Two Brunswick railroad accidents leave workers maimed and dead
Roy Wyncoop, 39, a yarn brakeman for the Baltimore and Ohio, was struck by a freight locomotive early Saturday, mangled and rendered unconscious. Edward Moore, 30, fell from a moving freight car at the hump and both legs were amputated below the knee. Both men died or were gravely injured. Moore later reported as favorable, Wyncoop died within hours.
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Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Roy Wyncoop
Hedges
Thomas D Jeanson
Christmas Treat Drive For Disabled Veterans by Auxiliary
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary plan a card party at the Armory tomorrow to raise funds for Christmas boxes for disabled ex soldiers in hospitals. Contributions from Major Edgar McBride allow bigger fruit and food gifts, with figs and raisins and dates added per box. Deliveries to the MOCA Building by noon Wednesday December 27 are requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
George Birely
Edgar McBride
Birely
Moca
Rockville Triumph Over Barton In Surprising Soccer Victory
Rockville upset Barton 1 0 to claim Montgomery county title contends as Harton of Western Maryland and state champions falter. Edward Roneville scores the lone goal from a penalty kick as Barton fails to convert its chances. The win sends Rockville into a Baltimore showdown for the Western Shore crown on December 21 in a season with Denton and Pocomoke City advancing elsewhere.
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Dope
Accour Tem
Stockville High School
Montgomery County
Harton High School
Wester Mursland
Last Fears
Othe Bulders
Rockride
Boston High School
Edward Roneany
Crelio
Apendiy
Rockville
Rowsailes
Barton Lads
Hong
Tien
FC Monte
Thoch+ike
Socrer
Western Shore
Feau Bein
Catone Ie High School
Winch
Rorkville
Baltimore
Elishci
Decomstar
Astern Fhors
Exept
Denton and
Pocomokenty
Salisbury
Rorvalle Terrion Uo Flanghman
Chappell Vetm Vance Eee
Mowbhris Vernck Vee Anderson Rare le
McBunild Mewbraig
Sehraman Antderson Poole
Broadhurst Woh
Cherreth Oo
Sci
Tam Rosny le Waring Wenveth
Sehramar Reading
Iarvey
Rorkvive
Barton
E. Ronseville
Louis Kernbenner
Carlton Smith
Schnauffer
Mountaineers Triumph Over Maryland School in Close Victory
Mt St Marys College defeats Maryland State School for the Pett 32 to 18 on Saturday night. Hart and Flynn lead the Mountaineers with strong play while Metty and Stern anchor the Science team. Tom Chapman makes first college quint appearance showcasing solid form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. St Mary's College
Maryland State School
Hart
Flynn
Mountaineers
Stern
Metty
Scientees
Tom” Chapman
Mt St. M
D. Fisnn
McCall Coonly
Metty Chapman U
Starno Hart
Serio
Gable
G. Urbanski
Gallagher
Fhoeless Fennell
Calhane
Timer
McMullen
Cheltenhams Top Gothics In News-Post Bowling Clash
The Cheltenhams defeated the Gothics in a Saturday evening News-Post Bowling League match. W T Delaplaine led winners with 290 total, while J J C Sunday paced the Gothics with 292 in his series. Final scores: Cheltenhams 1065, Gothics 1056.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheltenhams
Gothics
News-Post
Willam T. Delaplaine
W. T. Delaplaine
Beatty
Grove
Barber
R. B. Delaplaine
Cole
Kred
Myers
Hood College Christmas Recital at Winchester Hall
Hood College Conservatory of Music presents its annus Christmas recital in Winchester Hall this evening at 8 15. The program is described as one of the best and most attractive and of the highest class ever given at Hood College. The public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College Conservatory of Music
Winchester Hall
Hood College
Licenses To Hant Issued To Many Here
Licenses to hunt issued to numerous individuals across Frederick County towns and nearby areas. Names include Thurmont, Walkersville, Liberty, Emmitsburg, Mount Airy, New Market, Middletown, Brunswick, and more, with many residents listed beside Rt routes and local streets. A Christmas cantata titled The Messiah is scheduled at Branewick Rethans Lutheran on Christmas Day at 7 p.m. All participants will wear costumes depicting biblical figures.
