Fire Rises at Key Crandon Ranch in Flames
Fire destroys Key Crandon's ranch house and barn while neighbor Josh Hastings pursues a sale and courtship Kay. Ted Gammer, hired as a puncher, fights Scrap Johnson who molested Kay. They exchange shots wounding both. Hastings kills Scrap, Ted seeks refuge with Marion. Kay discovers their meeting and rides away in jealousy. Sheriff Farley trails Ted as the tale unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
Ted
Marion
Sre
Tom Rut Yen
Fire Patrol
Tom Runyon Seeks Kay Crandon To Flying Six Ranch
Tom Runyon carries Kay Crandon to the Flying Six after a mountain ride. Aunt Kate and Josh Hastings vie for Kay’s care while Runyon connects with Zeke Farley to locate Gaynor. Marion Firth and Ted face a dawn raid by Sheriff Cutter’s posse seeking a murder suspect.
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Ro ™ Runyon
Kay
Flicker
Tom
Tom Runyon
Ted
Flying Six
Josh Hastings
Flying Six Ranch
Kay Crandon
Aunt Kate
Josh Lastings
Kate
Osh Hastings
Zeke Farley
Gaynor
Trumph
Runyon
O.K. Treckon
Sam Cutter
Clear Water
Hearing Wednesday On Bill Of Particulars In Thurmont Bank Case
Hearing set for next Wednesday morning at 11 in the petition of The Thurmont Bank for a bill of particulars in the suit brought by George Waesche trustee seeking 24000. Questions target deposits by the late Leonard Waesche, trust fund status, changes in fund ownership, and the bank’s alleged indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudge Hammond Urner
Thurmont Bank
George Waesche
Leonard R. Waceche
Thurmont
Fiam Edgar Byrd
BL Bank
Waesche
Lease Recorded In Middletown For Ten Year Building
An agreement recorded in the clerk's office shows Charles FL Main of Middletown leasing a two story Main Street building to Chesane ike and Patomac Telephone Company for ten years starting July 1 1937 with option to extend one more year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles FL Main
Middletown
Chesane Ike and Patomac Telephone Company
Main Street
Heginning
Ramial Regial
Hosiery Rallies For Eight In Final Inning Win
Hosiery speedball pulls an eight run surge in the seventh to overcome DeMolay 13 to 3 in Baker Park City League clash. Soxmakers collect three singles a double four errors and a fielder's choice for the decisive margin. Umpire reduction to one official noted amid low season collections.
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de- Molay
Baker Park
Ray
Smith
Nogle
Baer
Lanner
Mercer
Loy
W. Mercer
Anderson
Linton
DeMolay
Kreh and Gardner
Miller
Lead Of Ballenger In Speedball Loop Threatened By Myersville
Myersville challenges Ballenger’s county speedball lead with a Sunday double header at Peagaville. Harmony Grove, first half champion, hosts Mt. Pleasant. Liberty plays Plane No. 4. Myersville’s upset potential could disrupt the Pace-setters as Harmony Grove fights to retain second half title hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballenger
Myersville
Peagaville
Harmony Grove
Mt. Pleasant
Liberty
Harmony Grave
Middle Creek
Harmony Grove Wins County League Opener Over Walkersville
Harmony Grove speedball team, first half champions, beat Walkersville 13 to 0 on Thursday. Castle and Pickett led Harmony Grove with strong hitting while Roger Zimmerman starred for Walkersville. Walkersville was blanked until the eighth inning and the game featured lineups listing Harmony Grove players C Bowers centerfield and others, plus Walkersville names Hammer Zimmermann Mercer Shelton and Ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Grove
Walkersville
Castle
Pickett
Roger Zimmerman
C. Bowers
L. Castler
G. Ramsburg
G. Wachter
City Speedball League Second Half Results Schedule
Yesterday's results include Hosiery 13 DeMolay 5. Monday features Hosiery versus Kreh followed by Tuesday Ox Fibre against DeMolay. Wednesday offers Hosiery versus DeMolay Twentey. Thursday presents Tailors against Barbara Fritchie Esterly. Friday shows Ox Fibre versus Hosiery with Kreh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosiery
DeMolay
Twentey
Tailors
Barbara Fritchie Esterly
Pet
Fred Tatlors
Barbara Fritchie
Bickering Drives Amid Lax Discipline in Home Life
A mother endures daily chaos as arguing children erode nerves. Quiet authority, fewer repeated instructions, and a calm look can restore order. Obedience grows from peace, friendliness, and measured firmness, not constant policing.
Maryland Farm Outlook From July Survey Highlights Crops and Livestock
Maryland Agriculture broadcasts favorable corn barley hay and potato prospects with a 3.5 million bushel potato crop forecast up from last year. Wheat oats and rye show promise though tobacco prospects are poor. 4-H Club enrollment tops one million nationwide with Maryland home to about 10 000 youths. Carroll County leads Maryland in chickens and eggs production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Maryland Crop Reporting Service
United States
Carroll County
Reverse Bid Shows Power Secretary in Bridge Volume
This is the siath of a series explaining the Standardized Code of Contract Bridge Bidding. The book, sponsored by leading bridge experts, contrasts 1932 and 1937 methods, promotes smooth one round forces, probing for 4 4 suit fits, reverse bidding to show strength, and jump bids to reveal game possibilities.
