Dr Broadrup Reelected Leader of Frederick Boy Scout District
Dr Charles E Broadrup was reelected chairman of the Francis Scott Key District, National Capitol Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, at the annual meeting. He spoke briefly on the year ahead as plans for community fundraising and active programs were outlined. The ceremony featured Henry B Wilson Sr and Jr, Casper F Betson Jr, and Rev Carroll Boyer, with Betson receiving the Scouters Key for completing the three year training program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Broadrup
Francis Scott Key
National Capitol Area
Frederck
Henry B. Wilson Jr
Philip L. Quinn
Casper F Betson Jr
Carrow, Boyer
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Frederick
Barthel
George J. Barthel
Charman
Casper F. Betson Sr
Boy Scouts of America
Broadrup
F. Russell Young
Chaiman
Charles R. Baldwin
Grayson B Haller Jr
List of Frederick County officers and community notes
A roster of local officials and a community meeting report. Officers welcomed speaker Paul L. Cox with Benediction by Rev. W. Merval Weaver. May 18 events noted, with Harmony Grove Community Club meeting on April 22 hosted by Mrs. Clyde Koons and recreation chaired by Clarence Harmony Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Cox
Anacostia
W. Merval Weaver
United Presbyterian Church
Fred
Harmony Grove
Mt Pleasant Homemakers Discuss "Living With Others"
Miss Beatrice Fehr led the April Mt Pleasant Homemakers meeting at Mrs. Leroy Fothergill’s home. She summarized the discussion on loving one’s neighbor and urged all to practice the Golden Rule, with Mrs. William Delawter opening the session as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Pleasant
Beatrice Fehr
Mt. Pleasant
Cld
Leroy. Fothergill
Fehr
William Delawter
Club Bus Trip To New Castle Delaware May 21
The club plans a bus trip to New Castle Delaware on May 21 with invitations to members of other clubs. Mrs. Charles Mullen chairs the trip. Two new members Mrs. Nelson Pittinger and Mrs. Charles Hargarett were welcomed. Refreshments were served and the group adjourned to meet May 27 at the home of Mrs. Clarence Eaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Delaware
Charles Mullen
Nelson Pittinger
Charles Hargarett
Clarence Eaves
Women’s Guild
Women's Guild of Grace United Church of Christ
Frederick
Church School
Meeting notices from the Faithful Circle Bible Class
A meeting in Hagerstown on May 4 will honor Mrs. Morgan and Mr Charles Poole. Ascension Day occurs May 2 at 72M in the church school room. The next meeting is May 18 at 6:30 with dinner served by the committee. Topic is The Way in Africa. Mrs. Howard Thomas chairs.
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A. R. Remsberg
Withrs. B. A. Winebrewer
Robert Russell
Remsberg
Thomas McLaughlin
Colossians
Johan W. Morgan
Potomac Synodical
Hagerstown
Morgan
Charles Poole
Church School
Diener
Africa
Faithful Circle Bible Class
Howard Thomas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Broadrup
Dad Kussmaut
Jefferson
James E. Mc@lellan
Elisworth E. McGaha
Middletown
Robert F. Nicodemus
Guy W. Nusz
W. Jerome Offutt
J. Max Paley
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Ahey V. Reon
Charles F. Pughter
Robert J. Rothenhoefer
Braddock Heights
Charles C. Rutledge
James Sensenbaugh
Braddock Heghts
Charles E. Stup
Yellow Springs
W. Cash Smith
Woodsboro
George K Strawberger
E. Eugene Thomas
John P. Thrasher
Mehrle
Wachter
Austin Kelly
Mars
Edna Maser
Clarence
Capitol Radio Engineering Institute
Electronic Engineering
Eviel
U.S. Office of Education
CREI
Capitol Radio Engineering
Institute
ECPD
Carricule
16Th Street
N.W
Park Road
Enerty
Pic
G.A.C. Finance Corporation
Cite
Vived Industries Finance Law
the News
Maryland
Pye Omees
Featuring Mauser
Sete Pocka, Berern-trrt
Isstall
Pat
G. & R. Merchandise Mart, Inc
Joanno
Zex
Rustmaster
Allon Quart
Fountain Mills
Clyde Lawson
Frederick Bowers Lumber CO
B. Patrick St
Community Hardware
Market St
James H. Ferga
Libertytown
Martin's
L. Z. Derr
Myersville People's Supply
Roland Warfield
Bowers Lumber CO
New Windsor
Buckingham
Thurmont E. Guy Hobbs Howe
Union Bridge
Crumpacker Appliance
Walkeraville
Walter Dudrow
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