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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1938

Page

8

Soapbox Derby Draws Big Crowd During Youth Week

A large crowd lined Second Street between Beste and College as ten youth drivers competed in two soapbox derby races. Winners received silver cups and cash prizes while others finished with smaller awards amid a show of thrilling starts and minor mechanical issues.

Second Street Beste Street College Avenue Joe Orndort Driv Suler Jimmy Sowers Jack Grove William Main Wiliam Rodgers Frank Wachter John Haines John Hook John Foreman James Barrick James Ferrett Grayson Main William Carter Buckingham School Grayson Holler Bals Hawke Maryland School For the Deaf Leslie Burger Robert Burger Bob Hooper William Hoff Grayson Haller Baty Haske James Barries James Fereel Bill Carter Winy Hse Joe Orndorff George Suler Wiliam Main Willam Rodgers

Lovettsville High School presents Missing One Pair play

Lovettsville May 5 seniors staged Missing One Pair to a large auditorium audience. Cast included Frances Myers Edna Frye Helen McKimmey Dawn McKimney Evelyn Compher Claudia Everhart Merie Cox Carroll Connor C M Beatty Sr Elmer Gray Stanley Adal Edwin Brown George Edward Wire Jr Charles Washington. In attendance were several local ladies at the annual meeting of the Lutheran church mission group in Jefferson Maryland. Ernest Fry of Washington visited his sister Sadie Fry. Raymond Wolford, son of the late Belle Wolford, entered Lowmans Home at White Rock N J weeks ago.

Lovettsville Lovettsville Lovettsville High School Frances Myers Edna Frye Helen McKimmey Dawn McKimmey Evelyn Compher Claudia Everhart Merie Cox Carroll Connor C. M. Beatty Elmer Gray Stanley Adal Edwin Brown George Edward Wire, Jr Charles Washington H.C. Filler A. F. Tobler H. W. Beatty Mary Compher G. H. Wirts Catherine Legard Womens Missionary Society of the Middle Conference Maryland Synod of the Lutheran Church Jefferson, Md Ernest Fry Washington Sadie Fry Raymond Wolford Jste Belle Wolford Lowmans White Rock, N

Lutheran church home supported by the Synods of the Southern churches

A fragment lists multiple social visits and guests from regional families. Names include Beatty Myers Rodeffer Westfall Woodside Keller Beatty Fry Potterfeld Guard Potterfield and Swope. Travel from New York Washington Purcellville Adamstown Bruns Taylors town and Millville appears in brief weekend and Sunday gatherings.

Lutheran Church H. W. Beatty Mr. Myers H. L. Rodeffer James Westfall James, Jr Peggy Anne Woodside New York Galieleen Keller Jefferson Betty Lawrence Fry Adamstown Tom Potterfeld Mollie Laure Potterfield Margaret Guard Purcellville Jack Potterfeld R. L. Potterfield Gilbert Jackson Washington

Four Governors and Senate hopefuls rally in Westminster

Four Democratic candidates for governor and one for the Senate spoke at a Spring rally of the United Democratic Women's Clubs in Westminster on May 5. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Gorey Jr, Mr. and Mrs. OConor, Mr. and Mrs. Lasseer, and Senator and Mrs. Tydings. Mayor Howard W. Jackson attended unescorted.

Westminster Senate United Democratic Women's Clubs William S. Gorey, Jr Herbert R. O’conor Lansdale G Lasseer Millard E Tydings Howard W. Jackson Baltimore

Church To Mark Its 3ith Anniversary

The church marks its thirty third anniversary with pastor services led by Dr Joma WH Ne ermenden and Rev Witlaw. Glen. Special music by Miss Margeres Hen renger and Mrs Lotee Dory Sas accompanied the evening service. Other details describe ordination and leadership roles at the Vest ed Brethren church and a celebratory program including school principal Haring E Sponster's family. Concurrently, reports note tense military actions in China with Chinese forces advancing near Szechuchen and Tancheng, threatening Japanese positions along the Sur way and surrounding towns.

R Lucketts Eleanor Spring Margaret Spring J. J. Spring Emory Chinn Laurel Blanco Bramthall St. James Reformed Church Kendall Shoffner A. F. Tobler New Jerusalem Lutheran Church Seller EH Hummelbaugh Mes. Sponsetter Huspan Haring E Sponseter Singpensourg Pa Omgh Reguigris Purch Witlaw & Glen Pastac Mero Glen Atte Fegsy Margeres Henrenger Specail Lotee Dory Sas

Japanese Lines Yield Before Chinese Attack

A distorted report states Japanese lines yielded to a Chinese attack as Japanese efforts faltered near Shantung. The dispatch mentions Grace Spine and a speaker, with May 6 tied to the date of the report and belief in a potential secure outcome for the Shantung front.

A. Eng Syajer Aia Shantung Legions

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