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08 Jun 1937

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 08, 1937

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2

Frederick County Women Flower Show Highlights

Frederick County club women staged flower shows at Parsers Mall Peters­town and Lewistown. Winners included Mary Suter Myre Clarke and Gertrude Arnold among many per­sons, with judges from local garden clubs. A Jefferson Woman's Club event followed featuring extensive floral displays, prize ribbons, and a Fort Frederick Caledonia Park trip plan.

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Merrilane Women's Club Parser's Petersste Gertrude Arnold Clarke Simith Charles Flock Floak Myre Clarke Sunth Mass Mary Saier G.yen Hal Tale Vlovay Moss Log Airs Clarke Ahah Bower Atos Biabeta Horne Sager Claes Mary Suteer Secon Myre Liv Feret Als Charies Floax Econa Ries Georre Chi Emogene Ler Gecent Mre Clarke Clise Mips Susie Thomas Clitae Smith Nora Ranhirs Wyetor Kafer Turd Mary Oatl Lorene Als Hoc Erdman Turd Airs Clarke Smith Courles Finck J. Ro Flock Clarke Smith Elizabeth Horsne Leslie Coblentz Maurce Coblenty Mary Rowitzann Middletown Jefferson Jefferson Woman's Club Reformed Lettie Wise Mra A Hemp H.ich Long Claud Carl Tolbert + Brice A. Hemp Lee Bussard David Fry Calvin Fry Myris Shalt Luther Bussard Luther Busseard Millard Rice Luther Remsberg Mary Culler Edgar Thomas Rose Specimen Bloom Edgar Thomas Potted Alice Birth Dade David Lewis Roy Renisberg College Park Fort Frederick Caledonia Park Pani Ratispurg Collesen Gallardva Sterley Saird Cadedon Sweet Mie Pian Wien Harper Alis Maeer Paub Bahr Mn Gary Utterpacu Chiis Elsie Snook Elmer Ramsberg Urd Mra Medect Stup Spectman Toen Sylvia Esler Powell Ciass Paul Buhrman Erie Snook Mehri Ramsburs G Lloyd Palmer Mac "Aller Norman Fit Stanley Stull Alton Powell Elsie. Snook Sylwia Esler F. Stanley Stull John Howe Ars George Arnold Paleo Ec Meetin Ruth Noucodemi Montoya Joyce Kilmer Hester Fisher Joseph Ho Apple Grayson Bowers Nicodeus Chua Edwards Iris Daniel Wolfe Randolé Stull
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Seen But Not Heard Policy Reversed

Olive Robfrts Barton discusses adults silent in presence of children. The piece follows Charles as he endures prolonged adult chatter and interruptions, while adults assume children should remain quiet. Charles asks to speak, but is silenced by hesitant and dismissive responses from the party.

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Ques Charles
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The Gander on Listening and Patience in Public Talks

The piece argues that children should learn to wait their turn and speak at appropriate times while also acknowledging their right to be heard. It suggests gathering older people to model respectful dialogue and curb interruptions.

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Child audience waits as manners fail in quiet interlude

The passage notes children often interrupt when unheard, with Tam moving to speak and Charles' mother contemplating a polite request for a moment of hearing. It portrays the reluctance of adults to yield the floor and the patient, long remembered child manner that goes unanswered.

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Tam Charles Mr Anderson
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Rejuvenated Bathrobes for Fall Hostess Fashion

New York June CAP reports next fall will bring transformed blanket robes in stylish princess lines with polka dots and colorful options. Gowns inspired by military cuts will feature decorative epaulets. Also noting discovery of oyster shells 4000 feet underground in Texas.

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New York
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Bees Take Over Court House Precinct Scene

A swarm of honey bees disrupted a Sunday precinct 3 election at the courthouse. They clustered around the door and jammed an entry, drawing efforts from Harmon Staley and William Roberts before janitors and insect prayers cleared the hall. The incident echoed other city bee activity reported that day.

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Harmon Staley William Roberts Nobets
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Search For Bodies In Mountain Is Delayed

Alpine Utah June 7 diggers among the tenants of a smashed airplane halted to night their quest for seven bodies determined to redouble efforts tomorrow A full day of searching aimed more at reaching them in the cliff-bound glider than recovering bodies said boss Inspector G P Wenger directing the hunt

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Alpine Utah Bostat Wenger
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Baltimore Traffic Court to appoint new chief judge

June 9 report says Gov Marry W Niece plans to name a new chief judge of the Baltimore Traffic Court and fill a vacancy on the State Tax Commission before an entry at Wilmer Institute Johns Hopkins Hospital for removal of his bite. The chosen candidate will likely be Alise Aakoaney, supported by Abner Saylor for an associate judgeship on the Baltimore Supreme Court.

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Anropelis Md Jude Baltimore Traffic Court State Tax Commission Wilmer Institute Johns Hopkins Hospital Wall Alise Aakoaney Abner Saylor Daltimere Supreme
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Judge Sayler Leads Trath Court Through 193% Tenure

Bench leader Judge Sayler, head of the Trath Court since 193, will stay at the Wihner Institute for two weeks observation before an operation. He expects a hospital stay of two more weeks and a further two weeks back at Government House. He may take a vacation on the State yacht, Du Pont.

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Sayler Trath Nice Wihner Institute Clue du Pont
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First U S coin minted in New York Panakhia penny tale

A fragment notes that the first United States coin was minted in New York at a site called Panakhia penny, said to be forged by a coppersmith named Jarvis in a ducal style.

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United States New York Jarvis
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