Drawing awards horses to Maryland youths in 4-H club
Thirteen youths from Frederick, Carroll, and surrounding counties competed in a horse drawing conducted by Joseph M. Vial of the University of Maryland. Three horses were awarded to Frederick County boys Charles Eaves Thomas Huffman Walkersville and John Mr Hoffman. Other successful contestants include Henry Hawking Timonium James Welling Sykesville Donald Meyers Cockeysville Guy Stanton Cumberland Jack Stafford Mount Washington Chester Hancock Charles County Robert Meyers Sam Manlove near Elkton William Matthews Earleville.
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Thirtom
Missouri
Joseph M. Vial
University of Maryland
Bers
Frederick County
Charles Eaves
Thomas Huffman
Maryland State Hunting Season Opens This Week
The Associated Press reports Maryland s 40 day hunting season begins at sunrise tomorrow. Upland season coincides with the end of the first 1% days of the split wild waterfowl season. Wild waterfowl remains fair game for 12 days starting December 23. Rabbits quail and turkey may be bagged only between November 15 29 and December 8 31. The deer season suspends small game for six days December 16. Squirrels become illegal to shoot this year period the late season protection. Hunters may take only one wild turkey this year down from one a day and four a season previously. Rabbits bag limit reverts to six per person from last year s four. Raccoon and opossum season runs November 1 to year end, but no hunting during deer season. Duck luck reported moderate since November 4 with quail expected to exceed averages. Rabbits are plentiful.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Aluminum Owls Fail To Stop Starlings In Lancaster
In Lancaster County, three aluminum owls placed around the courthouse failed to deter a flock of starlings from making the building their winter home. Officials observed from behind blinds as the birds ignored the devices and settled in, with one starling even perched atop an owl. The report notes local residents E. C. Lloyd and son Melvin and Mr. Thompson of Brunswick recently returned from a trip to Nashville.
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Lancaster
Woo
Lancaster County
E. C. Lloyd and Son
Melwin
Vo Thompson
Brunswick
Nashville
Tean
Brunswick Soldier To Be Interred
Staff Sergt. Gilmour M. Will Jr son of Mr and Mrs Gilmour M Wil Sr 3 Brunswick street Brunswick whose body recently arrived from Europe where he was killed in action February 23 1945 in the assault on Cologne will be buried Sunday afternoon beside his wife who died four months before he went overseas in Woodbine cemetery at Harrisonburg Va where he was born and raised Eight of his boyhood friends who played basketball and football with Sergt Will and all of whom saw service overseas during World War II will serve as pallbearers The body is to arrive in Harrisonburg Saturday morning Services will be conducted in Harrisonburg Methodist church at 2 30 oclock by his pastor Rev Conrad Blackwell Harrisonburg Veterans of Foreign Wars will conduct grave side military rites The pallbearers will be Irving Ash John and Kay lor Munger William Shiflett Vincent Riley Jack Fuley Norman Taylor and Charles Page Bryant"}
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Gilmour M. Will, Jr
Gilmour M. Wil
Brunswick Street
Brunswick
Europe
Cologne
Woodbine
Harrisonburg
Sergt
Will
Harrisonburg Methodist Church
Conrad Blackwell
Irving Ash
John and
Kaylor Munger
William Shiflett
Vincent Riley
Jack Fuley
Norman Taylor
Charles Page Bryant
Collateral Forfeited in Peoples Court Cases
Collateral forfeitures dominated the Peoples Court docket with Magistrate Alton Bennett presiding. Charges included reckless driving, exceeding speeds, and traffic-control violations, with fines ranging from five to ten dollars and one major $25 for Nick Rusney v. Cleveland. Officers Corbin, Ridge, and Mutchner filed the cases.
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Peoples Court
Alton ¥. Bennett
Nick Rusney
Cleveland
Hyattstown Hill
W. W. Corbin
Lawrence L. Geisler
Hamsville
Lawrence J. Goodman
Baltimore
Russell E. Shrout
Westernport
DeSales F. Barry
Eckhard Mines
James C. Reeder
West Seventh Street
Robert D. McConnell
Hagerstown
Clarence E. Leatherman
Myersville
John D. Page
Sjamsville
Ralph T Crummitt
East South Street
Revue W. Michael
George Jerry, Jr
Elsworth
Corbin
L. M. Ridge
W. A. Mutchner
Fall Sports Day At Hood College Hosts Three Colleges
Teams from Trinity College George Washington University and Goucher College visit Hood College for a fall sports day. Hockey archery tennis and soccer start at 1 30 pm with events at 2 pm followed by a 3 30 pm picnic supper in Merran social room and an awards presentation.
