Cadet Battalion Picks Offi cers For School Unit
The Cadet Battalion at Boys High School completed its organization with commissioned officers named by popular choice and competitive exams. Major Earl Saltz, Merle Dixon, and officers from Companies A B C along with headquarters staff were announced. Three-member military committee evaluated leadership, with exams based on the Infantry Drill Manual. Non commissioned officers to be named later as fall activities begin. Soccer practice continues daily and the first game vs Thurmont High is set for Saturday.
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Charfe
Earl. Saltz Merle Dixon
Pany 'A
Ernest
Heutenant
Walter’ Eikernant
Edgar Thomas
Pany’ B
Thomas Ken
Hedy
Leutenant
Richard Dutrow
Paul Musante
Wilbur Kindi
Fat “Leutenant
Roy’l. Yinger
Eutenant
Frank Reker
Arters’ Company
David Ald
Eewind ‘Neutenant
Victor Summers
Headquarters Co
Taddeus Biser
J. Cassie’ Biehl
Fenton Harris
Charles FE. Moylan
Bélles’ Lettres
Nektenatts
United States
Thurmont High School
Eres Wibh Mic Gt
Maryland Boys Win National Dairy Contest Honors
Maryland agricultural club boys led by a Frederick countian won top honors at the National Dairy Show in Chicago. The Maryland team placed first in Guernseys, second in Ayrshires, and fourth in all breeds. Chauncey Adalt of Middletown and Herbert Hoopes of Harford county earned top individual spots, marking Maryland’s first ever club-boy team at the national event. Lichenstein will probate. Isaac Robert Lichenstein, longtime Democratic figure and distillery officer, left bequests to Jewish and temple funds with executors named.
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Maryland
Old Commonwealth
Ithe National Dairy
Stow
Chicago
T. B. Symons
University of Maryland J Extension
W. C.” Snarr
Harford County
Chauncey Adalt
Middletown
Agricultural Club Boys
Lichenstein Whs
Isaac Robert
Lichenstein
Polldts
Lichenstein * Distilling Company
Old Price’s
Frederick County
B'er Chayim Jewish Congregation
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. Moses Lichenstein
L.lee Lichenstein
I. Rosenbaum
Samuel Wertheimer
Robert Toltelbaum
L. Lee Lichenstein
Samluel Wertheimer
Frederick
Myrkle-Harder Co at Opera House for Fair Week
Announced plans for the Myrkle-Harder Company annual visit to the City Opera House during Fair Week. Manager Deckert released the program including Polly With a Past as opening attraction and titles like Dawn O'n the Moon East The Unkissed Bride and Civitan Clothes. tickets expected to go on sale soon.
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Myrkle-Harder
Lange Numers
Deckert
Opera’ House
David Elasto
Polly
Bri
Civitan
Civic Club Plans Social at Wayside Inn October 29
The Civic Club approved plans for its annual social a supper at Wayside Inn on October 29. Members urged attendance and tickets will be sold by committee members led by Nan Houck. Miss Welldon heads the Friend's Creek work in Frederick County. Reports from committees were heard, including an educational report by Mrs Albert Brown outlining future activities.
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Civic Club
Wayside Inn
Mias Nan Houck
Miss Welldon
Friend's Creek
Frederick County
Albert’ Brown
Educational Department
Countian Again Honored by National Deaf Association
Rev. D. B. Moylan of this county has been reappointed by the president of the National Association of the Deaf as state organizer of the deaf in Maryland.
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Countian
Rev
D. BE. Moylan
National Association of the Deaf
Maryland
Weather plans and school maps spark state weather effort
Weather Bureau plans a Maryland tour to promote climate education. State Weather Service will distribute rainfall, temperature, and growing season maps to schools to boost curriculum focus. Farmers and truckers may gain from improved forecast data and agricultural planning. Frederick High wins volleyball 42 to 17 over Brunswick.
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Weather Bureau
Maryland
Judios ‘H. Spercer
Baltimore
Vlatting
Ounty Weather Bureau
Bry Spencer
State Weather Service
Delaware
Campbell White to Speak at Sunday School Rally
Campbell White, a prominent Protestant church leader, will address the Sunday School Rally on October 3. He has held key roles including executive secretary of the Laymen's Missionary Movement and president of Wooster University, now leading a major interchurch missionary effort and the White Bible School in New York City.
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R Campbell
Hare Te Campbell
Bredervick Guility
Sanday
Anericus
Hidla
North America
Wooster
University
Ohio
Inter-Churquy
ratMovelent
Whits Bible School
New York
City
John ‘Mott
Fedderick
S:day
Director Mrs. Frank Benty Named To Fourth Red Cross Roll Call
Mrs Frank Benty of Hagerstown formerly of Frederick has been appointed director of the Fourth Red Cross Roll Call for Washington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank, Benty
Hagerstown
Frederick
Washington County
California Syrup Ad Promises Harmless, Fruity Taste
An old advertisement copy touts a California syrup for children's stomachs, promising a mild laxative effect and “most harmless” physic with a fruity flavor. It stresses that full directions are printed on each bottle and instructs saying the brand name California during use.
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Winston-Salem
Reynolds
North Carolina
Pete
Peter
California
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Chauncey Anhalt
Middlstowe
Ale
Guern
Seys
Myrkle-Harder CO
Opera House
Miss Welldan
Sito Rene Iz ‘All
Pyne
Pines
Mors
G. H.S
Frederick High School
Brunswick High School
Brunswick
Mildred Leg DeLashmutt
Frederick Girls
Adelaide Rosenstock
Marian Ogle
Dorothy Gale
Margaret Weller
Helen Fisher
Frances Boyd
Ruth James
Charlotte Haller
Miss Abbott
Public Athletic League
Greenawalt’s
Camel City
N.C
Frederick, MD
Heb
Uented Stmes Depository Line OF Maryland Depository
Aoe County
Fréderick
Trust Department
Government of the
Chuck
Rederick
Farmers & Mechanics Nation Bank
Aes & Mechanics National Bank
McCleery
Market Street
Ban P
Prieerick
PRONE
Seeger & Company, Hardware
South Market Street
Kefauver
Shapro
North Market Street
Frederick, MO
Wheat Insurance
Hellyenstein & Urner
N. Market
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