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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
3
Johnny Neun leads a strong Martinsburg lineup as the Guards face Martinsburg Collegians in the season opener at the State Armory. Pat Ryan referees the 9 pm tip with Dowries and Derr at forward positions and Recher at center.
The Keyser Club will appear on the local court Friday night with a return game in Keyser potentially planned. Tom McGuire may join in the second game of the set on December 15 at the Armory as the Waynesboro Alpha team is scheduled for the December 15 matchup. The attending outfits include the Frederick appearance in January and the Armory floor has been prepared with resin coating and new uniforms for the club.
Brunswick high of Frederick and Washington counties lost to Barton high of Allegany and Garrett counties 8 to 2 after six overtimes at Hancock. The 10 minute extra periods produced a 2-2 tie, with Barton scoring the winning goal as Brunswick failed to convert a late clearance. Brunswick is eliminated from the Western Maryland title and state race.
Frank K. Schmidt agrees to vacate his Patric and Court Streets storefront by December 26 to clear the site for a new Frederick Hotel. He departs after 23 years as a leading local dealer and baseball promoter, moving to space in the hotel annex or lobby. The old building will be razed for the new hostelry.
Hagelstoan Sunday School teachers Cwatt ma Kouder and Mre Baldwin led about seven visitors to the Fairney Memorial Home for the Aged in San-Mai on Sunday November 13. The program included Bible quotations readings and music with Rev Thomas of Va Rey John Bowles of Bar kidyvile Rev Caddie Hicks and Rev Oliver Butterbaugh as helpers. The class presented each resident with candies and flowers. Union Bridge Sunday School members also visited recently. A Special Donation Day has been set by the Brethren district churches in Maryland for those who contributed.
Eleanor White Rogers sold 300 acres on Carroll's Manor two and a half miles below Buckeystown to H Hubert Bowers of Frederick. The dairy farm with mansion house and bank barn 350 by 100 feet changes hands January 15 for mansion and April 1 for full possession. Bowers plans dairy cattle operation in spring. transaction via W N Jolliffe and C W Buxton. Buxton family buys 132 West Second Street property from Mr and Mrs Vernon.
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