Armory quint ready for next fray at Frederick
Fredericksburg basketball squad prepares for a Thursday night home game against Alpha Club of Waynesboro with extra seating and rink-like arrangements. McQuire should be in shape after joining midweek. Neun and Downes show strong form. Derr fouls limit impact. Two-week slate includes games vs Waynesboro and Harrisburg with plans for a Baltimore rematch in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericks
McQuire
Waynesboro
Wayneebora
Derr
McGuire
Neun
tor tiré meetyes
West
Krefi
Halsmere
Frederick
Baltimore
Waynesbor
Harrisburg
Armory
Feature Tonight at Opera House Branded by Manhattan Diagera
The Manhattan Players present Branded at the Opera House as the feature tonight. The dramatic tale follows a mother hiding a secret that derails her daughter’s life, a government official’s romance, blackmail, financial ruin, and a gripping mystery ending in a hopeful close. The week’s program also included The Secret Service Girl with a fair crowd praising the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Manhattan Diagera
America
Jeter
falia
Pats
hmsband
stark
Manhattan
Love. Lows December 8 Visits Across Families
Fragmented local social notes detail several Union Bridge residents visiting relatives and friends over a weekend. Names include Mr Arbaugh, Mrs Cushon, Mrs Gupane, Mrs Ogil, Mrs Low, and Roy Froghour, with mentions of travel to Detour and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy "Froghour
Margaret Ogl
Frederick
swent
H. B. Ogig
s John Low
Christmas services announced for Creagerstown churches
Creagerstown residents note visitors to Mr. J B Hoffman on Sunday include Mr and Mrs Millams Hoffmen of Baltimore and Mr and Mrs J M Havener. St Johns Reformed will hold its Christmas service on Thursday evening December 22. Lutheran church will halt its service on Christmas night December 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creagerstown
J. B. Hoffman
William
Local Society Notes From Lime Kiln Area
Lime Kiln December 6 entries report Mrs D B Kovser of Duston Ohio and her companion visiting Baltimore after a week with Mr and Mrs Don Musberg. Mrs Henry Baker recovered after visiting Buckeyes town and Frederick area friends. Several residents including Mrs Chavey Reh and daughter Mary visited Frederick, and Mr Calvin Keyser with son James spent time with Frederick friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Kovser
Duston
Ohio
Baltimore
Don Musberg
Henry Baker
A J. Cutasil
Buckeys town
Chavey Reh
Mary
Frederick
Thos Webster
Curts Dickson
Buckeystown
Victor Cool
Jacob Hae
Calvin Keyser
James
Co. Mosher
Harry Cockerel
Buckeratown
Daniel Morningstar
Rose Feaga
Wahlington
lL ®. Feaga
Yellow Springs Return of Visitor From Lovettsville
Mia Nelia Majobart of Lovettsville Virginia has returned home after visiting Yellow Springs. The notice records her departure and return in the town column with brief travel detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YELLOW SPRINGS
Mia ‘Nelia Majobart
Lovettsville, Va
héra
Hog butchering gathering lists Troutville residents
In Troutville on Thursday last, many Summers and allied families attended a hog butchering event hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Summers. The group included Nek ay Summers George Summers Amanda Summers Milton Ale era John Summers and numerous others from Frederick Braddock Waynesboro McKaig Emmitsburg Woodsboro Creagerstown and nearby areas. Eight hogs weighing from 460 to 361 pounds were butchered producing 18 fifty pound c para of lard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TROUTVILLE
Dee
Nelson Summers
Nekay Summers
George Summers
Amanda Summers
Frederick
Milton Aleera
John Summers
Braddock
Wiliam Summers
McKaig
John Cline
Waynesboro
Murray Keyser
Creagerstown
Ira Eaton
George Hoff
Amos Hoff
Mildred Cover
Steiner Smith
Joseph Fox
Calvin
John Ohler
Keysville
Joe Fox
Sallie Delaplane
Local Hog Barn Event and Community Notices
A large butchering was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Charter peacheys on Friday of that week. Eleven hogs were killed weighing up to 60 pounds. a very large one weighed over 57 pounds. Numerous attendees named include Mr and Mrs Baers, Mr and Mrs George Fowles, Rev and Miss Rod, Miss May Fawley, Miss Ruth Null, and many others. Several residents visited Gettysburg and nearby towns, with notes on accidents and local greetings. A car collision on West Kingston Street injured several people, and the horse had to be killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weal Pulithet
baties
Banley
Worttan
AMIE
Charles Mawley
EOMats
Mr and Wes Charter peacheys
Pridhiy
Mors
Baers Miers
George Fowles
Wh. Cordell
Mig Wash Fawley
oan Mis Rod
John Harris
Aba Lewis Shellman
Charles Stunkie
Jowhi Lapole
Roy Witana
Clear Dale
Dee
Samuel Hawk
Mabel
Gettysburg
Walter Lemmon
E. K Leatherman
Hampton
Alda Crouse
Hilda Norwood
Littlestown
Vernon Brown
Hanover
Daniel Sel
Howard Cole
Pauline
Cole
Williant
Rhart Withers
Ratt
Carman Lemmon
West Kingstreat
Guy W. Caples
Westminster
Lemmon
Kins Mis Lawson and Muriel Spend Week With Relatives
Mis Lawson and Muriel of Galthersbowe spent the Meet week with parents Mr and Mrs Watdam Miwa Deborah holdings of Bath in the weekend with Miss Hiltda Heat Mis Spencer Low and children. Roby Watkins left Monday for Cincinnati to enter an autumn. The shortage of homes in England including Wales is 400,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
rot) Lawson
Muriel
Galthersbowe
dios Pirents
aml
Watdam
Miwa
Deborah holdings
Bathero
Noomt Che
Hiltda Heat
Spencer Low
parente
ile
Roby Watkins
Cincinnatii
Ohio
wnechanteur
Elen Srown
aedora B.C. King
Roby Watkins Deets
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Weill
Manhattan Players
LANDER
U.S. Army Shoes
Lee
WEN or
LEWISDALE
Deéeerhher
Lansing Breatharat
Eugene
Luther Beall
Lester Watking
Kemptown
Dorsey Lawson
honges
England
Wales
MESSERTS
Rave Vaniltla
Rex Vasillin
Lenn
Qur
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Central Trust Co. of
Maryland
FREDERICK, MARYLAND
EMMITSBURG, MD
MYERSVILLE, MD
THUBSONT, MD
P.L. HARGETT & CO., Inc
South Market St
U. S. Army
Uncle Sam
Army Supply
East Patrick Street
Brederick, Md
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Elgin
Gold Lavallers
Butte
Jewelers
Kefauver & Shapro
Market Street
Frederick, Md
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