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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1938
Page
8
The Boy Scout troops of Washington County will showcase learning by doing at the State Armory on February 9 to 11. The public event features nightly demonstrations on a platform at the armory’s far end, with each troop presenting how a meeting is conducted every half hour. Richard Conklin chairs the organizing committee assisted by others.
Lawson Wolfinger and David Hoover lead a series of troop demonstrations at St Pauls U B Church Troop 2 plans a tower. Troop 9 at St Johns Lutheran hosts a pet show. Troop 20 will show signaling evolution. Troop 4 of St Pauls M E Church to stage investiture. Troop 12 Church of the Brethren to fire bow drill and flint. Troop 1 St Marys Catholic Church presents first aid methods. A public Court of Awards closes the Scout Rama with badges for star life and First Class. Decorations include evergreen centerpiece and large Scout insignia. tickets cost ten cents.
The countywide event features indoor and camping programs and posters distributed countywide. Troops must have merit badge booth plans ready by January 20 with approvals required. A Tuesday council meeting will review progress and a floor patrol of National Jamboree attendees will be assigned duties during the celebration of Scouting’s 281st anniversary.
About 400 former Frederick Production Credit Association members from Frederick Carroll Washington and Montgomery counties are expected at the annual stockholders meeting in Frederick. Thomas C Darby is president. Principal speakers will be M C Wilson Baltimore Production Credit Corp president and Dr Thomas B Symons Extension Service University of Maryland director. Former jurist dies in Los Angeles. George F Talbot 79 once Nevada supreme court chief justice died after a fall on a downtown street.
Betty Brainerd answers teen questions about dating limits, parental control, and trust. Trixie asks about apologizing after a misunderstanding with a boyfriend, Beastie questions parental objections to a nice boy, and Toastie wonders if a long-distance, infrequent suitor proves love. Brainerd advises clear communication, patience, and judging by actions.
In Miami a Juvenile Court Judge orders Edwina Keyser 13 and Lower Maat 14 of Bremen Indiana separated. The judge custody back to parents, wants them moved to different states and attended in different schools to end the romance. He urged strict limits on contact between the youths. The column also includes unrelated ad-like lines about Italy and vineyards.
In Baltimore on January 17 Charles W. Andrews was drowned when his car reversed into Gwynne Falls after he asked Samuel S. Gibbons to push to start it. The vehicle slid into about 15 feet of water before aid could arrive.
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