Waynesboro Villagers Sign Multiple New Players
Waynesboro Villagers announce contracts from five last season regulars and reserve players. New signings include catchers Fitzgerald and Shubert outfielders Scheminant and Sykes and pitcher Huff. Remaining last year players Conti Schemmy Kellholta and others with pending terms will join if terms are agreed. Additional signings include Ben Yordy Ben Mostil W D Suppert Raymond Rapine Leroy Miller John Bary Joe Donohue, George Kia Jack Costanzo David Scollick Luke Run and Larry Boerner with Tuke Carney and Tommy Verecker/Munson also in talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Potter
Fitzgerald
Shubert
Scheminant
Sykes
Huff
Schemmy
David Kellholta
Conti
Joe Ward
Raymond C. Rapine
Philadelphia
Leroy Miller
John Bary
Brooklyn
N. Y
Joe F. Donohue
George Kia
Brotherly Love
Jack Costanzo
Louis Ria
David Scollick
Luke Run
Larry Boerner
Washington
Tuke Carney
Raleigh
Tommy Verecker
Munson
Frederick Lays On Arm strong As New Baseball Manager
Mike Thompson endorses Herbert Armstrong to lead Frederick in the Blue Ridge League while praising his past performances and character as a player and manager. The town expects Armstrong to win fan support and strengthen the local baseball program in the coming season in Frederick. In Westminster, Charles Richardson faces a hearing at Sykesville for the assault and murder of his daughter Nellie Richardson, 19, with key witnesses heard and Richardson jailed for grand jury action in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike) Thompson
Mimitsburg
Herbert WL. Armstrong
Frederick
Wrederick
Blue Ridge League
Herb Armstrong
Armstrong
Blue Ridge
Tierh
Sykesville
Charles Richardson
Westminster
Musetove
Richardson
Musgrove
Crand
Nellie Richardson
Eiereerein
Brookhart Attacks U S Chamber Over “Super Government”
Senator Brookhart of Iowa accuses the United States Chamber of Commerce in a senate speech of attempting to become the super government. He says private business interferes with governance and cites the chamber as a prime example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhart
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Republican
Iowa
Senate
Chamber of Commerce
81 Bodies Recovered From Utah Mine Explosion
In Castle Gate Utah March 2 forty one bodies have been recovered from the No 2 mine of the Utah Fuel company after last Saturdays explosion. Seventy three men were at work in the mine at the time, with many identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Gate
Utah
Utah Fuel Company
The News Awara PerRRALHIVE Item Noted
A terse notice appears in The News identifying a local matter titled Awara PerRRALHIVE. Details are limited in the readable text, but the item references a civic stake and potential schedule implications for residents.
Farewell and Birthday Socials Spark Local Gatherings
A farewell social at Abeyane near Bollyar honors Mr. and Mrs. Chiggett Js Wiles with music by Roy Harris Joseph Crompton and a Detroit performer. A surprise birthday party for Mr. Loettey Heke occurs on Fredepi Road with family friends in attendance. Ladies Bible Class and Sunday School diversions bring further community events with refreshments and songs.
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Chiggett Js Wiles
Abeyane
Bollyar
Roy Harris
Joseph Crkvptorm
Vietroit
Gines
Claggete Bb. Wiles
Tut
John Young
Som Grass
Moesers
Woyd Schildiknecht
Joseph Crompton
Albers Jaatherman
Austin Younkins
Key Bahisten
Howard Cline
Tusananed Rice
Prinee Koogle
Grayson Smith
Carroll Einishiman
Lerman
Gaver
Ear Miler
Glenn Leatherman
Grayson ‘Coma
Dosepi Iin Chive
Tuy Reulzahn
Maclin Stine
Richard Rontaaua
Arthur Tors
Frank Smith
Austin Gress
George Shank
Claude Palomer
Charles Wise
Floyd Darrow
Millardy
Newt
Maar Proudenineg
Chirence Wise
Brak Thatrow
Russell Smith
George Tides Brand
Pawl Miller
Allies
Avery Heightf
Manuday
Prange
Grayson Preiner
Tbr
Jupp
Miss Grave Sheeiigh
Mons
Vaiine Yabler
Birthday Party Guests and Local News Notes
A birthday party was hosted for Roger M. Phebus at 237 East Sixth Street with attendees including Mrs Albert Baker and others. A separate gathering at Mrs. Amon’s home on East Patrick Street featured refreshments and a sizable guest list. John Mullaney of the Martinsburg club submitted his signed contract to President O. 20 Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Baker
East Patrick Street
AMON
Walter Baker
Dsate T. Hanker
Mera
Philp Seeger
Worthington Stiles
Mars
Edward Kiva
Atenan Kids
Aira
Johar Crouse
Aire
George Crna
Cdaurings Seslie Ulisses
Amanda Zimmerman
Virgil Shiley
Lilvise Virts
George Ey Weo
Geraldine Bearer
Choiee
Roger M. Phebus
East Sixth Street
Mullaney
John Mullaney
Martinsburg
Thompson
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Joe Conti
Ward
Mike Thompson
U. S
Loettey Heke
Radde Pike
Fredepi
LeRoy Jloke
Abrane
Richard Creager
Ne Vell
Roscoe
Theaas J. Altman
Jd. Wl @ustie
Gea A Toke
Mes. Thritchards
Gea
W. Neale
Jamey Mottern
Iil Iain Fort
Alberta FE. Krtison
Gladys M. Hoke
Nora V. Voke
Grace IL Hickr
Gatha ME. iToke
Ruth V. Koke
Marvel £. Toke
Catherine M. Creager
I. Creager
Mary W. Creager
Aliman
Tripho i
Helen C. Toms
Austin T. Hoke
Charles Pell
Foul
Ralphs
Spurrier
James
Ray
Burin M. Creager
Sarald
LeRoy
Castle
Marl W. Castle
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Marvey Finnigan
Aus
HALPR
Tom Forman
Kenneth Harlan
Florence Vidor
Russell Simpson
Tat O'Malley
Raymond Hatton
Adapord
Hepa Caring
Louis D. Lighten
Decca Wester
Kirke la Shall
Opera House
Bullizabeth Mackley
Taylor
Wherine Mottern
Dane Esterly
Masters David and
John Mardman
Austin Devilbixs
Louin F. Smith
Hunter Coran
Gude
M. J. Breitenbach Co
Warren St
N.Y
Grippe
Maryland Theatre
W. L
Fisher
Jack Perrin
Tagerber
Ylistorr
Buffalo Dill
Norusma Talmadge
Wetona
Selznick
Salar
Thomas Meigian
Gladden James
Huntley
Miss Salmidge
Pete Morrison
Rosenours
B. Rosenour & Sons
North Market ST. Frederick
East Patrick ST
Maryland
U.S
Auke
State of
I. J. Marshall Miller
J. Marshall Miller
Thomas A. Chapline
Raymond L. Shaff
Jacob Rowrbace
Columbus Knott
Flint
Mich
Chevrolet
Kaufman’s
GEU. L. Kaufman
East
Patrick Street
Sige
The
Maryland Motor Machine CO
West
Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
Quaker City
North Market Street
Pearre
Telephone
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