Maryland Virginia Grand Lodge Plans 66th Annual Convention
The Maryland Virginia District of Columbia Grand Lodge of the Order of Good Templars will hold its 66th annual convention August 29 30 at Poplar Springs GT Hall near Mt Airy. The two day session includes roll calls, degree conferrals, a memorial service, and an educational program led by Rev Charles Subock Jr plus reports on the state of the order and a National Grand Lodge installation.
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Maryland-Virginia
District of Columbia
Grand Lodge of the Order of Good Templars
Poplar Springs
Baltimore and
Frederick Pike
Mt. Airy
Grand Lodge
Mt. Vernon
Baltimore
Baby Lodge
Grand Chief Templar
Reymond E Hardy
George W. Crabbe
L W
Anti-Saloon League of America
Frank R Isaac
National Grand Lodge of the
Us.a
Jamestown
Poplar Springs Methodist Church
I Wallace
Merble
Pickett
C.H. Gundersdorff
G.L
Henry J Muller
GS FE OW
Dorsie G. Richardson
IOGT
National Grand Lodge
Picnic program set near Lewistown with notable speakers
Governor O Conor and Rev Harold Baer will speak at a Moller's Grove picnic one fourth mile east of Lewistown. Afternoon acts include Cowboy Ray and His Bandwagon, readings, and a play The Twins and How They Entertained The Minister. Evening features New Windsor Band, vocal numbers, and Minstrels. Supper served at five with planned children’s games.
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Herbert R O Conor
Harold C Bner
Evangelical Reformed Church
Moller’s Grove
Lewistown
Gov O'Conor
Baer
Cowboy Ray
Steiner Smith
New Windsor Band
Jemima
Work Resumed On Sandy Hook Span At Harpers Ferry
Bridge work at Harpers Ferry resumes after a suspension due to wet weather. Workers erect wooden forms for the final abutment and extend the low bridge toward the opposite Virginia shore while abutments near the Maryland line and old canal are prepared, with completion tentatively set for December.
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Harpers Ferry
Sandy Hook
Potomac
Virginia Embankment
Maryland
Jas McGraw Co
Meat Packers Seek Action Over Price Ceilings
More than 300 independent meat packers met in an emergency conference and urged President Roosevelt to act to save their industry from ruin caused by price ceilings on meat products while live animal prices remain high. They claim senators and congressmen failed to persuade the Price Administrator and the Agriculture Secretary.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
George A Casey
Secretary of Agriculture
Mite Society Meets At Lovettsville Virginia
Lovettsville Virginia hosts Mite Society gathering with Mrs James Westfall and family visiting Mrs H L Rodeffer. Mr Woodside from New York joins relatives. James Westfall Jr remains for a longer visit amid Ladies Aid Society activities.
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Mite Society
Lovettsville, Va
Lovettsville
James Westfall
Peggy
James
Mr. Woodside
New York
Local social notes list Sunday visits and camp delegates
Waldron of Baltimore and Mr and Mrs Harvey Waldron hosted Sunday guests. Mary Wever, after a month with her son and daughter-in-law, returned to Martinsburg. Pvt John Compher visits his parents. Mildred Stream and Clinton Stream visited Clinton Shafer at Hagerstown for dinner. 4 H camp at Powell's Fort Valley Camp includes Tommy Potterfield Frank Legard Bobby Legard Wanda Lee Womeldorph and leader Mrs Miller. Sergeant Charlie Wire of VP 1 visited family and joined Eta Kappa Nu at Blacksburg. Loudoun County Sunday school convention attendees included Rev and Mrs A F Tobler and others at St James Episcopal Leesburg.
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Jenny Lois
Elizabeth
Kitty Hammond
Anne Po
Rfield
Jesse Yakey
Edith Bruin
Bonnie Arnold
Katee Smith
Rosa Lindsay
Francis Lindsay
Alf Tobler
Floyd County
Margaret Grove
Winifred Grove
Baltimore
Mae Luckett
Washington
A. F. Tobler
J. Kemper Cassel
Virginia Louder of
Jefferson
P. F. Legard
Leesburg
Gross Woods
Dr. Best
Charles Hoywood
Relay
Elizabeth Hopwood
Lillian
Lertie Ritchey
Powell's
Fort Valley
Tommy Potterfield
Frank
Bobby Legard
Lovellsville
Wanda Lee Womeldorph
Percy Miller
Charlies Wire
George Wire
Eta Kappa Nu
Blacksburg
Loudoun County
St. James’ Episcopal Church
A F. Tobler
Community Notices and School Graduates Highlight Baltimore and College Park
Social page lists Lancaster and Frederick residents visiting Baltimore and Winchester with Mrs Filler and family names. Also notes the funeral of Mr Piter and a large group attending. Sixty nine public school teachers graduated from the University of Maryland with graduates including Sara Bow, William Culler Jr, Clara Stauffer, Helen Everhart, Edna Michael, and Novelle Philips among others.
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University of Maryland
College Park
Sara E. Bow Us
Jefferson
William W. Culler, Jr
Clara B Stauffer
Walkersvillé
Charles M. Dodson
Mr Alty
Helen H H. Everhart
Edna M Michael
This City
Mareasret L. Hatcher
Brunewicks
Helen M. Rudy
Middletown
Novelle
Philips
Taneytown
Kore
Clarksburg
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