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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1937

Page

5

Frederick seeks funds to revive Boy Scout program

A group in Frederick plans a fundraising drive next week to restart scouting for local boys. Eight to twenty men will organize two teams led by Guy K. Motter and C Thomas Summers. The effort follows a Rotary Club survey showing over 300 boys want to join but lack opportunities. Norman Ford, an Eagle Scout, may supervise summer activities.

Frederick Boy Scout Movement Stirf New York Rotary Club Frederick Wold Lhe Guy K. Motter C. Thomas Summers Elmer Eshelman Carroll H. Wendrickson Benjamin B. Rosenstack L. L. Wilson William Do. Royal John W. Wolfe Frederick Boy Norman Ford Blue Ridge College

Funeral for Lewis Avon Thomas Held at Asbury Church

The funeral for Lewis Avon Thomas took place Thursday at 2:30 PM from Asbury M. E. church with Rev ELE. Willianis officiating. Pallbearers were Elmer Dixon Edward Walker Leon Tyler Horace Howard Austin Johnson and Charles Dailey. Burial followed at Fairview cemetery. M R Etchison and Son, funeral directors.

Lewis Avon Thomas Asbury M. E Ele. Willianis Elmer Dixon Edward Walker Leon Tyler Horace Howard Austin Johnson Charles Dailey Fairview Cemetery M. R. Etchison and Son

Activities Banquet at Mount St Marys College

About 150 students attended Mount St. Marys College annual activities banquet in Emmitsburg. Student president William J. Thomas chaired. Rev John Lo Sheridan delivered the keynote. Speakers included Albert Matuella baseball captain elect Frank Apichella basketball captain Stanley Kokic and others from the orchestra glee club choir and band. Varsity basketball squad members were guests of honor after winning the Maryland collegiate basketball pennant.

Emmitsburg Mount St. Mary's College William J. Thomas Altoona John Lo Sheridan Albert Matuella Frank Apichella Stanley Kokic Frveneed Stav Etiydnat Dleantae Egidio de Genova Glee Club Ralph Bowen Maryland

Stocks Rally Then Lose Steam In Early Trading

New York stocks opened strong with gains of fractions to over four points led by steel and rails. By noon trading vigor faded as advances narrowed, traders cited technicals from a recent release and a drying foreign credit ceiling amid short coverings.

New York Steele Rails Cal

Measles and medical updates in Frederick area

Among the sick Walham Scout of Hagerstown, formerly of Frederick, underwent a tonal operation this morning at Frederick City Hospital. Little Miss Eleanor Pearre is recovering from measles at home on Lindbergh Avenue. Little Miss Anne Leary remains confined to the house with measles. Little Miss Betsy Given has recovered and is able to be out. Mr. George W. Lipps underwent another blood transfusion at Frederick City Hospital. his condition remains serious. Miss Marion Sharpe at Mutter Avenue has been seriously ill but is improving.

Me Walham Scout Hagerstown Frederick Frederick City Hospital Eleanor Pearre A. Austin Pearre Lindbergh Avenue Little Mass Anne Leary Leary Rockwell Terrace Betsy Given Beulah Given Dillav Nu

Unionville Women’s Clubs Hold April Meetings and Plans

The Unionville and Libertytown Women’s Clubs met April 27 and May 11 planning a District Music Festival in Unionville hall on May 11. Members shared flower exchange ideas, perennials planting tips, and a garden trip, with songs, poetry, and demonstrations.

Unionville Club Unionville Woman's Club Irving Joy Joy G. Hee Fowler T. D. Martin Nower Libertytown Club Libertytown Women's Club Paul Dixon Oscar Joy Loch Lomond Unionville Florence Williams Roy Gardner Maurice Crum Rachel Hammond Wod Curfman

Pageant at St. Timothy's Chapel Portrays Chalice and the Cup

The Girls' Friendly Society at St. Timothy's Chapel presented an Easter pageant The Chalice and the Cup with a twelve member choir and a blue robed spirit figure inviting Sisters of all nations to join in service The ceremony featured a processional church scene and reverent tableau with members ranging from seniors to young candidates led by Mrs Charles C Crum and starring Mrs Harry Tinney and Mrs Neisser

St. Timothy's Chapel Girls’ Friendly Society Lang Eerall St. Timothy's Ior Charles C. Crum Harry Tinney Neisser Branch Selper G. PF G. Flos Powline D Mildehrand

Carroll County Firemen Hold Mt Airy Convention May 20

Plans for the 14th annual Carroll County Firemen’s Association convention are underway by the Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Company. The event on May 20 includes a morning business session at 10 o clock presided by Nubert P. Burdette, with elections, routine business, and a program. Delegates will lunch at Fireman’s Hall, followed by contests for county companies, a band parade, best decorated automobile, and a pumping contest with cash prizes totaling 70 dollars for top teams.

Carroll County Firemen’s Association Mt. Airy Volunteer Fire Company Mt Airy Nubert P. Burdette Mt. Airy Fireman's Hall A. Ralph Yingling

Local notices and ads parade across Frederick market scene

A dense page of local promotions and listings charms readers with laundry specials at 49 cents, restaurant menus, dance nights at hotels, auctions, junk and salvage ads, rentals, and antiques buyers seeking wares from Walkersville to Frederick.

Leake Speaks On Epidemiology At Hood College

Dr John P Leake of Washington DC, with the US Public Health Service, lectured at Hood College in the Hut on Thursday evening. He discussed epidemiology as the study of diseases in groups and prevention strategies, followed by an open discussion. Felicia Rife suffered a fractured right arm after a fall at home in Turmont.

John P. Leake Washington, D. C United States Public Health Service Hood College Science Club Betty Leake Felicia Rifte Charles Mame Thurmont

Thurmont Bank Names Connelly As Cashier

J Frank Connelly of Chestertown was named cashier of The Thurmont Bank at a board meeting on Tuesday. John Jones becomes assistant cashier by his own request. Connelly previously served with E du Pont de Nemours and in banking liquidations on the Eastern Shore.

J. Frank Connelly Chestertown Thurmont Bank John Jones Wen Tholeelonta Conenelly Washington College E. du Pont de Nemours Co Wilmington Del Citizens Bank People’s Bank Connelly State Banking Commission Dad Fo Teject Birely The de M A. Birety Charles T. Brown Wm. E Ayrd Fran's Connelly John G. Jones Vada Miller Comets Charlee Ho Brown Dr M4 Birely Chae M_ Root Daniel F Roldy Willam Fo Byrd Wa R Kelly Luther HO Reilhottz

Estate Left to Widow in Baltimore Will

The will of Col. William High Parker, builder and longtime Emerson Hotel president, leaves his entire estate about 19000 to his widow Elizabeth May Parker for life or until remarriage. After her death or remarriage the estate goes to his son William F Parker Jr. The widow resides at 494 Wilson Road, Relant Park.

Baltimore Col Willliam High Parker Emerson Hotel Elizeabeth May Parker Prnbate Orephans Parker Woolan Road Relant Park

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