Frederick High Beats St. John's in Low-Scoring Win
Frederick High defeated St. John's High 18 to 12 at the State Armory Friday afternoon. Frederick led 5 to 2 at halftime, with Sparks and Hendrickson top scorers for Frederick and Mackenzie for St. John's. The game featured clean play with few fouls and no ejections. Frederick's second win of the season sets up a January 32 matchup with Hyattsville High at the Armory.
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Frederic
St. John's High School
State Armory
Frederick High
Sparks
Hendrickson
Mackenzie
Hyattsville High School
Frederick High School
Buckingham School
St. John’s High
F. P. Sherald
Zy Mackenzie
Nicklas
Baer
DeFonestis
Rothenhoeter
Hoffman
Stull
Hunichen
Seidting
Baumgardner
Sanner
Zimmerman
Timer — Salter
Searer
Brachey
F.H.S
Murray
Best
Ramsburg
Alexander
Michael
McCombe
Smith
Hutchison
Ray
Shapiro
Nusz
Brucher
Seidling
Timor — Salter
Searer i-Mercer
Buckingham
G. F
J. Bowers
Rolph
Oden
A. McDevitt
J. McDevittt
T. Wachter
E.D. Wachter
C. Buyers
G. T. Smith
How Did I Do Grandma 13 County Dinner Guests
Obscure social notes recount dinner guests including Olof Morse and Walter Morse. Mentions wills, local church services, interments, and several residents like Armenia Brooks and Beile Brooks. Updates cover visits, family gatherings, and local social events around Wilmington and nearby communities.
Stamp Year 1938 Outlook Prolific Worldwide Issues
Prolific stamp year anticipated in 1938 with plans for issues in at least 85 countries. British empire reign series and French colonials push totals toward 2000 varieties. at least 500 George VI stamps likely in use. Chile series marks Easter Island 50th annexation anniversary. Pan American Airways pilots May bring bi weekly South Pacific flights.
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United States
Northwest Territory
Delaware
Pacific
Pan American Airways
South Pacific
Samoa
New Zealand
Hawaii
Post Office Department
Chile
Rava Nui
Easter Island
NEA Service, Inc
Sykesville News In Brief Jan 21 Highlights Local Affairs
Miss Hazel Richardson plans several weeks in Miami Florida. The Sykesville State Bank elected William B. Selby and W R Etzler as new directors. Margaret Shipley named assistant cashier. Judge and Mrs William H Forsythe Jr plan a southern states trip visiting Miami. Fire company elected officers. 1987 saw forty five alarms. Justice Butler bought a 530 acre Howard county farm. Willis Van DeVanter also bought a nearby farm post retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Hazel Richardson
Miami
Fla
Edward Barnes
John DeLauter
Thurmont
Sykesville State Bank
William B. Selby
W.R. Etzler
C. Berry
A. Co. Brown
R. K. Barnes
Theodore F. Brown
Clarence HR. Clarke
J. Marion Harris
Henry W. Clarke
Charles C. Williams
A. C. Brown
J. M. Harris
H. W. Clarke
Margaret Shipley
William H. Forsythe, Jr
Robert E Stansela
Catherine J
Robert Stansfeld
Irving Amoss
Milton Amoss
Janie
Lillian Amoss
E. G. Kruhm
Earl Kruhm
Otis A. Harding
Amos Ruch
Walter V. Bennett
Henry Forsyth
J. Nevin Ports
Frederick Church
Joan B. Boerner
George A. Wark
H. Lester Phelps
Irvin Buckingham
Leroy Keeney
Roland Eby
Leo Chrobot
Harvey Catsail
Robert Crampion
Lyceum
Walter Bennett
J. Nevin Paris
Pierce Butler
Supreme Court of the United States
Howard County
Edwin Warfield
Governor Warfeld
Joshua N. Warfield
Willis van DeVanter
Supreme Bench
Columbia
William French
Annapolis
H. M. Wad
Der
Charles Macy
Howard
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Byers At Taylorsville
In Taylorsville on Saturday Mrs J C Naill and Mrs G H Magin hosted a pink and white birthday party for Mrs A T Byers with guests including Mrs Thomas Byers Mrs W C Moore Mrs Walter Clary and other local residents. Medical and social updates follow with visits and notices of upcoming Aid Society reorganizing at the parsonage January 27 and various local movements at the cemetery board and in Congress in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Wright
William Franklin
Calvin Baker
G. H. Magin
Retail Grocers Association
Westminster
Sundary
Dorothy Barnes
Baltimore
Spe
F. J. Barnes
A. T. Byers
W. C. Moore
Charles Wagner
Raymond Etzler
Ida Fisher
Taylorsville
J. C. Naill
Thomas Byers
WC. Moore
Walter Clary
Merton Franklin
Donald Magin
Herbert Pickett
Fred Franklin
Howard Price
Elsie Laughman
Vertie Pickett
Aid Society
Robert Bartlett
C. J. Gunn
Robert Barnleyt
B. H Magin
C. Ray Barnes
Horace Bipsley
Chester Nusbaum
William Gosmell
Congress
Washington, D. C
Horace Hipsiey
Viola Franklin
Frederick
Fagar Jenkins
Katherine Wright
Ralph Wright
Local Social News With Visits And House Guests
Mrs Truman Barnes hosts at the sickbed with beer mentioned in passing. J C Nall family hosted a six o'clock supper with E A H Barnes, Bir and Mrs T Byers and G H Slagin present. Miss Margaret Hood spent the weekend in Taylorsville visiting. Jan 21 visiting Mrs Susan Keech in Creagerstown included Lee Summers and family from Washington D C and William Keech from Hagerstown. William Small Taurdant improving after recent illness. Miss Nannie Green of Gracehang shows progress since Christmas. Visitors to Mr and Mrs John Ogle included Marist Stonesifer Emmitsburg Glenn Stonesifer Charlestown W Va and Mazeppa Shealey. Mrs S A Gates of Harrisburg spends two fox days with sister Mrs Jenny William. Mr and Mrs D Z Winger plan winter Florida stay.
