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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1937

Page

7

Frederick county high school grads college plans

About 318 county graduates in June, with roughly 80 or one in 3.9, planning to enroll in college this fall. Thurmont leads at one in 2.9, Emmitsburg at 5.4, Frederick at 4.7, Brunswick 3.1, Middletown and Walkersville 3.4, Liberty 5.3, showing county variety in college enrollment among high school classes.

Frederick County Thurmont Emmitsburg Liberty Middletown Walkersville Walkersvile

Stanley Benjamin Named to Georgia Florida League All Star Nine

Stanley Benjamin of Western Maryland has been unanimously chosen by sports writers and managers for an outfield berth on the Georgia Florida League all star team. Benjamin, a Baltimore Orioles property from Thomasville, is hitting around .304 and has a 3–2 pitching mark. Sherwood Mackenzie, also from this city, plays first base and pitches, with Mackenzie near the .300 mark. Billy Myers, formerly with the Waynesboro Redbirds, complains of boos from Cincinnati fans and says he may request a trade at season’s end.

Stanley Benjamin Benjamin Baltimore Orioles Thomasville Sherwood Red Billy Myers Waynesboro Redbirds Cincinnati New York

What To Do If Your Car Hits A Pedestrian

Practical steps from a Red Cross expert on handling a pedestrian collision. Stop the car at once, give aid without liquor, summon medical help, report to police, exchange names and addresses, and sketch the scene. Discuss blame only with authorized authorities. avoid moving a unconscious victim and follow safety guidelines to minimize harm.

Red Cross

Mount St. Mary’s may drop home games to Emmitsburg

Mount St. Mary’s College reportedly plans to move all home games to Emmitsburg, avoiding larger venues and likely causing financial losses and publicity setbacks. The story notes past attendance at Echo Yield and hints at ethical concerns amid Inter-State Tennis League efforts to thwart the Catoctin Country Club net team from winning the circuit championship.

Mount St. Mary's College Emmitsburg Mountaineers Mountaineer Echo Yield Baltimore Catoctin

Bequests Made To Family By Will Proved In Orphans Court

In Shookstown the will of Charles E. Klipp directs his sister Margaret S. Klipp as executrix to convert real estate to cash. Bequests include 50 to Simon J. Klipp 200 to Margaret S. Klipp and 1 to each child of deceased siblings John W. Klipp and Mary Klipp Biser, plus 506 to several sisters and brothers. The residue goes to George Simon Alice Samuel Margaret S. Klipp and Macie Baer. Will dated June 16 1937 witnessed by William M Storm and Hettye A Hahn. Also probated the will of Daniel Hammond of Eastport who leaves estate to wife Fannie Hammond. Dr Luther C. Stitely named executor. Will dated February 27 1937 witnessed by L C Stitely and M N Nusbaum. In other notes the fastest flying bird is the duck hawk 165 to 180 mph in California per the Biological Survey. golden eagle 120 mph.

Charles E. Kipp Shookstown Mr. Klipp Margaret S. Klipp Simon J. Klipp John W. Klipp Mary Klipp Macie Baer William Storm Hettye A. Hahn Daniel Hammond Eastport Carrall Fannie Hammond Luther C. Stitely

Controversy Over League Championship Allocation

Under league rules the local team claims the championship amid a dispute over attendance at a meeting where Catotin was absent to counter Frederick. Doubs and Dickerson set to clash with Frederick Hustlers at McCurdy Field on September 19 with talk of importing a pitcher. Porter, a Washington southpaw, is rumored to be paid $15 for the assignment if he pitches and wins.

Baltimore Powers-That-Be Catoctin Frederick Doubs Dickerson Frederick Hustlers McCurdy Field Lefty Porter Washington Porter

Stomach Health Claim Prompts Local Medicine Push

Health expert in Frederick proclaims 75 percent of illnesses originate in the stomach and promotes "ANE" herbal medicine sold by Williamson's Drug Store. He cites relief for nerves kidneys liver and digestion and offers a free health booklet with purchases.

C. M. Heintzelman Williamson's Drug Store Frederick Williamson Maryland

Pine Tree Spraying Racket Hits Thurmont Residents

Justice William J. Stoner of Thurmont reports a con artist known as Anthony from Parkersburg West Virginia used a sprayer to bill about ten Thurmont households for spraying pine trees. He claimed government approval and charged per tree, with payments ranging from one to twenty dollars before his escape.

Thurmont William J. Stoner Anthony Parkersburg W. Va Justice Stoner Thormont

Missing Person Report Linked to Hagerstown Case

Last heard from individual in Hagers Town. State's Attorney Sherman P. Bowers provided a report on the inquiry and related investigation details.

Hagerstawn Sherman P. Bowers

Court News Marriages and Property Deeds in Various Counties

Court notices list marriages of B Samuel Luther St Chair 21 Washington and Beulah A McWilliams 18 Herndon Va Kenneth D Gelbaugh 21 New Port Pa and Alda A McNaughton 18 Millerstown Pa with Franklin Knippie and Ethel L Fogle 18 Frederick Md names and addresses included Property Deeded shows Margaret R Hauver et al transferring property to Albert C Miller and wife in Frederick County and related notices Florence Louise Bare and husband listed in proceedings.

Samuel Luther St. Chair Washington Beulah Alildrest McWilliams Herndon Kenneth D. Gelbaugh Newport Alda A. McNaughton Millerstown Franklin Knippie West Patrick Street Ethelll. Fogle Market Street Frederick Margaret R. Hauver Albert C. Miller Florence Louise Bare

Vacation talk at Lions Club meeting details trip highlights

Dean B. S. Long spoke at the Lions Club luncheon in the Francis Sentt Key Hotel. He described his vacation to New York including Radio City, Boston, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. Charles F. Seeger led the program with Jesse W. Kalb presiding.

Dean Long The Lions Club Francis Sentt Key Hotel New York Radio City Boston Maine New Hampshire Vermont Charles F. Seeger Jesse W. Kalb

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