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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1931

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Awards at Final Assembly Highlight High School Honors

At the final assembly, High School awards were presented including top newspaper and scholastic prizes. Letters were given to pupils by senior class members, with Grayson Stevens and others receiving recognition. Ruth Deisuter earned an American Chemical Society gold prize for the essay On Home, while Leo Hartman was noted in scholarship listings.

Frederick Harcison Michael Exron Smith Henry Falk Clifford Frr Joan Santen Grayson Stevens Er Talsot Loree Talbott Sonz F. H. S. Orchestrs University of Pennsylvania New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Man Tae Scholastic Press Ruth Deisuter American Chemical Society Swenty Dellar Sip Serics Washingtoo Lee Hip Claude Ba Sharer Business Colege Leo Hartman Hartman Marvin Spe Middietown Ted

State Funeral Directors Hold Meet Here Tonight

Officers of the state organization are listed including President William Wooden, vice presidents, and members from Baltimore George Weber and others as they gather for the statewide funeral directors meeting tonight.

2S Felows Wilam W. Wooden Sscpeait Pguerke Baltimor George Weber

Commencement Exercises Held Across County Schools

County Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer presided over the commencements at Thurmont and Liberty­town with diplomas and medals awarded. Students named include Margare Rebecca Bailey Hulda Brown Ruth Fr Dora Flanz Catherine Harbaugh Virginia Kirchner Helen Narlor Gladys Ride nour Marina Warner Willard Augie Woodward James Kelly and Irene Bowman among others.

Pupis Bene Lloyd Palmer Thurmont Edgar Rhodes Margare Rebecca Bailey Hulda Bernice Brown Ruth Elizabeth Dora Grace Flanz Catherine Viola Harbaugh Virginia Lee Kirchner Helen Viola Narlor Gladys Katherine Ridenour Marina Florence Warner Rosenia Katherine Willard Augie Lee Woodward James Gordon Creezer Joseph Sine Luther de Harold J James Richard Kelly Libertytown School Lroees Donald Ecker Asbauch Isaac Nicodemus Louis Sneadner Adee” Sappington James Garver Gazer Dorothy Nizaiemus Isaac Satter Ann Sappington Nee Thompson Francis Moxley Susette Barkier Ella Bette Glisan Les Smith Jeanette Diehl Sarah Royston J. P. Peiser Prederice County

Opening of pea canning season creates many jobs

The pea canning season raises employment across multiple plants with wages of 50 to 58 dollars per ton. Hundreds of workers, including many women, are recruited as crop shipments from Maryland and surrounding areas begin. Additional canning activity covers tomatoes corn beans and peppers, expanding seasonal hiring and field labor.

Anti Pian OS Fisiais Buckerstown

Edna Royal to wed Clifford A Walters in Danville

Rev and Miss W C Royal announce the marriage of their daughter Edna to Clifford A Walters of Durham North Carolina. The ceremony was Saturday June 6 in Danville Virginia. Edna, a Frederick High School and Averett College graduate, studied at Westhampton College University of Richmond and led the Student Government Executive Council. Clifford Walters is the son of Mr and Mrs W A Walters of Durham and works as a gentleman express agent for United States Express. They reside at 115 Hunt Durham NC.

W. C. Royal iEdna Cifford A. Watters Durham North Carolina Dan‘ile Walters Frederick High School Averod Colese Danville W. A. Walters Dig Express United States Express Company Hunt Durham XN. O

Receives Promotion Worthy of Public Notice

unclear text with several broken phrases. Reads like an item noting a promotion or advancement but lacks clear names, dates, or places to confirm specifics. The readable parts indicate a personnel action or recognition event without verifiable entities.

Trask Walton Leazur Meet Prizes To Be Awarded

Trask Walton Leazur is set to meet for prize awards as details remain unclear from the fragment. The event appears tied to a prize distribution or competition with winners to be announced.

Trask Walton Leazur

Harlem cafe holdup ends in gunfight and arrests

Police battled two armed suspects in a Harlem cafe when the men attempted a robbery. Patrolman Ernest Rice, 24, and Detective Maurice O Shaushnessy were wounded in the exchange but the attackers were captured after a chase near 113th Street and Susotf Avenue.

Harlem Ernest,Rice Sholdap O'Shaushnessy He ' Patri Maurice Bhreee 113Th Street Susotf Upr Avenue

Alumni Association Reunion at Libertytown High

The Libertytown High School Alumni Association held a Monday evening reunion at Peter Pan Inn Urbana with dinner and a program. Lilian Sunderedl chaired the committee. seniors reenacted a court trial. Officers and members from classes 26 28 31 attended, with plans for an alumni song and annual meetings.

Libertytown High School Alumni Association Peter Pan Inn Urbana Lilian Sunderedl Durat Sneadner Milton Nash Maneichi Aren P¢ Jonss Mrr. Sneadner Mace Dry Treagh Io Association Arrance Fudges Warner Hahn Nash Margate Hamil Lidex Thomas Liberistown Oishi Johnst Fee Manger Sig Cain Arvin Janez Warner Haan Irene Boxman Vivian Watt Audrer Nusbaum Anne Canis Devibiss Louis Swesener Ennabeth Nicodemus Macy Fery Freeda Evzior Amarie Dich Lillian

Democratic Leader Killed by Locomotive

A Democratic party leader died when struck by a locomotive in a fatal accident. Authorities investigated the site as witnesses described the eerie scene and noted the incident disrupted train service through the city.

