Farmers oppose more school money in Frederick County
Frederick County Farmers Association meets at the court house to back Governor Ritchie’s stand against increasing the state budget for schools and to oppose raising Baltimore City’s road fund. Speakers urge economy, practicality, and fewer frills in public and high school curricula, with calls to keep education broad but affordable.
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Ritchie
Frederick County
Fleet R. Neighbours
L. O. Willis
New Market
David G. Zentz
Thurmont
H. H. Wolman
Mt. Pleasant
Benjamin Ogle
Emmitsburg
Walter ‘Lpgland
D. H. Dudderer
George B. Toke
Ham McC. Roderick
Willis
Ife
Board of Education
Ile
Zeutaz
Walter England
Emnien
Lenjamin Ogle
Em- Milelau State Bank
Ecanner
Frederick High School
William McC. Roderick
William J. Grove
Maryland
Beneft
Farmers’ Association
Frederick City
Albert C. Kuehle
Attendance Record At East Church Street School
Fifty eight pupils at Jaimes East Church Street School have perfect attendance since opening. Four are in first grade, one in second grade, 32 in sixth grade and 22 in seventh grade. Forty eight are girls. The list names perfect attendance in first, second, sixth, and seventh grades along with multiple student names and partial entries from the Swarthmore Chautauqua and Johns Hopkins University Musical Club events.
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East Church Street
Jaimes
Biehh
Foorty
Pups
Helen Delphey
Bettie Gosnell
Thelma Sheets
Dorothy Webb
Geraldine
Charlotte Shipler
Marion Grove
Paul Mobley
George Ogle
Clifford Gilbert
Thomas James
George Lants
Marry Rhoderick
Margaret Klug
Celeste Nyers
Earl Gatley
Joseph Shook
Emerson Waite
Edith Waller
Pauling Wwildebrand
Selene Null
Frances Suleer
Pauling Yinger
Louise Engle
Mary Gosnell
Geraldine Abinker
Margaret Phebus
Theresa Stull
William Golt
Donald Gouringer
Lstelly Baumgarauer
Catherine, Oraimer
Helen Daugherty
Eleanor Elelelburger
Frances King
Bessie Painter
Kethel Ramsburg
Maxing Ltowe
Blaine Rowe
Alea Staley
Travis Nutkirk
Sugar Corn Growers Plan Tri County Action Friday
Frederick county sugar corn growers agreed on 16 dollars per ton as minimum price for sweet corn and 21 dollars for shoe peg corn. A committee led by George Hoke will confer with canners and report back as soon as possible. Next Friday representatives from Frederick Carroll and Howard counties meet at Woodbine to discuss a tri county association and pricing plans.
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George LB. Toke
Sugar Corn Growers’ Association
Frederick County
George H. Hoke
BE. A. Speaks
Amon Burgee
Irving Staley
Frederick
Carroll
Troward
Woodbine
Carroll County
Hidgeville
Peter Chichester
George FP. Wake
E. Gk. Speaks
Varry YT
Davis
George Larmon
George Allnutt
Daniel J. Thomas
Moward
Miles Wallbanks
Howard &. Kuhn
Marty Warthan
A. Roy Warner
Davia TL. Gavec
Carrolle
T. W. Willer
Robert Gist
Ino
Dngle
Henry Klee
Court House
Reading by Mrs Rice at Hood College delights audience
Mrs Phidelah Itlee gave a splendid interpretation of The Passing of the Thiat Floor at Hood College Friday. Her mastery of reading plays and sympathetic handling of characters produced vivid definition of Luma nature amid Mrs Sharp’s second rate boarding house setting.
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Vivien
Joe Wright
Rice
Leland Powers
Sindt
Wood
Claut
Atys. Rice
Y But
Apple
Dean
Price
Ula Orr
Urner II Returns Home After Illness in Atlantic City
Mr Milton G. Urner was brought to his home from Atlantic City where he had been seriously ill for over a week. He remained in bad condition Saturday evening but by late Sunday his condition was reported to be somewhat improved.
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Urner II
Milton G. Urner
Atlantic City
Ancient Kas Belief Ties Glory to Long Beards
A fragment notes a deep rooted Kas belief that a heroic or divine status is linked to a long beard. It highlights cultural associations between facial hair and glory among ancestral Kas.
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Kas
Ioan
Compulsory shaving and close cropping of hair
The fragment notes demeaning practices of forced shaving and strict haircuts as social degradation. It reflects punitive measures aimed at conformity and dignity erosion within the period.
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East Church School
Memoris Ind
Middletown
Swarthmore
Wrator
George Y H. Bradford
Ylay
Johns Hopkins University Musical Club
Winchester
AU Mumbers
Johny Hopking
Martin Urner
Banjo Club
Tri-County Association
Mrs. Rice
Hood College
Wrigley’s
Wrigleys
Wrigley
Haberdashery
Ward & Spears Incorporated
THE
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Central Trust Company
Myersville
Monrovia
Union Bridge
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Georges
Geo.s. Rodock & Son
South Carroll St
Malone
Cic Newspapers
Sal