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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1933

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2

Future Farmers Hold Election At State Meeting

The annual Future Farmers of America state chapter meeting in a parish hall elected new officers for the coming year. Csttis Skinner was named president with officers including Carren ter, Nelson Pittinger, Lewis Anhalt, Harold Nash and OH Reynolds. Telis Ahalt and others received Maryland farmer degrees, while Ray Twigg and many peers earned Greenhand and Future Farmer recognitions. Approximately 159 students and instructors from Maryland high schools attended, with contests, demonstrations, and awards planned throughout the day.

Markand Farner Future Farmers of Telis Ahalt Middletown Carroll Miler Boonsboro Willam Harris Dentrevie Harold Nash LibertyLown Nelson Pittinge Libertytown Frank- Yim Solmon Highland Calvin Skinder Binnerville Ray ‘Twigg Old Towns Ciny Weuw Jay Wield Ial Friis Wikterson Oakland Maryland Wiley Grifith Gaithersburg Charles ©.T. Stull Frederick County DeVoe K. Meade J. EB. Metsger University of Maryland Eugene W. Pruitt Schoolik Henry R. Shoemaker A. L Leary Frederick High School C. Cyril Emarenan Mneme Polly Wfad Camp Ritehoe Blackwell C. H. Lanes Future Farmers of América John Lane Stan Charles H. Remoberg Eormm Dr. Metzger C. M. Wilson H. H. Anderson Paul 5 Frederick Teem Allegany Baltimore Dorchester Garrett Queen Anne Worcester Feame Amice Arundel Charen Mord Howard Montgomery Prince Chearges Fredee Rotary Club State Department of Education Remsberg Armory Charlera Iere Huatford County Baden Buckingham Church Hil Clare Damascus Dublin Emnitsburg Funtstone Friendsvile Kyalistown Hancock Jarretsville Liber Nédletown Oldtoan Poolrsyie Princess Anne Relsterstown Sparks Snow Hi Poolesville Charles H. Remsberg Studenta Jack Guteridge Howard Mainhart Bernard Berling Charles Mercer Donald Utterback Nelson Pittinger Howard Nash Carroll Forsythe Charles Ridenour John Kurtz Stanley Bosley Alice Compher Brantley M. Stevens John Jehle Howard Owings Charles McGlaughlin Harry Wade, Jr Thomas Tucker Clark Nicholson Jamra Youns Gorur Ler Buller Une Ayes Genie Evans Burl Martin Philip Todd Maurice Slick Harold Reynolds Paul Wade J. R. Tinger K. M. Boswell Robert Hopkins Robert Hall Hugh Long Harrison Richardson Walter Murphy Kirby Smile Boyd Stine Lewis Feutler Ons Ste Robert Morrin V . Snad Osien Webster James Snaff Pranklin Salmons Eugene Lewis Kenneth Frey Leonard Baulitz Clarence Vincent Charles E Foster Morris Skinner Clay Webb M. Senbold Emnett C. Weetzell David E. Derr Clinton E. Delen Frederick Gashorn Roy Baden Joseph W. Davis Wison Goldsmith Wiley Griffith Tews Latimer Carroll Miller Kenneth Remar Clayton Larrimore

Luck Makes Slam North in a Bridge Problem

Secretary WM. E. McKennett presents a bridge problem from Aimeticnn Bridge League notes. The article discusses how luck affects hands and outlines bidding and play ideas to reach six no trump, highlighting heart and spade strategy, the diamond opening, and finessing chances to test East's remaining cards.

South WM. EB. McKennet Aimeticnn Bridge League North East

Detour Detour Town News Highlights Community Notes

Minka HooverFredericka visits her parents Mr and Mrs Werbright. Fellowship meeting at Mt Zion Church drew many. Rev Willams of Union Bridge led opening, Dr William Ott of Hagerstown spoke, Keysville choir performed, Harbaugh class served refreshments. Imogene Weybright visited grandparents Weybright. Cement work on Whey s road bridge middle pier progresses as the bridge washed away Aug 23 inconvenienced farmers. Teresa Eckenrode moved into Curtis Stambaugh tenant home. Mita Helen Delaplane stayed week with uncle Robert Cash in Baltimore.

Minka Hoover Frederica Werbright Mt. Zion Willams Union Bridge William Ott Hagerstown Keysville Harbaugh Gang Women Imogene Weybright J. F. Weybright Whey's Road Mita Helen Delaplane Robert Cash Baltimore

Notable Names List in Historical Ledger Extract

A fragmentary roster mentions individuals including Robert Moore, Dryden Moore, Thomas Hrat terlin, Lowe N Shockley, Perry Shockley, Wford aydelntt, Maurice Godfirey, Ridney Northam, Lawrence Hancock, George Baines, Stanley Robinson, and James Seabold, suggesting a ledger or staff index from a past issue.

Boston College Beats Centre in Columbus Day Game 6-0

Boston College defeated Centre College of Kentucky 6 to 0 in the Eagles annual Columbus Day game. The rout showcased BC’s offense while Centre struggled to respond on both sides of the ball.

Boston College Centre Boston Centre College of Kentucky Eagles

Accident Victim William Miller Returns After Injury

William Miller, brother of J. H. Young, was injured in an automobile crash near Ladiesburg and transported to Frederick City hospital. He returned home Thursday with a dislocated shoulder and other injuries described as painful but non life threatening.

DY. MW. Shord Wiliam Pishje Baltimore D. Shord Willem Miller Murt Ladiesburg Frederick City DM. Miler Min J. H. Young Detour

Revolt Continues Over Brooklyn Queens Democratic Fight

New York Oct 11 The Democratic revolt in Brooklyn and Queens against Joseph V McKee nears erosion of party unity as activists back Srevidym Democratic Women to beit O'Brien for McKee.

Srevidym Democratic Women Beit O'Brien McKee New York Brooklyn Queens Joseph V. McKee

Brooklyn Woman's Democratic Forum cancels rally for McKee ally

The Women's Democratic Forum of Brooklyn unexpectedly canceled a large rally for Mayor John P. O'Brien and his candidate roster. The move mirrors John H. McCooey's district leaders, with the forum now backing McKee after internal pressure from McCooey's Brooklyn party machinery.

John H. McCooey Pnt Women's Democratic Forum of Brooklyn sWadenly John P. O'Brien Tam

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