Arboreal and floral patriotism in Maryland prompts youth plantings
The piece urges the Daughters of the American Revolution and Childrens of the American Revolution to lead tree planting and wild flower conservation as a patriotic duty. It lauds Marylands Arbor Day efforts, highlights the Society for the Protection of Wild Flowers, and describes Spring Beauty and Jack-in-the-Pulpit as examples of native flora and the role of children as woodland guardians.
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Harding
United States
Maryland
America
Society For the Protection of Wild Flowers
Edward H. Bouton
Roland Park
Europe
Spring Beatty
Purslane
Jack-in-the
Woodlands
Maine
Florida
Mississippi
Rotary Convention Invited to Freder ick Next Year
Frederick Rotary Club officials led by President James H. Gambrill Jr and Col D Johan Marker attended a Fifth District conference in Harrisburg. The district convention would bring 400 to 600 delegates from about 32 clubs to the city, with broad professional representation. Redistricting the Rotary zones was discussed, and Freder ick would move from the Fifth to the Thirty fourth District next year. Also noted is a Mitchor Women’s Home Missionary Society meeting with children presenting a program and mite boxes.
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Rotary Clubs
Maryland
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Frederick
Rotary Club
Harrisburg
James H. Gambrill
D. Johan Marker
Holmes D. Baker
R Dertzbaugh
Rotati
Rotary
Yester Das
Mite Society
Mitchor
Women's Home Missionary Society
Sumlay School of
Te M. E
Mother's Jewels
Jesus
George Dougherty
Meredith Mackley
George Heintein
Mother
Brunswick Cruises Past Maryland State 9 to 2
Brunswick High School defeated Maryland State School 9 to 2 to tighten its hold on second place in the Smoky City game yesterday. Bell pitched well, fanning 10 and limiting the visitors to five scattered hits. The Brunswick lineup included Mills, Staley, Bell, Compher, Anderson, Rice, Tucker, Fleetwood, A Mills, and Horine, while Maryland State’s Drinks, Deluca, Downes, McCall, Smith, Metty, Winebrenner, Know, and Svity contributed.
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Brunswick High School
Maryland
Smoky City
Bell
Stent
Brunswick
Silentees
AB. R
EL B. Mills
C. F
Staley
Compher
Anderson
Rice
Tucker
Fleetwood
A. Mills
Horine
Stern
Brunswick Beats Md State School In Narrow Baseball Tilt
In a tight game, Brunswick scores 9 to 2 over Md State School. Key plays include two-base hits by Stern and Smith, and a three-base by Compher. Bell and Stern struck out 10 and 4 respectively. Stern earned the win with 3 walks issued by Bell. Time of game 1 40.
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Brunswick
State School
Stern
Smith
Compher
Downes
Bell
Balils
Blethen
Shewbridge
South Streeters Top Rockwell Terrace In Loss
East South street defeated Rockwell Terrace 11 to 4 behind Keefer, Rickards, D. Rice and Gibson in a baseball game. Lineups list Rockwell Terrace Fahrney Stull Summers Ramsburg Magalia Carty Akers Rhoderick Snouffer and Rockwell Pitcher. South Street Keefer Rickards D. Rice Bowers Brows E. Rice Gibson Rowe Butcher A. Rice.
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Rockwell Terrace
East South Street
Fahrney
Stull
Summers
R. F
Ramsburg
Magalia
Carty
C.f
Akers
Rhoderick
Snouffer
South Street
Keefer
Rickards
D. Rice
Bowers
S. S
Brows
E. Rice
Gibson
Rowe
Butcher
A. Rice
Mayo Gets Prison Term For Bigamy Verdict
New York May 10 Virginius St Julian Mayo former New Haven radiator manufacturer found guilty of bigamy by a supreme court jury was sentenced by Justice Finch to state prison for not less than one nor more than three years.
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Mayo
New York
Virginius St. Julian Mayo
New Haven
Supreme Court
Finch
Tyson and Joy Lead Six Inabbreviated Score Report
The summary notes two-base hits by Tyson and three-base hits by Joy Foreman Knott Staten. multiple players listed with bases and errors. Pitchers Weller Williar Lots Joy and others tally strikeouts with Blanchard umpiring. Time noted as 2.00.
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Thurmont
Myersville
Tyson
Joy
Foreman
Knott
Staten
Whhar
Long
Summers
Kohler
Om Weller
of Willing
Toms
Weller
Horlae
Williar
Lots
Blanchard
Annual Dinner Held by Clearing House Association at Nelson Hotel
Members of the Clearing House Association held their annual dinner last evening at the Nelson Hotel Ridgeville at 6 o clock Formal talks featured former members among the guests The party traveled from Frederick yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock by automobile and returned at 8 o'clock Present were Edwin C Markell Richard Potts William T Delaplaine Robert E Delaplaine Charles McC Mathias B Niecdemus F Lt Sappington Jr Grayson N Staley Howard M Albaugh F Ross Myera Grover L Michael Joseph J Griffin Carl W Snook Edward Shaw Edward D Shriner Tr Ralph D Martz D Ralph Zimmmerman Arthur V Myers Byron G Coblent James H Falk Nevin T Waskey Austin Howard Elmer Brown and others montant.
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Clearing House Association
Nelson Hotel
Ridgeville
Frederick
Edwin C. Markell
Richard Potts
William T. Delaplaine
Robert E. Delaplaine
Charles McC. Mathias
B. B Niecdemus
F Lt
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Greenvilly
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Piedmont
Danny
Olivia
Helen
Dannty
By Allman
Maryland State
South Streeters
Rockwall Terrace
Myraville
Myersville High School
Upper
Firs
Thurmont Rich School
Giroxsnickle
Harshman
Clearing House Assn
Nelson, Ridgeville
United States Rubber Company
Usco
iSeet
Oareta
Sco
United States Tires
Rubber Company
Orson Sade Dann
U.S
Eee Garage CO
Star Motor CO
M. L. Horine
Borkatterllio Ma
H. Wolfe
Ismaville, Md
C. & W. Motor CO
Jefferson, Md
Knoxville
Spe
Knoxville, Md
Omler & Stark
Model Garage
Middletown
Browning
Walkersville
the News Office
Sennitt
Panama
Bangkok
Balibuntal
Leghorn
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Kaufman’s
2219
East Patrick Street
C. S. Schermerhorn & Son
North Market St
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