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Trinity College
George Washington University
Goucher College
Hood College Athletic Association
VHI
Merran
Economical house plan with future upstairs bedroom option
Plan No. 712 by Walter T. Anicka of Ann Arbor Mich offers a 1100 sq ft single story design measuring about 55 by 26 feet suitable for a corner lot. It features a combined living room dining area 26 feet long and calls for exterior dark gray shingles with vertical white siding and a whitewashed brick chimney and blended asphalt shingle roof.
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Walter T. Anicka
Ann Arbor
Mich
Christmas Meeting Noted by Woman's League Officers
Mrs E Paul Buhrman presided at a Christmas meeting with Rev Helwig and Miss Betty Ausherman among the participants. The event featured a surprise miscellany shower for the Helwigs, a vocal and two readings by Kirs Buhrman, and plans for the December 5 gathering with league families as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Paul Buhrman
Helwig
Betty Ausherman
Kirs. Buhrman
Woman's League
League
Sylvia Eyler
Glenn C. Stull
E. Lee Davis
Edna Carlotti
Harvey Marsh
Ralph Hessong
Weather Summary for Local Area
The report notes none precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 am and 392 inches for November to date. Yesterday’s high was 5s and last year’s high 5d. Last night’s low 24 and last year’s low 30. Sunset today 457 pm, sunrise tomorrow 16.53 am. Moonrise tomorrow 945 am, moonset 754 pm. Rivers: Monocacy muddy at Buckeystown Dam, Potomac clear at Point of Rocks.
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Buckeystown Dam
Potomac
Welcome reception for Rev and Mrs E Koontz Helwig
In Walkersville Utica congregation hosted a welcome reception and miscellaneous shower for Rev and Mrs E Koontz Helwig and daughters Nancy and Loretta at Lewistown Community Hall. Utica Lutheran Woman's League organized the event with a covered dish supper for about 100 attendees. Rev Helwig gave the blessing. With the president absent, Mrs Jacob R Ramsburg acted as chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fastor
E. Koontz Helwig
Nancy
Loretta
Walkersville
Lewistown
Utica
Funeral Costs Denied by Judge in Widow’s Probate
Pittsburgh judge Hugh C Boyle called a 3500 funeral a mistake in judgment and refused to let an 8500 home be sold to cover the expenses. He stated no widow should incur such debt and urged settlement so the widow would not be impoverished. Margaret A Sullivan, now in Baltimore, had ordered the costly funeral against her attorney’s protest.
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Pittsburgh
Orphans Court
Hugh C. Boyle
Boyle
Margaret A. Sullivan
Baltimore
Sunday School Officers Dine at Calvary Baltimore Conference
Calvary Church in the Baltimore conference hosted eighty officers and teachers at a turkey dinner after a Sunday School officers meeting led by Miss Douty on teacher preparation and Christian instruction. The event drew many leaders including Ruth Smith and Edward Daugherty, with an enrollment above 900 and attendance around 450.
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Claseet More
Baltimore
Methodist Church
Calvary
Hendrickson
Richard Radcliffe
Ruth Smith
Edward Daugherty
Roy Creager
Home Department
Maurice Sharrer
Cradle Rdl
Board of Education
Mary Benson
Lillian Braungart
Mary E. M. Smith
Millard E. Crum
Ray H. Smith
Clyde Thomas
Dorothy Snyder
Burton Kester
William J. E. Null
J. Franklin Haas
Alta Ice
Millard Crum
R. Ames Hendrickson
B. A. H. Brust
Edith Wickham
Wade Brown
Helen Sanders
N. Edward Lightner
J. R. Yingling
Robert Reifsnider
Melvin Engle
Carlotta Hayes
Earl Ramsburg
Bessie Schwartz
C. A. Gilson
Bryan Rice
John M. Grove
Markell E. Nelson
John Wickless
Minnie Overstreet
Hammond Clary
Margaret Creager
Bettie Sundergill
Oran Lease
Edgar Spurrier
Alfred Sharpe
Eve Iyn Catsail
Edgar Stevens
Grayson Stevens
Walter Worthington
Guy L. Nusz
Leo. Tucker
Roy Fogle
Lloyd M. Freeze
Hattie Buckey
Merle Boyer
Earlston L. Rothenhoefer
Meade Felton
Helen Schwartz
Watus Albright
Hilda Haller
Mary Yingling
Ruby Nichols
Ethel Nichols
Helen Daugherty
Charles N. Daugherty
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