Three Eagles to be honored in FredericK ceremony
Three Life Scouts from Frederick will receive the Eagle rank at a Friday 7 30 p m ceremony in the Y M C A auditorium. Bernard M Davis Jr George B Delaplaine Jr and James R Maples are named for the historic triple award with Norman F Ford to confer the honors. Dr Ignatius Byorlee will speak as Army officers and officials attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll H. Hendrickson
Court of Honor Committee
Bernard M. Davis, Jr
George B. Delaplaine, Jr
James R. Maples
Frederick
Hendricksen
Scouting
Court of Honor
Ignatius Byorlee
Frederick County
Norman F. Ford
Hendrickson
Esgie
Army
Eagles
Frederick High School
Local Notes From Sykesville Area Social News
Sykesville residents share furloughs and visits with relatives in Virginia Beach and Atlantic City. Miss Ruth Koerner resigns as Sykesville post office clerk effective September 1. Herman Reznich and family spent last week in Atlantic City. Benjamin Mullinix and Nettie Mullinix announce the birth of son Benjamin Grayson in Manhattan Kansas. Mrs George DeVries returns from Ocean Grove. Robert J. Taylor Jr of Baltimore visits with his parents. Mrs M P Barrow of Savannah visiting Judge William Forsythe and family in Oakland Farms. Beatty Seibert hospitalized at University Hospital Baltimore after an accident.
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Sykesville
K Kenneth Barnes
Virginia Beach
Wiliam Melville
William Hobbs
Ruth Koerner
Herman Reznich
Atlantic City
Ao Yea
BS oe _s
Benjamin Grayson Mullinix
Gon
Manhattan
Kans
Benjamin Grayson
Mullinix
Nettie Mullinix
George DeVries
Ocean Grove
Robert J. Taylor, Jr. Balthmore
Robert J. Taylor
M. P. Barrow
Savannah
William H. Forsythe
Oakland Farms
Beatty Seibert
Carl Seibert
University Hospital, Baltimore
School Days in Wartime America
In a wartime back to school scene, American children and families adjust to rationing and air raid drills. Mothers like Mrs Mather shop for durable, wartime fabrics while encouraging thrift and patriotism. Susie and Bill trade treats for war stamps, preparing for future shortages and national duty.
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America
Dad
Cairo
Stalingrad
Dutch Harbor
Solomon Islands
Susie
Bill
Mather
Sandham
Ball
Local notes on veterans and obituaries in Howard County
Allan Henderson has joined the army and reported to Camp Lee with Edward and Raymond Henderson already serving. Dr. Frank G. Muller dies at University Hospital after weeks with heart illness. services held in Howard County and burial at Lorain Park Cemetery. Howard County launches scrap metal drive Sept 1 to Oct 31 with 41 men named to coordinate efforts across six districts. Mrs. S C Musgrove of Highland returns from visit with sister-in-law Mrs R Clyde Pindell. Mrs. Paul B King Washington visits Mrs. Frederick Schow. George Holman of St Augustine, formerly of Sykesville, visits relatives. Miss Caroline D Ridgely visiting sister Mrs Matthew Reil.
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Allan Henderson
James Henderson
Camp Lee
Edward
Raymond Henderson
Allan
Frank G. Muller
Unversity
Howard County
E. Carl Rot
Lorraine Park Cemetery
Marion W Baxley
S.C Musgrove
Highland
R. Clyde Pindell
Paul B King Washington
Frederick Schow
George Holman
St Augustine
Fla
Sykesville
Caroline D Ridgely
Matthew Reil
Abbreviations Of Military Titles Mean Here Is What
Judy Rieily of Pikesville visits grandparents Mr and Mrs James O Ridgely. Mary Alice Hush returns to Oakland after visiting Lou Ann Haight. Billy Catsil returns to grandmother Mrs Lewis Thomas from Washington trip. Relatives and friends visited Mrs Hatfield’s relatives in Annapolis. A service men’s mothers meeting at St Paul’s Church Hall prepared for a flag dedication honoring local service members. A note on taste and smell shows peppermint oil detection in water.
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Pikesville
edJudy Rieily
James O. Ridgely
Mary Alice Hush
Oakland
Lou
Ann Haight
Billy Cats
William Kies
Annapolis
Service Men
St. Paul's Church Hall
Bertha L. Rehbeln
Navy Mother's Club
Maryland Amendment Proposals and Judicial Reforms 1912
Proclaimed advertisement of amendments to the Maryland Constitution regarding Article 14 and Section 21 of Article 4. The text outlines submission to qualified voters at the November 1912 general election, publication requirements, and Governor’s proclamation. It details amendments to constitutional sections, election procedures, and the creation and appointment rules for circuit court judges across multiple circuits. It also specifies residency, term, and compensation provisions for judges and the process for adjourned terms and quorums.
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Uta
Maryland
Lee
Circuit Court
Wilds
Rere
Gaid
Cireuit
Halismere
Ench
Kirford County
Whall
Cecil County
General Assembly
Caroline
Cech
Kept
Queen Anne's
Mainat
Widgen Fm
Maryland Constitutional Amendment Proposals and Election Procedures
Long legislative text outlines proposed amendments to Maryland Constitution Articles III and IV adding judicial appointments rules, legislative clerk pay, and standards for state property seizure. It details how amendments are submitted to voters in 1941 and 1942 elections, eligibility, voting phrases, governor’s duties, and conditions for new elections if vacancies or ties occur across Montgomery Prince Frederick St. Marys and other counties.
Maryland Amendment Debates On Constitutional Revisions and Juvenile Courts
Article text outlines proposed constitutional amendments in Maryland including condemnation provisions, compensation for property, and a new Article IV section creating Juvenile Courts. It details submission to voters, ballot wording, and procedures for adoption or rejection. The measure covers government authority, court structure, and judge compensation with specifics on elections and transition rules.
Maryland Proposes Constitutional Amendment on Juvenile Courts
Governor Heribert Onoak orders publication of a proclamation detailing an amendment to Maryland constitution to provide for juvenile courts. The notice explains election timing, ballot wording, and summary of the amendment to be submitted at the November 2012 general election, with publication in three newspapers in Baltimore.
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Artiela TU
Ate Stat
Maryl
Legislative Department
Teading
Clerks of Contes
Registrara of
Wits
Baryland
General Assembly of
Maryland
Herchy
State of Maryland
Baltimore
Beteimore
Ian See
Hall
Seid Fourteenth Srille
Attodwivet
aAgelant Juvenile Courte Amonimant
Tasr
Agelost
Ptoe
Atthaly
Waht Edlele Aly
Werbert N Onok
Stelmil
Artiely
Acts of the Gener Assooty of
Baldle
Annapolaus
Aly
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Wide World Fashion Editor
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Mach
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Rad Elec
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Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, MD
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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BTATF
Macclaud
Afaryland
Margeland
State of
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Baltiemore
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Pata
Sali
Tabletary Department
Fredeelel
Montgomery
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Adare
Madd County
Pealdeote
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Broderick County
Judicial E Treulie
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Seventh Circuit
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Sal County
Bein George's County
Price George's County
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Kach
Theo Mod
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Wtall
Nome
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Galt
Almdl
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Acre
Daw
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Arties
Artiels J O
Martyland
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Seeley
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