City election voters steady as polls close at six

A fairly heavy city contest draws steady morning turnout with an anticipated 60 to 73 percent of 6 025 registered voters. Precincts report busy activity and transport aid as last hour rush expected. final results expected after six with seven winners likely clear before midnight.

Shanker City Regier Cane Shawer Tata Tevez Than Fe Omien

Air Mail Line Opens Amid Local Scrutiny

Local residents report confusion as new air mail service begins. Officials, including a senior assistant secretary, pledge safety and efficiency while addressing concerns about routes and handling at Braddock handling facility.

Baan Repre Campbell Wilam P. Macommer Braddock

Weather update for today and tomorrow

Readable fragments show a daily weather notice with temperatures and times. The item mentions rain chances and general conditions expected in the area, focusing on near term forecasts and a brief outlook for the next day.

Bank fraud trial and a deadly domestic attack reported

Fragmented late news item covers a banking case involving a deputy bank commissioner, trials, and alleged misdeeds at a finance company. It also reports a fatal domestic attack in Patton Ohio where a husband killed his wife and daughter then himself, with conflicting testimony from survivors. Additional items mention a steamer collision with a submarine Poseidon, stock market moves, and an attempted restraining order.

Harcomerry Welland Presberst Trabar Denver Mer Ises Patton Ohio Thomas Benzes Berges Win Laura Kenge Benges Bernice Jotnoon

State Eagles Laud Go Age Pensions

A state group praises go age pensions amid public support. The article notes favorable comments from the Eagles organization and highlights ongoing advocacy for expanded pension benefits.

Methodists Meet Here This Week At Frostburg Event

Methodists gather for a district meeting with morning devotionals led by Rev. Dr. G Extts Within and greetings from Mrs. M Rei Bichisun. A solo by Isabelle McCuskey and reports by Grace York and Carper E Cline precede an officer election. An address by Mrs. Jay Elmer Morgan follows evening devotionals led by Rev. Dr. Frank Steelman. Officers of the district include Mrs. Arthur Smith and others.

Frostburg G. Extts M. Rei Bichisun Woman's Missionary Society of Cai Waiey Church Toslonee Atteco Isabelle McCuskey Buckeystown Grace York Cumberland Carper E. Cline Frederic Woman's Home Missionary Society Baltimore A. Hart Etchison Jay Elmer Morgan Washington Missionary Society of the Frank Steelman Hagerstown Steelman Arthur Smith Lonaconing Grace Volk Gum Cottespa E Mary Mires Kesecher Mas. Co EL Cilne Albert Schroeder

Supreme Court appeal to save prisoner from hanging

Baltimore July 9 AP An appeal to be taken to the United States Supreme Court to stay the execution of Lorenzo Prine a crippled Negro war veteran charged with murder The governor said a stay would be filed Friday and signed the warrant earlier this week The case centers on a last effort to overturn the verdict and avoid the death sentence in a high profile murder charge

Baltimore Juhe 9 United States Supreme Court Lorenzo Prine Jreuven Heyman George L. Pendleton Albert C Ap- Prs Eo Anich Supreme Court

Oklahoma governor orders complete inquiry into Ardmore killings

Governor Murray of Oklahoma ordered a full investigation into the deaths of two Mexican youths, Emilio Cortes Rubio and Manuel Gomez, shot in Ardmore. Mexican officials urged vigorous prosecution, while Mexico feared anti American sentiment rising as the bodies were to be repatriated.

Poe Yy Murras Okaahoma H. Valdez Oklahoma City Washington Murray Oxflahoma Stimson Caida Mancuel Gomez Ardmore Okla Antbassagar Crkab Try Foreign Affairs Hoover Entary Simson Oklahoma Metiam Mexico Sweexpere Mexico City Jupe 9 (Ap Morsila la Prensa Today Oklo Emilio Cortes Rubio Manuel Gomez Morells New Wlre

Wills Probated for Shafer and Cover in Petersville and Thurmont

The Shafer will appoints William G. Shafer as executor with trust for Elinor and Mary Shafer and provides estate division among siblings. the Cover will leaves interests in a Maryland bank deposit to Frank W. Coret and others with specified distribution terms.

Millard FP. Shafer Petersville Wiliam G. Shafer Elinor Eliabeth Shafer Mary Minnerva Shafer William G. Shafer Arpinela Thomas Edward C. Shafer J. Henry Cover Thurmont Tris Company of Mary- Wand Frank W. Coret Efe Dorothy Coret

Brack Hogan Fire Attended By MSPORT Pets

Fire crews respond to a blaze at a MSPORT residence involving a pet named Bracxk Hogan. No injuries reported. Firefighters secured the scene and began extinguishing efforts as neighbors reported smoke in the early evening. Authorities investigate cause.

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