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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1937

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3

Grange Honors Its Annual Banquet Amid Weather Debacle

The Lewis town Grange held its annual banquet in Lewistown Hall on Thursday night. Weather and high water disrupted attendance from Thurmont and Graceham. State's Attorney Sherman P. Bowers presided, with State Master T. Roy Brookes of Bel Air and Roy Angleberger welcoming guests. The program included music, brief talks on Maryland Grange activities, plans for a county-wide banquet, and remarks on agricultural planning and production control.

Lewistown Roy Angleberger Mr. Bowers Grange Mr. Brookes Maryland Pomona Harrisburg Brookes Lee Johnson Edward F. Holter Middletown Pomona Grange State Grange Henry R. Shoemaker Middletown Grange Frederick County Seibel Alfred Hayes Henry Stottlemyer Ernest Warner W. A. R. Bell Bell Mr. Seibel Sidney Angleberger

Plumbing Code Topic Tackled at Lions Luncheon

Frederick officials faced pressure to enforce a long ignored plumbing code as Edward S. Mobley, chief plumbing inspector, urged Lions members at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to comply for public benefit. He argued reform may raise some costs but reduce repair bills over time. The remarks were introduced by Philip Kramer with Jesse W. Kolb presiding.

Frederick Edward S. Mobley The Lions Francis Scott Key Hotel Mr. Mobley Philip Kramer Jesse W. Kolb

Crippled Children To Return To Homes Soon

Fifty eight sunburned crippled children will return to the William Baer School from a Maryland League for Crippled Children camp in the Catoctin Valley sixteen miles north of Frederick. The first camp of its kind in Maryland provides limited summer vacations with 34 buildings of blighted chestnut, beds only, and basic care. The league funds covered fifty eight slots. fourteen were postponed. Cost per child per week is 13 dollars.

Baltimore William 5. Baer Maryland League For Catoctin Valley Frederick Maryland League Teague Catoctin Frederick County

Bumper Crops Bring Falling Prices Warns Manger

Louis J. Taber, master of the National Grange, told about 60,000 from three states at Burritt Grange picnic that a large 1938 crop surplus would lower prices and purchasing power. He urged farm families to organize and support crop insurance, the ever normal granary, surplus control and irrigation where needed.

Rockford Louis J. Taber National Grange Taber Wiinois Wisconsin Iowa Burritt Grange

Roosevelt Leaves For Hyde Park Home

President Roosevelt heads to Hyde Park for a three week absence from Washington after a busy day of signing bills and cabinet talks. He will return for a September 17 Constitution Day address, with 81 measures awaiting action including sugar quota, low cost housing, army housing and floor control.

Washington Roosevelt Hyde Park Dutchess County New York

Ritchie Memorial to Be Unveiled Sunday

Baltimore will unveil the first memorial to Albert C. Ritchie, four times Maryland governor, on Sunday the first anniversary of his birth. The event is sponsored by the Advertising Club of Baltimore.

Baltimore Albert C. Ritchie Maryland The Advertising Club of

Unveiling Planned for Bronze Portrait at Druid Hall Park

Mrs Elizabeth W Smith will unveil a bronze portrait to be affixed to the stone tower on the southeast side of Druid Hall Park Lake. The memorial honors Georgia's famed watermelon crop, a product yielding about 12 million melons annually.

Nounced Druid Hall Park Lake Elizabeth W. Smith Ratchie Georgia

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