COUNTY LEAGUE TO OPEN SATURDAY
Tee Frederick County reorganized last Tuesday and will inaugurate its eighteenth season Saturday afternoon with a single game. Thurmont and Middletown meet in the Wall town at 2:30. Woodsboro and Emmitsburg are unprepared to play this week and will schedule a double-header later in the season. A four-club schedule is being drafted by Emmitsburg president M J pson and released next week. The circuit will not clash with the Tri-County League and will use players identified with three teams. Reymsted Cain eit has been assigned to umpire the Thurmont Riddletown fray. About 25 residents attended a meeting of the Emmitsburg club Thursday night. The club will be reorganized at another meeting next Tuesday. Mr. Thompson asks managers to forward rosters and forfeit fees this week.
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Tee
Frederick County
Thurmont
Middletown
Wall Town
Woodsboro
Emmitsburg
M. J.pson
Birthday party honors Eugene Fleming on his fourth year
New Windsor on June 24 Mr and Mrs Wilbur Fleming hosted a birthday party for their son Eugene Fleming turning four. Guests included Eugene and many local children while mothers and neighbors attended. The event featured a pink and blue cake, ice cream and candy. Other notes mention church society gathering and local visits, with Boxing Day noted as a legal England holiday.
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New Windsor
Wilbur Fleming
Eugene
Eugene Fleming
Nancy Devilbiss
Waneta Senfi
Betty Lou Hawn
Gilman Willard
Margaret Conaway
Virginia Yohn
Jean Reid
Ann Roop
Lois Fleming
Philip Nusbaum
Harry Lampert
Jo. Jeannette Eaton
Diana Lovell
June Abba Lambert
Victor Nusbaum
Howard Roop
George Devilbiss
Howell Lovell
C. E. Nusbaum
Harry Lambert
Harold Eaton
Charles Fleming
Raymond Conaway
Daisy Newcomer
Fred Yohn
Mirs
Irene Willard
Walter Fleming
Charles Nusbaum
Betty Jane Roop
Grace Fleming
Walter Senft
Margaret Robertson
H. C. Roop
Missionary Society of the Brethren Church
J. E. Barnes
R. Lee Myers
Margaret Tribble
Blue Ridge College
Western Maryland College
Paul Haines
Reisterstown
Neal Haines
Eva Raoades
Washington, D. C
Daniel Engle
Carrollton
R. Hays
Presbyterian Synod
Hood College
Frederick
Harry Pickens
Local Notes From Taneytown and Nearby Towns
Miss Dorothy Blett from Baltimore visits her father James Blair near town. Mr and Mrs Charles Hesson of College Park and son Charles Jr stay with relatives. Miss Marie Littie from Baltimore visits her parents on York Street. Miss Hilda Smith of Annapolis vacations with her mother Grace Smith. Theodore Fair and son from Philadelphia visit Mrs C T Fringer. Mr and Mrs Philip Shreeve of Cleveland stay with Grace Shreeve for several weeks. Eleanor Birnie and Amelia Annan from Washington DC visit Mrs R L Annan. Ray Spangler and son Bernard from Baltimore visit Mrs Spangler’s parents Charles and Mrs Young near town. Clarence Harner, Charles Conover, Donald Garner and Wilbur Alexander attend leadership training at Camp Nawakwa. Rev. Robert C. Benner is councillor there. Edgar Fink, Delmont Koons, Murry Baumgardner and Mervyn Fuss with Mrs Fink attend district Sunday school convention at Redeemer’s Reformed Church Littlestown.
