Monthly Reports Show Children's Aid Society Meeting
Frederick County Branch and Children's Aid Society held their monthly meeting at 3 PM in the MC. Members present included Charles McC Mathias and Mrs. Michael E. Pue with reports on April activities and Maryland Conference of Social Welfare. Proceedings covered interviews with families, adoption hearings, and medical care for several children at Johns Hopkins and local clinics.
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Frederick County
Children’s Aid Society
Charles McC. Mathias
Michael FE. Pue
Maryland
Norma
Sehov
Towson
Ase
Mr. Mathias
Virgi W. Doub
A. Hart Archison
Amas J. Traver
Aben Smith
Jin S. Renn
Mos
R. S. J. Dutrow
J. W. Carty
Charles Wehler
Michael E. Pue
R. Erchison
Edgar BH. Mecade
Mark Jemikees
T. Inde Rowson
G. Elis Iliams
Pitse
Peter Martin Denges
The
Lions, Club of
Thurmont
MO OF. Shui
Frederick
Yunior
Frederick High Senevi
Ernest Wetzel
Mt. St. Mary's
Joseph Burroughs
Baltimore
Albert J. Lau. Ivingston
Mt. St. Marx's High School
Washington
Laun
Catholic Trimeton
DG Thewin - Stoner
Joseph Rosensteel
Lois Schnell
Helen Staxell
Louis Rosensteel
Jose Payne
Guy Baker
V. Harthaten
Henry
Hagerstown
North End Athletic Club
Ceme
Emma McDavit
Sew
Helen Pearson
Agena
Thurstar
Woman's Club
Alien Pryor
Joe
Young Women’s Missionary Society of
Eas Lutheran Church
Herhena
Rowe
Emmitsburg
Elizabeth Troxell
Margaret iGileian
Dorothy Bollinger
Ruth Hoke
Helen Maxell
Lloyd Fiten
Charles Bushman
Philip
Valerie Sharrier
Sahel Jean Bollinger
Amy Gillean
Ror
Maxell
Neteen
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Euphesiia
St. Eup Jas Dramatic
Cele- Charles G. Stouter
William Kinsky
Asermbiec
K. of C
Jacob E. Beker
Charles G. Stouter
John F. Dunne
Bernard J. Eckenrode
Emmi
St Marys College Elocution Contest Moves to May 15
Emmitsburg May 3 The annual oratorical contest of St Marys College students is rescheduled to May 15 in the college grammar hall. Six collegians entered the event with topics on Maryland history. The winner receives the Watterson Prize in memory of A V D Watterson.
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Emmitsburg
St. St. Mary’s College
College Granasium
Watterson
A. V. BL pUrch
AN. V. D. Watterson
Maryland
Joseph Seirar
Rosensteel
Jarriand
Joseph Elis
Maryse
Hoyt Leaves Garden as Boxing Power Fades
New York May 5 Dick Hoyt orders his stake in Madison Square Garden sold and sails for Europe. Hoyt, a banker and promoter linked to Tex Rickard, helped build the Garden and led Boston Garden ventures. His departure signals a halt to his deep involvement in professional boxing for now.
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New York
Dick Hoyt
Stark
Madison Square Garden
Europe
Deling
Richard Faresworth Hoyt
Tex Rickard
Hoy
Garden
Feild
Hort
Nto
Rickard
Garten
Tedge
Ong
Yukern
Hoyt
Spiffy Lyle
Madison Square Garden Club
Eighth Avenue
Forty-ninth Street
Trust of Salistari Times Receives Pulitzer Commendee Mention
SP Photo haries J Trust news editor of Salistari Times is honored as the Pulitzer committee reports on reporting in the August Maryland storm. The account notes Trust as a bi or figure amid widespread destruction in Salisbury and related infrastructure damage. The item also references emergency expenses and local civic efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SP Photoharies J. Trust
Salistari Times
Aas
We Puliizer
Maryland
Gale
Une
Salisbury
Youth Week Athletic Carnival Closes at Mc Curdy Field
The Francis Scott Key American Legion post hosted Youth Week events concluding with an athletic carnival at Mc Curdy Field. About 100 boys competed in 12 events while spectators watched from the sidelines. Prizes in each class were awarded by Legion organizers and distinguished guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturnay Meorming
McCurdy Field
Francis Scot Ker
American Legion
Prises
Afair
AES
Legion Pos
Ametan Legon
Pubuc
Fiz
Talmadge Lessard
Oy Abrecht
Irump
CC. Mas. Kump
M. Sax
Rothenherfer
R. Rothen
Circle Young
Frar
D. McKenze
Jesse Hassler
D. McKeneie
Vincent Marcelio
S. Blumenthal
Charles Ko
Sanner
Freeze
Brad
T. Miller
Geger
Hugh
Mier
Stevens
Opening Blue League weekend draws large Frederick crowd
Frederick led the opening Blue League weekend with about a thousand fans at McCurdy Field. Star tinsburg followed with 780, Chambersburg 600, and Hagerstown 400 as the league’s early attendance signs show. Baltimore’s George Granger, a Frederick alum, again pitched in relief as the Orioles falter.
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Frederick
Efciti
Startinsburg
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Baltimore Orioles
George Granger
Star
Chief Moore
Butt
Granger
Buffalo
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George Serine
Bary
Jonehell
Ner
Selapate
Patriay
de Purcell
Leceim
Clarence Grailey
Mirs
William ‘Troxell
Edwin Chrisner
Allen Pryor
Harry
Edwin Chrismer
Sonn Wagaman
Roy Wagama
Bernard Eckenrode
Lawrence Order
Wiliam Troxell
Louise Sebold
Charles Landers
J. L. Topper
Coal Crackers Club
Mt. St. Mary's College
John McGinley
Joseph Cariin
Robert Gillespie
Joseph Boyle
Simons
George
Warner Weish
Harry S. Borie
Thurstay
Conmitshure
Green Street
Broadmiley
Federal Emergency Relief Association
Burgess M. J. Hompsos
Harry Grayson
SIG
Departuere
Rickard Backer
Richard
Boston Garden
Age Sims
Willam F. Carey
Queens
John Reed Kipetrick
Carey Jas
James J. Josastan
Beak
Xthen
Six
Beat
AL Ois
Itajor Tracy
Sax
Edgar Bureh
Brunswick Teat County League
Othe Frederyts
Wanchester Club
Rudge
Wanchester Pz Association
Resku
Burch
Ware
Blue Ridge
Frank
McCurdy
Spalding
P. L. Hargett & Co., Inc
South Market St
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Penna
B. R
LaSalle
Price
Albaugh Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Patrick St. Frederick
Dental
Central Trust Building
Forse
Sfar Medical and Dental Service
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Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy
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