All Maryland Eleven Names Three Maryland Players on All Macy Football
Three University of Maryland players earned spots on the All Maryland football team as selected by Baltimore Almeria sport writers. Captain Vata Brewer, end, and tackle Andy Nishet lead the group with Brewer noted as the best bet in the backfield and line. Other honorees include players from Mount St Mary's Hopkins and St Johns, with mentions across positions and teams.
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University of Maryland
Baltimore
Red sPison
Capi
Vata Beewer
Hatrback Ald Catain
College Park
Pubby" Strainer
Andy Nishet
Sturd
Binds Faitiner
Marsland
Lrown
Mount St. Mary‘s
Nister
Maerland
Werteran
Hopkins Waurds
Reeia
Washington
Magill
Hopkins
Comer
Paterdute
Quarterbuth
Dartoy
Halfhacks
Macyhid
Bonner
Jopkinps
Vullbackg- Brewer
Aburykund
Mopkine
M burk-Fickes
St. John's
Best Bot
Taneytown Social News and Visitation Notes
Taneytown round up with visits from Baltimore and New Oxford figures. George Knox and Lizzie Ridinger visit local families. Mr and Mrs Sauerhammer and the McKinneys host Thanksgiving guests. Rev Guy P. Bready and wife spent days in Lancaster. Union Thanksgiving service held at the Presbyterian church with good attendance.
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Taneytown
Dec
George ED Knox
Baltimore
Gartrude Galigher
George A. Clabaugh
Linden Fort
EG. Sauerhammer
Thurnont
Maggie Ash
Fostoric
Ohie
Scott M. Smith
Pear Town
Rober
S. McKinney
Auests
Mrs. McKinney
Lizzie Ridinger
Henry Hysinger
Ernest Ayser
Jack Burlington
New Oxford
Guy Pp. Bready
Lancaster
Presbyterian Church
Bazaar Night Draws Large Crowd At Armory Event
About eight hundred attendees filled the Armory for the Company A benefit bazaar in the First Regiment Maryland National Guard complex. The crowds enjoyed performances by various groups, with the First Regiment band Reno Crum leading the parade and a dean and fife corps in attendance. A lady show and weigh testing contest were announced, with prizes including a loving cup and silver trophies for top winners as the bazaar runs through the week to support Company A.
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Armory
Reno 8 Crum
Dean Ami Fife
Dean Ami Fife Corps of Company A
Dram
Thomas Rimmerwin
Maryland National Gruppe
Italics Win Again In The News ePost Rowing League
Italics defeat Gothics in a night game as top pin tally reaches 1050 for the winners while the losers post 1085. Samiay led scorers with strong showing. Sut Arnst noted for high win. Scores listed include Wives Beast and other team entries with several individual tallies. It pays to advertise in The News.
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Samiay
Pitt
Kreb
Myers
Cale
Alcent
Danis
Red Cross secretary resigns after four years service
Frederick County Chapter will be cared for by E Delaplaine relief for soldiers proceeds as deputy register. Judge Lighter resigns to assume new duties. The Red Cross will continue relief work. Annual meeting moved to December 16 with elections. Crawford ordained deacon in Rhode Island church prior to serving at St. Greenwich.
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Frederick County
Atbey
Prederick County
American Red Cross
Haseell Bo Lighter
Mary JL. Coblants
Lighter
CSS
Tasaranes
Claepler
Hod Cros
Coblentz
Edward Debiplaing
Red Cross
Kedertek
You C A
Mra
George Ailred
L—Eterd
Mr. Crawford
John G. Crawford
Frederick
Episcopalehntch
East Greenwich
Rhode Island
Crawford
Ox Flire Brush Company
St Greenwich
Galkunter Afr Graft Corporation
Aq Saints
St. Mary’s
Porkers Killed by Charles Fraley at Catoctin Pinnace
Charles Fraley of Catoctin Pinnace killed four fine hogs weighing 622, 422, 423, 424 and 874 pounds. The largest hog was two years old. the others were eight months. They yielded 150 pounds of lard in cans. The slaughter was well attended by friends and neighbors. Inspect heating apparatus before cold weather. Check stove pines for rust openings after summer. A little forethought please. Warren The News growy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fraley
Catoctin
Pinnace
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North Market Street
Raglan
Hamburger’s Boot Shop
N. Market St
Maryland
University of Md
Post League
RED Cross Secy
Register of Wills Office
Warren
White House
Earth
Shseez
Lewis A. Rice
Frederick, Md
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