Mt St Mary's Preps Batter Mountaineers Secure Nine Straight Wins
Mt St Mary's Preps basketball team posted a ninth straight victory with a 30 to 16 win over Georgetown Freshmen at Emmitsburg. Abby, O Connor and Connelly led the offense as Mountaineers edged ahead after a 19 9 halftime score, with Connelly dominating at center and O Leary adding key baskets. substitutions listed and scoring tallied.
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Mt. St. Mary's
Dews
Heetown
Emmitsburg
Cageield
Abby
O'Connor
Treslin
Devolan
McMaltin
Connelly
Hel- Hi
Jett
Sonsire
Cooney
Clarken
Shea
Clary
Doolan
Oakes
Breslin
West
O'Leary
Conno West
Junior League Action Shifts Standings In Two Schoolyard Games
The X Junior League saw the Fords beat the Buicks 24 to 9 while the Hupps lost to the Packards 24 to 2. Led by Jim Houck eight baskets and two free throws, the winners dominated the Hupps with Greve at center and Grove contributing on offense.
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Fords
Buicks
Hupps
Packards
Lester Smith
Preston Poole
Etchison
Mackards
Greve
Jim Houck
Sith
Sith Veseacengys Feeeeeeee Etchison Clapp
Ees
Ramsburg
Poole
Wertheimer
FAO
Ween
Nnaeee Eease Ebert Tork
Farnsworth
R. York
Smith
Guard Inspection of First Maryland Regiment Pauses at Armory
The first leg of the annual state and Federal Guard inspection concluded Monday night with Col D John Marker Parkhurst and Sgt Kotwal inspecting Company A at the State Armory. The process will cover 14 other units from Cumberland to Southern Maryland as Major Munshower’s Battalion headquarters hosts the evaluators.
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Maryland
Maryland Navnal Guard
D. John Marker
Maptain
Munshower
Camain Parkhurst
Kotwal
Cole ‘Omel Marker
Baseball Card Party Arrangements Set for Armory Benefit
Final arrangements are completed for a baseball card party at the Frederick Armory in the field shed tonight at 8:30 to benefit the Frederick baseball club. Myre Markell leads the event with added prizes from Williamson's drug store, George's Creek coal, and local merchants. Approximately 400 players and attendees are expected with seating in 200 sections, heated rooms, and refreshments. Tickets have sold briskly and a second fundraising dance is planned for tomorrow evening from 8:30 to 11.
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Focal Armory
Myre
Ful Mare Kell
Monay
Muyler
Williamson
Markell
Ford
George's Creek
Frederick
Armory Hoor
TC. Willrebrener
Christmas Hymn Above Bootleg Still Found in Carroll County
State's Attorney Theodora F Brown and Sheriff K Edward Martin describe a Saturday discovery near Roller in Carroll County involving a home linked to Charles Grim. They found 100 gallons of mash beneath two barrels and a 25 gallon still under the back porch, with a framed hymn on the wall. Grim and the still were jailed for Federal officers.
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Theodora F. Brown
K. Edward Martin
Roller
Carroll County
Charles Grim
Joseph Zeigler
Grim
Mar
Westminster
Badly Burned Man and Fire Devastates Home in Sterling
Howard Fling of the experimental farm near Sterling Montgomery county was badly burned when coal oil mistaken for fuel caused an explosion. His clothes caught fire, he rolled in snow to self-extinguish, and the house and contents burned entirely. His wife and two small children escaped unharmed. his condition is listed as serious. A separate item notes the Law Enforcement League of Boudoin County Va. was organized at Leesburg with officers and district representatives named.
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Howard Fling
Sterling
Montgomery County
Fling
Law Enforcement League
Boudoin County
Leesburg
H. C. Marsh
N. C. Nichols
Anthony Dibreli
R. L. Nixon
William T. Smith
Gilead
T. B. Winter
Mercer
W. A. Quick
Bread
Hugh W. Pierpont
Jefferson
S. Parson Hickman
Lorvettsville
Laura S. Hoge
Woman Killed In Road Accident In Benevola
Mrs. Clara M Brane 66 widow of Rev Dr C L Brane former U B church minister and Religious Telescope associate editor was killed instantly when struck by a car driven by Army Officer Charles J Sheppard near Benevola Washington County. Sheppard stated he was driving slowly and attempted to brake but the sedan skidded. Dr W Wheeler Boonsboro pronounced death due to a broken neck. She is survived by three daughters two sons and several sisters and a brother. Funeral from Henry Newcomer home Benevola Thursday at 2 pm with U B Church services conducted by Rev C M Sparrow and Rev Dr A B Stutton.
