Tithe Game Tonight in Regional Final Showdown
Frederick Hustlers face Colesville Cardinals in Charlottesville regional final after earlier wins. Cardinals beat Andrew Field Flyers 5 4 and West Virginia Pulp and Paper 11 1. Hustlers defeated Damascus 14 7 and Aberdeen Proving Grounds 6 1. Gate receipts split awards crown and consolation details noted.
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Chamepionadi Pete
Charlottesville
Wichits
Kas
Frederick Hust
Jess
Colesville Cardinals
Cardinals
Andrew Field Flyers
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Hustlers
Damascus
Don Rice
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Colesville
Mer
Joe Gibson
Paul Hildebrand
Ward
Westvaco
Aberdeen
Lost Stirrup Club To Hold Tourney Saturday
The Lost Stirrup Riding Club of Frederick County will open its summer with a tournament and picnic at Woodsboro drawing riders from Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania. A beginners class leads to professional events at 2 p.m. Comdr John R Fitzpatrick will deliver the charge to the knights. Local notables and judges are listed with plans for a coronation address and a queen and maids. An evening dance features Jerry Marrone’s orchestra with extensive entertainment planned and multiple committees arranged for refreshments rides games and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Woodsboro
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Frederick Couty
Knights
W. Cash Smith
Carl L
Ramsburz
Lillian K. Offuit
Charles HE. Hahn
Robert Dorcus
Janet Mar Sttexy
Harry Swomiley
Preston Long
Mike Dorcus
Billy LeGore
John Barton
James G. Trout
Jo Ann Dorcus
Aiax Kehne
Jack Dorcus
Leonard Barrier
Carl L. 5
Remsburg
Hanson E Crum
John T. Best
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Wilson Mercer
W. Jerome Offutt
William E Hardy
Evelyn Leonare
Community Canning Center Opens At Local High School
A community gathering notes the opening of the Community Canning Center in the local high school cafeteria with Mrs. Harry Boyle as supervisor. Canning days are Tuesday and Friday from 9 am to 4 pm. The column lists numerous local residents visiting Baltimore and nearby towns, summer study plans, and family visits among Emmitsburg residents.
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Emmitsburg
Stephen Stergice
Mark
Thomas Stergios
Adena
Harry Boyle
Donald Profeta
Jackson Heights
Thornbrook
Wilson Franklin
St. Anthony's
Mary Jordan
Mary Louise
Robert Jordan
Baltimore
Warren Gelwicks
Chambersburg
Branntsburg
Marie Rosensteel
Barbara Ann
Edea Jordan
Western Maryland College
Frances Baker
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Baltimmore
Guy A. Baker
Louise Adams
Washington
C. Felix Adams
Thornton Rodgers
Louise Cari
George Peiffer
John Owens
William Topper
Mondorff
George Reynolds
Balmore
Mollie Reynolds
Anne Eckenrode
New Orleans
B. J. Eckenrode
Eckenrod
Rose Marie
Clair
Charles Baker
Gettysburg
John Orndorff
Joan and
Paul
John Troxell
Naomi Harbaugh
Henry Zurgable
Tommie
Rose Lingg
Howard Hull
Cameron Ohler
Russell Ohler
Harry Baker
Sussell Ohler
Anna Gillelan
Hame
Rhonda Simons
Mount Holly
Helen Frailey
Atlantic City
Ruth Freeman
Clarence Frailey
Anne Codors
Walter Peppler
Pauline Seabrook
Waynesboro
Harry Stambough
Janice
Spring Grove
Joseph Ohier
Public Sale Notice for 1835 Plymouth Buss Coupe
Public sale dated August 5, 1947 at The Potomac Garage Brunswick Maryland at 10:00 A M for a 1835 Plymouth Buss Coupe engine PJ 230405 serial 10746824 with cash terms. Also mentions a public hearing on CALENDAR NO 154 in Columbia by M J Grove Lime Company and Barry A Bell with related local notices and social notes about area residents and visitors.
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Maryland
Potomac
North Maple Ave
Brunswick
FORD
Medford
Carroll Co
Coods
Finksburg
A. W. Wampler
Westminster
Norge
Voss
John S. Haines
New Windsor
Fort Bowers
Austin Rohn
Cumberland Vet Charged in Sou's Death
Cumberland, July 24. Mervin Clinton Wills, 20, a overseas veteran, was charged with the death of his 18 month old son who died Sunday night at Allegany Hospital of multiple bruises and a fractured collarbone. Held without bail after waiving preliminary hearing. Police say the child looked beaten half to death and likely paddled with a hair brush. The mother, 11, not held. State's Attorney's office filed the murder charge after investigation. Witnesses included the baby's aunt and other family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Topper
Lloyd Ritchie
Balboa Heights
Canal Zone
Harry Boyle
Bernard Boyle
Baltimore
Arrest details withheld despite autopsy release
Magistrate Bruce reported limited disclosure about the investigation leading to the arrest. Autopsy findings on the baby were fully disclosed. Wills and his wife Maocy Jorette had married two years ago.
