Rockville Fair Opens Tuesday At Montgomery County
The seventy second Rockville Fair begins Tuesday morning and runs through Friday with plans for full, high quality exhibits if weather cooperates. Leaders led by President Clarence L. Gilpin and Secretary John E. Muncaster expect large displays across departments, plus racing parades stock shows and night fireworks. Children from Montgomery Prince George's Howard counties and D C are invited as guests for Children’s Day with judging of 4‑H‑style exhibits and a boys stock contest. The Wednesday horse show is a featured event with judges from Baltimore County and staff assisting the Montgomery best effort.
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Montgomery County
Clarence L. Gilpin
John E. Muncaster
Montgomery
Pince George’s
Howard Counties
District of Columbia
Andrew J. Cummings
Herbert L. Diamond
Charles R. Rowdybush
Thomas I. Fulks
William A. Waters
Bartoer
Babe Pierce
Baltimore County
Big Race Program for Annual Rockville Fair
The Montgomery county fair at Rockville announces a four day race meet next week with many high class horses. The entry list shows trotting and pacing events starting Tuesday with a 225 pace purse of 390 dollars. Starter is Joseph Becraft of Rockville.
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Montgomery County
Rockvile
Joseph Becraft
Rock
Horse races and notable trot events across Maryland and Delaware
A crowded list details Wednesday through Friday trots and pace races with purses around 300 dollars. Entries include notable horses such as North Bell Last Gift and Grey Ghost plus owners and locations like Bel Air Harrington Concord and Bridgeville. The schedule covers multiple states and venues with results and participants led by figures such as Frank Thomas W E Miller Henry Scott and King Scott.
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Ville
Marie Blogan
Barney M
Lulu K
W. BE. Miller
Washington, D. C
Little Tell
Caroline Guy
A. M. Hodges
Onancock
Henry U. S. Delaware Stock Farm
Bridgeville
Del
Florence ‘Worthy
William McHenry
Wagerstown
King Scott
W. EB. Miller
Lindy
Frank Thomas
Annie Baron
Edwin Gray
Suffolk
Gilly
Scott
Concord
N. C
Lord Byron
R. F. Hanna
Bel Air
Impulse
Georges N. Hunter
Westminster
Betty Bingen
Henry J. S&s
Delaware Stock Farm
Bridgevile
Purse
Peter Preadie
F. Hanna
Sadie J. S. H. Scott
de Wolfe
E. J. Saunders
Harrington
Matt H. Union Perrell
Bethesda
Adel McKay
Albert M. Boult
Rockville
Virginia C. Forbes
Washington, DC
Johnny B
Hattie
Washington
D. C
Miss Mack
Marge Bingen
E.L. Mahoney
Lanham
Helen Azoff
Henry Scott
Benland
Whitby
Hal Rer
Garrago Boy
E. Saunders
Thompson Todd
E M. Dodson
Robert B
Anna Baron
Lulu K. Barney M
Grey Ghost
Minor Hall
Baron Belle
Peter Prodigal
John Kinger
Lambert & Lambert
Norfolk
Bentand
Mattie Setro
EB. J. Saunders
Virginia
Forbes
Washington, D
R. Bendhall
Kelford
Martin J
Washington, D C
Barrington
Johnny B. Hattie Harvester
Bertha Acquillan
W. E. Miller
Bedworth
Brown Bingen
Hagerstown
Arnold Patchen
EB. M. Dotsis
Ald
Robert R
Lindy C
Orange Blossom
Minor Tall
W. EH. Miller
Delaware Tock Farm
Bridgervile
Igal
Hanna
Lamber, & Lambert
Sadie J
Henry
Elsie, M
Five Arrested For Shooting Craps Sunday In City
Police at 116 Lee Street busted a craps game Sunday afternoon. Arrested were Frank Williams, George Robinson, Ralph Melone, Carrison Palmer, and Thomas Williams. Bail set at 20 dollars each. two players held for county jail and possible later court appearance. Also, William Ayers jailed for begging. Band Concert reported at Court Park with the First Regiment band entertaining a large crowd.
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T &T
Lee Street
Bluecoats
Frank
Tobn Willams
George Robinson
Ralph Melone
Carrison Palmer
Williams Dam
Jacrison Palmer
William Ayers
Nogle
William
Court Park
400 Gallon Still Seized by Sheriff Near Bolbar
Sheriff Albaugh and deputies seized a large still and about 400 gallons of mash at a deserted house three miles north of Bolbar. No whiskey or containers were found. Neighbors reported recent white men sighted around the property and hurried arrivals by car in the hours before the raid.
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Sherrif Albaugh
Wertenbaker
Crim
Radeline
Bolbar
Deserted camp yields clues after pursuit
Tracing the chase, investigators found a deserted site with still-warm evidence of recent operations. Chenash was found at the scene with signs of recent occupancy but no arrests had been made up to morning.
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Kenneth
W. C. Gibson
Chiropractic Research Bureau
Local Catoctin Club Wins Return Golf Match in Hagerstown
About eighteen players from Catoctin Country Club beat Fountain Head Country Club on Hagerstown courses. The Frederick team earned a 4 to 0 sweep in the series with a close two point margin in a tense final match. The victory follows an earlier win on the Catoctin course and secures the series lead.
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Catoctin Country Club
Hagerstown
Fountain Head Country Club
Frederick
Fountain End
Catoclin Country Club
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M. Dodson
Matt H. Upton Perrel
Albert M. Boyle
Last Gift
N. G
Johnny 2
Hattla Harvester
W. E B. Miller
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Jones
Amelia
Mummy
the Humorist
London
Greenawat’s Drug Store
North Market Street
Hotel Frederick
Frederick’s Best Store
THE
Young
Frederick’s
Frederick, MD
Bolivar
Catoctin
Fountain Head
O. R. McIntyre
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
the Modern Lighting Company
N. Market St
Invest
Florida
Lane Helen City, Florida
Lake Helen
Markell H. Nelson
West Patrick St
Maryland
National Bank
Bank of Personal Service
McCleery
No. Market St. Frederick, MD
Gur
Battania
Mullinix
Bentz
the Rug Store
Market Street
United States
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