Service Campaign by American Legion Planned in Frederick
The national American Legion proposes a house to house service campaign in Frederick from May 1 to May 6 led by the Francis Scott Key Post. Questionnaires will be mailed or handed to former service members to capture full enlistment and discharge details, wounds, and compensation views.
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The
American Legion
Francis Scott Key Post
Iowa
Hanford McNider
Legion
Winchester
Francis Scott Key
Unter Bowers
M. GC. A
Frederick
American Legion Home Bazaar
American Legion Auxiliary
J. Ralph Zimmerman
Daniel F. Leatherman
Robert Crothers
John Shaw
William M. Storm
Sherman P. Bowers
C. Kemp Cashour
Bernard M. Davis
Clarence L. A. Dunsing
New Frederick clothing firm to open as Young Men's Shop
Frederick prepares for a new retail venture The Young Men's Shop announces organization and incorporation with 50 000 capital stock Equipment and stock move into the Wrerly building formerly J S Dutrow occupants Officers elected Daroh H Schmidt president RK S fr Duntrow vice president Arthur Stern secretary J Harry Brandenburg treasurer Incorporators include Jacob A Schmidt Grayson BR Haller Arthur cura Ro Earl Derr Artur TL Mc Canner J Harry Brandenburg and R 8 7 Dutrow
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Frederick
Res
Wrerly
Ros JT Dutrow
Daroh H. Schmidt
RK S Fr. Duntrow
Arthur Stern
J. Harry Branden- Smire
Auto fines in Maryland jump in one week
Fines for Maryland motor vehicle violations rose sharply in the week ending April 27. Total state fines reached 6 340.50 dollars, with 4 453 500 in counties outside Baltimore. Frederick County reported 270 dollars, Frederick city 106, Middletown 3, and Mt Airy 171. Victims include drivers with no license, speeding, reckless driving, and intoxicated operation. The piece also notes a social event as State's Attorney Dawson and his bride were greeted after their honeymoon.
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Maryland
Austin Baughman
Baltimore
Frederick County
Aft. Airy
Frederick
Middletown
Airy
Exra Houck
Fara Houck
Geo. (. Martin
Luther H. Bair
L. Bready
D. C. de Haven
Margaret Eichelberger
John W. House
Aaron O. Martin
R. C. Sisk
Norman Stevens
Frederick C. Williamson
Walter H. Willis
Mr. Dawson
Wen State
Thomwan TL Dawson
Anne Frazier Davidson
Catlettsburg
Rockville
Seryview
Dateon
Thomas Daweon
Local social notes from State Road Easter gatherings
Easter visitors and family gatherings are listed from State Road area. Names include Maw rice Linigg of Philadelphia with George Linngg family. Thurmont residents Robert and Samuel Fiter. Miss Bernadett Jordan. Misses Barry and Dore Monmonier relocating to Convent Cottage for summer. McNulty family visiting Locust Farm. Hine family visits in Jefferson and Cumberland. May Fawley and the Fry family also mentioned.
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State Road
Mawrice Linigg
Philadelphia
Guy Linngg
Hanover
George Linngg
Robert Fiter
Locust Farm
Thurmont
Bernadett Jordan
George Ott
Barry
Theodore Bentz
Dore Monmonier
Baltimore
John M. Raddy
St. Anthony's
Hagerstown
Win Fry
Jesse Hine
David Fry, Jr
Sc. Hine
Montgomery County Anti Saloon League plans strong political push
The Montgomery County Anti Saloon League held a spring meeting at Rockville Methodist Church to reaffirm a campaign for enforcing prohibition. It aims to educate on enforcement laws and to elect candidates of integrity. A committee including Willis B. Burdette and Warren Choate was named to lead efforts.
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Montgomery County Anti- Saloon League
Methodist Church
Rockville
Montgomery County
Willis B. Burdette
Warren Choate
E. Wilson Walker
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Ieaves
Mr. Alry
Austin W. Bell
S. Banfield Cragg
Ralph Branch
Irving Toinson
Earl H. Ritenour
Earl N. Ritenour
William Curner
Richard E. Williams
Kansas City Star
Albert McNulty
Hannah and
Marie Jeanne’ McNulty
Gaylani
Robert Fitez
Lander
the Star
L. D. Fisher
Universal Pictures
Eddie Polo
Eddie
Rence
Nick Carter
Tom Carrigan
Nick
Pollard
Dick Hatton
Hearts
Montgomery Anti-saloon League
Frank T. Chapman
Rebecca Miller
Bosston Transcript
New York Herald
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Tomor
Central Trust Company
Emmitaburg, Md
Monrovia, Md
Myersville, Md
Thurmont, Md
Rutland Egg Preserver
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Frederick, Md
the Enterprise Grocery
North Market Street
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