Jamison Elected Blue Ridge League President in Hagerstown
J V Jamison Jr of Hagerstown was reelected chief executive of the Blue Ridge League at a meeting of four clubs in the M C G A building. Von Schlegel was re elected treasurer, Hayden secretary, with vice presidents named from each club. Most rule amendments failed, season length and deposits were debated, next meeting set for Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Vincent Jamison
Jamison
Waynesboro
von Schlegel
C.J. Hayden
Hagerstown
Frederick
Fo OK. Sehmidt
Hanover
C. E. Bostner
Kenneth Potter
Lee Staley
Martinsburg
Lewis HH. Thompson
Chambersburg
John W. Hoke
Iragne
Francis Scott Key
Frater Feck
Frank Ko Sehmait
Ray Washter
Frank Shapro
Charles A. Segalotf
Charlee Foo Cramon
George W. Rewsey
Howard Sparrow
The
Baltimore Sun
End Hearing Today On Assault Charge At Police HQ
Justice Johnson hears Lindsay Amlush, a 16 year old negro, accused of assaulting Mrs. Virgie Jones near Lime Kiln after she testified he followed and grabbed her. Ambush denies the charge and the hearing will resume this afternoon at 3 o clock. Synthetic camphor from pine turpentine is touted as capable of disrupting Japan's control of supply and usable in plant units with a valuable by product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Grahame Johnson
Lindsay Amlush
Virgie Jones
Lime Kiln
Japan
Frede rick County H S Baseball Division Plan Discussed
A Frederick County high school baseball grouping plan will be acted on at a principals meeting this afternoon. The four largest schools Frederick Wick Bristow Middletown and Thurmont may form a one division. smaller schools likely join one or more groups. Several other county schools are listed as potential teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County High School
Frederick County
Briswick
Middletown
Thurmont High Anriorry
Basehall
Marslind State School For the Deaf
Fminitalarg
Myerville
Walkeradie
Liberty
New Market
Adamstown
Burkitteville High
Kemptown
Wolfsville
Pomona Grange to Meet at Braddock Hall
Pomona Grange will hold its regular quarterly meeting at Grange Hall Braddock on Saturday with morning and afternoon sessions and a noon dinner. Installation of new officers led by Master Emory Renneberg, reports from delegates, and discussions with visiting granges follow, followed by a public meeting featuring addresses by Willine Storm Homer Remnaberg and J Metil Jr. The event ends with routine business and a lecturer presiding during the public hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Grange Hall
Braddock
Emory
Renneberg
Towson
Ingtmonth
Onder
Wilinie M. Storm
Ie City
Frederick City
Homer Remnaberg
J. Metiil, Jr
Hayes Wy Grown
Jefferson
Hyattstown Community Notes and Upcoming Oyster Supper
Hyattstown activities include Mrs Horace Thompson confined at home with the grippe. Mr and Mrs Hamilton Linthicum of Washington visited over the weekend. The Community Club met in Burdette's Hall with a class work demonstration by Violette Young and Hyattstown school pupils. Maurice Browning and Paul Benson of Washington spent the weekend here. An oyster supper is planned for Saturday evening February 3 in Burdette's Hall. Mrs Jasper Price and others attended a Federation of Woman's Club meeting in Frederick last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattstown
Horace Thompson
Hamilton Linthicum
Washington
Burdette’s Hall
Misa Violette Young
Hyattstown School
Maurice Browning
Paul Benson
Jasper Price
FE TL. Norwood
Ivan Davis
Federation of Woman's Club
Frederick
Cancelled Military Game at Annapolis Armory
Manager Ignatius Kennedy of Company A reported that Company M basketball at Annapolis would be unable to keep its engagement to play tomorrow evening at the local Armory. The game was canceled after the notice from Annapolis management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignatius Kennedy
Company A
Company M
Annapolis
Mt St Marys Preps Win Streak Grows Over Annapolis High
Mt St Marys Preps beat Annapolis High 47 to 27 at Mt St Marys Thursday. Connell y led with strong center play while McMullin and Jett paced the offense. Connelly and Cooney combined for 29 points as Mt St Marys extended its chase for Maryland interscholastic title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. St. Marys
Annapolis High School
Mt. St. Mary's
McMaullin
Connelly
McMullin
Jett
Sunshire
Conney
Cooney
Smith
Rice
Annapolis
Quint
Mt. St Mary's Preps
Fuother
Maryland
Annapolis High
Mullin
Swith Connelly
Cautler Clooney Macanuse
Duckett
Mt St. Mary's
Bell
MccNichols
Ty Connor
Mullaney
Anderson
Storket
Gessner
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Janson
Blue Ice
Spa
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, MD
the Bank OF Personal Service
TORUS
MT. ST. Mary’s Preps
S. Co. M. Annapolis
Buckingham
Central Trust Company
City Opera House
Thomas Meighan
Leatrice Joy
Lois Wilson
Las
Rome
de Mille
Leatrice Dog
Tom Meighan
Datar
Frederick-Town
Sedonette
Superior
Chevrolet
B. Flint
Fisher
Kaufman’s
George L. Kaufman
East
Patrick Street
South Market St
Maryland Motor Machine CO
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