Community packing group forms for fruit growers in Maryland
Preliminary steps were taken at a meeting in Hagerstown by lead fruit growers from Frederick Washington Carroll and Allegany counties to form a community packing organization. A committee will propose plans and meet next Friday to submit a report. The group aims to establish packing houses near orchards and improve fruit grading. The organization will resemble the Citrus Growers Association and be governed by by laws to be considered at the meeting. It will represent about 175 000 to 200 000 sacks of apples and around 500 carloads of peaches. Many local growers and officials attended the gathering including H Sinbbs A L Towson W K Keller William Bishop Thomas Lmith J Andrew Cahill William H g Charles B Wagner Caleb Long and several others.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Washinton
Carroll
Allegany
Magers
Es Habrill
Thomes Hayward
Jeld
H. Sinbbs
A. L. Towson
W. Keller
William Bishop
Thomas Lmith
J. Andrew Cahill
William H. G
Charles B. Wagner
Caleb Long
Loose
Charles L. Smith
E. Baneder
J. E. Pitsnogle
Rolland Fer
John N. Newcomer
J. U W. Gam 1, Jr
Thomas B. Hayward
W. H. Venson
E. D. Stoulemyer
Samuel Row
Emmitsburg baseball meeting draws many candidates
A Well attended Emmitsburg baseball meeting at the high school gathered about thirty aspirants for positions on the Frederick County Emmitsburg team. Manager Galt outlined plans for the season and plans for practices began to form as eager youths sought spots on the squad. A performance at the Victory tre is to aid the team and tickets will be sold tomorrow to support the event.
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Emry
Frederick County
Rling Galt
Mann Galt
Emmitsburg
County Tax Office To Close Saturday
When the county treasurer’s office closes Saturday afternoon there are unpaid tax accounts totaling about $15,000 outstanding. Thirteen pieces of real estate have taxes due and it is likely all but three will be paid before the sale dates. The treasurer will close all accounts by sheriff’s sale if necessary on April 10. Last year 48 pieces of real estate were advertised for sale, but none were forced.
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County Treasr
Lnty
Walter Baker and Kiwanis Leader Connect Maryland District
Walter Baker of Hagerstown, prominent attorney and president of the Kiwanis for the district, guides a regional group spanning Maryland Delaware Virginia and the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Baker
Hagerstown
Ted
Kiwanians
Maryland
Virginia
Umbia
Loudoun County Baseball League Elects Officers
Loudoun County Baseball League held its annual meeting at Leesburg electing President Dr. W. Orr First vice president H. T. McDaniel second vice president Dr. H A Spitler and Secretary treasurer Howard E B Cole Officials expect only county men to be signed for the coming year A bylaws committee was named and it is unclear how many teams will enter About 12 top amateur players from Frederick County played in the Sandoun County League last year including Leesburg players Two ex Hustlers Sidney Lodge and Bob Orrison wore Leesburg uniforms last season The probable use of only Loudoun county men may cause some local uproar.
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Loudoun County Baseball League
Leesburg
H. T. McDaniel
H.A. Spitler
Howard EB. Cole
Frederick County
Sidney Lodge
Bob” Orrison
Loudoun County
Soldier's Body Home From War Dies In France 1918
The body of John W. Saxon sergeant in Company K 115th Infantry killed in France in October 1918 arrived home to Montgomery county. He will be buried with full military honors from the Methodist church at Kensington on April 6. A memorial meeting of former Company K members and others was held at the Armory Building in Silver Spring Sunday at 3 o'clock. Also noted, 249 earthquake shocks were reported in Chile during 1920 by the national seismic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Saxon
One Hundred and Fifteenth Infantry
France
Methodist
Kensington
Montgomery County
Cissell- Saxon
American Legion
Armory
Silver Spring
Dreco Herbal Remedy Praised by Lexington Resident
Mrs Margaret Snapp of Curry Street Lexington Kentucky reports dramatic relief from long standing stomach trouble after one week on Dreco. She credits two bottles with improved digestion appetite and elimination of gas constipation and dizziness. Dreco is being introduced by Pearces Modern Pharmacy in Frederick and sold by druggists nationwide.
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Margaret Snapp
Curry Street
Lexington
News tip request prompts city residents to share yesterday happenings
A call to The News invites locals to report any events of interest from yesterday in their area. The notice stresses community reporting and encourages readers to contact the newspaper with details for potential publication.
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Ball Tean
Ath
Loudoun County League
Saxon
Chile
National Seismological Service
Wehe
RAD
Baltimore
Bauustaburg
Moore
U. A. Lough &Son
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Walla
Jesse H. Michael
South Market &T
DRECO
Roy W. Poole
Best Building
Portland
White
Atlas Cement
East Petrick St
Ford
A. BR. Favorite & Son
James E. Doll
Frederick, ND
Helfenstein & Urner
McHenry Brothers
Seventh and
Bentz Sta
Will McHenry
H. R. Hanna
W. A. Riley
A. McHenry
Bentz Sts
Purina
North Market
Johnny
McHenry Bros
Frederick, Md
MIRRO
Seeger & Company
South Market St
Arne
Mike Onus
Das
Fahrnky
Som
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