Detrick and Ox Fibre Secure wins in County League tilt
Jaycee County League games at the Armory saw Camp Detrick Officers edge Middletown 30 28 while Ox Fibre beat Price Bros 34 28 in a star clash. Camp Detrick E's overwhelmed Wolfpack 71 17 as the Derrick O's and Ox Fibre led all contenders.
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Armory
Camp Detrick
Ox Fitwe
Middletown
Price Bros
Derrick O
Valleyites
Middletowners
Lieut. Young
Murray
Luther Murray
Brushmen
Derrick E's
Jaycee
Wolfpack
E's
Abalt
Remsburg
Keller
Brandenburg
Ifett
Derrick O's
TP. Young
Ivey
Falconer
Hensley
Johnston
Dorrell
Oi Tarkow
Naylor
Beveridge
L. Murray
Kline
Hull
Ramsburg
E. Murray
Grace Reformed
First Baptist Kepler
Methodist
Evan
St. John
John’s
Lutheran
Hummer
Buckeystown
Gardner
Kemp
Presbyterian
E. Rhoderick
Reformed
Brachey
First Baptist
Moore
Sevea
Guy Derrick
Neal
High Schugrie
Earlston Rothenhoe- Sale
Calvary Methodist
High Zawadsky
High Teary
St. Johns
Bokesch
Mae Tatko
Hahn
High Czarnicki. c
Seeaikillah Ein
Ee Ee Demchek
Dodds
TY Wolfpack
G. F
Bartgis
Joe Griffin
Moberly
Blagle
M. Tally
Albaugh
Angleberger
Timor— Brish
R. Abrecht
Ox Fibre
Detrick E
Inter-Church League Results and Upcoming Games
In Buckeystown Buckeystown 3 Presbyterian 0. St Johns 2 Middletown Ref d 1. First Baptist 2 Lutheran 2. Grace Reformed 2 Methodist 1. Evan Refd 2 Middletown Luth 1. Monday First Baptist vs Buckeystown Evan Reformed vs Presbyterian. Tuesday Grace Reformed vs Middletown Reformed Methodist vs St Johns Lutheran vs Middletown Lutheran. Women Division Presbyterian vs Lutheran Buckeystown vs St Johns.
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Buckeystown
Presbyterian
St. John's
Middletown
First Baptist
Lutheran
Grace Reformed
Methodist
Middletown Luth
Buckeystown Evan. Reformed
Reformed Methodist
St. John's Lutheran
Middletown Lutheran
Lutheran Buckeystown
St. John’s
Evan. Reformed
Ales
St John's
Bainbridge Quint Defeats Mt St Marys 51 to 32 in Navy Game
Bainbridge Naval Training Station defeats Mt St Marys College 51 to 32 at Bainbridge Md. Ken Corley leads Bainbridge with strong scoring as Mounts stay tied at 12 12 early but fall behind by halftime. Officials were Paul Menton and Dave Kaufman.
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Bainbridge
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
Mt. St. Mary's College
Commodores
Ken Corley
Oklahoma Central State
Mt. St. Mary‘s
Steigerwalt
Jordan
Galvin
Clark
Maguire
Ryan
Hill
Meyerdick
Allison
Bainbridge Navy
Durdan
Brightman
Holcomb
Jorgensen
Miller
Bender
Corley
Lambert
Norlander
Yoviesin
Detrick E's Triumph Over Wolfpack in Narrow Margin
In a sparse scoreboard style report Detrick E's defeated Wolfpack 71 to 17 while Middletown edged Ox Fibre 34 to 28 and Detrick O's beat Price Bros 30 to 28 in Company Basketball League action.
Cashing in Bonds Surges But Purchases Still Rise
Washington reports public bond redemptions in September reached 148.5 million dollars, more than fivefold the 29.9 million of September 1942, while overall war bond purchases remain strong. Women employed in petroleum refineries exceed 10,000 with expectations of further hiring before the war ends.
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Washington
Office of War Information
Tonight Owl
Thirteen Deer Killed In Frederick County This Week
Frederick County reports thirteen deer killed during the six day season ending Saturday. Five additional victims were inspected Thursday by game wardens and State Police. Notable bucks include a 119 pound seven pointer near Five Forks and a 150 pound four point near Blue Mountain. Father and son hunters from Garfield submitted two deer. A shirt-tall ceremony near Salamdrr Rock marked a miss by Hobart Albaugh. Roland Long faced a hunting during closed season case with $10 collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Lloyd Baer
Myersville
Five Forks
Brandon Duvall
Harold Basore
Carroll Joseph Cool
Thurmont
Blue Mountain
Leon Winpigler
West
Patrick Street
Fishing Creek
Marley Field
Garfield
H. Clyde Toms
Clyde R Toms
Salamandr Rock
Frederick City
Hobart B. Albaugh
Roy McK. Harris
Roland Long
Bethel
Benjamin F. Phebus
Durward W. Kettells
Long
New Blood Coagulant Shown To Dentists
At the Greater New York Dental Meeting Dr Stephen P Mallett introduced thrombin the fastest blood coagulant yet found It is rabbit blood derived and when applied to gauze in a tooth socket stops bleeding almost instantly It proved satisfactory in nine known hemophiliacs but will not stop bleeding from severed veins or arteries Boston City Hospital researchers led by Dr George Minot developed the product
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greater New York
Stephen P. Mallett
Boston City Hospital
Mallett
George Minot
Bierman And Leahy Debate The T Formation
South Bend Ind December 9 Lieut Col Bernie Bierman dismisses the T formation as a wartime fad while Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy, who has embraced the T, praises it after a nine win season. Leahy adds Halas and Shaughnessy would have more definitive answers about the T’s value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Bernie Bierman
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Leahy
Bierman
George Halas
Clark Shaughnessy
Fourth In Service Pvt Cannon Alters Family War
Fourth son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Cannon of Yellow Springs enters the Army and is stationed at a tank destroyer center at Camp Hood Texas. Pictures of three other Cannon brothers appear. Carroll at Camp Forrest Tennessee Roy at Camp McCain Mississippi and Calvin who served in North Africa where he was wounded and awarded the Purple Heart and has since returned to his regiment.
