Fifty Deer Slain In Frederick County Open Season
Regional Game Warden reports fifty deer killed across Frederick County during the six day open season with a possible total of fifty one. Hunters active on the final day included Roy Youpt Myers Laurence Wolfe James R Fraley and Morris Esler. Two hunters faced charges for violations and two marriage licenses were issued in Westminster New Windsor and Taneytown.
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Frederick County
Benjamin F. Phebus
Ting
Frederick City
Emmuisburg
Wiliam J. Storer
Phebus
Frederick
Gay
Roy Youpt
Myers
Laurence Wolfe
Lantz
James R. Fraley
Thurmont
Weather Data Summary for December 1947
Weather report notes 22 hours of precipitation ending 3:00 a.m. with trace at a station on a December date. December normal is 3.06 inches. actual is 12.6 inches for 1947, resulting in a surplus of 8.43 inches by December 1. Yesterday high and today low temperatures are 35 and 33 degrees with last year at 17. Moon and sun timings are given for today and tomorrow.
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Babson Ne
Kansas Blast Kills Nine
Secretary Frank Richards announces that High Rock Farm was elected to membership in the American Aberdeen Angu Breeders Association. The Maryland establishment joins two other pure-bred Aberdeen Angus breeders in the latest wave of new members.
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High Brook Farm
Mary FL
Bray Brook Rm
Ission
Chicago
Frank Richards
High Rock Farm
Maryland
Marriage License Granted in Baltimore Public Notice
A marriage license was issued in Baltimore to Vernon P. Eres, 21, of Sparrows Point, and Aretia L. Lamm, 22, of Pop of Rocks.
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Baltimore
Vernon Peres
Sparrows, Point
Aretia L. Lamm
Pop of Rocks
Freedom Train Schedule Expands to Inaugural Week in Washington
The Freedom Train tour extends to Washington during Inaugural Week, announced by J Edward Shugrue of the American Heritage Foundation. The train will travel from New York to Philadelphia Newport News and end in Washington January 16, with prior stops in Penns Grove and other cities.
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New York
Washington
J. Edward Shugrue
American Heritage Foundation
Ph Grove
New Years Day
Philadelphia
Penns Grove
Newport New
Tragga
Weel, Showane Wastiegten Dhe
van Pesladelphist
To Play For High School Ahimni Dance
A school event is noted with emphasis on a December 27 date. The text mentions performers and leaders in a marching band context and references a dress concept and dance program. Details are fragmented but indicate a community high school dance related to a girls' or boys' organization and local figures connected to Harrsburg and nearby areas.
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Caristes
Harrsburg
Thornhill leads band with wartime return and hits
The News notes Thornhill’s orchestra gaining fame after his Navy enlistment ending with a return. Songs like Remember Mama and A Sunday Kind of Love helped establish the group, with Thornhill seen as the pianist in the ensemble.
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Thornhill
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