Veterans Parade Highlights Brunsw ick Fourth Reunion
More than 1,500 persons joined the Baltimore and Ohio Veterans Association in Brunswick for the fourth annual reunion. A parade from Red Men’s Hall to the town park featured four bands, schoolchildren, veterans, and floats. Speeches by railway officials, Mayor Molor, and other dignitaries followed prayers and a welcome address. Visitors from Virginia and West Virginia attended, with some unable to be present due to cent. Sood.
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Baltimore
Veterans' Association
Bruns
Railroad
St. Mary's
Jamiel Wilbird
CW Galloway
Radioead
Newton Baker
Red Men's Hall
Marshall Morgtn Atlee
Mergency Hospital
Garry 8. Hedges
R. C. Davis
Inrsier
Rudolph Ault
Association
Jacob Molor
John T. Marlin
I. W. Scheer
Topkine
Greed War
Veterans’ Association
George W. Sterner
Jacob Roheback
J. E. Burgess
Peetor
Grace Episcopal Church
Virginia
West Virginia
C County
Mr. Martin
Veterans Aid
Dale Timore
Electric dredges powered by generators rule the sea
Four new clean going dredges built by the United States Engineers Corps are said to be the only human habitats where fire is not used since civilization began. Each vessel 298 feet long and propelled by electricity from locomotive-like generators. Control from the bridge, no engine-room reference. Fifty six electric injectors operate the dredging gear and handle tasks from weighing anchors to driving the electric fan.
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United Sttes Engineering Corps
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Sheep Growers Visit Gettysburg Hampshire Flock Inspectors Tour
Sheep growers from Frederick Carroll Howard Washington Baltimore and St Marys counties visited the Bingham Brothers near Gettysburg to study breeding of pure bred Hampshire sheep. County agents and university Extension Service officials accompanied nearly a score of participants. They viewed more than 225 ewes and 300 lambs and learned from the Binghams about their sheep operation.
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Frederick
Carroll
Howard
Washington
Baltimore
St. Mary’s
Bingham Brothers
Gettysburg
Hampshire
Thore
Peter Chichester
Larner L. Gaver
City
Frank Stevens
Creagerstown
Roy Shafer
Jeferson
McGill Belt
Dickerson
Ernest War
Ner
Lewistown
George Thomas
Clarence Thomas
Adamstown
F. B. Bomberger
University of Maryland
State Sheep Growers’ Association
Ld. Carmichael
Devor Meed
Gettinburg
Blughaw Brothers
Traveling couple from Florida plans winter home near Lancaster
Mr and Mrs G A Winebrewer and Miss Marie Orr returned from a Miami to Frederick trip by car, traveling about 1750 miles in seven days. They will winter in Lancaster Virginia area and have bought property in Bisayune Park Millial. They found roads north in fair condition and Florida weather unusually warm. They brought coconuts and fruit for friends. Say you saw it in The News.
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Miami
Fla
Mra
G. AC. Winebrener
Marie Orr
Frederick
Vancaster
Maryland
Florida
Winebrewer
Milani
Biseayue Park
Millial
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Brunshick
Fidelity Building & Loan Association
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Tnepec
Hampshire Herdy
Mre. Winebrener
Miss Orr
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Carty's
America
Carty
Eyzes
Catty
Carty’s Furniture Store
Carty’s
Patrick St
East Frederick, Md
Our
Natural Resources
Central Trust CO. of
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Frederick, Maryland
Geo.s. Rodock & Son
South Carroll St
Gruen Guild
M. Malone Frederick, Md
Nipurens von Hage
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