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David Franklin
Truman Barnes
J.C. Nall
E. A. H. Barnes
T. Byers
G H Slagin
Sliss Margaret Hood
Taylorsville
Elinor Souder
Damascus
Guesh
Thurnont
Thoxw
Susan Keech
Creagerstows
Lee Summers
O'Neill
Washington, D. C
Willian Keech
Hagerstown
William Small Taurdant
Nannie Green
Gracehang
Alis
John Ogre
Marist Stonesifer
Emmitsburg
Glenn Stonesifer
Charlestown
W. Va
Mazeppa Shealey
George Stevens
Thurmam
Chester Zentz
Ogle
Florence Sayler
S. A. Gates
Harrisburg
Jenny William
D. Z. Winger
Florida
Readable social notes from Foxville visits and a divorce
Sunday visitors at W. J. Shatzer home included Buford Mentzer and family of Waynesboro and Ben Miller and family of Ringgold. Harrisburg and Lantz residents visited Shatzer. Redifer and Shatzer attended a Harrisburg farm show. Ida V. Laird granted absolute divorce from Clyde B. Laird and may resume maiden name Ida V. Noffsinger. costs to be paid. attorney David C Winebrenner.
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Foxville
W. J. Shatzer
Buford Mentzer
Waynesboro
Ben Miller
Ringgold
W. A. Montooth
Harrisburg
Alice Redifer
Lantz
Harvey McKinley
Delta
Alyss Alice Redifer
W. J Shatzer
Ida V. Laird
Circuit Court
Clyde B. Laird
Ida V. Noffsinger
David C Winebrenner
Frederick Ordinance Repeals and Reenacts Fuel Licensing
An ordinance repeals and reenacts prior measures from 1934 1935 and 1936 in Frederick to regulate weighing of solid fuel coal and coke licensing bonding and delivery within the city limits It sets licensing fees terms inspections and penalties and defines solid fuel dealer and agent with designated public scales and maximum weighing charges.
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City of Frederick
Frederick
City of
State of Mary
Solid Fuel Delivery and Licensing Ordinance Provisions
The ordinance requires weighted sale of solid fuel within Frederick Maryland limits and delivery tickets with detailed purchaser seller and vehicle data. It mandates licensed weighmasters, triplicate tickets, inspection-ready vehicles, and a $50 annual license with certificates and plates for each delivery vehicle.
Frederick solid fuel ordinance details bonds and inspections
The city requires every applicant for a solid fuel license to post a bonded security of one thousand dollars to protect buyers from faulty coal. Bonds may be revoked if not maintained, and officers may inspect vehicles to weigh fuel and enforce penalties. Dealers must display dealer name on vehicles and obtain agent certificates with fees. The ordinance defines solid fuel, dealer, and agent terms and responsibilities.
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State of
Maryland
Nerein
City of
Frederick
City Register
Frederick City
Frederick ordinance establishes official scales for solid fuel weighing
The city enacts official scales in designated city locations for weighing solid fuel and vehicles, with weighmasters licensed by the Maryland Bureau of Mines. Owners pay for scales and may charge up to ten cents per ton. Violations carry fines up to $1000 and possible jail time. The ordinance, effective January 1, 1938, repeats inconsistent provisions and preserves validity of remaining sections.
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City of
Frederick
Te Bureau of Mines
State of
Maryland
Fred+erick County
Frederick City Photographers Licensing Ordinance 1938
An ordinance regulates the photography business in Frederick clarifying license requirements. Residents and firms must obtain a city license within ten days of passage, with a ten dollar annual fee for individuals and entities. daily three dollar licenses apply to those using streets or operating studios for photography. penalties include fines up to one hundred dollars or up to ninety days in jail. ordinance takes effect upon passage with signatures recorded in January 1938.
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Frederick City
Frederick
City Register
Frederick County
Lloyd C. Culler
Board of Aldermen
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Ff. HL
Olof
Walter Morse
Strawbridge
Elworthy
F Nusz
C . Baumgardner
Waslée- Ray
Biss
Mary McCombe
Gambrill
Wilmington
Del
Jampant
Salt Wilmington
Baltimore Methotex
Mercer
Jdist Episcopal Conferences
Henry W. Jenkins and Sons Company
Armenia Brooks
Stuart Kearney
Springfield Cemetery
Kearney
Beile Brooks
Bessie Harriman
Iohn Mathews
New York
William W. Pindeil
Thomas
Federalsburg
James Roosevelt
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Town Hall
Executive Department
Stamp News
Europe
Fuel Service
Markell & Ford
Weyerhaeuser
THE
Cavetown Planing Mill CO
Cavetown
Weil Brothers
Weil Bros., Inc
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Fredenek
Bureau of Mines
Kisd Corp
State of Maryland
Lloyd. C. Culler
A. D
Arm Lloyd C. Culler
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