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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1942

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7

Singer to Direct Athletics At Maryland State School

George S. Singer, Hampstead graduate, named successor to James A. Mc Vernon as athletic director and military instructor at the Maryland State School for the Deaf. He will coordinate two Boy Scout troops plus direct older boys activities. Singer, 23, is an Eagle Scout and former Maryland School athlete. Mc Vernon to Florida for further study.

James A. McVernon Maryland State School For the Deaf Hianty Ignatius Bjorlee Maryland Bjorlee George S. Singer Hampstead McVernon Singer MccVernon New York School For the Deaf Frederick New York School August Wriede Whiede Maryland School New York Florida Gallaudet College Washington Singers Lewis Longfellow Arthur Winebrewer

Challedon Entered In Dixie Handicap

Whirl Away the 1941 horse of the year carries 128 pounds in the Dixie Handicap at Pimlico May 6. Fifty-six other nominees include Fenelon Chalkiedon and Market Wise with 124 to 126 pound marks. Alsab considered but unlikely due to a Preakness date.

Baltimore Whirlaway Pimlico Dixie Whirly California Santa Anita Belair Stud Fenelon C. S. Howard S. Midand Widener W. L. Brann Chalkiedon Lou Tufano Market Wise Parker Corning Pictor Charledon Woodvale Farm Reading Albert Sabath Rhymer Payne Whitney Co. E. R. Bradley

Chrysler win caps Junior Y season in 26 18 win

The Junior Y M C A basketball season ended as the Chrysler team beat the Cadillacs 26 to 18 to claim the pennant. The Buick defeated the Packards 17 to 16 after trailing 12 5 at halftime as D Brachey led the Buick victory and Chrysler surged in the second half.

Chryslers Cadillacs Buicks Packards D. Brachey

A Division Basketball Tourney Opens Next Monday

The American Legion Franis Scott Key Post No 11 sponsors the A division for boys under 15 with five teams entered Frederick High Walkersville High US O D CO Maryland School for the Deaf and possibly St Johns. All games on neutral courts Elm Street Park Way. First game Frederick vs Walkersville at 4 PM Monday with ongoing rounds through Thursday. Trophies include gold for the winning A division and silver bronze minor awards for runners up.

Francis Scott Key Post No. 11 American Legion J. F. Minor Simpson the Legion Committee Frederick High School Walkersville High School US OD CO Maryland State School For the St. John's High School St. John’s Holy Name Society Elm Street Parkway Frederick Walkersville Maryland School For the Deaf M.C. A Harry O Robert Ray

Sports Roundup from New York March 17 on track meet and box notes

A New York sports roundup discusses promoter plans for a Navy Relief Benefit Track Meet at the Coliseum, critiques by track writers, and the balance of praise and criticism in sports writing. It notes Ray Robinson vs Norman Rubio and Ray’s forthcoming Detroit bout, plus college track and football tidbits, fighter lineage, and local amateur notes.

New York Navy Coliseum Les MacMitchell Gid Dodds Cleveland Ray Robinson Norman Rubio Mike Jacobs Robinson Harvey Dubs Windsor Wester Detroit Mike Ray Washington Auburn Athens, Ga Naval Aeronautics School Louisville Dodgers

Exhibition Games Set Records in YMCA League Results

Saturday results show Pontiac 38 over Plymouth 16 and Chevrolet 34 over Hudson 12. Monday results list Buick 17 over Packards 16 and Chrysler 26 over Cadillac 18.

Cadillac G. F L. Long K. May W. Sheffield R. Atkinson S. Miller Chrysler K. Brachey C. Cram A. Wisner C W. Koontz R. Wisner G . J. Hane Packard Ib. Marendt H. Stull J. McNeal R. Harrison J. Bennett Buick Welty D. Brachey A. Routzahn C. R. Sharrer C Clark Re Kolb Rothenhoefer D. Weddle Plymouth G. F. Tp. T. Dunn H. Rowe C. Hershberger Pontiac Chevrolet Hudson Packards

Dorothy Dix Says Drop The Fighting Words For Marriage

Dorothy Dix advises couples to stop nagging and practice self control to save marriages. She notes daily spats erode home life and urges peaceful planning to build a stable, happy partnership despite differing views on money and social outings.

Softball Loop Plans Season At Y M C A Meeting

Frederick City Softball League reps gather at the Y M C A tonight at 7 30 to map the war weary season. League president Russell H McCain hopes for eight teams again but a four or six team format may be used if eight is unavailable. Some last year teams may not return and other organizations are urged to attend. The aim is to provide city residents with recreation during the war.

Frederick City Russell H. McCain McCain

K. of P Bowling League Latest Results

The K of P Bowling League posted scores with the Knights of Prowess 2 over Old Timers 1. Fred Brick Works won 2 games to 1 against Wilsons.

L Pet Wilson's Frederick Brick Zimmerman’s K. of P Old Timers May Brothers

Court News: Marriage Licenses Listed in Clinton County

The docket lists multiple couples obtaining marriage licenses including Clinton County residents such as O Lentz and Ruth Kemp, Alger and Summers, Custer and Creamer, Price and Jordan, Eichelberger and Miller, Lee and Conley, Gardner and Cline, Kefauver and Crum, Fay Johnson and Potter, Walsh and Langan. Property deeds show transfers between Grove to Hildebrand, Frautt to Brown, Jones to Smith, Ridge trustee to Bussard, and Jones to Ridge, with various sums noted.

Clinton O. Lentz Derrick Field Ruth A. Kemp Frederick Claude O. Alger Hagerstown Margaret A Summers Myersville Holmes P. Custer Charles Town W Va Sarah L. Creamer Harpers Ferry W. Va Paul Leonard Price Janet Jordan Glenvol F. Eichelberger Mary L. Potter Towanda John C. Walsh Carbondale Alice M. Langan Jermyn James H. Grove Lewis Hildebrand Gilmore R. Frautt Willam L. Brown William A. Jones LeRoy L. Smith Et Ax Charlies E. Ridge Howard W. Bussard John G. Jones Charles E Ridge

Chaplin reshapes career with new modern picture project

Hollywood reports Chaplin is at work on a new modern comedy drama not featuring him as actor. He will not reissue Shoulder Arms due to its 1918 speed and outdated connection to East Germany. The Circus may reappear with sound, while The Gold Rush is kept as a reference point for his current approach.

Hollywood Charis Coe Chaplin East Germany Circus

Jefferson 4 H Club Holds March Meeting

The Jefferson 4-H Club met at the schoolhouse on Monday evening March 9 with Bernard Ramsburg presiding. Officers for the year were elected: president Jack, vice president Bernard Ramsburg, secretary-treasurer Catherine Poole, club reporter Amanda Smith, local leader Daniel Sigier.

Jefferson

Rishart Remsburg Assists Club With 1917 Meeting Schedule

Assistant County Agent Chester M. Cissel attended the meeting and offered suggestions to improve the club programs. The group planned monthly topics from March to December including farm safety, animal care, and soil conservation, and presented a flower to the hospital-bound janitor Mr. Culler. The meeting ended with a pledge. A wartime note follows: in 1917 there were 326,000 trucks on highways, now about 5,000,000 trucks are in use.

Phyllis Gordon Alma Young Warren Fry Miriam Sigler Amanda Smith Chester M. Cissel Culler U.S

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