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Cannon
Clayton Cannon
Yellow Springs
Tank Destroyer Center
Camp Hood
Tex
Pfc
Carroll G. Cannon
Camp Forrest, Tenn
Roy A. Cannon
Camp McCain
Miss
Calvin C. Cannon
North Africa
Father Son Dinner For Senecas Football Team
Most of the Seneca football players and their fathers attended a Thursday evening dinner at Hotel Frederick where Coach Mike Brittain announced plans to expand the club next season and named a parental committee to organize a booster club. He thanked the boys and parents who aided financially. Several seniors were listed as ineligible next season and leaving for Mercersburg Academy. Booster plans were to be drafted by E B Parkinson, G W Stultz, N Wilson Schley, and R J Atkinson. James F Zimmerman was thanked for assisting in coaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Frederick
Mike Brittain
Senecas
Joe Leichert
Danny Wiles
Juggy Rowe
Jack and
Joe Griffin
Ralph Shipley
Walter Comer
Walton Smith
Shipley
Smith
Mercersburg Academy
E. 8. Parkinson
G. W. Stultz
N. Wilson Schley
R. J. Atkinson
Brittain
James F. Zimmerman
Weather details and a local family gathering near Lovettsville
Weather data reports 24 hour and December totals with normals and past readings. A Thanksgiving week style note recounts a December 3 turkey dinner at the Everhart home near Lovettsville with numerous attendees. The item ends noting America’s oldest Baptist Church founded 1775 on Main Street in Providence Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Main Street
Providence, R. I
Two Leagues Are Formed In Local Y M C A Basketball
The local Y M C A season opens Saturday with two leagues Intermediates and Juniors announced by Alvin G Quinn secretary and physical director. Six intermediate teams use armed forces names led by captains Eugene Ingle Arthur Myers Donald Brachey Hank Comer Harry Fogle Roy Blumenauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin G. Quinn
Armed Forces
Robert “Bru” Slagle
The
Mr. Quinn
Army
Eugene Ingle
Arthur Myers
Donald Brachey
Hank Comer
Harry Fogle
Roy Blumenauer
Navy
Jim Kline
Scott Welty
Joe McNeal
Chick Harrison
Bill Trout
Jack Hane
Bernard Esworthy
Juggy Rowe
Stanley Gaver
John A. Bartgis
Paul Magaha
Dick Culler
Eddie
Roland Kolb
Eugene Dorsey
Teddy Kreh
Henry Stull
Daniel Arris
Hurricanes
Richard Sharrer
Jimmy Walsh
Billy Geisbert
James Main
Joe Cooper
Corsair
Jimmy Stockmar
Benny Shelhorse
David Kline
Charles Nikirk
Duvall Dutrow
Thunderbolt
Kenneth Shook
Donald Phebus
Tommy Fox
Donald May
Kenneth Rice
Maryland Service Men May Get Right To Vote
Governor O Conor said he considering issuing a proclamation to grant Marylanders in the armed forces the right to cast votes but only if Congress won t act He has asked Secretary of State Thomas Elmo Jones to study the issue and prepare for proclamation if needed Delegate Leon A Rubenstein urged a special session to amend election laws for service members and civilians alike
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
O'Conor
Armed forces may vote through absentee provisions
Rubenstein said service members could register and vote, with those already on the books eligible via absentee voting. Many reaching voting age after entering service and thousands not yet registered remain. The Baltimore City Delegate urged a special session and state duty to provide for armed forces voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubenstein
Baltimore City
Jockey Killed In Track Crash At Charles Town
Apprentice jockey Joseph W. Pannell was killed in a three horse spill in the eighth race at Charles Town race track. He died of a broken neck on arrival at Charles Town Hospital. Two other jockeys, Ken Robertson and Vincent Bracciale, injured. Pannell was to testify tomorrow in a Maryland Racing Commission hearing on a bribery charge against Jockey Matt Quinn. Pannell, 19, from Avondale Pennsylvania, led Marlboro meet with sixteen wins in ten days. First fatal accident at Charles Town since 1833.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
W. Va
Joseph W. Pannell
Club House
Pannell
Charles Town Hospital
Ken Robertson
Vincent Bracciale
Parnell
Maryland Racing Commission
Matt Quinn
Marlboro
Charles Gormley
Janegri
Inmate
Bracciale
Robertson
Charles Town Track
Avondale
Wilmington
Del
Frank Small
Quinn
Giants Aim to Beat Redskins in Final NFL Game
The New York Giants chase a repeat upset of the Washington Redskins in the final NFL game of the season. A win could force a third meeting for the Eastern Division title and a shot at the league title on a frozen Chicago gridiron. Coach Steve Owen plans a second half of a two hour game emphasizing defense and new formations. Will Walls expected to return for running and receiving duties pending injury reports.
