Real Estate Turnover In Williamsport Area This Week
Heavy parcel transfers reported in Williamsport and surrounding areas. Multiple deeds list buyers such as Howard Stickler, Richard Elgin, and Robert Keller acquiring lots and improved land in Mount Emnaland, Downs Village, Smithsburg, and other local districts. Transactions span properties on Edgemont Road, Guilford Avenue, Route 40, and Cedar Lawn Park, with numerous parcels in election districts Five and Six and near Hagerstown and Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport Greencasthe
Williamsport
Guy Crone, Jr
Conkey Wyeh
Biware Rollie
Howard P. Stickler
Davis E. Mellett
Mt. Emnaland
Woodside Drive
St. James Village
Leonard D. Emmett
Davis Kimo Mellott
State Department of Forests
Downs
Reuben E. Eby
Colville
Adin H. Eby
Lexsinger
Maugansville
Guilford Ave
Valentine S. Bristow
Herman F. Stouffer
Robert C. Keller
Arthur D
Plummer E. Koonts
Keller
Ellen K. Keller
Smiths
Ofburg Road
Sharpsburg
Georgia Ave
Alice M. Starliper
Easton
Ernest E. Wallace
G. Mundey
Jot
Douglas S. Ryan
Pardwelling
Lez Jeel
Rt. 40
Ington Ave
Halfway
Hagerstown
George B. Bachtell
Brosius Homes, Inc
Hata
Bertie M. Grimm
Ongerstown
Robert G. Rider
Old Hagerstown
Smithsburg Pike
Greystone Manor
Chewsville
Martin Co
George G. Burner
Rockcliffe Drive
Orpherd Wille
Maryland Star Farmer Named at College Park
COLLEGE PARK Maryland AP Charles plelager Jr Louise G Van Esso formerly oar named Maryland Star Farm known as Louise G Ford et al today at the State Future to C William Hetzer Inc par Farmers of America convention. The trict family owns about 100 head of cows and grows over 5,000 turkeys a year. Harold F Lehman widower to Samuel O Matthews Jr and wife parcel on south side of Hagerstown Smithsburg Road two miles east of city. They make fine edgers for baseboard while you paint.
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College Park
Charles Plelager Jr
Ward County
Louise G. van Esso
Maryland Star Farm
Louise G. Ford
C. William
Harry B. Friend
Ralph Kershner
Williamsport
Holstein
Boonsboro
Harold F. Lehman
Samuel O. Matthews, Jr
Hagerstown -Smithsburg
City
George C. Snyder
Euster A. Scott
David R. Brewer
Mercersburg
Catherine E. Hodges
Hart
van Hodges, Jr
Riley B. Shingleton
New Door and Window Units Cut Home Upgrade Costs
Modernized building stock via factory assembled doors and windows offered in ponderosa pine. Pre hung doors include six to five panel Colonial and ranch styles with removable panels, while window units feature double hung casement awning and hopper models in stock varieties. Hardware, storms, screens, and insulated glass available. Some units include wall portions for easy installation. The text also notes Nepal's monarch, the Hindu king, as a distant reference.
Diagonal Sheathing Bracing and Theft Report
The article notes advantages of diagonal sheathing for exterior wall bracing and warns against damaged screws in 16 square foot panels, risking washer and stem issues. It reports a theft of nearly $60 worth of commercial oils from a metal shed at D. D. Stickell mill, with goods in five and ten gallon drums taken between Thursday night and yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Stickell Mill
Power tool safety advised with master switch plan
Expert urges that all outlets for power tools be on a single circuit and controlled by a master switch. The switch should be in an inaccessible or secret position or pad-locked to prevent accidental operation, a precaution highlighted after an accident.
Potomac Dam Favored to Ease Washington Water Woes
Donald Birrell of the Army Engineers told the Northern Virginia Regional Planning Commission that a Potomac River dam and a mile long lake could solve area water problems. The project would provide steady supply, reduce floods, cut water bills, and create recreation but no recommendation was made yet. The dam would be above Great Falls, about 10 miles upstream, at an estimated cost of 80 to 100 million dollars and would form a 40 mile long lake with 370 miles of shoreline.
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Washington
Washington Area
Army Engineers
Donald Birrell
Northern Virginia Regional Planning Commission
Potomac
Maryland
Virginia
Congress
Potomac River
Birrell
Army
Great Falls
Cumberland Man Killed In Explosion
A Cumberland asphalt tanker truck undergoing repairs exploded killing Russell Sue Robinette, 49, and lightly injuring Ivan Swanger, 43. Earl Harper was shaken but not hospitalized. Fire officials cited fumes from the welding work on a brake bracket as the blast cause in the Garland Petroleum Co. garage. The cab was demolished and the tank hurled upward. the blast rattled nearby homes. Robinette worked for Cumberland Welding Co. Swanger worked for Garland Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinette
Cumberland Welding Co
Swanger
Garland Company
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Joseph R. Sanders
Main St
Booningboro
George S. Jennings
Ito John E. Grim
Brownsville
Aaron F. Daugherty
Walter B. Hines
Rohrersville
Eicht
Edward M. Shepherd
Lloyd L. Roman
Reed E. Flowers
Donald E. Olden
Vernon L. Huntsberry
Clear Spring
Paul F. Fizer
Jery Douglas Harrell
Chestnut St
Curtiss L. Webber
Garrett M. Newtin
Cedar Lawn
Herbert L. Ingram
Ringgold
Nepal
Himalayas
India
Tibet
Praha
the Good Lumber CO
Quincy 4
Gamemen
Plesto
Waynesboro
A & Ae
Quincy, Pa
115Th Medium Tank Battalion
Patton
National Guard
Fort Knox
Kentucky
729 Ordnance Group
Cincinnati
M. C. Paulsgrove
Joseph Filsinger
Potomac Dam
Cumberland
Cavetown Planing Mill CO
Safe and Sound
Holzapfel
FIREY
Westinghouse
Washington St
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