Jottings From Our Reporters Notebook on Frederick cases
In Frederick a equity suit over a 150 year old home shows large overruns on renovation costs after a contractor billed 11 thousand dollars above an architect estimate. A petitioned downtown parking expansion faces old deed restrictions. Martinsburg moves to bar cows and goats inside its limits. Mother’s Day anniversary noted. Pork prices rise with outlook for shortages in sweet potatoes. wholesale meat and storage figures cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Margaret Schmitz
Glenn K. Worthington
Martinsburg
Wall Street Journal
Chicago
Center
Tuckey
Kite Flying Ban Near Lunken Airport Sparks Alert
Cincinnati pilots faced new hazard as officials banned kite flying near Lunken Airport after a near collision report during approach. A pilot said two kites narrowly missed during landing attempts, prompting the restriction to protect air traffic and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lunken
Many Pattern Patterns From The Daily Mall Ad
An old needlecraft ad offers crochet knitting and embroidery patterns with a call for readers to mail for pattern leaflets. It lists a mail address, pattern numbers, and a 25 cent charge for pattern loads and a needlecraft hook catalog. The text evokes a busy 19th century shop offering varied designs and mail order service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesagan
Waryea
Colme
Arne Dent
Chel Sea
Alice Brooka
Geensderill
D Paul Oswald In 60th Year Weather Observer
D Paul Oswald of Bridgeport marks sixty years of weather observation in Washington County Maryland. He began in 1898 at age 12, assisted by family, and later worked with the Weather Bureau. He maintains a home weather station with official instruments, records daily data, and has supplied facts to local papers and legal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglun County
Mir
D. Paul Oswald
Redgeport
Mark Twain
Mark
D. Paul
Qewald
Oswald
Weather
Washington County
Paul Oswald
E. Ingram Oswald
Daniel KE. Oswald
Chewsville
State Weather Service
Ingram Oswald
Maryland Agricultural College
College Park
Oswald Brothers
Fairchite TD
Kenny
McMillen
Bridge M
Mr. Oswald
Weather Bureau
Baltimore
Recds
Bridgepot
Afr
Bridgeport Observer
Ovd
Wenlhat Observer
Nslame
Lane
Boy Rescued After Getting Leg Stuck in Tree
In Albuquerque a year-old boy named Edward J. Arusuelas required a Fire Department hook and ladder truck to free him after his leg became wedged in a tree in a neighbor’s yard. A separate note mentions a scientific expedition discovering abandoned gold mines in New Guinea.
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Albuquerque
N. MM
Sin
Edward J. Arusuelas
iMf Jong
New Guinea
Damage to Fruit Hit by Freeze in Morgan County
Temperatures dipped to 25 degrees in Berkeley Springs area last week causing considerable damage to fruit crops. Low lying areas saw severe damage while higher elevations fared better with apples largely spared. Maryland plantings escaped on some orchards but Morgan and Hampshire counties reported damage. May 17 freeze last year noted. Tomatoes and vegetable gardens suffered heavily.
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Berkeley Springs
Morgan County
Paw Paw
Hancock
Henry W. Miller Jr
Consolidates Orchards
Maryland
Morgan
Hampshire
Three Injured In Accidents
Three people were injured in separate crashes near East Avenue and Wilson Boulevard. Hlycel Mag. Tani, 88, fractured her left leg and wrist when struck by a car driven by Sienia J. Poltz near her home on East Avenue. Sally Reveals Taherster suffered a fractured and dislocated left elbow after a rear-end collision at Avon Road and Chuva Street. Mrs. Resnard was hospitalized after being driven to the hospital by Community Rescue Service ambulance following a collision on Route Four involving Charles W. Kauffman of Hagerstown Rowe Four Patrolmen Giffin and Thorn.
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Hlycel Mag
Tani
Bliss
East Avene
O'Vlack
Sienia J. Poltz
Beaver Creek
Nanes Hay
Assencer
Anval
Svalggin
Gras
Sally
Taherster
Avon Road
Chuva
Community Rescue Service Ambulance
Resnard
Scout Event Draws 2,500 Fans at Municipal Stadium
More than 2,500 Boy Scouts from Mason-Dixon area gathered at Municipal Stadium for the Adventure Unlimited show last night. About 2,000 attendees watched 100 plus events featuring Cub through Explorer Scouts, with Indian dances in authentic costumes and cheering crowds. The event showcased the entire Boy Scouting program and ran five hours with orderly participation and few issues after dress rehearsal problems were resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason-Dixon Cornel
Municipal Stadium
Adventure Unlimited
O'Clock
Odd Spits
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Tne
Explorer Seouts
Ee Wyte
Attendance Remains High in Schools Across District
Reading through the figures shows higher overall attendance this year with elementary and secondary schools reporting improved percentages. Notable gains include North Street and Williamsport high schools and several Beavor Creek, Boonsboro, and Smithsburg classrooms, while kindergartens also show strong averages. Michigan State's 1996-57 basketball team is noted among the seeming non sequiturs with crowds over 10,000 on multiple occasions.
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Pupiard Mbaran
Fey Tie Wasteington
Mdusatsin Aunaneed
Andrian Springs
North Street
Nari Hagerstown High School
Paul Minnecano
Boonsboro
Clear Spring
Worth Hagerstown
South Hagerstown
Maugansville
North? Street
Smithsburg
South Potomac
Washington
Williamsport
Schoand
Antietam
Beaver Reek
Bonnsboro
Avoard
Cascade
Howeville
Dapgal
Downsville
Fairplay
Bountaindale
Funkstein
Greensburg
Tanzoe Howard
Huyells
Indian Saints
Reedysville
Leitersburg
Lincolnshire
Mt. Lena
Magganaville
Pangthen Boulevard
Paramount
Pinesburg
Rohrersville
Salam Avenue
Sandy Pook
Sharpshore
Southshore
Washingto
Woodlandburg
Broadway
Fountaindale
Hanrock
Panghorn Boulevard
Satem Avenue
Sharpsburg
Surrey
Michigan State
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Circuit
D. K. McLaughlin
Allegany County
Gea. Henderson
Morgan C. Harris
Frederik
City Hall
Boensbors
Propriately
Linement League
Ruritors
Vogel-Ritt
P.O
Hagerstown
Earle’s Drug Store
Washington Street
Hagerstown Ree PG and Printing CO
Service Dept. Office
Hogaretoen
Farboi
Roy C. Spickler
Regent
Farboil
Oz Twa TV
Bob Artz
The
Elks
Chambersburg, PA
Freddie Masters
His
Bob Frantz and
the Rhythmaires
Williamsport Legion Home
Funkstown American Legion
American Legion
Luke Baer
His Screwdrivers
D.S.T
American Legion Home
Northern Avenue
Andrew Angelucc
Johny Pickard
Don Worine, Menegur
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