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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1935

Page

9

Future Farmers Elect Officers in Maryland Chapter Meeting

About 180 attend the Maryland Chapter Future Farmers of America meeting in Calvary Methodist Church. New officers named include Clark Nicholson Poolesville president August Lackey Liberty vice president Stewart Walker Damascus secretary Charles Hickman Berlin treasurer Roy Valentine Emmitsburg reporter and adviser Dr H F Cotterman.

Maryland Future Farmers * America Calvary Clark Nicholson Fooltsville August Lackey Liberty Stewart Walker Damiassyn Charles Hickman Erlin Roy Valentine Emmitsburg H. F. Coiterman William Wildems Oakland Francis Barnes Louis Ihall Middletown Cerroll Miller Boorsboro Maryand National Future Armers Kansas Springfield Mass Deree Harry Wade Smithsburg Lancis Brown Damascus Maurice Grassnickle Ray Valentine Charles Ross Friendsie Berlin Carroll Forsythe Friendsville August Wackey Poolesville Henry Holzapfel, Jr Hagerstown Board of Regents University of Maryland Holzapfel Cotterman Norman Holzapfel Henry R. Shsemaker Euecie W. Pruitt A. O. Teary Frederick High School J. E. Metzger Torcontesh Dev

Lifespan of Sailor Mentors Tops Maryland Event Notes

A banquet and program filled with instruction from numerous named instructors and schools, including Sherwood, Lawler, Oland, Craver, and many others, accompanied about 110 boys given quarters at a state armory. Representatives from several schools are due in June for contests today. The article notes existence of 150,000 variations of New Testament manuscripts.

Unknown Names in Mysterious Document List

Fragmentary OCR lists numerous personal names and a few terms in a scattered sequence. No coherent event or context is evident beyond a string of individuals such as Dorothy and Mary with additional surnames and scattered identifiers.

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