End of Hunting Season Arrives This Saturday
The Frederica county hunting season ends on the coming Saturday December 24 due to the Sunday holiday rule. Rabbits were plentiful though partridges and other game had limited reports. The bass and squirrel seasons also wind down with measures in place for next year. A girl, Virginia James, sprained her ankle while playing basketball but continues attending school.
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Fredek
Finny
Flor
Frederica
Ile
Is’ High School
Altarma
Virginia James
Fast Arch Street
Ain Heyets
Christmas Window Service At P. O. With Extra Rounds
Post office operations in Frederick anticipate heavy Christmas mail. Window service extends to 9 AM on Christmas Day with no Sunday deliveries except perishables and special deliveries. Three city collections and one delivery planned, plus rural service. A special parcel wagon, elevated mailing trestles, and increased staffing aim to speed handling. A Johns Hopkins game proposal may bring a top college team to Frederick for the first time.
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Corpa
Wittlamson
Willamson
Williamson
Frederick
Johns Hopking
Frederick College Quint
Hagerstown
Crescent
Irving Landauer
Mohawk Athletic Club
Washington
Martinsburg Y. M
Rock Hill College
Baltimore City College
Johns Hopkins University Quint
Presbyterian S S Christmas Program at Church
The Presbyterian Sunday school holds its annual Christmas program Friday at 7 PM with songs recitations and a program for all ages. Pastor Rev Dr Thomas Kreenan Dixon asks scholars and congregants to bring groceries or provisions for charity gifts to be given to the poor.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Thomas Kreenan Dixon
Wll
Christmas Fun At Free Kindergarten Program
AMONG THE SICK Wilbur Seeger on West Patrick Street is ill with mumps. Mrs. David J. Lewis slipped on ice in front of their Maryland home and broke her arm. David Trout, recently operated at Frederick City Hospital, is recovering well. Men's Club of All Saints church held a business session presenting a rectoral fund. plans for January 16 dinner with Bishop Murray guest and future meetings were laid. Hanukkah begins at sunset with eight days of candle lighting and prayers. Daniel Oden, 40, of Point of Rocks had two toes cut when an axe glanced off a tree along the C and O Canal. treated at Frederick City Hospital. Free Kindergarten marks Christmas vacation with a public entertainment in Federated Charities building tomorrow at 2 30. tree, gifts for students and parents. Aldermen meet tonight at City Hall at 7 30, with broad agenda. Company A basketball team opens season tonight at 9 at Armory against the Alsa tia Club of Hagerstown. Japan operates a goldfish farm continuously since 1763.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Seeger
West
Patrick Street
David J. Lewis
Representative Lewis
Maryland
Washington
David Trout
Frederick City Hospital
All Saints Church
Douglass Hooff
Bishop Murray
Daniel Oden
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Oden
Federated Charities
Maryland School Pupils Leave for Holidays Friday
Pupils from the Maryland State School for the Deaf will depart Friday morning for home. Students from Baltimore and Way will ride the Camden Station train at 10:20, returning January 3 by the Baltimore train at 1:25. Cumberland and Way pupils depart earlier and do not return January 3. parents urged to report illnesses and keep children at school if contagious. About forty students remaining in Frederic for holidays enjoy a Christmas tree and Santa. Mail gifts early to ease post office congestion. Weather forecast: more snow likely with rain tonight and Thursday. warmer tonight. Snow on the ground may linger through Christmas unless a warm spell or heavy rain occurs.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
Ataitimore
Way
Camden Staton
Baltimore
Cumberland
Boefaater
Faupel
Darenta
Forrestes
Trus
Forrester
Romain Dn Freden
Santa
Postoffie
Express
Fredericka
United States Weather Bureau
News Today
MAIL FOR SANTA CLAUS IN BOX OF LETTERS AT THE NEWS
Santa Claus letters flood The News offices with notes from children across the county and beyond. Due to volume, not all letters could be published, so some readers were directed to address Santa at the North Pole. Several names and street addresses are listed among the letters received. The germ theory dates from 1863.
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Santa Claus
Santa Cris
North Pole
Eleanor Thomas
Harmony Grove
Grace Bk. Lough
144
West Third Street
Fiuth Rebecca Steward
Earl T. Webster
Adam Webster
Hkraddock
William Swope
John Austin Devilbiva
Kenneth FL Devittdes
Mary M. Culler
Dorothy
Lenamae Flain
North Market Street
Harry Mask
Luc Ket
Corrine Sunday
West Fifth Street
Mary Graser
Malvin Hirely
Emma Gra Aer
Mary B
Daisy H. Tammany
Marion Steiner
East Sixth Street
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Xmas Entertainment
Temple of
Jerusalem
A Basketball Quint
Armory Court
Japan
Him
Oxford
Pyrer
Remar
Community Hardware CO
Maryland School
Franklin Savings Bank
Bon-Ton
N. Market St. Frederick, MD
Danking House
James Houck
Geo. W. Haintsin
Greenawalt’s
Drug Store
Lavallieres
Waldemar
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market St
Frederick, MD
PHONE
Commercial State Bank
the Empire
World Film Corporation Presents
Alice Brady
George Broadhurst
Mr. Broadhurst
Huey
Mary Pickford
Mary Pickford Film Corporation
Hector Turoball
John Emerson
Actcraft Pictures Corporation
Prich Cass
Fishere Progrletor
Trageey
Southern Canal
Dirky
WM. Mong
Nellie Allen
Walter Belasco
L-Ko
Phil Dunham
Universal
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