Mount St Marys Mountaineers Open 1947 Grid Season
Mount St Marys appoints Steve as head football coach and starts a three game 1947 schedule October 18 at Lebanon Valley. The squad of 16 freshmen 32 sophomores seeks a quarterback to run the T formation with four contenders including Brosco Coracci Golden and Berry among early scrimmages and classroom focused drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Mountaineers
Lebanon Valley
Bill Manion
Norwalk
Conn
Filipowicz
Flip
Wally Opekun
al Brosco
Johnstown
BR. F
Joe Coracci
Bellerose
Dick Golden
Wharton
N. J
Mt St Mary's
Washington College
Catholic University
Washington
Tom Bender
Harrisburg
Tom Berry
Greensboro
N. C
Marty Bevans
Mt. Carmel
Jay Dornich
Manhasset
N. Y
Jack Dunne
N.Y
Lawrence Ensor
Towson
Walter Ferrell
Johnson City
Bluege to Supervise Nats Farm System
Washington Oct 7 UP Onile Bluege will give up managing the Washington baseball club to become supervisor of the club’s farm teams effective January 1 President Clark Griffith announced. No successor named. Bluege, who joined the Senators 27 years ago, managed in 1943 and 1944 and earlier helped the team rise to second place in 1915. Griffith said he considered Lou Boudreau and other candidates but did not name them. A separate HEMOSTAT REMOVED item reports a 6 inch surgical instrument found in Mrs. J E Price’s abdomen for 12 years and removed by Dr Grant Murray Hawk with her doing well.
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Washington
Onile Bluege
Washington Baseball Club
Clark Griffith
Grifith
Bluege
Washington Nats
Bucky Harris
Senators
Tigers
Griffith
Cleveland
Bill Veeck
New York
Lou Boudriau
Veeck
J. E. Price
Huron Road Hospital
Price
Grant Murray Hawk
Sirs. Price
Local Men Named in Multi-State Directory Listing
A lengthy OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with city and state designations across Pennsylvania Delaware Connecticut New Jersey New York Massachusetts Virginia and more. Names include Carl Fox Dover Del Robert Grace Chester Pa James Locker Yonkers N Y Joe McIntyre Boston Tony Natale Chester Pa and others.
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Jack Flanigan
Fettsville
Carl Fox
Dover
del. Golden
Robert Grace
Chester
Hanson
Charles Harvell
Wilmington
Richard Hinchey
Waterbury
Conn
Francis Kaiser
Philadelphia
John Kelly
Del
Billi Kelly
Samuel Kenney
Baltimore
James Locker
Yonkers
N. Y
Jim McAndrews
Belle Harbor
N. J
Joe McIntyre
Boston
Clement McKeon
Mass
Lawrence Trout
Jack Vonderlehr
Richmond
Jim Wall
New York City
Phil Waterman
New York
LeViness Denies Payment for Liquor License OPA Fees
Baltimore October jury trial features Charles T. LeViness 3d denying a $2,500 cash fee for securing a hotel liquor license while head of the Baltimore Liquor Control Board. He also denies willful income tax evasion for 1943 and 1944, citing workload and inadvertent omissions. Meyer Davis testified paying $2,500 for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles T. LeViness
Baltimore Liquor Control Board
O'Conor
William C. Coleman
Meyer Davis
LeViness
OPA
Community Notes From Boyd Area and Surroundings
The Williams family returned from a summer at North Beach Maryland with Carolyn Williams entering Shayer's Business College. The Boyds church Ladies Society planned an October oyster and ham supper, date to be announced. Betty Pollock of Alta Vista visited relatives J E Pollock. Mrs Alvin Watkins recovered at home after tonsil removal at Sandy Spring Hospital. Mrs Laura Hammond of Kearneyville West Virginia visited sister Mrs W M Williams who hosted a dinner with Mrs B N Headley and Mr and Mrs Walter Weaver.
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Boyds
Robert Williams
Carolyn
North Beach
Williams
Shayer’s Business College
Ladies Society of Boyds Church
Betty Pollock
Alta Vista
J. E. Pollock
Alvin Watkins
Sandy Spring Hospital
Lewisdale
Laura Hammond
Kearhneyville
W. Va
W. M. Williams
Family Notices from Bethesda and Columbia Hospital
Mrs. Robert Williams returned home to entertain guests while Mrs. James Maughlin visited her son and daughter-in-law in Bethesda. Mrs. Maughlin, Jr. was born on September 15 at Columbia Hospital. Mr. Findlay Wade of Buck Lodge improves slowly at Frederick Memorial Hospital and will stay several weeks.