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New York
New York Football Giants
Washington Redskins
Giants
Chicago Bears
Windy City
Redskins
Steve Owen
Will
Owen
Sammy Baugh
Steve
Public Sale Notices for Frederick County Real Estate and Personal Property
Public sale notices announce a December 11 1943 sale at Graceham for the personal property of Harry R Boller including furniture tools and household items, with payment on settlement. At 2 PM same day real estate in Graceham and a 1 acre lot with a seven room house, outbuildings and water, are offered for cash with a 250 deposit. Also a mortgagee sale of real estate in Libertytown and nearby property including 124 acre farm and a two parcel lot with a 9 room brick house, both cash terms and court ratification. Parties include Hazel Boller Cluts Edgar D Boller Guy W Boller Harry Trout Auditor Robert Grimes Clerk and A Gree? of Mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Harry R. Boker
Graceham
Maryland
Penn Esther
Hazel Boller Cluts
Harry R. Boller
Marry R. Boller
Maryland Avenue
U. S. Internal Revenue
State of Maryland
Hazel B. Cluts
Edgar D. Boller
Guy W.boller
Harry Trout
Audt
Robert Grimes
Emory L. Smith
Kate C. Smith
Court House
Frederick City
Liberty Election
Libertytown
Liberty
Union Bridge
Albert C. Smith
Liber W. LP
Main Street
U.S
Mos A. Holter
Giants Practice Focus Shifts To Pass Plays
The Giants, known for grinding rivals with running plays, practice shows heavy emphasis on passing drills led by Emery Nix and Tuffy Leenans. Coach Owen notes star rookie Bill Paschal may get the ball more, while owner George P. Marshall of the Redskins appears as a mascot-like figure on the Washington bench, prompting optimism about the upcoming game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Emery Nix
Tuffy Leenans
Owen
Bill Paschal
George P. Marshall
Redskins
Washington
Burch Stars for Army Hospital Speedball Team
Technical Sergeant Ernest W. Burch of Brunswick ranked as star pitcher for an Army hospital speedball squad at an advanced air base in New Guinea. The former Brunswick catcher pitched his team to a 3 to 2 victory over a troop nine, with prior play in Winchester and nearby Virginia towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burch
Ernest W. Burch
Brunswick
Frederick County Baseball League
Ernie Burch
New Guinea
Baltimore Sunpapers
Howard M. Norton
Winchester
Virginia
Norton
Public Sale of Household Goods and Real Estate in Frederick
On Friday December 17 1943 at 1 p m sale on premises 17 Hamilton Ave opposite Fair Ground Frederick City for a large furniture lot including dining room suites bedroom suites living room pieces lamps rugs sewing machine and more conducted by Kenneth H Stull Emmett R Bowlus Auctioneer. Also sales of appliances and tools in Adams Frederick County on December 11 1943 at 11 a m followed by executors public sale of valuable real estate and personal property on Jefferson Boulevard Braddock Heights Frederick County Maryland on December 11 1943 at 1 p m real estate lots 69 and 68 with frame dwelling and accompanying personal property including antiques furniture and silverware. Terms cash real estate requires deposits and conveyancing costs as specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Ave
Fair Ground
Frederick City
Kenneth H. Stull
Emmett R. Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
E.W.T
Lester
Westinghouse
Gale
Mary M. Fulmer
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Braddock Building and Developing Company
T. H
Estie M. Biser
Estie M Biser
Burdick
Mike
Holden
Felton
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Detrick
Ox Ibre
Inter-Church League
Bainbridge Quint
Mt. St. Mary’s
Co. Basketball League
Detrick O's
Detrick E's
Ixterior
Nicoderu
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
Pvt
Robert F. Cannon
Robert G. Everhart
Lovettsville
Everhart
Robert George
Clayton Potts
William Baker
Layton Loy
Norman Sugass
Marvin Compher
Harry Spring
Charley Kelley
Richard Funk
Millard Brakmall
Nanna Dintonburn
Lena
Daisy
Alice Carr
Evelyn Everhart
Nadine Baker
Betty Loy
Y.M.C. A
J. W. Pannel
Rye
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Thomas A. Morris
Mgr
Home Home
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Schroeder
W. Patrick
Fredericktown
Federal Deposit Inenranee Corporation
Battle For Blood
Adams
Emmett FR. Bowlua, Ausionesr
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