Bond Issue and Forest Reserve Plans Dominate Farmers Meeting
County commissioners seek a $300,000 bond to upgrade lateral roads for state transfer, and discuss acquiring the Catoctin Furnace property as a 10,400 acre forest reserve. Members urge farm labor relief, convict and foreign labor options, and state road savings after takeover. Birds’ feeding urged with compensation offered. Meeting adjourns before final action at January 5.
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Catectin
Farmers’ Association
Josep Darner
Jefferson
J. G. Stevens
Cook
University of Maryland
Johns Hopkins
St John’s College
Western Maryland College
Andrey Annan
Emmitsburg
New Market
Urbana
Creagerstown
Bend
Catoctin Terrace
Tiwag
Louis C. Etchison
Lewie Fo Kefanver
Tle
Larsze
Tessident Grove
Firn
Ft Mal
Unclear Play Tour Features Michigan Students in Washington
A fragment notes University of Michigan students performing a play titled Cotton Steerings Never Made A Man Look Twice, with an unusual name segment She’s A He raonel Amis as lading. The group travels and will appear soon in Washington.
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Raonel Amis
University of Michigan
Washington. S
Meeting on Legislative Matter at Courthouse
Saturday afternoon January 5 at 1 30 o clock in the courtroom a meeting of great import will address the Legislature. The committee led by Mr Darn er will convene at 12 30 on the day of the next meeting to frame and report on state acquisition of the Catoctin Furnace property with a large attendance urged, especially ladies.
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Darner
Catoctin
Intercollegiate basketball results before holidays
The article lists Saturday scores from early season games as term exams near mid-year recess. Navy crushed Gettysburg 80 to 0, Rutgers beat Lafayette 33 to 20, Columbia defeated Army 87 to 20, Wittenberg 26, Marshall 91 to Trinity Penh 21, St Josephs 11, Vermont 86 to McGull 24, Harvard 29 to Clark 7.
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Navy
Gettysburg
Rutgers
Lafayette
Columbia
Army
Wittenberg
Marshall
Trinity
Penh
St. Joseph's
Vermont
McGull
Harvard
Clark
Maryland Deaf School Drubbed by Blue Ridge College
On a Saturday trip to New Windsor the Maryland State School for the Deaf team, coached by Harry G. Benson, lost 53 to 25 to Blue Ridge College. Behrens and Behn players led the visitors despite a strong first half by the Silentees, who showed grit amid lopsided scoring and substitutions.
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Maryland State Schovel
Harry G. Benson
New Windsor
Blue Ridge College Quint
Collegians
Silentees
Behrens
Fmong Downes
Bbe
Blue Ridge College
Speicher
Weene Presley Lowes
Rosenberst Dunbar Winebrewer
Takesoo
Shunk
Miller
Smith
Deluct
Pfeilers
Piel
Howes
Snyder
Intercollegiate League Admits Penn State Maryland
At a New York meeting of the Intercollegiate Luadogsa League Penn State was admitted to the northern group and the University of Maryland to the southern group Carla Byrd represented Marstanmd at the meeting. Laurel Delaware club of the Eastern Shore League will not represent the circuit next season after finishing with a debt of 2600. West Virginia plans a Class B basketball league to be called the West Vir circuit.
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Maryladg
Lnter
Laurel
Delaware
Censen
Organized
W. Va
Eight Principal Cities Debate Bt te Wheeling Region
Ify suggested that eight principal cities including Wheeling, Moreinton, Farpront, Clarksburg, Davewebu, Winsruthun ton, Chatheston and Luelfeld bu rep in a konta League discussion.
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Konta League
Ify
Beekeeper Reports Yearly Honey Harvest in Ontario
A Ontario beekeeper reports a total local honey yield of one ton from three hives this year. The finder notes steady production and plans for future expansions.
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Ontario
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Potomac Public Service Company
Christmas Savings and Thrift Club
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, MD
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Tember
Confucius
Pe-Ling
China
C. Thomas Kemp Deetty
Net GhondeeOre Pees
Clube
Bulova
McCleery
Jewelry Store
North Market ST. P
Victor
H. F. Shipley
Freder Shipley Building
Ick
New
Victor Records
Santa Claus
Commercial Bank
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