Prizes Awarded at Fredencis Garden Club Flower Show
The annual Flower Show at Calvary Methodist Episcopal parish hall drew a large crowd and awarded many prizes across diverse classes. Judges praised the rural women’s clubs displays and arrangements, with entries ranging from Still Life to miniature compositions and elaborate table settings. Prize winners included Mrs. E Dwight McCain, Mrs. John Edward Schell, Miss Nan Knott, and many others across numerous categories and container choices.
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Fredencis Garden
Calvary Methodist Epscopal
Leslie N. Gay
Amos T. Hutchins
Severn River Garden Club
David H. Fulton
Arundel Club
Baltimore
William Hamilton
J. A. Long
Sydney Bradford
Hagerstown
E. Dwight McCain
BR. W. Baer
Frank C. Nicodemus
Gerrit Peters
Joseph H Apple
Nan Knott
John Edward Schell
J. A Long
T. Stuart Haller
Helena Staufer
Ernest Helfenstein
Betty Storm
Alice Bowers
Betty McCain
Mary Russell Hendrickson
Dani Thomas
H. H. Abbott
Lewis R. Derizbaugh
Joseph H. Apple
William M. Storm
Carlos de Garmendia
William Storm
Daniel Thomas
G. Hunter Bowers
R. E. Town
Robert E. Dellaplaine
Waters
Thurmont Homemakers Club
Frank P. Little
Sam W. Maples
Harry Davis
Harr Davis
James Long
Vincent Rogers
Wiliam Anderson
W. A Riddell
Robert E. Delaplaine
RE. Town
FE. EB. Bown
Helena Stanfer
R. W. Baer
Mary Maulsby
Tomes
Sry
Seven Named To Lead War On Jap Beetles
Seven attendants named to head Japanese beetle control across Frederick County starting early June. Appointees include Marlow Thompson Brunswick Philip Grove Merkle Dixon Frederick Lewis Bell Emmitsburg William Keily New Market David A Hickman Point of Rocks and Lloyd Groshon Thurmont. County funds $500 will be matched by state and federal sources to reach about $1,500. Traps will be placed and attendants will monitor beetle captures and record counts.
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Marlow Thompson
Brunswick
Philip Grove
Merkle Dixon
Frederick
Lewis Bell
Emmitsburg
William Keily
New Market
David A Hickman
Point of Rocks
Lloyd Groshon
Thurmont
Henry R. Shoemaker
George S. Langford
University of Maryland
Langdon Acquitted By District Jury
Washington May 24 Robert F Langdon former Washington policeman was acquitted tonight of killing Beulah Limerick on New Year s Eve seven years ago The jury deliberated an hour and ten minutes The case went to the jury after Assistant U S District Attorney John J Wilson pressed for conviction Langdon denied knowledge of the death of the theater usher
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Washington
Robert F. Langdon
Beulah Limerick
John J. Wilson
U. S
Langdon
Closing Exercises Friday at Frederick Free Kindergarten
The Frederick Free Kindergarten in the Federated Charities building at 22 South Market street will hold closing exercises Friday at 10 o'clock. Miss Margaret Exsenhauer announces a display of the children's work and a year end party. Over ninety children were enrolled this year.
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Frederick Free Kindergarten
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Margaret Exsenhauer
Muss Eisenhauer
Garden Club flowershow prizes boost Ariz library grounds fund
The Ariz Public Library hosted a flowershow featuring entries from perennial and biennial categories with Mary Maulsler Helena Stanfler and Mrs Gersit Peters among winners. Proceeds from the event will fund grounds improvements. a qubstay 3 Halsum was cleared though totals are not yet calculated. No cash prizes were awarded except in the children's class and a special prize donated by Mrs Ira J Mel Curdy went to the best entry in container designs open to Garden Club members.
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Mary Maulsler
Helena Stanfler
Gersit
Peters
C. Burr Ariz Public Library
Ariz Library
Ira J. Mel Curdy
Garden Club
Mrs Willebrandt Employe Arrested In Gettysburg Farm Case
An arrest was made on Tuesday of a caretaker at a Adams County farm near Gettysburg owned by Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt former U S attorney in charge of prohibition enforcement. C R Logan 49 was turned over to Gettysburg police for hearing on larceny charges. Much of the stolen goods including a day bed towels vacuum cleaner and pipe dies were recovered. Also noted is an honors award for Miss Mary Eleanor Crawford on graduation from Franklin Square Hospital Baltimore.
