Unit System of Teaching Explained at Washington Institute
Erren J. Trimes, superintendent, outlined the unit system in a local teachers’ institute at Antetam Street School. He compared classroom practice to industry, detailing a five step problem solving cycle from outlining difficulties to testing facts by use, showing how lessons mirror real life. He noted teachers and pupils select a topic such as a historical episode and develop it through the unit system.
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Washington
Goanty
Erren J. Trimes
Antetam Street
Grimes
County teachers gather for expanded learning plan
Teachers from elementary and high schools met to discuss broadening learning through multiple sources and libraries. Supervisors Miss Katherine Healey Miss Anne Richardson Miss Kathleen Saville and Mrs Grace B Downin led sessions as junior high courses and unit system gain emphasis.
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Katherine Healey
Anne Richardson
Kathleen Saville
Grace B. Downin
Local pilot prepares for commercial license at airport
At Municipal Airport U0 Noon a Challenger 0 2 arrives from Martinsburg piloted by Mowery. Richard Henson of Eagle Flying Service practices stalls and spins ahead of an upcoming Department of Commerce inspection. Instructor Pilot Robert J Clohecy assists during the training as Martinsburg tests loom.
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Martinsburg
Richard Henson
Eagle Flying Service
Department of Commerce
Robert. J. Clohecy
Fair Board to Decide on Night Fireworks Plan
The Fair Board meets this evening to decide if night fireworks will be shown during the four exhibition evenings. President Harry E. Bester will chair in the First National Bank basement office. A. K. Coffman leads the entertainment committee to determine fireworks matter amid other anticipated questions. Miss Bessie Binkley is visiting friends in Lewisburg, Pa.
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Harry E. Bester
First National Bank
A. K. Coffman
Maryland forms drought relief committee for farmers in distress
A state wide effort forms a drought committee to aid farmers unable to secure bank loans. County agents, bankers, and farmers will convene relief groups to assess railroad rates, credit needs, and local agricultural credit corporations. Loss estimates per county and farm are reviewed as the plan shifts responsibility to county committees.
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Maryland
John M. Dennis
Morton H. Prentis
Baltimore
White House
Banks’ Subcommittee
A. G. Ensor
State Grange
L W. Heaps
Maryland State Dairymen's Association
Ensor
Charles Counts
Queen Anne's
Garrett
Allegany
Anne Arundel
Dorchester
Frederick
Washington
Wicomico
County
AFL
Anne Arund
August Building Permits Reach Eleven Thousand Fifty
Acting city engineer Harold Seibert reports August permits total 11050 dollars. Most approvals covered garages with two issued for dwellings.
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Harold Seibert
Pilgrimage to historic Jerusa lem church planned Sept 7
A four cent per acre land purchase and 225 year old site in Frederick county near Myersville hosts a September 7 service at 2 59 p m. The trip marks the third biennial fourth year pilgrimage by the old Butch Congregation with early members named in the record. The site has housed Congregational, Reformed and Lutheran, and United Brethren churches since the 18th century.
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Jerusalem
Frederick County
Myersville
Doubs
Hormes
Toms
Schrovers
Harps
Hoffmans
Statelmyers
Fox’s
Mosers
Ghelsingers
Crams
Sumans
Schildnechts
Garnands
Markers
Pofferbergers
Koogles
George Rhodenspeilier
Albert A. Doub
Cumberland
Pinesburg Reunion of Banzhoff Family Held at Kellar Banzhoff Home
Pineburg Aug 27 The fifth annual reunion of the Banzhoff family gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Kellar Banzhoff on Sunday Aug 24 with many relatives in attendance. A delicious supper followed on the lawn. Several local residents and visitors circulated, with notes of health updates and weekend visits amid ongoing community activities.
