Key Post Auxiliary Largest in Maryland
At the American Legion Auxiliary meeting of Francis Scott Key Post in the Armory social room, the local unit was declared Maryland’s largest with about 125 members. Mrs. George Birely named state president, and Mrs. Elmer Munshower elected to the state executive committee. Delegates from Frederick included Mrs. Birely, Mrs. Munshower and Miss Pauline Staub. Plans discussed for Easter aid to tuberculosis patients, decorative graves at Mt. Olivet, and a March 17 tag day to raise funds.
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American Legion Aux- Niery
Francis Scott Key
Armory
State Department of Maryland
State Conception
Howard Street
George Bilely
Elmer F. Munshower
Frederick
Birely
Munslower
Pauline Staub
Sabillanville
Tng
Mt. Olivet
G. EF. Crambaugh
American Legion
Bagaar
Elmor ¥. Munshower
Mra
Royal FP Kemp
Besa Castle
Maryland School for the Deaf Defeats St James in Basketball Victory
The Maryland School for the Deaf cadets beat St James School five at Hagerstown by 81 to 48. Captain Stern scored 12 points and the team showcased fast guarding, teamwork, and accurate shooting. They travel tonight to Shepherdstown to face American Legion quint in the season finale.
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Maryland Ktaten School For the
St. James School
Hagerstown
Stern
Shepherdstown
American Legion
D. At. J
W. Chandler
Basketball Substitutions and Scoring Details From Game
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Mario Ceccccsoces
Gessrees Cartuibes
Urbanski
Glasebrook
M. Chandler
Sink‘jer
Cral
Glazebrook
Ktern
Metty
McCall
Serfo
Gaines
Binkler
WW. Chandler
Urbanak
Mtern
Dinkler
Mr. Stark
St. James
Four County Sales Realize Over Fifteen Thousand Dollars
Four auctions in the county drew large crowds with all lots selling high. Totals reached 15,523.74 with Grayson Dutrow's sale near Haugh's blacksmith shop topping 4,186.02. Holsteins and Guernseys, 19 cows averaging 108, a 180 price, and a 165 horse top marked the day along with cattle, hogs, and farming implements sold by John J. Dutrow as auctioneer and Joseph H. Bussard as clerk.
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Grayson Dutrow
Baltimore State Road
Haugh
Holstein
Guernsey
John J. Dutrow
Joseph H. Bussard
Public sale proceeds from Kugte and other auctions noted
A public sale at Clemsonsville realized 3978.31 with cows yielding 75 to 125 and horses 175 to 241. An old wagon gear sold for 50.50, auctioneers included Ernest Lawrence and Harvey R. Lease. Additional sales near Middletown and Mt. Airy fetched 3614.50 and various farm implements. Mrs. O F Bond Hag returned from a two weeks visit at Arthur Etzler’s New Midway.
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J. KB. Kugte
Clemsonsville
Ernest Lawrence
Mrt
Starr
F. l. Simpson
William Kefanver
Middletown
Harvey R. Lease
Albert Coblentz
John Bohn
Mt. Airy
Eagar T. Mercer
A. I. Molesworth
Harry Wilson
O. F. Bond Hag
Arthur Etzler
New Midway
Revival Services At Muthodlet Episcopal Church
Revival services continue at Muthodlet Episcopal Church in Jamsville with large attendance. Began last Sunday and are expected to run for another week. Pastor Rev. Walter M. Michael, with services led by Rev. John Grosa of Shepherdstown West Virginia.
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Njamaville
Jamsville
Walter M. Michael
John Grosa
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Also Mentioned on This Page
KEY Post
Maryland
State Dept. Organized
Silentees Down
J. James
Regulator
Dr. King
George’s Creek
R. J. A. Jamison
James E. Doll
Frederick, MD
Britaers
Brussels
Fibre Reed
Cartys Furniture Store
Patrick St
Simmon
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