Frederick Fair Arts and Crafts Display Expands
The Art, Photography and Arts and Crafts division at the Frederick Fair is the largest on display, with new interior arrangements in the household building allowing more pictures and craft work. Pictured, J. Rolle Castleman surveys pieces as Mrs. Charles Holly, Mrs. George Slupp and Mrs. Joseph C. Hemp observe. A nearby giant swing, 35 feet tall, draws crowds but is noted as a precautionary measure with fire crews on scene briefly.
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Frederick Fair
J. Rolle Castleman
Charles Holly
George Slupp
Joseph C. Hemp
J. Rolfe Castleman
Babe Ruth Film Shown To Kiwanis Frederick Club
A film of Babe Ruth League playoffs from regional and world series stages was shown to Kiwanis Club of Frederick members at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Melvin Ambrose, father of a team player, narrated, praising the Frederick team’s fourth place among the top ten. He noted $200 contributed by Kiwanis for Whitwallis aid and commended the boys’ conduct. The reel also captured a parade in Farmington and a desert side trip with discussions of oil wells and Indian huts. The program, planed by A Robert Moss, featured remarks by Dr. Harold E Schaden.
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Brunswick
Parkersburg
W. Va
Farmington
N.M
Kiwanis Club
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Melvin Ambrose
Ambrose
Kiwanis
Whitwallis Ardib al Oivy
Robert Moss
Thurmount
C&p Telephone Co
Montgomery
Frederick Counties
Harold E. Schaden
Ned Helfenstein
L. Lew
Ten Sibert
Clarence Car
Rev
W. Mer
Bob Koilman
Catenaville
Sterling Bollinger
Kenneth E. Burdette
DysUuy
Fire alarms answered near Rocky Springs Road incident
The Independent Hose Company answered an alarm at 9 09 pm on Rocky Springs Road northwest of the city. Reported trash burning near the road got out of control scorching trees and brush but no injuries or further damage were documented.
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Brunswick
Field of Peace
Ses
R. C Lewis
Noti
Independent Hose Company
Rocky Springs Road
Lovettsville Group Plans Legal Challenge to VEPCO Power Line
A Lovettsville District Citizens Association meeting drew numerous locals to oppose a Loudoun Planning Commission VEPCO 500000 volt line permit. They plan court action alleging pre hearing permit issuance, with two thirds of court costs pledged and representation by Leesburg firm Richard E. Hill. Several nearby districts and states joined in opposition, citing West Virginia state hearings and tolling routes.
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Lovettsville Dastrict Citizens Association
Lovettsville
Asing Cuilinssiui
VEPCO
Citizens Association
J. Earle Weatherly
Leesburg, Va
Richard E. Hill
Ladiesburg
Leesburg
Loudoun County
Prince William County
Mont
Gomery County
Jefferson Coup
W. Va
West Virginia
West Virginia Public Service Commission
Jefferson County
WEPCO
Virginia
Mount Storm
Cles
Potornes
Spanish colors in Columbus funding debate spark memory
The comment notes that the Spanish red and yellow flag idea reflects Spain financing Columbus. It frames a historical debate about national color symbolism tied to exploration and patronage.
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New York
Henry Bartes
Fifth Avenue
St. Patrick's Day
Italian Historical Society
Spar
Spain
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Florida
JHE News
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Virginia Hope
Mount Airy
Nancy J
Betry
Urbana
Glass Shop
N. Market
North
Rentz St
Mars Opticians
West Second St. MO
Bausch & Lame
Zenith
Point of Rocks
Dickerson
Bread Run
Richmond
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Manchester
Frederick County
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Robert Ferguson
Thurmont
Waynesboro
Hanover
Samuel J. Barrick
James McSherry
Agfochrome
E. Ray Wachter Photo Center
South Market St
Philco
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
White
Shockey's
Hammond Organ
Ted
Cy Joys Cash
Seaboard
Seaboard Anzace Company
W. Patrick ST
Potomac Edn
Home Delivery Service
Weil Brothers
Hamilton Avenue
East South St
Pearre
Reymond
Apver
Mar
Dailey’s Funeral Home
Davis
Studio Frederick
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Cavetown Planing Mill Co
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R. R. Rice
Monogram
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