Victory Won As Game Called Final Score 35 to 31
The opening game of the season ended 35 to 31 in favor of the Alsatia Club over Company A. Despite a rough first half, the militia five improved in the second period and came close to an upset. Kennedy scored six baskets while Kreh added seven for Company A, but the visitors’ teamwork and Bachler’s passing and shooting led Alsatia to victory.
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Company A
Armory Court
Militia Five
Kreh
Kennedy
Alsatias
Bachler
Mears
Hagerstown
Alsatta
A. Mears
Road work under new basis gives county one road commissioner
County commissioners plan to appoint one road commissioner per district under a new law, replacing multiple supervisors. Past supervisors settle with the board. over 200 men will not be renamed. Commissioners set requirements, pay two dollars per day, and require quarterly written reports. Appointments likely in late January after settlements. President Stevens condemns leisure seekers and emphasizes able bodied, road-equipped appointees. Road work aims for completion in 20 to 25 working days next year.
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Frank M. Stevens
Stevens
Miss Grace Nicodemus Returns From Sweet Briar
Miss Grace Nicodemus of Buckeys town has returned home for Christmas vacation from Sweet Briar College, ending her winter break.
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Grace Nicodemus
Buckeystown
Sweet Briar
Election of directors for coming year scheduled January 9
On Tuesday January 9, 1917, between 10 a.m. and 12 m, members will vote to elect directors to manage the affairs for the ensuing year.
Rural schools tour highlights need for trained teachers
Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer warns that no teacher should begin at a school without supervision or under guidance from supervisors and instructors. He notes general conditions are fair and praises teachers' progress where training has occurred. St Mark's week concludes with a community meeting and a student program. The county schools close for Christmas Friday and reopen January 2. Rev Stephen McCabe, longtime St John’s pastor, is appointed to Long Green Md by Cardinal Gibbons after service in Baltimore area churches and study in France.
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G. Lloyd Palmer
Palmer
Cemae
St Mark's
Pahver
Cty
McCaie
Stephen McCale
County End
St. John's Catholic Church
Balthmois
Cardinal Gibbons
Long Green
Father McCabe
Mercy Hospital
St. John’s
Buckeystown
Frederick
France
South Africa
Yegxmen Rob Jessup Store After Midnight Theft
Thieves jimmied a window at the Jessup general store and post office run by R. B. Bond after midnight. They dynamited the safe and escaped with about 250 dollars in cash and stamps. A general claim has been sent out but no trace of the culprits has been found.
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Jessup
R. B. Bond
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Alsatia
Seaton
Maryland
Yinger
Staley
Meara
Elliott
Bachelor
Kretzser
Lease
Carl
Grove and
Troxell
Quint
Irvington
Mt. St. Joseph's
Tada
Behrens
Hart
Broughal
Lewis Malone
Harding
Hood
Little
Downes
Quigley
Cummings
Kelliker
Mario
Keliker
Brough
Mr. Malone
Smith and Swartz
Bibpie
Maguire
Benson
George H. Richardson
Endor
Montgomery County
Andrew
Thompson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
Daily News
Evening Times
Eloise English
Arthur Williams
Elkridge
Howard County
English
Williams
Scott
Mera Christmas Ie
Him
Her
Oxford
IPA
Franklin Savings Bank
James Houck
Gev. W. Heinlein
Bon-Ton
Market St. Frederick, MD
Greenawalt’s
Berwick Nee
Peabody
Commercial State Bank
Petteyahy
Lavallieres
Waldemar
PHONE
Frederick, MD
McCardell’s
United Cigar Stores
United
United Cigar Stores Agents
N. Market ST
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