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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1943
Page
2
Captain Clark Gable sought to hold a press conference in Washington today but was overwhelmed by a crowd of women seeking him. He discussed his war duties and film work, deflecting questions about how warfare changes him and his experiences flying as a Flying Fortress gunner.
Boystown Nebraska Father E J Flanagan will speak at the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers 28th annual convention November 3 4 at Towson State Teachers College He will discuss his work with delinquent boys and address a gathering of parents and educators Mrs William A Hastings of Wisconsin will be guest of honor and speak on The family role in education
November 3 program in Cockeysville features Lt Richard Miles of the British Embassy as guest speaker on international relations. Other speakers include Dr R G Steinmeyer, Dr James E Spitznas, David W Zimmerman, Mrs Wilmer Fell Davis, and David S Jenkins. Also notes a surprise birthday party for Miss Sadie Ogle on East Seventh Street.
Elizabeth Krise Mrs Catherine Griffith and Lawrence Willard hosted a social with decorations, games, and evening refreshments. Guests included Mr and Mrs Krise Mrs Griffith several couples and misses Celeste Thomas Helen Crampton Esther Milles and others. Say you saw it in The News.
Middletown High School won the Frederick County Dairy Cattle Judging Contest, with Richard Holter top scorer at 53.42 and a $7 prize. Har old Keller, Donald Keller, Edward Wachter, Eugene Long, Edwin DeLauter, David Stert, and James Six also earned awards. Team placements favored Middletown, Thurmont, and Emmitsburg among six clubs judged at Walter Hahn farm.
A Guernsey cattle show occurred at the MecCardell farm and at the Lewis farm with supervision by county Vo/Ag teachers. George Hyatt Jr., Extension Dairyman from the University of Maryland, served as the official judge.
Money for the cash awards was furnished by the State Fair Board. This contest sponsored by the Vo-Ag teachers has been developed since the State contest usually held at the Frederick Fair has been discontinued, this being the second annual local contest.
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