Frederick FFA Parents Banquet Draws 130 Attendees
About 130 persons attended the Frederick County Future Farmers of America Parents Banquet at the United Brethren church social rooms. Dr. T. Symons of the University of Maryland Extension Service gave the principal address. Officers introduced guests, and speakers urged boys to become leaders and grow with independence.
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Frederick
Future Farmers of America
United Brethren Church
T. 5. Symons
University of Maryland Extension Service
J. H. Schmist
Jack
Kenneth McGolerick
Eugene W. Pruitt
A. L. Leary
Frederick High School
Paul Clay
George Kaull
Richard Cook
Donald Warfield
Charles Wilson
Arthur M. Absit
George Knill
Clay
The
William M. Brish
Marion Hoffman
Carrell Walter
Fie Symons
A. al. Etzler
Frederick County
Symons
Mr. Ahalt
James R. Ward
Gaithersburg High School
Edward F. Holter
Pomona Grange
Walkersville
Liberty
Holter
Ahalt
Alonzo J. Ahalt
Mt Morris patient builds model cathedral from used matches
Ralph Ferraro, a Mt Morris tuberculosis hospital patient, spent eight months collecting 16 808 used safety matches from fellow patients. In 73 days he built an 18 by 24 by 27 inch cathedral in bed using a safety razor and glue, with two steeples housing a bell and a clock, a carpeted interior with pews altars and candles, and a small electric bulb lighting the ceiling.
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Mt. Morris, N
Ralph Ferraro
Mt. Morris Tuberculosis Hospital
Arctic Brings Peace Says Hudson Bay Mission Bishop
The Most Rev. Annand Clabaut, first Bishop Co Adjutor of the Vicarite of Hudson Bay, describes life in the Arctic as offering peace and solitude despite daily hardships at the world s largest and northern Catholic mission.
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Arctic
Winnipeg
Man
Annand Clabaut
Hudson Bay
Frederick Post Seenas Twelfth in National Typographic Contest
The Frederick Post placed twelfth in its class among 1,438 newspapers in the eighth Exhibition of Newspaper Typography, conducted by N. W. Ayer & Son Inc. in Philadelphia. Analyzing make-up and press work, judges hailed overall typographical excellence, with Newark Evening News winning the general award.
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Frederick Post
N. W. Ayer & Son, Inc
Philadelphia
H. A. Batten
Newark Evening News
the News
Lynchburg
Amsterdam Evening Recorder
Amsterdam
the News-Democrat
Frank R. Kent
Baltimore Sun
Carl P. Rollins
Yale University
Charles L. Allen
Rutgers University
University of Illinois
Frederick News
Frederick
News-Post
Thejers
N. W. Aver & Son, Inc
Ber
Meeting of Baltimore Women's Foreign Missionary Society
More than 200 delegates attended the Baltimore Branch quarterly meeting of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society in Calvary Methodist Episcopal church. Miss Myra McDade and Miss Grace Davis spoke on China missions amid wartime disruption. Mrs. J. M. M. Gray led part of the afternoon. Mrs. Ross Davis was absent due to illness. Mrs. Carl F. New presided. Delegates came from Baltimore Washington Hagerstown Martinsburg and Berkeley Springs. Next quarterly meeting will be held in Battiz in June.
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Baltimore
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
B. W. Meeks
Myra McDade
China
Grace Davis
J. M. M. Gray
Ross Davis
Carl F. New
ML Airy
Walkersville
Brunswick
Washington
Unclear prize winners listed with mixed names and prizes
The text lists numerous names including Shirley Johnson Thelma Stitely Reta Miller and others, noting Miss Shank won first prize for men and Miss Josephine Blume William Sherman won booby prizes. It mentions served refreshments tuna fish salad sandwiches pickles and chips. Thelma Stitely won a door prize. Mrs Earl Rakestraw received plays golf. The event appears misread and garbled with Melbourne references.
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Jotle
Shirley Johnson
Thelma Stitely
Reta Miller
Jean Dorothy
Betty Johnson
Audrey Bowfers
Sue Ellen
Fogle
Carroll
Johnson
Wenton Six
Fred Shank
Matt Hammond
Sam Pelzer
Paul
Fred Forle
Shank
Josephine Blume
William Sherman
Earl Rakestraw
Melbourne
Best Remedy for Mental Fatigue Says Dr. Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein explains mental fatigue arises from overwork boredom or intoxication and can be eased mainly by rest. Stimulants like caffeine are only temporary aids while changing activity or work may shift stress but not eliminate fatigue. A competent specialist should review any underlying psychological or nervous disturbances.
Surprise Birthday Party for Margaret McKinner
A pleasant birthday surprise was hosted at Ada McKinner Middleburg's home in honor of her daughter Margaret. Attendees included Ada Sic and Raymond Johnson, Norval and Charles Dixon, Raymo and William Sherman families, Wade Sherman, David Bowers, Earl Rake straw, Melvin Bostian, and several McKinney, Bowman, Sherman, Blume, Bostian, Shoemaker, and Chat families with young guests.
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Ada McKinner
Middleburg
Margaret
Ada Sic
Raymond Johnson
Norval Johnson
Charles Dixon
Raymo Fogle
William Sherman
Wade Sherman
David Bowers
Earl Rakestraw
Melvin Bostian
Margaret McKinney
Edwina Bowman
Helen
Patsy Sherman
Trene Shoemaker
Josephine Blume
Charlotte Bostian
Chat
Sleeping Sickness Cure Found Claims Discovery
Dr Alma J Neill head of physiology at University of Oklahoma says she found the cause of the 1933 sleeping sickness epidemic in St Louis with the encephalitis virus detected in corn grown around the area. Extracts from the abnormal corn reportedly caused sleep disorders when injected into animals after four and a half years of study.
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Alma J. Neill
University of Oklahoma
St. Loui
Neill
SS Louis
Public Sale Of Real Estate and Personal Property Walkersville Md
Public sale notices list Felton Avenue Walkersville Md on April 9 1938 at 10 am 11 room house with modern conveniences and new hot water heating plant plus garage and outbuildings and lawn. Personal property includes furniture ranges from antique to modern with many items. Real estate terms deposit 50 dollars balance in 60 days. Auctioneers Glenn Trout and ROL Kelly.
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Felton Avenue
Walkersville
Fulton Avenue
Frederick
Philco
Hoover
B. Hammond
Glenn Trout
Rol, Kelly
McKais
Sit
Pleasant
McCormick-Deering
Thomas
McCormick-Beering
Odedise
Euse Barshear
Roger F. Hamilton
Ir, & Kelly
Sunnyslope residents seek vacating Easy Street
In Wenatchee Sunnyslope district residents petition county officials to abandon Easy Street claiming it has been unused for years. In Milwaukee a diver found a 36 foot beneath surface stone structure in Lake Mills believed to be part of a previously unknown flooded Indian village.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Sunnyslope
Milwaukee
Wis
Max Nobl
Lake Mills
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Morristown Daily Record
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Newport, WI
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Tisai
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Calvary Church
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Jasez
DR. Morris Fishbein
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American Medical Asan and Eggeratee Health Magazine
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Proving
P. L. Hargett & Co., Inc
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the Orphan'’s Court
Sallie F. Rice
Eugene Hemp
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Towit
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Helen R. Hemp
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C.E. Hemp
Emmett R. Bowlus
Pillsbury's Best
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