Injured boy to tell of fatal accident
Marshall Grayson, a colored man, faces manslaughter charges after a fatal collision on the Georgetown pike that killed Henry I O Hara at Frederick Junction. Ira Rippeon, a 12 year old severely injured, awaits testimony after a three hour hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Grayson
Henry I. O'Hara
Frederick Junction
August T. Brust
Ira Rippeon
Frederick City
Justice Brust
Grayson
Georgetown Pike
O'Hara
Rippeon
Buckeystown
Georgetown Pikes
Charles Whiten
Roger Rothenhoefer
Buckerstown Pike
Whiten
O’hara
Atkinson
Maryland State Police
Wiliam M. Storm
H. Dorsey Etchison
Camp honors awarded at Catoctin Scout camp
Twenty six scouts completed two weeks at Camp Catoctin with 16 by 16 tents housing eight per unit. The Court of Honor awarded Second Class to Murray Gosnell and First Class to Melvin Lea, while Harry Gross Jr. led in camp emblem points with 179. Emblems went to ten scouts and three officers, and Troop 7 had the highest camp presence. Fall planning and troop resumption announcements followed the closing ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of
Wilson
Murray Gosnell
Frederick
Melvin Lea
Harry Gross Jr
Middletown
Harry Decker
Glenn O. Garber
Richard Rice
Brunswick
Richard Gruchey
Jacob Engelbrecht
Ward Donnan
Leroy Nutter
Hanover
Rev
R. C. Maxwell
Cyril Klein
C. T. Westman
Camp Catoctin
Harry
C. Cyril Klein
Harry Gross
Messrs. Wilson
Munshower
Nicodemus
Fisher
Maxwell
L. L. Wilson
Elmer Munshower
Archie Fisher
Elmer Brengle
Robert Nicodemous
John H. Staley
Westman
Davis Shaffer
Woodrow Main
Thurmont
Allen Prudhomme
Richard Rica
William Humm
Edwin Albaugh
Devonshire cot age revival linked to Drake birthplace
A movement in England seeks to restore the ancient cot age at the Devonshire birthplace of Sir Francis Drake. Drake is famed as the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe and for his role against the Spanish Armada.
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England
Cotage
Devonshire
Francis Drake
Macrurid Fishes Deep in Ocean Depths
Smithsonian account describes macrurids, deep ocean fishes with large heads and slender bodies. many species reach up to six feet. They are common off coasts but rarely seen due to depth. In south Japan they are eaten. author recalls tasting one fried in cracker crumbs and finding a jellylike texture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Kamchatka
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John Carey
Mabel Thompson
Robert Thompson
Red Stottlemyer
Claude Gardner
John Doe
Court Street
Ree Ane Archives
Scout
Home OF Good Shoffe
Pearre
Macrurn
Austin H. Clark
Smithsonian Institution
Natura Magazine
Washington
Oie
Lanys
Rena
Frederick, Maryland
The
Bank of Personal Service
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemists
Buffalo N. Y
Nashua
Thomas H. Haller
North Market St
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
P.O
Frederick, Md
Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store
South Market St
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
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