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Law
Robert Williams
James Maughlin
Bethesda
Maughlin, Jr
Columbia Hospital
Findlay Wade
Buck Lodge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Three Die In Wreck Near Fort Wayne Crossing
A southbound Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train crashed into a towing gea der four miles northwest of Fort Wayne Indiana killing engineer Charles A Perry and road foreman W R Foshee and injuring 15 others including one critically The accident occurred today at the crossing with three trainmen dead and several passengers hurt in the incident
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Charles A. Perry
W. R. Foshee
Indynepolis
Drought Dries Cisterns in Washington County Maryland
A wreck left Lyle M. Martin of Fort Wayne, a fireman, dead after arriving at St Joseph's Hospital. In Hagerstown rain shortage worsens drought with cisterns going dry. Keedysville observer J A Miller notes prior harsher droughts but clear signs of continued dryness.
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Wreck
Lyle M. Martin
Fort Wayne
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Drotght
Hagerstown
Washington County
J. A. Miller
Keedysville
Miller
Mayors Invited to Alsatia Mummers Parade
Mayors of nine cities in four states are invited to witness the Alsatia Mummers parade in Hagerstown on Halloween. Invitations have gone to the mayors of Baltimore Cumberland and Frederick in Maryland Martinsburg Charles Town Winchester and Chambersburg Hanover Waynesboro in Pennsylvania and Virginia respectively.
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Hagerstown
Hallowe'en
Baltimore
Cumberland
Frederick
Maryland
Martinsburg
Charles Town
West Virginia
Winchester
Chambersburg
Hanover
Waynesboro
Fire causes and prevention cited by court
Four major causes of fire are arson and matches misuse of infl amable fluids defective beating cement and faulty wiring. Court for 76 percent of all dress etcs prevent fires. David O. Groff 27 N. Court St phone 600.
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David O. Groff
N. Court St
Frederick County Real Estate Offers Quick Sale Two
South West Frederick to Taney area features several homes and farms for quick sale. 7 room modern brick bungalow, lot 60x150, priced at 12 500. Farms include Hyattstown 138 A general farm with multiple outbuildings and Watersville 212 dairy farm with 120 A timber and 50.4 pasture plus a 7 room modern frame house. Additional lots 75x29 and two 50x150 lots priced together 900.
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Union Bridge Pass
Union Bridge
Frederick
Keymar
Taney
Hyattstown
Watersville
Eek
Frierick
Arms F
Ional Highway
St& Furnace
Macadam Road
Liberty Road
S. Frederick
Racadam Road
Freder
CITY
Fairview Ave
13Th St
Emmert R. Sowlus
Cramer
Horace M Alexander
Raymond L. Kelly
iWe
Frederick U 2
Washington
Johnson
Huighe
IMS
Washington Dairy
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Hitselberger Farm
Luther Rice & Soy Lpnone Issih
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Mounts
Nats’ Farms
U. S
Biss
Margaret Curtis
Detroit
Manchester
Glade Valley
Real Estate Neds
Zeiler Insurance Tec
Reese
NBA
Dodger
Pee Wee Reese
Yankee
F.C. Rogers
North Court Street
Royal
Dorsey F. Shipley
North Market St
David O. Griffin
Harold U. Frushour
Harold
Frushour
West
Patrick St
Noah E. Cramer
Frederick City
Ena
Lewistown
Noaher Cramer & Son Realtors
Frederick, Md
Proples Folance CO
Mort Court &A Home
Iem
Compee P. B. Roop
Seegeee
P. B. Roop
New Windsor
M.D. Harp Agency
Mdra
Wash
Urbana
Fred. Ave
ALD
Harp Agency
Pythian Castle
Puone
Gordon W. Spurrier
Murray C. Bohn
Ralph W. Boyer
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet Cadillac White Truck
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Patrick Si
Gaylord Brooks & CO
Ue Lane
Tinaca Hills
W. Fatrick
Bluemont
Tamworth
Otto Kelley
ER. L. Wright
Deering
Adriance
Deere
New Idea
Saxton
Barshear
South Bend
Bucher
Gibbs
Kamkee
Marshall H. Fulmer Emmert R. Bowles
EL. Kelly
Route 40
New Market
T. B
Hampshire
Farrow
DeLaval
Dax
J. Lloyd Wilhide
Glenn Trout
R. Bowlus
Ignatius Lease
RK. L. Kelly
Sunoco
WBAL
NBC Network
Gn. L. Zentz
Berend
Ivy
Edge Town
Strout Realty
Taneytown
Mai
Howard A. Gross
Middletown
Cole
Court St
Tederick
Cc. Rogers
Court le Telephone
G. H. Mercer & Sons
Grayson H. Mercer
Sony Pythian Castle
Harry E. Mohler
East Third Street
Emmert R. Bowluss
P. Luther Rice
Nipwspa Predhchivee
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