Brunswick Wins Playoff Opener In Tri-County Series
Brunswick jumped to an early lead and held on to defeat Mt Airy 5 to 1 at Wenner's Field. Four-run rally in the fourth featured Crouse, Carey and Gosnell, with Magalis driving in runs as Mt Airy pitchers battled back. The crowd of about 800 saw a strong mound duel between Bruborough and Bul Crouse for the Railroaders.
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Brunswick
Mt Ac
Wenner
Rairoaders
Hetween
Art Oars
Uwe
Carey
Carroll
Crouse
Mt. Ruy
Brunnswick
Magall
Burippy
Walker
Gosnell
Jonghy
Magalis
Danner
Mahone
C. Hawes
Mahone Magalis
Skippy
Pete Gosnell
Middletown Wins In Fourth Inning
Middletown defeated Mt Briar 3 to 2 in a three game series opener as a fourth inning rally gave Middletown the lead. Dornheim and Crouse contributed key hits while Penn and Murray fielded well for the Middletown squad in a Mt Airy hosted game slated for 2 PM continuation Sunday.
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Middletown
New England Boiled Dinner From An Old Way
A traditional boiled dinner recipe details corned beef with potatoes carrots parsnips turnips cabbage and cabbage juice. The method includes rinsing with cold water boiling and long simmering four to five hours with optional step to cook vegetables separately or with the meat for stronger flavor.
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New England
Mal l oy men face hard schedule
The fragment describes a heavy timetable for Molloymen with mentions of cooking steps for meat and vegetables, serving on large platters, and a grandmotherly serving style. Breakfast, luncheon, and dinner menus include melons, eggs, cucumber dishes, lettuce, peach, bread, tea, and a New England boiled dinner with celery and pickled cucumber rings.
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New England
Cain
Mount St Marys Football Prospects Preview
A Mount St Marys football preview discusses Western Maryland and Georgetown opponents, key players like Joe Leahy and Bill Mitchell, and injury concerns. The piece notes Lang Luck guiding roster decisions, with focus on depth at center and the risk of knee ailments affecting the opening game.
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Emmitsbug
Arthur Mailey
Editioth
Mount St Marys
Getegeown
Canis
Gettyeburg
Maryland
Lang
Oe Soom
Joe Leahy
Censter
Walt Stuka
Georgetown
Bill Mitchell
Boiled Dinner Favorite Tip From New England Kitchen
A columnist touts the boiled dinner as economical and nourishing. It cites Mrs. Calvin Coolidge choosing boiled dinner over salad at a country inn and offers simple side items like celery, pickles, jams, and classic desserts such as apple pie and pumpkin pie.
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New England
Calvin Coolidge
Cast announced for In the Money comedy at Calvary church
The Parish Hall of Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church hosts the play In the Money with a 125 member local cast. Notable cast members include Uncle Abner Thomas Schaeffer and Helen Shale, with a mix of names and roles listed alongside a Mystic Shrine gathering.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Uncle Abner
Thomas Schaeffer
Jamatina
Helen Shale
Buoma
E K Moore
Sawyer Brown
Albert Dean
Eliza
Claude Hahn
Jones James Doub
Sadie
Raymond Ford
Jack
Merrii Slifer
Ted
Robert Harragan
Hares
George Smith
Mars
WeComas
Mar
Lois Town
We Snoff
Marguerite Minker
Sarah
Berg Free
Rey
Pat’ Hiltner
Broadputterfly
Charles Bowers
Johnar Willam Bennett
Harper Rankin
Hengeband
Gweetheart
Alvyn Crawford
William M ‘Oom
Anne
He Bathing Beauty
Arroll
Cason Jr Doe The.fedard
Gilmore Fiau', Jr
New York
Casper Cine, Jr
Harry
George Jacsot
Mas Seobiesdiss
Hart Etchans Caarie
Harry Aexairides
Rwahsi¢ Sorgs
Mary Strange
THREE HURT IN WRECK ROCKVILLE CRASH REPORT
Three people were injured yesterday when a car on the Rockville pike at Mortinee turned and collided. Injured were J Banks Berry and Mass Dorothy Mills of Hunting Hall and Miss Fan Bepe of Roche. Montgomery County General Hospital treated them for brain concussion internal injuries and cuts and bruises while Rockville rescue squad assisted. An illustrated Bible lecture by Rev John H Gon and Rev William A Jackson was held at Parkway Church of God with pictorials from creation to Moses and beyond.
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Rockville
J Banks Berry
Mass Dorothy Mills
Hunting Hall
Mortinee
John H Gon
Parkway Church of God
William A Jackson
Ieee
Isaac
Moses
Israel
Egypt
Red Sea
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Mt. Airy
Bul Crouse
Airy
Mt. Briar
Ton County League
Beaver
Art Hawver
Valley
Tolbisoes
Koontz
Brunewick
ABA
Dave Crouse
Rudy
Kvonts
Accountraing
Mt Briar
H Hawes
Mt Briar AB Rhore
Hawes
Barnhart
Pebuanal
Antaly Gunten
Dpe Mlbuce
Ferguson
John Ferky
Ed McGil
fAllackson
Murray
Bill
Rudy Ib
Len Farmer
Bob Gilespases
Brucewick
Mt Any
Hauver
Bett
Mahore
Smith and Dorsey
Scott Ambrose
cer—Mahone
Palmer
D. Rudy
Abil-Lioontz
Vince Hopi Kepler
Malloy
Waddletown
Acri
Tom Lynch
Norris
Phil Corridon
Merriman
Hauser
Ortison
Haover
Elgin Hemp
Elmer Munshower
Chas Mullen
Michael Croghan
Sherman Bowers
Francis Staley
E R Pearl
Alery Wolfe
James Maris
Muicred Rice
Margaret Myers Beveri
Moresworth
Ro Ames Usere
Rhea Ashee
Am Rapads
Ana
Anna Louie Max+well
Mary Jane Michael
Betty Rice
Doris Kemp
Phoebe Dutrow
Pauline Fogle
Evelyn Delphey
Naomi Wach- Kieffer
Jeanette Koons
Edna Darner
Julia Derr
Margaret Lene
Leis Wright
Alma Miller
Catherine Humm
Dorothy Baker
Dorothy Beall
T Lie Jones
Anna Mariz Carmack
Ruth Rice
Dorothy Gahn
Marian Sehmidt
Pauline Kelly
Virginia Powell
Church Biilding Fund
Navals
Wits
Walig Dickins
Morton
Franklin
Harks
Ager Iy
Lorient
Ria
Durcay
Polo
Btoes
Melvin
Balt Braid
Stan Bung
Irdner
Lou Jaffe
Lian Doin
Nck Harlow
Viner
Geert
Western
George Rasravige
Wendt
Villanova
Mariana
Mount St. Mary’s
Huron
Hooley Gass
Bob
Ward Abby
Charlie Vhal
Peter Canneid
Gating
Greco
O Brien
Rentris
Phil Ball
Ating Business
Signon
Breadon
Mary E. Dague
NEA Service
James E. Doll
Frederick, Maryland
Biser
Ira E. Biser
Agt
Amd Epte Momey
G H. Milyard
Patrick St
Greenawalt
Delta
Cank
Comaitemr
Salartea
Peonles Finance Co
North Court Street
John W. Turner
South St Seeeile Sconon
Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy
Drug & Prescription Service
H. Gor
the Modern Lighting CO
North Market St
Frederick
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