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Charles J. Sheppard
McConnellsburg
Clara M. Brane
Dr C. 1 BL Brane
U. B. Church of
Laura Chaney
Sheppard
Brane
W. Wheeler
Boonsboro
Wheeler
Washingtton County
Joshus Arp
Dr Brane
U. B. Church
Hagerstown
Washington, D.C
Lebanon
Frederick County
Rupp
Harrisburg
EB. Rupp
That Place
Grace M Brane
Syracuse
N. Y
Maperstown
A. C. Siddall
Cleveland, Ohie
Dennis B. Brane
State of Washington
Roscoe H. Brane
Benevola
Henry Newcomer
A. Weldler
Jamestown
C. DB. Harp
Providence
R. I
Henry Newcontr
C. M. Sparrow
A. B. Stutton
The
United Brethren Church
Harvey's Minstrels Thrill City Opera House Crowd
A large crowd filled the City Opera House Monday night to watch Harvey's Minstrels, a 30 member troupe, as numbers were encored and the show proved a broad success in every way.
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Harvey's Minstrels
City Opera House
Harvey
Minstrels
Surprise Social At Grayson A Domer Residence
A surprise social was hosted at the residence of Mr and Mrs Grayson A Domer near Thurnmont on Thursday evening January 1. Guests included many local residents and relatives. Another matinee five hundred party was hosted by Mrs Irving S Albaugh in Tiberrytown on Saturday January 27 with a large guest list including Mrs Lane and daughter Miss Nellia Lane and Mrs C A Lindsey.
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Grayson A
Domer
Thurnmont
Sidney J. Angleberger
Frank Stull
Lilian Haines
Rebecca Domer
Beasle Heawong
Sdllian
Clem
Lyn Stoltlemyer
Hannaha A. Green
Mary Angleberger
Catherine
Irving S. Albaugh
Tiberrytown
Lane
Nellia Lane
Baltimore
L. C. Powell
Woodsboro
C. A. Lindsey
Unionville
Harry Davis
Monrovia
Joseph Roelkey
California
Jennie Carter
Bessie Carter
Scott Starr
Trav script fragment hints at invitation and obligation
A fragmentary script line mentions Blagk being invited at the moment to make two fourteenths and notes that they would not have asked if not obliged. The text reflects a terse, archaic dialogue style with unclear context or full sentences.
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Htustens
Blagk
Elwald
Beston
Travscript
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BT. Mary's
Bing
Packarda
Biser
Fee
Cee
Eee
Sinteee
Sherald
Wisotzki
Seeee Houck
Marshman
Apple
Markey
Coseneee
Grove
Houck
Stull
Wirotzki
Quinn
Brish
Timer—Potvie
Ramshare
First Regiment
Trail
C. J
Grane
Washington County
Constance
Jas. E. Doll
Jeweler
Constance Talmadge
Paul West
la Gamine
P. Weber
Ai. de Goisse
Miss Talmadge
Earle Foxe
John Hines
Ferd Tedmarsh
Thig Kempson
Alraima
Louise du Pre
Dr Kings
Ports & Griffin
Werar Perenb Hye
Jesse BL Michael
South Market St. Hone
A. Lowther Forrest
Professional Building
Sibert
Kcor Wedding Cara S. & G. Taxi Co
Scott
Dr. Bells
Goodrich
Goodrich Regul
Goodrich DeLux
Goodrich Regula
Firestone
United States
Medill McCormick
Maryland Motor
Nacirema
Segars
Frank K. Schmidt
Frederick Co
WM. Boucher & Sons
Baltimore, Md
Buckingham
Central Trust Company
Fredericktown
Chevrolet
Maryland Motor Machine CO
Patrick Street
Kaufman Garage
George L. Kaufman
East
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Pearce
Telephone 101
S. Market St
NRW
Epapree Habel
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