Golf Rules and Local Plant Operations Report
A golf match case clarifies that brushing away a loose impediment like a dropped match is a mistake and may lose a hole. The correct action is pick up the impediment. re tees and strokes follow standard play rules. Separately, the second day of a plant project lowers confusion as operations near Jefferson and nearby towns proceed, with county farmers pleased by milk shipments and timely dealer satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagerstown
Frederick
Jefferson
Urbana
New Market
Liberty
New Midway
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Creagerstown
Catoctin Furnace
McGill
Washington
Cooperative Milk Plant Proves Successful in Frederick County
Farmers in Frederick County report the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association cooperative milk station in the city is handling eight to ten thousand gallons daily two days after opening. The temporary plant uses C. F. Tothenhoefer equipment with John McGill and C. A. Jamison in charge, joined by H. T. Pancoast and local directors. A seven-truck fleet is collecting milk from across the county as shipments head to the local plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
East Seventh Street
C. FF. Tothenhoefer
John McGill
C. A
Jocal
Teachers Named for County Colored Schools 1923 24
The county lists teachers for colored schools for 1923 24 with principals at Point of Rocks Buckerstown Pleasant View North Frederick South Frederick and more. Notable names include Rev Jos eph N Yearwood James L Whiten Lilian M Proctor Maurice E Reid Nettie Jones and Ella A Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Rocks
Viola Hopewell
Buckerstown
Joseph N. Yearwood
Lit- Han M. Yearwood
Pleasant View
Doubs
James L. Whiten
Nannie C. Whalen
North Frederick
West Seventh Street i
Bertha J. Finney
Esther 5. Grinage
Della—Lawrence Anderson
Comstock
Dickerson
Alice ML. Thomas
Libertytown
Anna B. Hooner
New Market
Marion Calvert
Bartonsville
Gladys J. Davis
New London
Adelaide Orem
Fountain Mills
Nick Gross
Petersville
Helen L. Loud
Brookville
Olive
Amanda M. Penn
Art. Pleasant
Fannie M. Miner
Sunnyside
Mountville
James M. Weedon
Oldfields
Simeon FE. Johnson
Woodville
Edward E. Johnson
Mt. Olive
New Windsor
Elizabeth Craig
Horsey‘s
Burkittsville
Geo. A. ' Whalen
Burkitterilie
Mollier
Bruner
Brunswick
Marie E. Thomas
JO. McDaniel
Walkersville
Frederick
Death in punctured tire claims 15 year old rider
In Williamsport Pennsylvania on September 3 a motorcycle with a companion hit by a burst tire threw Earl Transeau aged 15, son of Nathan Transeau, causing a fractured skull and death. The incident occurred as the bike toppled after the tire punctured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Earl Transeau
Nathan Transeau
Transeau
Schools Head All State's Resources in Maryland Ed Session
Public and high schools led Maryland's resources as State Welfare Director Emo urged education as the path to success during a Sunday night song service in Dock Heights. Troy L. Coblentz spoke on education as vital to community progress and national strength, stressing belief in country, religion, and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Emo
Lloyd Schools
Troy L. Coblentz
Ddock Heights
Windi Palmer
Cob
Entz
Oblentz
United States Corporation
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company Educational
United Se
Committee On Law Enforcement of the
American Bar Association
America
Marriage notices and obituary from a Maryland area page
Hymeneas Kerrigan Cramer Dorothy Cramer daughter of Mrs B D Cramer Mr Pleasant wed J Ward Kerrigan of the Emmitsburg Savings Bank at the bride's mother home The ceremony was at 2 o clock Saturday performed by Father McNulty Peter’s church Liberty The bride was attended by Mrs Herbert Kreh Frederick as matron of honor and the groom by George Bender Gilford Baltimore Little Mrs Haarlet Nelson Kreh niece of the bride was the flower girl William Brace Kreh nephew of the bride was a ring bearer After an extended wedding trip Mr and Mrs Kerrigan will reside at Emmitsburg Fogle Albaugh Reuben C Fogle of LeGore and Ina N Albaugh of Ladiesburg were married at the Lutheran parsonage in Wondshore Get Marriage License Alien F Harper aged 24 this city and Nellie F Crebs Baltimore took out a license to marry in that city Confederate Veteran Dead Captain Samuel Macates of Front Royal Va and a Confederate veteran died in Front Royal after an illness of several months He was born in August 1841 in Maryland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrigan—Cramer
Dorothy Cramer
BD. Cramer
Pleasant
J. Ward Kerrigan
Emmitsbe * Savings Bank
Father McNulty
Horse
Peter's Church
Liberty
Herbert Kreh
Frederick
George Bender Gilford
Baltimore
Haarlet Nelson Kreh
William Brace Kreh
Kerrigat
Emmitsburg
Samuel 8. Macates
Front Royal
Maryland
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Detroit
Robert Aspinwall
Lincoln Manufacturing Company
Cuba
Havana
Carlos Garcia-Velez
Veterans’ and Patriots’ Association of Cuba
London
Ta Pronsy
E. L. Coblentz
Hymeneas
Alien F. Harper
Nellie F. Crebs
Wilson Bros
Caberdashery _ WARD
Haberdashery
City Opera House
Tues
Brosen Our Sons
Market ST
Patrick ST
Kuppenheimer and
Fashion Park Clothes
Cracker Shop
Patrick-Court Building
G. L. Baking Company
Bliss Ae
Washington, D
Representck
Ation
R. A. Bostative
Fred
Chas
Ino
Wilson
N. George Wilson
East Fourth Street
Prin
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