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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1938

Page

12

County Orators Win FFA Speaking Contest at Frederick High

George Kel of Frederick High School won the Future Farmers of America speaking contest held at Frederick High School. Kel will represent Frederick County at the Maryland College Park state event on April 30. Eleven participants from six county schools competed on Thursday at 1 pm.

George Kel Frederick Senoc Yeucational Education Future Farmers of America Frederex High School Fredericx County Maryland Ura College College Park Emma Trhurmont Liberty Walkersville Middletown Kell Paul Haupt Marion Holman Frederick High School Guy Krom Emmitsburg Robert Burrall William Baker Clyde Boller Herold Rodez Carroll Zentz Thurmont John L. Lewis H. F. Catterman College of Agriculture University of Maryland Thomas B. Symons Extension Service Clark Nicholson Poolesville State FF. A

Pershing In New York For Son Warren’s Wedding

Four-Star General Pershing, identified by his four white stars on red, rested at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel after a heart attack. He insisted on attending the wedding of his son Warren in New York despite illness and fatigue.

John J. Pershing Waldorf-Astoria Hotel United States New York Warren

Robins Stole Worms in Fisherman’s Can

Frederick anglers report two goofy fish tales this week as wildlife meddles with bait. A man filled a galvanized bucket with night crawlers then found robins had feasted on them. Bernard Little and Alfred Meisling watched a woodcock snatch a worm off a hook, with the bird removing the bait from the line.

Frederick Bernard Peanut) Little Rcal Alfred Dad) Meisling Little W. N. Carr

Hard time spending 100000 for convict labor camps Baltimore

The State Roads Commission struggles to use 100000 earmarked by the Legislature for convict labor camps. The State Law Department ruled funds must be spent on prison labor, forcing the commission to seek legal sites for a camp and even transport prisoners to jobs on Southern Maryland roads if needed.

Baltimore State Roads Commission State Law Department Thomas Jenifer Maryland

Enrollment surges at LSU across 1930s sessions

Regular enrollment at Louisiana State University rose by 1,200 during the 1936-37 session and 700 in the 1937-38 session. For the earlier bienniums, 11,324 enrolled in 1934-35 and 15,443 in 1935-38.

Louisiana State University

Deputation of Lebanon Valley College students to lead church services

A deputation of senior class student ministers from Lebanon Valley College will conduct services at Tourmont United Brethren Church on Sunday evening and Deerfield Church on Sunday afternoon. Rev John H Ness Jr will preach at Thurmont at 7 49 PM and Rev Paul Myery at Deerfield at 2 30 PM. Miss Jean Marberger will sing, John Muller Ed win Creeger Jr will accompany on clarinet and render a clarinet solo at each service.

Tourmont Jean Marberger Ising John Muller Edwin €. Creeger, Jr E. C. Creeger Thurmont

Church watchers shift schedules over radio talk

Aected church members refuse Charlie McCarthy while Rev Hugh R Percy of Herb Lake Manitoba alters services. Quotes mention Ira, Jack Garner, Ross Brumfield and Capt G D Barr at Grant's Tomb with 47 years as custodian. EB du Pont official noted.

Charlie McCarthy Hugh R. Percy Herb Lake Manitoba Ira Jack Garner Ross Brumfield G. D. Barr Grant York

Revolution in TREE Damages Holy Alliance After 33 Years

Revolutionary struggles in TREE destroyed the effectiveness of the Holy Alliance formed thirty three years earlier. The turmoil weakens the coalition and reshapes regional power dynamics.

Tree J Holy Alliance

Court News Marriage Licenses and Deeds Noted

Marriage licenses issued to Charles T. Fie 28 Lovet ville Virginia and June Mankins 21 Arcola Va. Deeds recorded Emma V Sayler to Murray Fox and wife county and city ten dollars. John G Murray and wife to Hoyt J Summers county ten dollars. Hoyt J Summers to Fannie E Summers county five dollars. Say you saw f in The News.

Charles T. Fie Lovetuville June Mankins Arcola Emma V. Sayler Murray , Fox and John G Murray Hoyt J. Summers Fannie E Summers

Safety Film Shotn By Legion Auspices

Fragmentary record notes safety film shot under Legion auspices for public welfare, mentioning aims to aid the blind and provide welfare provisions. The text references wartime or postwar social services, unspecified organizations, and advisory roles with little clear detail.

Legion

Community speaker honors WW Veterans welfare fund

Rev. Raymond W. Cooke of Baltimore introduced a speaker on child welfare work and a five dollar fund to aid World War veterans. The event highlighted the efforts of the American Legion and local charities.

Raymond W. Cooke Baltimore Aimer Sant Legace

Daily Lesson Notes From An English Study Page

Fragmented OCR text appears from a language lesson page. It lists words like author credible and figures, with scattered phrases about daily lessons and speakers. The readable portions suggest a practice exercise rather than a coherent news item, limiting extractable facts.

Robbery reported at U S Post Office and Highfield store

A robbery was reported at the U S post office and the George Delauder highfield store Wednesday night with an undisclosed loss. Sheriff Clarence S Buker and a deputy are investigating.

U.S Post Office George Delauder Highfield Merchandise County Clarence S Buker

Sheriff Isanogle probes theft at Highfield post office

Sheriff Leister Isanogle of Hagerstown began an investigation after thieves forced a rear window to gain entrance. The postmaster at Highfield, Mr Delauder, runs a general merchandise store connected with the post office.

Leister Isanogle Hagers Delauder Highfield

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