Grove family ties deepen at M. J. Grove lime Co
Recently elected director to fill vacancy after his father’s death, Mr. Grove has led Frederick operations since 1930 and served as treasurer since 1937. A Georgetown graduate, he earned a BA in 1923 and played baseball at Frederick High and Georgetown. Married Virginia Harley in 1934, they have six children and live near the Frederick plant. Active in civic church and political life, he formerly chaired Maryland Democratic State Central Committee for Frederick County and remains treasurer. served on the Maryland Board of Corrections and Frederick County Welfare.
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Grove
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Georgetown University
Frederick
Fredrick Boys’ High School
Frederick High
Georgetown
Mr. Grove
Virginia Harley
Defiance
Grove Company
Demoeratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
Maryland Board of Corrections
J H Grove Named Bank President
James H Grove Jr treasurer and director of M J Grove Lime Co was elected president of Western Maryland Trust Co to succeed Clinton McSherry He has served as a bank director since 1937 James McSherry is a local attorney
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James H. Grove Jr
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Western Maryland Trust Co
Clinton McSherry
Grove
James McSherry
Frederick community leader with war service and civic roles
During World War II he served in Civil Defense and led local clubs including Kiwanis and Hospital Aid. He held roles in St. John’s Catholic Church and Knights of Columbus. Real estate actions recorded show two parcels sold near Reno School House for about 26 thousand dollars and two Jefferson lots with improvements at around 5.5 thousand dollars.
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Civil Defenses Organization
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Hospital Aid, Inc
Frederick Lodge
B.P.O. Ellis
St. John’s Council
Knights of Columbus
Terrapin Club
St. John's Catholic Church
Charles L. Schildtmecht
Hewes D. Kelley
Everett V. Moser
Sharpsburg Road
Reno School House
Middletown
Boyd H. LeFevve
Boy Shot in Foot Near Monocacy River
An 11 year old Frederick boy was accidentally shot in the foot while hiking along the Monocacy River shortly after noon Tuesday. Jerry Exler, 504 Grant Place, Frederick, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a gunshot wound to the ankle from a .22 caliber bullet. He and companions from his church were earning points for a club ranking when the injury occurred.
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Frederick
Monocacy
Jerry Lee Exler
Grant Place
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gas House Pike Bridge
Boy Hit While Shooting Bottles with Rifle
Shepherd Sherman, 16, of Trail avenue, was target practicing with a .22 rifle when a ricochet from the stream struck Eyler as he and friends passed on the riverbank. Eyler suffered a through ankle wound, the bullet piercing the bone an inch above the ankle. Eyler, a Frederick American Little League Rosdale team player, was sent home after hospital care but is confined to his house.
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Shepherd Sherman
Trail Avenue
Eyler
Sherman
Walter C. Eyler
Frederick
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James H. Grove, Jr
Jack
Jug Bridge
Bartonsville Road
Dailey’s Funeral Home
N. Market St
Kehne Furn. CO
South Market St
Weil Brothers, Inc
Austin
N. Bentz St
Harris MO
Sam Miller
South Market Street
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
As Seyeemasy
Ahaaa
Monocacy Oil Company
Frederick, Md
Hendrickson
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick ST
M. L. Summers Frederick, Md
U.S
L. H. MacKenzie
Economy Oil CO
OLDS
The
Frederick Motor Co
W. Patrick St
Polaroid
Yours
Poleroid Corpore
Ise
William S. Hood, Inc
William S. Hood
West Patrick St
Francis Scott Key
North Market St
Singer Portable
Singer
Treadle
Singer Treadle
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