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Marie Littie
Baltimore
David Little
York Street
Hilda Smith
Annapolis
Grace Smith
Theodore Fair
Dillsburg
Theodore Fair, Jr
Philadelphia
C. T Fringer
Philip Shreeve
Cleveland
Shreeve
Grace Shreeve
Eleanor Birnie
Amelia Annan
Washington
D. C
Ansman
R. L. An‘nam
Ray Spangler
Ison Bernard
Redeemers Reformed Church
Littlestown
Willis Jones Announces Independent Run for Attorney General
Willis R. Jones former Deputy State Attorney General declared he would run as an independent candidate for the Democratic nomination for Attorney General in Maryland. He pledged neutrality in gubernatorial primaries after serving as deputy from 1923 to 1935 and recently resigning as counsel to the Maryland Classified Employer Association. He is the third Democrat to enter the race, joining Henry L. D. Stanford Jr. of Baltimore County and William C. Walsh of Cumberland.
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Baltimore
Willis R. Jones
Jones
Maryland Classified Employer Association
Henry L. D. Stanford, Jr
Baltimore County
William C. Walsh
Cumberland
Court News: Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Marriage licenses issued for George W. Kline and Mary T. Little, William T. Hornbarger and Lowise I. Doyle, and August H. Lindner with Mary L. Kemp. Property deeds record transfers involving Thelma R. Yeatman, Samuel W. Fry. Jacob Rohrback Trustees. Florence Cann. Manuel M. Weinberg. Urner Rollins with John R. Foreman and wife.
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George William Kline
East Third Street
Mary T. Little
Thurmont
William T. Hornbarger
Lowise I. Doyle
Hagerstown
August H. Lindner
Washington, D. C
Mary L. Kemp
Paris
Tenn
Thelma R. Yeatman
Samuel W. Fry
Jacob Rohrback
Vander Meer Gives Grove Credit For Improved Control
Baseball notes credit Vander Meer to improved control after Grove advised a bend of the right knee for proper follow through. McKechnie praises his strength and low curve, noting two consecutive no hitters and that Vander Meer possesses top stuff in the National League. Warren Giles manages the club amid proposition pressure as the Bees game unfolds.
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Vander Meer Gives
Grove
Barry Grayson
NEA
New York
Jehoer Vander Ileer
Bod Tsamager
A.m
Ura
Tampa
Id Vander Meer
C.nc
Secu
Vander Meer
Reds
Boston Red Sox
McKechnie
Howe
Wett
Grove Gabel Wold Ge Hollander
Johnny
The
Bees
Union Bridge Happenings and Local Visits
Union Bridge notes report visitors day at the Home Makers Club with Mrs E Peters Mrs John Ropp and others attending. Michigan student Evelyn Etchelberger returns from Ann Arbor with relatives visiting. Local factory reopens near normal while firemen and Boy Scouts parade at the State Firemen's convention in Baltimore.
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Union Bridge
Swiss Roop
Ernest Senseney
College Park
E . Peters
John Ropp
Bucher
Bessie Wolfe
Irene Roop
Esther Roop
Evelyn Etchelberger
Ann Arcothich
University of Michigan
Martinsburg
W. Va
John Lightner
Vander Meer Becomes Buffer Between Businessmen and Pitching Star
The article describes Johnny Vander Meer steering clear of hype as a personality in baseball, acting as a buffer between Vander Meer and local business interests. Giles notes Vander Meer prioritizes being a player over showmanship, while recalling his Piedmont League near no-hitter and a close misplay when George Ferrell hit a ball that knocked his toeplate loose.
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Reds
Vander Meer
Johnny
Giles
George Ferrell
Wes
Rick
Johnny Vander Meer
Emmitsburg Officers Elected and Fishing Party Report
Emmitsburg notes report the annual election of officers with Dr W R Cadle chosen as president and S L Allison elected vice president. A fishing party near Ocean City is described with two men catching shaggy tea bass totaling 69 and two hundred pounds of bait.
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Emvartsburg Liss
WR Cadle
S L Allison
Freedett
D L Beegie Teccetac
Geers
Witude Tress Saita Os Tamer
Oractes
Asters Rey M Banner
Francss Josep Cvol
Emaar Baker Enttes
Bernysuvnie
Will Dere
Taneytown
Ocean City
Tuo Hun
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