Frederick High School quintet posts ten wins in season
The Frederick high school Cadets basketball team opened December 8, 1923 and closed March 21, 1924 at home. They played fifteen games, winning ten and losing five, with wins at home and on foreign courts. Captain Elworthy led scoring, James Houck close behind, and key players included Wouck Carter Rowe Poole Shipley McCardell Ramsburg.
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Frederick High School
Focal Macketeers
Maryland
Austin Elworthy
Ames Wouck
Frank Carter
Regnar
Kirk Rowe
Preston Poole
Dorsey Shipley
Adrian McCardell
Richard Ramsburg
Elworthy
James Houck
Gettysburg Academy
Westminster High
Waynesboro High
Rockville High
F. A. Ss
St. James Preps
Hayles
Ellicott Gill
F. U.S
F. HW. S
Ellicott City
FL. S
Westminster
F. H
F. A
F. W
Dogs Entered in Shows for Mendford Event
Mr and Mrs Richard Nallin of West Second Street take a string of dogs to Meadford New Jersey for field trials this week. Many prize winners are entered. Champion Cushbaum's Nora Boy re a valuable Irish setter died recently from heart failure. The dog once sold for 1000 dollars to Miss Nan Walsh of Canada and had won at Madison Square Garden Newark Boston and other venues. Judges called it an exceptional breed. Insured by Hartford agents Noah E Cramer and San. The Nallins expect strong showings at Mendford.
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Richard Nailin
West Second Street
Meadford
N. J
Cushbaum
Nora Boyre
Nallin
San
Mrs. Nallin
Mendford
Little Jack’s Revenge In Bedtime Prayer Taunt
A child plots revenge after a spanking and mocks his mother at bedtime by prayer, asking a blessing for all but her in a brief anecdote from the Christian Guardian.
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Jack
The
Christian Guardian
Property Deed Transactions and Court Notices
Summary of Deeds and filings shows Emma V Saylor and others transferring property for small sums and indicating county city and equity actions. Includes marriages licenses for local residents and an equity case seeking sale of real estate of John P Wiseman with details of affected parties and attorneys.
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Emma V. Saylor
Ben
Jamin F. Ricketts
Charles R. Anders
Joseph I. Long
Charles N. Reeder
Charles
Graham
Woodshboro
Dorsey S. Culler
Mary ©. Miller
James HT. Cramer
Charles W. Smith
Wiliam QO. Kolb
Wie
J. Elmer Lewis
Vernon T. Watkins
Charlie W. Cashour
O. Murray Kindley
Jesse M. Burral
Reuben 58
Lease
Noah E. Cramer
Jacob H. Gaugh
Old Blue and Grey Staff Entertains New Saturday
Rose WIE Manor hosted a staff dinner for the Blue and Grey for the 1920-24 season. Dr Esther Shaw spoke on the pauper’s history while department heads expressed hopes for a successful administration. Gifts were given to outgoing officials and letters formed a M.G. relay of congratulations. A dancing contest and prize awards followed with wines and bouquets as the college bus transported guests.
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Rose Wie
Esther BK. Shaw
Shaw
Elinor Willis
Margaret Wilt
Elizabetus
Miey Dorothy Gale
Josephine Etchison
Katherine Dechant
Stad
Home Demonstrator Resigns to Move to Kent College
Miss Susan Garberson resigns after three years as a home demonstrator in Washington county under the University of Maryland extension. She will leave after Easter to become assistant instructor in home economics at Kent State College in Kent, Ohio.
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Susan Garberson
Leas
Washington County
University of Maryland
State Nomant College
Kent
Ohio
Vendol Promises Relief From Nervous Weakness and Stomach Ailments
An advertisement touts Vendol as a natural herbal remedy that claims to end sleeplessness, anxiety, dizziness, and digestive trouble. It features testimonials, including E. V. Pittington of Keensletown, Virginia, praising rapid improvement after the first bottle and urging readers to obtain the genuine product from Pearce's Modern Pharmacy in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendel
Frederick
Pearce
Bernard Commandery Elects Officers in Hagerstown
St Bernard Commandery Knights Templar of Hagerstown elected officers for the ensuing term including W. P. Wachter as eminent commander M Emmert Uof min generalissimo WL Karl Wolf captain-general Clarence Rohrer senior warden J Lieyd Harshman junior warden George R Hutson re-elected prelate Rufus M Hays re-elected treasurer Theodore Fabroey re-elected recorder Pr T Barnum invited clergy to illustrate the world of blows
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George TR. Hutson
Rufus M. Hays
Theodore Fabroey
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Toe Rat
Feds
Inge
WGH
Mrs. Nailin
Meadford, N. J
Sloan
Jefferson
Noah UL. Cramer
Joan
Wiliam R Gotzendinter
Main Street
Jeferson
Mary W. Miller
Rose Hill Manor
Pittington
Pr. T. Barnum
Pera
Aberdashery Ward &Spears
America
Gener
Bid’s Nest
Mall
Peoples Drug Store, Inc
Co-Operative Drag Store
Opera House
Webster
Cagessia
Ranunsle
Venus
Eae
Brown Afsc
Fredericktown
Jacob Rohrback
Aid Beter
Chevrolet
Kaufman Motor CO
Geo. L. Kaufman
PRES
GEN. Mgr
East
Patrick Street
Tire
the Maryland Motor Machine Co
West Patrick Sf
Frederick, MD
Armstrong
Mullinix & Bentz
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