Dual Commencement Honors At Two High Schools
Two area high schools held annual commencements Monday night before large crowds. Mt Amy and Thurmont graduates received diplomas. Rev Wickes addressed Thurmont seniors while Rev Holloway spoke at Mt Amy. Awards honored top students including Hood and Purdum, with Hood receiving a medal scholarship.
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Bét
Airy and
Thermon
Predo Hower
Westm Kter Theological Seminary
Amy Cereny
Richard Willen Wickes
Calvary Bapist Church
Mt. Amy
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Gilbert E. Martin
Rev
Holloway
Arge
Mr. Martin
Prze
Webster R. Hood
Lewis E. Purdum
Evelyn L. Romsey
South
B. Lemes
Igh School
Beethven
Lincoln Emancipator Statue Unveiled in Topeka
Topeka Kansas hosts a ceremonial unveiling of a Lincoln Emancipator statue. The event features John D Hamilton and is tied to a home associated with Lincoln and Mary Todd. Brass roots and a black walnut gavel connect the scene to the period.
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Abraham Lincoln
Mic
John D . Hamilton
Topeka
Kan
Lincoln
Mary Todd
Montgomery county schools join safety education campaign
Fifteen Montgomery County schools enrolled in a safety education campaign outlined by a special committee appointed by the County Board of Education. Led by L Fletcher Schott the committee promotes booster principles to discourage dangerous acts and to foster safety awareness among students. A separate flower show event is announced with a program of displays and performances hosted by local organizers.
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Rockvile
Montgomery County
County Board of Education
L Fletcher Schott
Gren Echo-Cabin ‘John
Takoma Park
Woodside
Slidell
Chey Chase Et + Dickerson
Potomac
Whieman
Montgomery Crockinliedg
Sethesda- Chase High
Glenmont
Cnudren
Speed Makes Home-Canning Easier
A how to guide outlines preparing equipment and methods for home canning. It covers hot water baths and steam pressure canners, lemon juice timing, and step by step processing for corn string beans Lima beans greens and beets with quantities, processing times, sealing, and cooling to prevent spoilage.
Romance and Domestic Arts Notes from an early 20th century page
The fragment discusses Mrs Hervey Allen and Andreas Allen, mentions their marriage and age gaps, then shifts to home canning instructions. It covers tomato canning steps including scalding, peeling, packing in jars with salt, and processing times in hot water or pressure cookers, plus tomato juice production methods and safety tips.
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Hervey Allen
Andreas Allen
Vassar
Hersey Anen
Allen
Weiter
Ces
Allens
Hersey Auten
CIA
Mars
NEXT Preserving fruit. Madras Ind
A fragmented notice recalls a health welfare service figure in New Ga r Cearaber 1934. It mentions a very small man Obala who stands 2 feet 6 inches tall and weighs 19 pounds with a 16 inch chest. he has grown only one inch in recent years.
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Madras
Ind
Obala
Salvation Army Meeting Reports Aid and Activity
The Salvation Army advisory council met at 745 PM on Monday at the M.CA to review local efforts since January 1 and plan. The report showed large donations of apparel and aid to 36 families plus groceries for eight families. Attendance included Capt Bernard C Morris and Lt Bott with notes on transfers and upcoming changes.
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Balatoa Army
M.ca
Bernard C Morris
Lous Lo Watson
Chaiman
Albert W. Condon
John Wo Grove
Irving M. Landauer
Clyde Af Roney
Foow Prax
Wiliam C Royal
Ignatms Brorlee
Afiss Florence Garner
Capt
Morris
Gueut
Robert Bott
Wilson
Mr Royal
Lieut Bow
Army
Lieut Bott
Baltimore
No 5
Regree
Tin Bers
Yes Rice Jones
Edgar K Moore
Frederick County Wheat Allocation Reform Nears Approval
The Frederick county wheat allotment committee led by Walter Burall and E. C. Speaks along with Airlie M. Etzler have nearly completed approving compliance forms after inspecting county wheat supervisors. Contracts under the wheat curtailment program are being checked at Henry R Shoemaker's county agent office and will go to the AAA in Washington. About 1,403 contracts will be approved.
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Frederick County
Walter =. Burall
New Market
E. C. Speaks
Airlie M. Etzler
Pleasant
Wheat Supervisora
Henry R Shoemaker
Wheat Department
AAA
Washington
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Dr. Holloway
Dr. Wickes
Thurmont
Thurmont High School
Wickes
Eugene Witt
Mzh
T. S. Fike
Weime
Mitta Urban
Hegh School
Jeanette Sylizes
Jomas
Prunc
Sumez
Auditorum
Auditori
Dr Wickes
Thearacters Incs
Audrey Che Marjorie Wenne
Charles Ruenour
Ginia Moore
Carios Myers
Wiles
DeWitt Dacon
Bernice Pion
The
Nea
Sykesville Sykesville
Janelle
John Scots
South Baltimore General Hospital
John Williams
John
Charles Phillios
Oakland
Celus Brown
Chas. Philips
Dimmer
Clarence Oursier
David, Baltamore
Benjamin Slack
Thren
Ben- Sleek
Fred Vernay
aLeave
Alen Brown
Adere
Arthur ©. Broas
Church Avenue
Susan Schultz
Liggé Lowndes Bennet
Edward Kenneth Albaugh
Barnabas
Walter Gumpet
Hammond
S. Helcomb
Clinton Holcomb
Hartford
Conn
Comb
James S. Grintes
Willam Knauf
Daugh Sentz
York
Holy Family Church
Bride
Western Maland Colege
Wesminster High School
Nettze Sentz
L. Town
Column Univrsity Extension Service
Penney Score
Kenneth Ramsberg
Howard County
University Hospital
Ramsberg
West Friendship High School
Ryda Crook
Hospital
Crawford Hoobs
M. S. Blaisdell
Les Taylor
Euesis
Raymond Taylor
St. James M E. Church
Sundar
Dune
Ger F. Howes
Barnabas Church
Berrett
Benedict
I. W
D. W. Cauthorn
James Ree
Joshua Baxley
Ellicott City
Marion Mullnn
Robert Haight
Luther Inm
Hi Mi
L. Spencer
Nannie Helen
Charles Mol
Sabcian
Rate
Central Avenue
Vom Harl
Helen Flohr
Mary Louie Reed
Jd Fred Wassshe
Freedom
Caapsi
Rodney Dutcher
Nashington
Loto
Ghirbat
Tome of Lo
Dinsomas
Annapolis
Borries
Ray Festersen
Julan
Crown
Athens
Uncle Sam
Mary E. Dague
NEA Service
Eat Hargett & Co., Inc
Devoe
Salvation Army Meeting
Mace
Clere
Staley Pro
Eas
Amos T H Iristee
Jonn C Derr
Barnes
New Marker
Howes
Creagerstown
Ike Coram
Southern Dairies
Frederick
Frederick, Maryland
Order of the Golden Bable Internationalfton
Prdse
Af Enoracds Registrar
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