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Bruce
Harris
Wills
Maocy Jorette
To Review Conviction In First Sales Tax Case
Snow Hill Maryland July 24 Circmt Judge Edmond H Johnson orders Ocean City Magistrate James Robbins to produce records in the Benjamin Shoemaker case the first business man convicted of violating the Maryland retail sales tax law a writ of certiorari returnable August 1 when the conviction will be reviewed Shoemaker a frozen custard stand operator argued the tax did not apply to off premises food sales while his attorney tests the boardwalk premises ruling
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Snow Hill
Edmond H. Johnson
Ocean City
James Robbins
Benjamin Shoemaker
Maryland
Johnson
Shoemaker
Harry Cropper
Economic Conditions Report Remains Secret
Washington says the State Department overruled a War Department plan to publish a new study on economic conditions in the American and British zones of Germany. The Moses report, by New York planner Robert Moses, was prepared at the War Department’s request and sparked questions after a New York Herald Tribune story called it embarrassing. Patterson, retiring Secretary of War, said the main points of that story are true and confirmed Moses’ role.
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Washington
Oben P. Patterson
State Department
War Department
Germany
Robert Moses
New York
Patterson
New York Herald Tribune
Moses
The
Herald-Tribune
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Hagerstown
Wisconsin
Bel Air
Aeas
PAPET
Archive
Dorothea Sullivan
George C. Naylor
Philadelphia
Harry I. Bell
Board OF Zoning Appeals
Nokkee
Board of Aldermen Room
M. J. Grove Lime Company
East South Street
Roy B. Miller
Frederick
Franklin E Grove, JR
West Patrick Street
Biaryland
Court House
G. Cleveland Trout
Columbia
3. C
Barry A. Bell
Wilmington
Del
Jennie Bell
York
Lewis Bell
John Connor
Flord Woods
Motters Station
Margaret Reuter
Kate BL Reuter
Patricia Sullivan
Janice Naylor
Taneytown
Lee Devilbiss
Clara
Herry W. Baker
Cumberland
Sou
State OF Maryland
Light St
I. Woo
W. D. Owens
Real Estate Ned
Zeiler Insurance
N. Court ST
Frederick, MD
Walter Snow
Frank Saapre
North Market St
Nox
Hamberlin
America
Doll’s JeWeLry Store
South Market ST
Bostian Mill Road
Walkersville, Md
T. B
Jerseys
Victor
Poland
China
Chester
Bennie E. Duncan
Glenn Trout
Emmert R. Bowlus
Raymond L. Kelly
Harold U. Frushour
Lfe
David C. Griffin
David QO. Griffin
Noah E. Cramer
Frederick City
Lewistown
Highway 15
Braddock
Noah E. Crabter & Son Realtors
N. Court St Frederick
R la ‘Zentz
ZENTZ
Thurmont
R. L._ Zentr. Strout Realty
G. H. Mercer & Sons
South St
Edge City
Market St
Grayson H Mercer & Sons
Pythian Castle
M.D. Harp Agency
Miliary Rd
Lee Place
Harp AG -Ency Rm
Gorden W. Spurrier
Rep
Gaylord Brooks & CO
North Court
North Potomac St
North Court Street
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Patrick St
Soward A. Gross Realtor
Keefer M. Koogle
Mkt St. Poseramom
Dal Ave
Ralph W. Boyer
Fred’x
Murray C. Bohn
Barry FE. Mohler
Macadam Road
Harry E. Mohler
P. B. Roop
Mt. Airy
Prospect Hard Road
I . B. Roop
Baltimore Barn
Watch Road
E C. Rogers
Murray. C. Bohn
New Midway
State
Ae Murray C
Union Bridge
P. Luther Ride
N. Market St
Washington Highway
P. Luther Rice and Son Real Estate
Nipwsparre
Purina Heifer Growing Chows
Purina D. & F
Puriina
Purina
Ramsburg Fertilizer CO
Frederick, Maryland
Poolesville-Edwards Ferry Road
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Bangs
Allis Chalmers
Huber
McCormick-Deering
Oliver
David Bradley
Myers
John B. Offutt
John W. Null
Howard A. Gross
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