Training School At White Hall Ends Term In Frederick County
Frederick county closed a highly successful term with 91 enrollments and 72 standard council credits. In children’s class 19 of 22 earned certificates using the 1935 Vacation Bible School text Our Father God in Nature.
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Frederick County
International Council
Our Father
F. G. Senger
A. J. Havermale
George Earle Owen
R. Franklin G. Senger
U. P. Hovermale
Martinsburg
George E. Owen
U P. Hovermale
Margaret Richards
Winchester
Lucy B. Randall
Randall
Franklin G. Senger
J. W. Hancher
Elvira Brown
Army Recruiting Begins Here July One 1935
On July 1 1935 regular army recruiting opens to qualified men for service in Panama Hawaii and several posts in Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia. With a 46000 man expansion available there are vacancies for specialists with extra pay and openings for non specialists in infantry mountain artillery coast artillery engineers quartermaster and medical corps. Sgt Frank Likar arranged with the Postmaster to provide full enlistment details and application blanks are at the post office.
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Panama
Hawaii
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Frank Likar
Congress
Uncle Sam
Tropics
Mountain Artillery
Coast Artillery
Prices Rise for British Market Apples and Plums
British fruit markets report higher apple prices on Wednesday June 26 with lighter unloads. Argentina Winter Nells pears and California Beauty plums appear. most apples come from Australia and New Zealand. One week outlook predicts 249000 boxes of apples and 25000 California plum packages, with prices converted at 24.6 cents per shilling.
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Foreign Agricultural Service
London
Fruit Specialist
Department of Agriculture
Australia
New Zealand
California
Illness Fatal for Mrs. Ann Williams at Airlie
Mrs. Ann Herndon Williams 72 wife of Goodwin H. Williams and mother of Major Lloyd Williams died at Airlie Berryville after a four month illness. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs George Ashe and Mrs Tom Peyton two sons Thomas H Williams and Edward Mc C Williams and several grandchildren. Active in Grace Episcopal Church and local civic groups she was a Gold Star mother. Funeral Sunday at 4 pm in Grace Episcopal with interment at Green Hill Cemetery.
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Ann Herndon Williams
Goodwin H. Williams
Sassie
Ellen Lane Jett
Eilens~ Lie
Rappahannock County
Bethesda
Mad
Thomas H. Williams
Elizabethtown
Edward McC. Williams
Berrysville
Selina Lloyd Williams
Williams
Major Lloyd Williams
Spartansburg
S. C
Ann Goodwin
Tom Peyton
Thomas H., Jr
Arthur Williams
James Jett McCormick
Norfolk
Grace Episcopal Church
Woman's
Louis Tucker
Green Hill Cemetery
Richard Smith, Jr
Edward Stribling
Bowles F. Lippitt
Lewis Neill
S. S. Thomas
Frank Tappan
Lloyd Williams
Donkey Baseball Game Scheduled Here
Business manager Paul Carper announced a donkey baseball game set for Tuesday July 9 featuring an All Star team from Leagues A and B of the Softball Circuits. Donkeys are used for fielding while riders try to steer around bases, with refunds offered if laughter is absent.
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Battery Fire Briefly Threatens Ole Miss Flight
A fire aboard the Ole Miss monoplane during refueling in Meridian Mississippi forced an emergency action. Pilot Al Key shut off the engine and used a fire extinguisher while Fred Key stood on the catwalk as the blaze was extinguished with no injuries.
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Colored couple ties the knot in Houston
Grace M. Saunders marries Houston hotel employee George Washington Hotel chief bellhop Houston Taylor this week. Taylor has served at the George Washington Hotel for a considerable period.
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George Washington Hotel
Benedicts
Grace M. Saunders
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Language Without Words Whistle Talk of Gomera Island
Canary Islands natives use a whistled language developed due to the island’s rugged gorges. Whistling carries farther than shouting, leading to a whistling code arising from necessity among the aboriginal inhabitants.
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Gomera
Canary Islands
J W Morrow To Address Golden Rulers Sunday
The Golden Rule Bible Class Braddock Street M E Church South invites all local men to attend as J W Morrow Baltimore Md express agent for Railway Express Co returns as guest teacher. The session includes a musical program and starts at 9 30 a m in the regular classroom with a 100 percent attendance goal.
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M. E. Church
South
J. W. Morrow
Baltimore
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Golden Rulers
Snapp Foundry Beats A. & P. In Softball Showdown
Snapp Foundry defeated A. & P. by 15 to 5 to extend its unbeaten streak to six wins this season. A looming match with Coca Cola could clinch a clean first-half sweep for the Foundry team.
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Carper
Jack
Sutter
Stevens
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Edwards
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Hawkins
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Lonas
Carpenter
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Perry
Jenkins
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H Curl
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Stine
Crisman
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Corrigan
Graff
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Navy Plans to Increase Enlistments to 93 000
Washington June 29 secretary Swanson orders resume of Navy enlistments on July 1 at 1500 monthly to reach 93 000 enlisted strength under a 460 million appropriation. Present strength is 82 500.
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Navy
Swanson
Blast at Shanghai toy factory kills 25, injures 100
Police estimate 25 dead and 100 wounded after a factory blast and ensuing fire in Shanghai's industrial district. Casualties include men women and children among workers.
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Shanghai
8Hai
Ammonia Fumes Force Residents From Baltimore Plant
More than a hundred men and women fled their homes and workplaces near Castle and Madison streets after a condenser head blew off in the engine room of a meat packing plant releasing ammonia fumes.
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Baltimore
Castle and
Madison Streets
Licensing of Industry Proposed by Labor Group
The American Federation of Labor urged President Roosevelt to enact federal licensing of industry to uphold NRA principles. The plan would compel interstate businesses to end child labor set minimum wages and maximum hours and enforce fair trade practices, with the President undecided on new permanent NRA legislation at that session.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
NRA
A. F. of L
Bridge Tourney at Golf Club
A bridge tournament for Golf Club members, both men and women, will run July 2 for four consecutive Tuesday evenings. Four prizes are donated. Individual scores are collected nightly. No go backs, no re doubling, no incomplete-score bonus. Play from 8 to 11. Each table provides its own cards pencils and score pads. Committee: Mrs Nelson Page, Mrs B B Dutton, Mrs Philip Fowle, Mrs Paul Rutledge.
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Nelson Page
B. B._ Dutton
Philip Fowle
Paul Rutledge
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