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Utah
Thurmont
Roy Messager
Pal Reddick
Walkersville
Cellus
Pojdeh
Lawrence Kenny Walkersvile
Maurice F Whippet
Frederick
Waller Sheeley
Emmitsburg
Water Wamp
Emmitaburg
Melvin Wetac
Leonard Mtchell
Colled
Emmitaborg
Emmitehbure
Miller
Emmitbburg
G Wetzel
M Turner
Emmitsurg
Gorman
Mrchell
Ri G
Frederck
Frank
Gebbs
Ath
Obiyan
Frederick Junction
E Forking
Frederick Functon
E Jewell
Dean's Snook
Lewistown
William I Abrecht
William Weddle
Noodsboro
George W Kyler Waikeiaville
Arthur C. Popst
Worth
Draper Rt
Smitaghburg
Velva EB Leopold
Knoxville
Charles W. Leopold
Knoxvill
John G Leopold Knoxvile
Nelson Tyler
Walkershire
Dewey Cremmitt
Albert Stockman
Menon P. Holt
New Midway
Luther Holt
John Foemanchered
Hamsville
R. KE. Harper
Brunswick
Arthur Sunday Thrmont
M. LD bLete
Rocky Ridge
Edward W Poole
Niijard W Leon
Middletown
William Th Ridgely
Harald Rodke
John W Johnson
Smithsburgh
Mavnarg Marchal
Frank Smith
Howard E Cooper, Jr
Roy L Bussard
Russell C Leong
Creagerstown
Olint G
Kipe Sabillasville
Renner
Barky Ridge
H Freee Hammond
Libertytown
Chas Martin
Thermont
John L. Smith
Harry J Gillsoin
Henry W Munshaur
Liberty
Melvin Eyler
Union Bridge
Paul Bear
Russell Eyler
John W. Bowers
Baltimore and
Ohio Avenue
M Arams
Thurmont;j1 W. Bussard
Rt & Frederick
Earl W Bussard
Rev
BR Douglass Jones
C. G Webster
Edward L Hartman
Rocks
Edward Hartman, Jr
John C Rover
West Fifth Street
Charles KR Coleman
East Third Street
Frank Reifsnnder
J. M Kelly
Bartholows
A J Stottlemoer
Sabillasville
Willam
Main
New Market
H. H Hopkins
Calvin W Wachter
John A Minnick
H. H Stock
Chester Redman
East Seventh Street
Wilford Kline
Leon Capenhart
Paul F. Orndorft
John L Hamilton
Guy Grnshon
Karl X Weddle
John Tair
North Market Street
H. FE Smith
Harry Weedon
BOS Myers Brunswick
I J. Wilson
Tamsville
W. Myers
Wm. J. Wilson
Tamsvile
Warren WE Grushon
F A Duvall
Mt Airy
Edward Smith
Rethans Lutheran Sunday School
Branewick
Card Party Affray Fatal Woman Dies in Hospital
Mrs Louis Stone died in City Hospital thirty six hours after being shot at a neighbor’s card party. Hugh H Bray a New York boarder at Stones will be arraigned for murder first degree. Bray allegedly shot Mrs Stone and attempted to shoot guest Hiram Crosby. Bray confessed but said he did not intend to kill. Also brief Peru rebel victory report and Brazil as news conduit.
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Hornell
N. Y
Louis Stone
Hugh H Bray
New York
Stone
Conference on Methods to Be Held at Navy Yard Here
A December 12 1921 meeting at the Philadelphia Navy Yard will discuss plans for disposing obsolete battleships and the ship breaking industry. Rear Admiral David Potter will lead a group of financiers dealers and trade representatives to inspect ships including Maine Missouri Wisconsin Columbia Ozark Tonopah Smith Albert Brown Vega and Eagle Boat No 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
David Potter
Navy
Chambers of Commerce
Pie
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Resei
League Istand Yard
Industriat
United States
Philadelphia Navy March
Maine
Missouri
Wisconsin
Columbia
Ozark
Tonopah
Desroyer Smith
Albert Brown and Smith
Steamacht Vega
Eagle Boat No
Literary Societies A Division Debates Tariff Unsound
A December 9 meeting of the B. L. L. A Division featured recitations, orations, essays, and a debate on tariff protection with the negative side winning two to one. Division B and Division C held similar programs with multiple judges siding with the negative. An Alcott Society note from Girls High School records December 9 1921 program items and a two to one defeat for the capital and labor dispute, plus a roadside joke about an accident concludes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevil Smith
William Simpson
Gemea
Harry Fisher
James Dean
Austin Hoke
Karl Remsburg
Crawford Swomley
Addin Mullgan
Edwin Werty
Harry Cornprops
George Hendrix
Sophiomoves
Henry Hoffman
Elmer Phelps
Walker Carty
Frank Hedges
George Cramer
John Martz
Wilson Griffith
Francis Keifer
Clark Willard
Charles Schroder
Stan Kemp
Ross Zimmerman
Engin
Benj. Phobus
Ashcom
John Dade
Harry Wolfe
John Wood
George Riggs
James Troat
Daniel Marder
Roger Snouffer
Herman Boyer
Hazel Geisler
Catharine Falconer
Madeline Cronenburg
Susan Grove
Madeline Drotenbure
Journal
Janis Holdcraft
Critic
Julia, Abbott
Monitor
Janie Holdcraft
Society
Public Pleased And Doctors Marvel At Results
Public health officials say malnutrition leaves many undernourished across ages. Dr Philip Hawk tested SUSTO vitamin tonic, claiming weight gain and renewed strength for underweight children and adults. Frederick residents can buy SUSTO at Mr Williamson's store with a money back guarantee if not improved after a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemic
Philip B. Hawk
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Boston
Hawk
J. A. Williamson
Isusto
Frederick
Peng
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City Hospital
Eiward Moore
Roy Wynecop
Reskol
Sean
Sarton
Montgomery
Mt. School Basketeers
Bowling League
Miss Fish
Mr Fish
Sudsuri
Seema
U Ald
Milady
Fant
Isle
Hawaii
Peru
Buenos
Aires
la Nacion
Brazil
Danube
France
Joe
Ford Motor Company
Ford Dealers
Frederick Motor Company
Frederick, Md
Ford and
Fordson
Atna-Ize
Potts & Griffin
Real Estate and General Insurance
Court Street
Frederick, Ma
Jesse H. Michaet
South Market St
Chichester
Barat
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