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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1928

Page

2

Baccalaureate Sermon Preached At Frederick High

Dr. Charles E. Wehler delivered the annual baccalaureate sermon to Frederick high school graduates. He spoke on individuality using First Timothy as a guide, urging each student to stir their gifts and value unique talents while pursuing a life of service.

Charles E. Wehler Presbyterian Church Frederick High School Pivoli Theater R. A. Pearson University of Maryland Wehler Shakespeare Paul Timothy Abraham Moses Israel David France Napoleon America Washington Lincoln League of Nations Woodrow Wilson Jesus Christ Jesus Dr. Wehler Adamstown High School W. R. Barker Turner Episcopal Church Adamstown Albert F. Ridenour Leste N. Cobleniz Frederick County

Valedictory Address and Diploma Handoff Details

Frances Barker Duke delivers valedictory, Ruth Thomas named salutatorian, invocation by Rev G W Kerstetter, benediction by Dr GH Shull. Diplomas presented by county superintendent G Lloyd Palmer.

Frances Barker Duke Ruth Thomas G. W. Kerstetter GH. Shull G. Lloyd Palmer

Old Folks' Service Draws 1000 at United Brethren Church

About one thousand people attended the fourteenth annual Old Folks' service at the United Brethren church in Myersville led by Rev. Blubaugh. Age notables included David Wyand aged 98 and Mrs. Susan Holler aged 92. many traveled from Baltimore Washington and nearby states. Eucharist featured singing with a tuning fork, solos by John Mildkauft David Kreisinger and others. talks by local officials. a post-service social for about 200 elderly attendees.

United Brethren Church Myersville F. Blubaugh David Wyand Keedysville Susan Holler Middletown Emory L. Coblents Richard Kefauger Baltimore Washington Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania Andrew C. Coffman Hagerstown Hosenge Snean Sentman Tancaster U. B Ibleh Tin Ciay Rice Mididtefawig Bluhaug Axe David Kreisinger Mahler Green Frank Beck Vyke Mr Green Wrand A. E. Lovell Benevois John Lewis Garfield Harry Smith William Hamilton Orphans’ Court Haverstown John Nafile Junety Cyrus F. Flook Harvey Tong Arthur Smith M. F. Toms John H Eldridze Elmer Harp

County Agents Meet at Key Hotel Conference

Frederick Coed Baltimore Carroll Harford Montgomery Howard Washington and Allegany county agents gathered at the Francis Scott Key hotel Saturday to exchange views and discuss county affairs.

Meret Frederick Coed Baltimore Carroll Harford Stontgomery Howard Washington Allegany Francis Scott Key Hotel

Farmers hear dairy herd improvement leaders

In a discussion on dairy herd improvement ObL ers proveot outlines, led by B. J. Qouwald district agent University of Maryland Extension Service along with Howard C. Barker and J. M. Conover dairy specialists of the University.

B. J. Qouwald University of Maryland Extension Service Howard C. Barker J. 4 Con Cniver

Agents hold first meeting outside Baltimore on cattle registry

The central state agents, including Mr. Barker, voiced the importance of an advanced cattle registry and official readings for production at this inaugural meeting held away from Baltimore. Henry R. Shoemaker was noted as a local figure associated with the event.

Sity Barker Baltimore Henry R. Shoemaker

Louisiana Frogs Shine as Revenue Source in Pontiac County

A county agent, who served as chairman of the committee of arrangements, notes Louisiana produced 1,000,000 pounds of dressed frogs last year, valued at $500,000 on the wholesale market.

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