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Adams County
Gettysburg
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
United States
Widlebrand
C. R. Logan
Frederick
Logan
North Market Street
Willebrand
Allen Bartgis
Horace Alexander
Mary Eleanor Crawford
Beulah Miller Crawford
Tate Newman Crawford
Franklin Square Hospital
Baltimore
Crawford
Freder Fogh School
Jacob Miller
Carline Hanshew Miller
Gaithersburg
Henry E Hanshew
Caroline Kelier Hanshew
Carroll County Youth Drowns In Mill Race
Eight year old William Wright son of Harry Wright a weaver at Melville woolen mills Oakland in Carroll county drowned Sunday morning in the mill race near his home. He had been playing with neighbor Richard Young who later told his father what happened. The body was recovered Sunday night after the mill race was emptied by authorities Sergeant Blizzard and Officer John H. Doud of Maryland State Police. Funeral services were held at the residence and Taylorsville M E church followed by burial in the church cemetery.
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Witliam Wright
Harry Wright
Melville
Oakland
Carroll County
Richard Young
Herbert Young
Wight
Blizzard
John H. Doud
Maryland
Randallstown
Aclock
Harry
Diana Wight
Lorraine
Dorothy
Norman
Granville DeHoff
Taylorsvide M. E
Annual Outing Planned by Fae Girlfriendly Lov
The choir group holds its annual outing Saturday afternoon at F. & Creek with transportation by Clyde M. Roney. Choir members who helped with the May 12 pageant are invited to join the group gathering at 106 East Church Street at 1 p.m.
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F. & Creek
Clyde M. Roney
East Church Street
Plane Crash At Cleveland Kills Ten In Fog
A United Air Lines passenger liner crashes near Cleveland in thick fog. Pilot James L. Brandon, co pilot Merrifield Cheaga, stewardess Mildred Maced and seven passengers die or are burned. Arthur Doty of Watertown is among travelers en route from New York to Chicago. a brother Harold Doty reportedly died today. Airline officials had received a radio message stating the plane would land at 1024 EST.
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Cleveland
Sey
Fremen
Sugarben
Eve Dodes
James L. Brandon
Merrifield Cheaga
Mildred Maced
Chicago
New York
N. J
Arthur Doty
Watertown
Mass
Harold Doty
United Air Line
Okeh
Wage Hour Bill Is Pushed Through House Vote Record
Washington May 24 A broad coalition largely of Northern Democrats and Republicans pushed the wage hour bill through the House by 314 to 97. Southern Democrats opposed amendments for regional minimums. The measure sets a nationwide minimum wage starting at 25 cents per hour with a 5 cent annual rise to 40 cents and a maximum weekly hours limit reducing from 44 to 40 in the second year.
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Washington
House of Representatives
South
North
Saxton Among Eleven Nabs Admiral Commendation
Annapolis Md May 24 Rear Admiral Wilson Brown superintendent of the Naval Academy today selected eleven members of the graduating class to receive letters of commendation for character and officer like qualities. The eleven plus nine other midshipmen will be awarded prizes for leadership and scholastic standing at a regimental dress parade on June 1. One Marylander John Alexander Saxton Woodsboro was named among the eleven to receive the commendation letters.
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Annapolis
Wilson Brown
Naval Academy Today
John Alexander Saxton
Woodsboro
Brown
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
The puzzle states a four link chain was cut once in each link and the pieces separated. One cut link then joined the ends of each four link section to form two 20 link chains, with four welded cuts costing $160. The note adds that US army tires have a special inner tube that automatically seals over a bullet.
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United States Army
Indirect Lighting Of Highways Planned
The Maryland State Roads Commission authorized experimental indirect highway lighting on two sections near Hagerstown and Prince George's County. Tests will use 100-foot spaced poles with three round reflectors to amplify headlight glare and illuminate the road for a mile, covering Route 40 from Huretts to Conococheague and New Hampshire Avenue from the District line to University Avenue.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Hagerstowe
Washington
Cinef
Nathan L. Smith
Smith
Huretts
Conococheague
Hagerstown
Bridge Tunnel Plan for Chesapeake Bay Crossing
A combined bridge and tunnel project for a Chesapeake Bay crossing from Sandy Point to Kent Island is being planned by the State Roads Commission. Chairman Homer E. Tabler said the design would meet War Departments objections to a bridge at the site and cost less than a full length tunnel, with a bridged section near shore and a tunnel deeper offshore not hindering navigation.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Sandy Point
Kent Island
State Roads Commission
Homer E. Tabler
Commission
War Departments
Tabler
Attempted Kidnap of English Industrial Leader at Cowley
Two men were arrested in London on March 24 after a bold attempt to kidnap Viscount Nuffield, famed British industrialist at Cowley Motor Works near Oxford. A friend heard voices, alerted police, and the suspects were seized following a struggle while the plant had closed.
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Lord Nufield
Offic
Cowley Motor Works
Nea Oxford
Nuffield 2
Nuffield
London
Numield
Henry Ford of
Briain
Invest
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