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Pineburg
Banzhof
Kellar Banzhoff
Kellar Banihow
John Edward
Robert
Amos
Thomas Grooms
Edward Stacey
Edward Grove
Ernest Banzhof
Phillip
Peggy Ann
William Banzh
Harry Jordan
St. James
Regina Grove
W. Artz
Waynesboro
William ‘Wark
Whia
Mabel Roderick
Martinsburg
W. Va
Helen Dix
Phiadelphia
George Harsh
Aldred G. Heen
Washington, D. C
Misssegartha
Tian Jordan
Nancy Zimmerman
Vada Bear
Dorine Myers
Geraldine Hornung
Hazel Hurd
Florence
Messrs
Wilbur
Walter Jordan
Ralph Bear
Robert Zimmerm
Clinton Jordan
Willmondson
Richard Turner
George Farrel
Edward Anderson
Wiliam Snyder
Elwood Davis
Orlando Bowman
Charles Bowers
Samuel McCauley
Al’bert Nave
N. Trumpower
Andy Trumpower
Cecil McAllister
Clarence Trumpower
George Sorderman
Leona
Fred
Marshall Kretzer
Edward Miller
Lester Lowery
Charles
Dry Run
Roy Black
Daugstrers
Jane Beechtel
Hagerstown
Saac D. Grove
Ernest Hyde
York
Lillian Kretzer
Luiz
Elmer Shank
Alex Gossard
Catherine
John Shank
Missionary Society of Zion Church
Cearfoss
Paul Kretzer
James Miller
Howard Miller
James
Mary Catherine
Isaac
D. Grove
David Hose
John Forsyth
Haserstown
B. J. Myers
Willamaport
Alfred Hose
Edward Miler
Edward, Jr
Thore
Bik
Free at last: ex-convict Morgan wins pardon and new life
Morgan, freed after a riot and hospital stay, accepts a governor granted pardon. He explains the truth about Kent, is congratulated by Warden Adams, receives a reward check, and reunites with Anne. Morgan heads to the city to start anew, planning a trip to Hawaii with Anne to learn together about foreign lands. The story ends with their hopeful, quiet happiness.
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Acd
Bute
Morgan
James Adame
Casta
Morgan Pearly
Warden Adams
John
Kent
Anne
Pop Riker
Ceaders
Double Tharty
Hawaii
Hawaiian
Weekend visits and family ties span Hagerstown and Williamsport
The report lists numerous households from Hagerstown Williamsport and nearby towns sharing weekends and visits. Names include Millard Kretzer Lillian Madaline Kretzer Paul Kretzer Bruce Miller Mildred Charitom Agnes Moody Ernest Hyde Emer Shank Hix Shank Ira Rowe and families. Agnes Higgens Norman Hose Jacob Higgens Helen Miller Bruce Miller Raymond Swain and others.
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Dren
Helen Marie
Edward, Jr
Charles
Millard Kretzer
Millard
Lillian
Madaline Kretzer
Paul Kretzer
Alice
Marshall
Fred
Thelma
Kellar Rowe
Bruce Miller
Hagerstown
Mildred Charitom
Agnes Moody
Williamsport
Freeds
Baltimore
Fred Hyde
Philadelphia
Sobeloff Named on Committee for State Platform
Baltimore August 29 Simon Sobeloff assistant city solicitor of Baltimore City and a candidate for U S district attorneyship has been selected to draft the platform for the Republican State convention The platform committee includes Enos Stockbridge Baltimore Alexander Armstrong Hagerstown Harry T Phoebus Somerset Walter R Rudy Carroll Oliver Meizerott Prince Georges and Charles Z Heskett Allegany Counties An auto destroyed fire at Hudson Essex garage yesterday morning likely started by a short circuit on 19 Mealey Parkway H L Evans The United States last year exported more spectacles eyeglasses and parts totaling over 2780000
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Baltimore
Simon Sobeloff
Baltimore City
U. S
Mr. Soberoll
Enos
Stockbridge
Alexander Armstrong
Hagerstown
Harry T. Phoebus
Somerset County
Walter R. Rudy
Carroll County
Oliver Meizerott
Prince George’s County
Charles Z. Heskett
Allegany County
AUTO
H. L. Evans
Mealey Parkway
Hudson-Essex
Washington Street
Boonsboro Homecoming Tourney Draws Big Crowd and Parade
A large audience attended Boonsboro homecoming events yesterday featuring a riding function headlined by George D. Hicks and a coronation address by Richard W. Bomberger. A five-company parade from six towns highlighted the evening, with bands from Middletown and Williamsport. The mammoth street parade closes Boonsboro’s 100th anniversary, followed by a barbecue, carnival, and dancing.
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Boonsboro
George D. Hicks
Richard W. Bomberger
Donaldson School
Uchester
Williamsport
Mercersburg
Harpers Ferry
Middletown
Frederick
Hagerstown
Boonsboro High School
Lakin Avenue
Amos Reeder
Scalp Laceration Treated at Washington County Hospital
An individual sustained a severe scalp laceration yesterday afternoon after a collapse. She received treatment at Washington County Hospital and was not detained at the local institution.
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Washington County
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