Prizes Awarded at Frederick Hallowe'en Parade
Frederick Hallowe'en Observance Committee distributed prize money and theater passes after a stage review at the Opera House. Contestants ranged from two year old Russell Yinger winning 7.50 in children’s fancy costumes to 75 year old Mrs Roy Coum receiving 1 dollar consolation prize in the adult comic division. Five floats shared awards including 75 dollars to South End Civic Association and 50 to National Bohemian Brewing Co. Special divisions awarded 5 dollars to Mrs Hurl Maupin and others for multiple entries.
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Frederick Hallowe'en Observance Committee
Opera House
Ken Burkhard
Russell Edward Yinger
Route 5
Frederick
Roy Coum
East Second Street
Dionne
Walkersville
South End Civic Association
National Bohemian Brewing Co
Raggedy Mops
North End Civic Association
Hurl Maupin
West Seventh Street
Beverly Ann May
Richard HM
RFD
Richard E
Virginia Lee Best
Louise Waltz
East Third Street
Jacqueline K
David Lee
Jimmy Misner
le Gore
Richard Evans
Motter Avenue
Jacqueline Fox
Orchard Avenue
Daniel Sprigg Chesley
Extracted list of names and addresses with prizes and roles
A fragmented OCR list provides numerous names and street addresses from multiple towns. It mentions prizes and participants including households in Mount Airy and Walkersville, with references to costumes, dog Scotty, and several Mr Mrs pairs, plus an 1880 couple and consolation entries.
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North Market Street
Mary Louise Chesley
Mary Ann Knipple
East South Street
Linda Ruth Lochner
West Third Street
David
Sally
Mike Boone
Connie Fleet
West South Street
Joy Valentine
West Second Street
Adelina Dianne Dudrow
McKaig
Pamela Stilwell
Hagerstown
James and
Sandra Simmons
Westminster
Betty Kauffman
Dorothy Snyder
Mt. Airy
Local Comics Awardees List Readers Names and Prizes
A fragment lists numerous individuals and addresses tied to prizes for children and adult comics categories. Entries include names such as William Ward, Mia Ward, Elwood Anglebee, Dennis Anglebee, Albert Baker, and Jack Harris among others, with amounts like 7.50 5 and 2.50 and locations across Frederick Urbana Woodsboro Union Bridge and Adams towns. The text also mentions titles such as Mammy Yokum Amos ’n Andy and an Irish tramp in association with award allocations and garnished prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Ward Crum
Walkersville
William Ward
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Mammy Yokum
Elwood
Dennis Anglebee
East South Street
Amos
East Church Street
Jerry Williams
West Fourth Street
Christopher Warner
Adamstown
Frances Jackson
North Bentz
Jackie Rodgers
North Bentz Street
Jerry Starner
Wisner Street
Brenda Fox
Chapel Alley
Betty Dorsey
Ronald Nikirk
West Fifth Street
Dean Nikirk
Robert Titler
James Carmack
Frederick
Jack Harris
Jimmy Harris
Union Bridge
Northend Holstein Review
Elizabeth Crum
Constance’ Chesley
Sarah Bennett
Charles N. Harbaugh
Rayhne Rippeon
Shirley Anne Smith
Ray Zimmer
Route 1 area notices and contracted musical units
A list of individuals and addresses in Mt. Airy Thurmont Libertytown Jefferson Frederick and nearby places appears connected to contracted musical units that were not awarded prizes. Names include Helen Miles Thomas Bowman Kenneth Smith Mrs Roy Crum Mrs Pauline Hawker Edward Morningstar Richard Heckert and others.
4-H Members In Speaking Contest Finals Set at Maryland
Ten 4-H club members from Maryland state compete in the University of Maryland finals for the 4-H radio speaking contest on November 4 starting at 10 30 a m. One boy and one girl from each of five districts advance from district semifinals. Participants include Phillip Walbert of Henderson Queen Anne county and Mary Frances Shortall of Cordova Talbot county from the Eastern Shore district and Patricia Elder of Bel Alton Charles county from the Southern Maryland district, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Shortall
Cordova
Talbot County
Maryland
Patricia Elder
Bel Alton
Charles County
Maryland 4-H Contest Selections From Districts Named
The contest draws contestants from Allegany and Baltimore counties across north central and central districts including Rob ert Downing Nottingham and Harold Mullinix Jr from Frederick area. Two winners a girl and a boy will be chosen by judges and receive prizes a chest of silver for the girl and a watch for the boy. The event accompanies the 4 H county winners assembly at Maryland University on Saturday with judges Edward Rider Jane Shaw and James L Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Downing
Nottingham
Prince George
Maryland
Anne Riggleman
Keyser
W. Va
Ted Puffenberger
Little Orleans
Allegany County
Walter Bay
White Hall
Phyllis Burke
Fikesville
Baltimore County
Harold Mullinix
Alry
Virginia Gargt
Frederick
4-H
Maryland University
Edward Rider
University of Maryland
Jane Shaw
James L. Golden
Univer
Trinity Methodist Youth Fellowship Meeting Officers Elected
Regular monthly meeting of the Trinity Methodist Youth Fellowship was held in the Trinity Methodist Sunday school room last Sunday. The first section elected officers: President Howard Ambrose, secretary Betty Heffner, treasurer Rhea Winpigler, deputy duties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Youth Fellowship
Trinity Methodist
Howard Ambrose
Betty Heffner
Rhea Winpigler
Christian Education Talk Aboard by Charles A Price
A group of about thirty attendees heard Attorney Charles A Price discuss Christian education. The event featured refreshments directed by Audrey Windigher and later served under Betty Heffner with the program chaired by Emma Ame broee and Cheries Ford guiding recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tional
Charles Sheehy
Emma Amebroee
Cheries Ford
Charles A. Price
Audrey Windigher
Betty Heffner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hallowe’en
Dunn Shoes
N. Market
Famous
Hamilton
Lana
Efrems Includ
Edera Tax
Milton
Landis
South Market St
Bennefs
U. S
GMC
Western Union
Avery
Td Trock
Sity
Maryland Speech Department
Williamson
North Market ST
Klik
Milady
Ren
Babette
Benne
Bennett
Bennett's
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