Frederick County High School Baseball League plans debated
A Frederick County Courthouse meeting will discuss spring baseball league format with nine or twelve clubs. Possible entrants include Liberty and New Market high schools, plus Burkittsville, Adamstown and Walkersville. Proposals include three divisions of four, or eight clubs if some withdraw, with ongoing debate among principals.
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State School For the Deaf
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Three Stills Found in Washington County Homes
Three stills with total capacity of 90 gallons and quantities of pewter and gear found by deputy sheriffs in houses near Kobrerssole Friskas afternoon. J T Jones Guy Ebersole Samuel Ebersole Charles Haines and Ernest Vogel charged with operating the stills. Deputies entered the Ebersole home to arrest them and detected odor of liquor. A 60 gallon still was found at Haines home a 9 still at Vogel home and a 1 still at another site. One suspect hid on a ladder. firearm drawn, arrest followed. Accused face charges of violating the dry law and larceny linked to earlier cases. Some liquor seized will be used as evidence.
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Fire damages roof at Theena yard office in Maryland trek firm
A small blaze Friday evening damaged the roof over the office at Theena yard of the Maryland trek and San dly Company. Fire crews responded quickly, limiting damage to the roof and preventing spread to adjacent areas.
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Schmidt Not to Serve on Players Committee of Frederick Blue Ridge League
Frederick Blue Ridge League club announces retirement of Schmidt from the players committee. He declined to serve due to new business duties, with Dr Ira J McCurdy named chairman. Other members include Sparkes Cromer Goaddill and grounds committee chaired by Mohel Uteshew with Grove Shapre Staub Kell. Local fans express regret over Schmidt's departure after years of service.
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Frederickton Meets American Railway Express In Armory Bout
Tonight at eight o’clock the fast basketball team from Company A faces the American Railway Express squad from Washington on the local Armoury floor. Two Engle brothers from Fredericktonloom line the visitors with F. L. Engle as captain and M. Engle at forward. The probable Company A lineup includes V. Kretu, F. M. Engle, Elkins, Hartmann, Musante, Kreh, Taylor-Palmer, and Kennedy as the crowd anticipates a lively clash.
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Junior teams to play in MC A Gym this afternoon
Two basketball games are scheduled in MC A Gymnasium this afternoon. At 2 pm the You A. Midgets from Maryland State School, all under 100 pounds, will debut against a 100-pound class team. The second game features Y M C A Intermediates versus a Maryland State School squad over 100 pounds but under TLS pounds.
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Trolley-Bus Attracts Curious Viewers In Wilkes-Barre
A crowd gathers to inspect Frederick L. Martins new inter-city safety coach, described as a trolley resembling a railroad train on tires. The vehicle spans trolley length, seats twenty five passengers, and features a running board and central aisles.
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Wilkes- Barre
Fugeol
New Key Hotel
Frederick
Moonshine Question at Corn Show Sparks Debate
A Freder ick County corn exhibit at the Armory drew joy and distress as observers quipped about turning the corn into liquor. The Young Men's Democratic Club of Western Maryland holds its Cumberland session to plan activities and elect a chairman, with several county reps expected to attend. A final quip notes a homely girl has no chance at movies.
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Allegany County
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Allegany
Potter Barnard
William ¢. Walsh
Washington County
Willian B. Lane, Jr
Augustine Mason
Hagerstown
Granted Absolute Divorce for Nerthi Kurras and Edward Kurras
The court granted Mrs. Nerthi Kurras an absolute divorce from Edward W. Kurras. Samuel A. Lewis served as attorney for the plaintiff. The text includes garbled fragments from a Boston Transcript item reflecting personal comments and social notes.
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Nerthi Kurras
Edward W. Kurras
Samuel A. Lewis
Meeting in a Past Collision Sparks New Alliance
A Houston Post reader recalls meeting her future husband after an accidental encounter during a walk with her first spouse, when her current husband ran over the first husband with his car, transforming the moment into the start of a friendship.
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