One Deed Removed Another Is Wanted In Middletown Valley Case
In Middletown Valley a suit by Myersville residents against Mrs. Lovinit Derr seeks return of a deed she allegedly took from Central Trust Company and destroyed. Judge Glenn H. Worthington kept the case open awaiting amendment to ask Derr to write a new deed before relief. Attorneys for the plaintiffs were Leslie N. Coblentz and Charles McC. Mathias. H Kieffer DeLauter represented Derr.
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Middletown Valley
Central Trust Company
Myersville
Charles O. Easterday
Effie Easterday
Lovinit Deir
Glenn H. Worthington
Campaign to rename Key Bridge Sparks DAR opposition
A civic effort in Georgetown to rename the Francis Scott Key bridge linking Georgetown with Roselyn Virginia has drawn strong resistance from Maryland D A R delegates. A censure resolution will be presented at the DAR Congress with Mrs Adam Denmead opposing the change. The bridge’s current name honors Key, a Georgetown law practitioner and 1812 era figure. The DAR plans to defend the existing name and block the proposal.
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Georgetown
Washington
Francis Scott Key
Roselyn
Maryland
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. A. R. Congress
Adam Denmead
Scott Ker
Bey
Scott Key
County
Columbia
Gengetown
Potomac River
Georetiaya
Modern equipment with Walter L Main Circus
The Walter L Main Circus unveils time saving devices including a gasoline engine pile driver, electric lighting, steam cookers, and one wagon mounted equipment. A new tent raising system, motor trucks for dens and cages, and an on site show of modern operations will be on display April 25 at Frederick.
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Walter L. Main Circus
White
Frederick
Taneytown Organizes Season for Baseball Team
Taneytown prepares a renewed baseball team with a signed subscription fund, a donated field by Mr Sauble, ground improvements, a grandstand, and a listed board of directors led by Dr. N. A. Hitchcock. Uniforms ordered. try-outs to determine exact roster. games set with Hanover, Baltimore amateurs, New Windsor, Union Bridge, and county teams. season starts in about four weeks. Also notes roadside tree planting by the State Board of Forestry along National Pike and Frederick-Baltimore road with American elms and white ash, funded at no charge. A twilight league in Frederick is proposed.
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Taneytown
Sauble
N. A. Hitchcock
A. G. Biffle
Curtis Bowers
C. Ott
George R. Sable
W. E. Burke
W. Rein Motter
W. R. Mottermar
Aager
John Leister
G. Walter Wilt
Hanover
Baltimore
New Windsor
Union Bridge
National Pike
Cumberland
Frederick-Baltimore
Monocacy Bridge
Emmitsburg
State Board of Forestry
Baseball Scores From Boston and Cleveland Aboard
Baseball scores show Boston beating Boston 5 to 3, New York 6 to 1 over Boston, and Cleveland 16 to 1 over St Louis. Weather caused rain delays with several games postponed. Standings list Cleveland, Chicago, Washington, New York, Boston, St Louis, Detroit in various orders with mixed win totals and percentages.
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Boston
New York
Quinn
Walters
Mays
Schang
Hoyt
Schaneussell
Cleveland
St. Louis
Geveland
Vangilder
Severeid
Coveleskie
Nanamaker
National League Games Postponed By Rain
Rain postpones NL games as standings show New York leading with 4 1 001 and St Louis 4 2 667. Chicago 4 2 687 and Philadelphia 3 2 600 amid tight pennant chase with Pittsburgh 3 3 500 Boston 1 4 200 Cincinnati 1 5 167.
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W.lpc
WL. P.on
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Want Key
Carthage
Rome
Constantinople
Walter L. Main
Everett True
Nes, Dearie
Commercial State Bank
the Friendly Bank
Moore
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Wlll. P.C
Clevelad
Ccago
Washin
York
St Louis
National League
United States
Frederick, Md
Oger
SERED
Oxfords
Russia
Markey
Markev
Chas. Opel Jr. Insurance Service
Haller&Co
West Church
Jeannette Weinberg
Oft
Empire Theatre
Frederick. MD
Iroy W. Poole
Portland and White
Atlas Cement
East Patrick St
Jzise OW. Michael
South Market St
Phere
Aggests Lvef
News Office
McCleery
North Market
Frederick, MD. P
Mullinix & Bentz
THE
RUG Store
North Market Street
Seeger & Company
Mr. Bell
Optical Department
C. L. Kefauver
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