Frederick County High School Baseball League plans debated
A Frederick County Courthouse meeting convenes to decide how many high schools will field teams for the spring baseball season and whether divisions are needed. Possible entrants include New Market Liberty and existing participants Frederick Brunswick Middletown and others with options for three divisions or a single eight or twelve team league.
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Frederick County
Brimesich
Frederick
Middletown
Thormont
Fmmitshung
Marsland St
THREE STILLS FOUND AND ARRESTS IN WASHINGTON COUNTY
Deputies found three stills with total capacity 90 gallons and a 60 gallon still at the Ebersole home near Kobrerssole Friskas afternoon. J T Jones Guy Ebersole Samuel Ebersole Charles Haines and Ernest Vogel were charged with operating the stills. Officers encountered resistance when arresting the Ebersoles and Vogel in their homes. Jones and the Ebersoles face larceny and dry law violation charges with hearings planned.
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Washington
Haquer
Haines 9
Vogel
Guy Bhorsole
Ebersole
Jones
Ebersoles
Plantel
Fire damages roof at Theena yard office in Maryland trek
A small blaze struck the roof over the office at Theena yard of the Maryland trek and San dly Company on Friday evening. Fire crews responded quickly, with no major injuries reported and authorities controlling the incident as crews worked to prevent further damage.
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Theena Yard
Maryland Trek and Sandly Company
Schmidt Not to Join Players' Committee at Frederick Blue Ridge League
Frederick Blue Ridge League club announces retirement of Schmidt from the players' committee. Dr Ira J McCurdy named chairman while CC Sparkes Charles F Cromer and others named to grounds committee. Local fans regret Schmidt's departure after years of service to the club.
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Frederick Blue
Schmidt
Ira J. McCurdy
Frederickton Meets Strong American Railway Express Team
Tonight at the Armoury floor the fast basketball team from Company A hosts the American Railway Express team of Washington. Two Engle brothers from Frederickton will play for the visitors, with FL Eneto named captain. Expected visitors include guard 1 Engle and forward M Engle.
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Eaprose
Washington
Fredericktonians
Engle
M. Engle
FL Eneto
A. Am. Rwy
V. Kretu
F. M. Engle Elkins
Taiite-W' Hartuinn
Mer-De Vie Musante
T. Kreh G
Taylor-Palwer Kennedy
F. Englen’s
Junior basketball doubleheader at MC A Gymnasium
Two afternoon games at the MC A Gymnasium start at 2 o clock. The Y M C A Midgets will face a Maryland State School team of players 100 pounds or lighter. The second game features the Y M C A Intermediates against Maryland State School players over 100 pounds and under TLS pounds.
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MC. A
Fom
Maryland State School
Kirk
Maryland
Trolley bus attracts crowd for inspection in Wilkes Barre
A crowd gathers to view a novel intra city safety coach in Wilkes Barre. Fred L Martin, district manager for the Fugeol Inter-City Safety Coach, samples a meal near the hotel while a six seating, trolley length vehicle with running board and central aisle draws attention as a potential rival to traditional trolleys.
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Fred L Martin
Wilkes- Barre
Fugeol
New Key Hotel
Frederick
Corn Show Draws Mixed Reactions At Armory Exhibit
A large corn exhibit at the State and Frederick County Community Show in the Armory drew smiles and sharp talk. Two spectators debated how much liquor the corn could make, while the Young Men’s Democratic Club of Western Maryland held its first Cumberland session to map activities and amend by laws. Delegates from Allegany, Washington and other counties attended. absence noted for some Frederick leaders. A closing quip remarked a homely girl has no chance, even if acquitted.
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Frederick County
Armory
Wood
Bill
Young Mews
Democratic Club
Western Maryland
Cumberland
Th. Winebrenee
William (. Wats
Circuit Court
Allegany County
Winebrower
Wats J
Junier Demutie
Roger R
Allegany
Potter Barnard
William ¢. Walsh
Washington County
Willian B. Lane, Jr
Augustine Mason
Hagerstown
Granted Absolute Divorce for Nerthi Kurras from Edward Kurras
The court grants Mrs Nerthi Kurras absolute divorce from Edward W Kurras. Samuel A Lewis serves as attorney for the plaintiff. The record reflects a finalized dissolution with the court noting associated filings. A fragment from a Boston Transcript column is included, mentioning personal notes and social standings.
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Nerthi Kurras
Edward W. Kurras
Samuel A. Lewis
Beginning of a friendship born from tragedy
Quote relays a startling origin tale from the Houston Post. A woman recalls meeting her future husband after his machine ran over her first husband while she walked with him. The remark frames a controversial start to what became a lasting partnership.
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Houston Post
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