Kiwanis Help For Florida Sufferers Aided By District
At the weekly Kiwanis meeting in Frederick the Capital District of Kiwanis Clubs announced a relief contribution for Florida disaster sufferers. Lieut-Governor Dr C H Conley outlined district action, and local members approved. The meeting also noted a condolence to A S Goldsborough family and featured Hood College educator Prof G Navin Robert discussing intelligence tests and Hood’s mental reaction measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key
Capital District of Kiwanis Clubs
Florida
C. H. Conley
A. S. Golisborough
Baltimore
Goldsborough
Frederick Club
G. Navin Robert
Hood College
Hood
Robert
Meeting Guests and Notable Apples Mentioned in Hagerstown Notes
Guests at the meeting included M J Grove and William Alinutt with Kiwanians A M Long and A J Warns from Hagerstown. After the meeting the members were photographed for the Frederick movie as they left the hotel. Mrs C F Bond of West Serenta Street reports two apples weighing 43 ounces and fifteen inches in circumference grown by Mr Dinterman on his farm. The apples are described as symmetrically formed and fine examples of their variety. Hats with high crowns and wide brims are noted, crowns softened by draped or tucked variations and brims drooping more than older sailor styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.J Grove
William = Alinutt
A M. Long
A. J Warns
Hagerstown
C. F. Bond
West Serenta Street
Join Dinterman
Walkersville
Illiteracy in wartime era education mocks country schools
A speech reflections on American schooling and illiteracy rates during wartime mobilization. The speaker recalls one room schools, low teacher pay, and the need for better education to equip farm youth for national service. Mentions tests, rural towns, and evolving attitudes toward schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Binkley
Lafe End
Bart
Cognt
Conmirt
Two Thousand Dollar Verdict Against Estate
After brief deliberation the jury returned a $2,000 verdict against the estate of Marr E Stonesifer in the case of Grace F Eyles versus George P Buecker. Separate suit by Marshall B Esler against the same executors settled for $500. Witnesses testified for both sides. some testimony involved care by a practical nurse for Miss Esler from December 15, 1926, to February 1927, totaling $3,625 in alleged services and board from April 1, 1923, to December 18, 1923. The jury was discharged after announcing the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace FE. Eyles
George P Buecker
Marr E Stonesifer
Marshall B . Esler
Board i
Ot Iftree
Marshall Burler
Triad Immensely Af
Sas
Esler Caimey
Pate
Marshal
Bao Petmeth
Bos Sa
Deen
Agus
Andy
Pett Jury
Braddock Warrens Club Meeting Report
Bratine Wo Men's Club met Friday at Mrs. Tana Hoffmay sah eleven spembers precapt The meee opened with a program led by Mrs Dourahe Theampeon mares Remansraiey om res we hing Shas Tre qiny Re Teer Css Set 2 as the home of Mrs. Nabe Covel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Warren
Bratine
Tana Hoffmay
SOA
Black Joe
Mss Dourahe
Nabe
Covel
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Frederick
Abe Martin
John Fo Dike Coe
TH Country School OF Tister Day
C. Thomas Kemp
Maryland Theatre
W. L. C. Fisher
Maurice
Lefty) Flynn
Lefty
Atten Cement
Supty
Alice Ardell
Praternity
Gale Henry
Yvonne Howell
Comediennes
Bill Patton
Dai
H. F. Shipley & Sons Victrola Dealers
Stapley Blag
Maryland
C. C. Carty
Frederick, Md
Karpen Furniture
C. E. Cline
S. Market St. Frederick
Edmonston
Makers of
Washington
County National
North Market St
Building and Loan Club
Central Building and Loan Club
Central Trust Company
Quynn’s Hardware Store
Geo
S. Rodock & Son
The
Vogue
Stepeey Yeates
Will Flautt Company
Jeweler's
W. Patrick St
Scott Hey