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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1924

Page

3

Unfaithful to Home Also to Business Says Rotary Leader

State Director of Public Welfare Emory L. Coblentz told Rotary members in Baltimore that unfaithful men in home life are unlikely to be trustworthy in business or politics and that private morals reflect on public life. He linked debased morals to Washington scandal exposure and urged high ethical standards in business and society. Roy Danzer of Hagerstown was unanimously nominated for district governor of Rotary’s Thirty-fourth District, to replace George H. Bahlke, with election at the Toronto conference in June. Resolutions supported Rotary clubs in flooded Potomac districts Cumberland Frostburg Lonaconing Piedmont W Va and Keyser W Va. Conference closed with a reception for District Governor Bahlke and a lunch for wives.

Emory L. Coblentz Rotary Clubs Maryland District of Columbia Pennsylvania West Virginia Odd Fellows’ Temple Baltimore Coblenty Washington Roy Danzer Hagerstown Rotary George H Bahlke Mr. Danzer International Rotary Conference Toronto Potomac River Cumberland Frostburg Lonaconing Piedmont W. Va Keyser Bahike Baltimore Country Club

Local Girls in Latin Club Cast for Roman Wedding

Three town girls from Head College Pearl Culler Ruth Cline and Julia Abbott join the cast of A Roman Wedding the Latin Clay presented by Sodalitas Romana Hood College tonight at 7 in Brodbeck Hall. The play in Latin features a cast with Terentia Ciceros wife Anna a slave Marepor a slave and other named roles.

Head College Pearl Culler Ruth Cline Julia Abbott Sodalitas Romana Hood College Brodbeck Wall Helen Price Thelma Kramb the College Latia Terentia Cicero Isa Rup Anna Naomi Ramsburg Marepor Naomi Terry Philotimus Ciero Sielen Bassler Tire Anna Peterson Marcus Miriam Russell Quintus Hoertensius Lois Foreman Lucius Dpiso Frugi Nuth Pehl Tullia Isabel Aulenbach Ganus Piso Frances Good Olive Wagner Maton of Laura Dieffenbacker Tontifex Manimus Juha Abbott

First Rehearsal Held for Bimbo Musical

The Francis Scott Key Dost American Legion presents Bimbo at City Opera House with April 21 and 22 performances. John B Rogers Producing Co of Pastoria Ohio, led by Tarry B Doyle, reports fresh costumes and a state armory rehearsal. A 4:30 pm children’s cast rehearsal and a 7:30 pm main cast session follow at Empire Theatre.

Doyle American Legion Junior Fire Company Empire Theatre

Patrons Elect Officers at Mapleville School Meeting

A Mapleville school patrons meeting Friday adopted a constitution and elected officers led by President William Purdum Secretary Mrs Wilfred Norris and Treasurer Orla Glisan. The gathering stirred by a spelling contest between pupils and patrons and ended with a prize win for Mr Purdum who spelled best and received candy. The association placed a victrola in the school and plans to continue activities.

Mapleville Wm. Purdum Wilfred Norris Orla Glisan Purdum

Next meeting to feature play If I Were President

The next meeting will be held April 25 at which time a play If I Were President will be given by sixth and seventh grades.

Silver embroidery decorates latest French models

Silver embroidery details on new French models imitate fine silver lace as a fashion accent. The description notes the use of metallic thread to simulate delicate lace patterns on garments and accessories.

First shutout game recorded at Dexter Park Chicago

The first recorded shutout in baseball history occurred at Dexter Park in Chicago on July 23, 1870, marking a milestone in early professional play.

Dexter Park Chicago

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