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American Bridge League
Langer
Thas
Hiddimu Todas
Pation
South
North Indore
North
Solving a complex contract bidding scenario in bridge
A discussion of a bridge problem features West facing decisions about passing or bidding after South opens the sideline. North signals strong hands with no trump and six hearts, while South shows a strong spade or heart hand, forcing different strategic outcomes and possible grand slam chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North
Sykesville social notes and carnival week already underway
July notes from Sykesville show guests and visitors including Jackie Linthicum and family, Presbyterians and local residents visiting relatives, and a damaged injury from a Frederick Pike accident. The Sykesville Firemen's Carnival opened Monday night at the high school grounds with daily features and supper by the Laces Auxiliary.
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Sykesville
Jackie Linthicum
Martin
Mary Louise Allen
William Allen
Washington
S. Boone Dorsey
New England States
John T. Ridgely, Jr
Richard William
St Augustine
Fra
Jesse Rhine
Mra
H.W. Lippy
Hagerstown
F. R. Isaac
Arbutus
F. Reid Isaac
Strawbridge
J.C. Terry
Caleman
Baltimore
Edward Arrington
Joyn
Merceron
Eleanor Merceron
Virginia Clark
J. B Clark
Frederick Pike
Chirk
James O Ridgely
Wheeling
W. Va
Raymond Beall
Personal property sold at Patrick Street sale
The sale of Mrs Georgianna McLane as executrix of the Amelia Yest estate brought good prices Thursday at 413 West Patrick street. A few antique pieces were included and the sale total came to 333 dollars. Auctioneer Guy Fout and clerk R L Kelly oversaw the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgianna McLane
Amelia Yest
Hird
West Patrick Street
Guy Fout
R. L. Kelly
Greens Take Eight Inning Win Over Keewas Park
The greens beat Keewas 28 to 19 in Mullinix Park Friday in eight innings. Greens avenged a 23 to 20 loss from earlier and scored 13 runs in the last two frames.
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Greens
Keewas
Mullinix Park
Scnre
Baltimore Social Roundup Postings and Marriages
A William Burbank family and numerous local guests are noted at social events in Baltimore and Washington including suppers and visits. The piece lists guests such as Sophie Burbank and Gilla Osborn, Walter Hutchens, Willan Berhaw, and many others, along with mentions of notable local residents, a store manager appointment, and a wedding at Trinity Church Towson.
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Sophie Burbank
Gilla Osborn
Harry O. Rave
Baltimore
Iisses Jones
Walter Hutchens
Riche de
Willan Berhaw
Washington
Rath
Gad Doratha
Obata Matec
Joh Boro
Watter Balla
Austin
Jeannette Garsuch
Mis Bo
Barnes
Miicaseth Dorey
Wanhetd Tobbs
James Plosch
Plersfey
Sumida
Jane Apo
Opaonie
Herve
Pit von Rut
Moméoy
Rederick City
von EY
Moss Carolyn Ree
Bluerstarres
Mre
Albert Stattheows
Goldsborough Grifith
Willim Matthews
Chiveliv
New York
Longwand
Watter B. Morse
Anna Varginia Dans
Stewart Meo- Intest
Pindell
R Spencer Pinchell
Howard Eounty
Trinity Prp.e. Church
Towson
Henry Lee
Lewis Davis
Bride and groom host reception at home in Altoona
The bride and groom held a reception after the ceremony at their home. Meg and Mrs. Pindell will live in Altoona, Pennsylvania for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg
Mrs. Pindell
Altoona
Pleasant Walk Social Notes and Local Moves
Pleasant Walk items note Earl Warrentele of Boonsboro visiting, Joseph Gontrum of Ballimore with Charles Easterday, Clyde Raines family of Pottsburg visiting friends, Gareth Flook in Harrisburg, Pa. The Pleasant Walk annual pie social is set in Warrenfeltz woods in July with Harmony band and former editors attending. Albert DeGrange relocates to Gatthersburg to work in a dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Warrentele
Boonsboro
Hore
Joseph Gontrum
Ballimore
Charles Easterday
Clyde Raines
Pottsburgh
Gareth Flook
Harrisburg
Warrenfeltz
Woods
Harmony Band Wall Furnish Nine
Albert DeGrange
Gatthersburg
DeGrange
Sweden Reports Decline in Unemployment in May
Stockholm reports unemployment in Sweden fell versus seven years ago. About 15,800 people were jobless in May, down from 35,000 in May 1936. By early June the unemployed aged 18 to 71 numbered no more than 909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Mud ich Fish Build Nests in Dry South African Rivers
When rivers in South Africa dry up in summer a mud ich forms nests in the mud and waits for the river to fill again. This quirky behavior showcases how species adapt to seasonal drying and rehydration cycles in freshwater ecosystems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Amun
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