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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1948
Page
3
The Maryland State Employment Service reports about 120 handicapped workers placed this year. Miss Magella Hershberger announced National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week for Oct 3-9 and Mayor Culler signed a cooperation proclamation.
Community reports say area employers have shown strong cooperation in considering handicap persons for employment. The statement highlights inclusive practices and positive local attitudes toward job opportunities for disabled workers.
A parent informs the neighbor’s child that during a visit he must play cooperatively or return home. The text notes medieval lords reserved hunting and fishing rights for their manor, illustrating control over resources.
Following a busy summer program, local Seventh Day Adventist youths enroll in multiple institutions. Betty Sanger studies at Washington Sanitarium and Hospital. Mary Louise and Marjorie DeLong attend the Academy of the Washington Missionary College normal training school. Marie Butler and brothers William, Robert, and Benjamin Butler study at Smithsburg denominational school. Teddy Sanger also listed as a student.
The Shenandoah Academy at New Market Virginia hosts an Adventist education system spanning kindergarten to professional levels. A Chesapeake Conference junior camp met at Camp El-Wah-Ho near Pondsville with attendees Misses Mary Louise and Marjorie DeLong. Guided recreation and religious instruction followed by the annual conference camp meeting at Catonsville with delegates Roscoe Butler Opal Butler Charles Redmond and Irving Redmond and speakers including denomination officials.
Anthony ONeill Prendergast 42 was found dead at the bottom of an elevator shaft in a downtown Baltimore building where he worked. Police say he fell from the fifth floor entrance. survivers include wife Nora Fitzpatrick and two children Patricia and Cecilia. He is also survived by three brothers and three sisters.
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