Good Templars End Meeting in 70th Annual Session
The Ishirte District of Colu Grand Lodge of the International Order of Good Templars held its 70th annual session August 21 and 22 at Ave Odd Fellows Temple Mt Airy. Raymond E. Hardy presided as Grand Chief Templar. A class of 15 candidates was conferred and dignitaries from New York and Worcester attended. The afternoon address by Prof. William Paul Walker focused on instructing youth about alcohol. The second day included devotion, ritual sessions, and officer elections with Raymond Hardy re-elected GCT and Mrs Eleanor Fleming elected Grand Secretary-Treasurer.
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Ishirte
Colu
National
Templar
National Grand Lodge
Worcester
Mass
M. B. Vierow
Marjorie Band
Viola Booth
Nellie Stewart
Kiessie Schoolcraft
Loop
New York Grand Lodge
William Paul Walker
W. C. Bowen
Baltimore
Edward B. Lewis
Airy
Paul W. Henry
Grand Lodge
J. Raymond Schmidt
Washington
Yale School of Alcohol Studies
Maryland District
Mabel B. Shaw
Samuel H. Gressitt
Raymond E. Hardy
G. C.T
John A. Ruby
G. Coun
Raymond £. Fleming
G.V.T
G.S.L.W
Annie Hartman
G.S.J.W
Wm. Chas
H. Mead
G. Chap
GML
Julian D. Wheeter
I. G.d.al
Betty Stu
Dorsie G. Richardson
Thos. E. Watkins
Maryland District of Columbia
Recital At 1947 Inter national Supreme Lodge Held In Sweden
Audience Of 1 200 Saw These Children Give Recital in the 1947 session of the Inter national Supreme Lodge which is to be held in Sweden Dr J Raymond Schmidt was elected as the alternate to the LS L session Mr Watkins has been a representative to the LS L on differentce and it is expected that he will go abroad in 1947 to attend the ses sion.
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International Supreme Lodge
Sweden
J. Raymond Schmidt
Ls.l
Watkins
Personal notices of service members and visitors
A compilation of local personal notices: Pvt Grayson M Abrecht reports basic training at Parris Island and new assignment at Cherry Point North Carolina with a mailing address. Other items describe visits between Culpeper Virginia residents and WWII companions in India, family travel across Pennsylvania, homecomings from Niagara Falls New York, Atlantic City stays, a birthday surprise for a local man near New Market, a Brooklyn visit by the Quynn family, Hood College plans, and a new baby born in Philadelphia with McCabe family travel notes and a Baltimore visit. The piece closes with plans to travel to Germany in September amid Huobadest concerns.
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Grayson M. Abrecht
Grayson S. Abrecht
Trail Avenue
Marine Base
Parris Island
D. C
Cherry Point
N. C
M. RL
M A.W. FL. Mfm CA
Cherry Paint
Joseph F. Kula
Uniontown
Henie
Usain Wil
Tesuime Dei Sodsins
Hood College
Pogpy Quynn
Edwardi
Mart Matin
Elm Street
Deaabier
Perto
Hahnenmann Hospital
Philadelphia
Joan AL McCabe
West Third Street
Norristown
McCabe
Hugh McCabe
Betty Douglass
West South Street
Mary Schlotthober
Baltimore
Douglass
Schlotthober
Germany
Doctor Says Jaundice Is a Symptom Not a Disease
A physician explains jaundice as a symptom caused by bile flow obstruction or red blood cell destruction. The color changes begin in the eyes, progress to skin tones, and vary by age. mild cases may persist without affecting work, while severe jaundice causes itching and sleep disruption.
80th Birthday Is Celebrated For Mrs Willard At Family Dinner
A large family gathering honors Mrs. Annette Hauver Willard of ueap Fo ville on August 30 for her 80th birthday. The event featured a multi generation turnout with sixty grandchildren and forty four great grand children among attendees. A special moment came when she extinguished eighty candles on a birthday cake as relatives posed for photos before a long dinner. Several relatives from out of town, including Mrs Emma Sprague of Portland Oregon, joined the celebration.
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New Market
Ufls
George E. Rankt
Gloria
MS Airy
Runkle
Melvin O. Gladhill
Harmony
Glenn Walls
Quinn
Dangelie
Pee Quynn
Anette Hauver Willard
Ueap Foville
Kring
Vane Doug Tate
Powilion
Albert Univer
Willard
William Willard
Weather Summary for August 1945 and 1946
The report notes 24 hour precipitation of 0.07 inches with August totals reaching 4.78 inches in 1945 and 8 inches by August. Normal August is 3.84 inches and precipitation to date shows a deficit of about 1 inch. Yesterday high was 77, low 43, with values from a year earlier at 79 and 46 respectively. Sun to rise at 5.35 am, set at 8.48 pm. moonrise 7.0 am, moonset 8.11 pm. Rivers including Monocacy and Potomac are clear at the Point of Rocks area.
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Frank Keefer
Evelyn R. White
Baker Park
Hose
Hawaii
Persia
Russia
France
Austria
Atlantic City
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Shoreham Hotel
P. E. Heimer
Bethlehem
Bangor
Hving
New Jersey
Wey
York
William A. O'Brien, M.D
NEA Service
Frederick County
The
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Fred Hayes
Jane
Bobby
Pauline
Leon
Dorothy
Helen
Virginia
Ruth
George Horne
Janet
Stanley Filous
John
Charles Willard
John Herne
Donald Lucas
Ira Warrenfeltz
Albert Haupt
Grace
Phyllis
Wilmer Keller
Gene
John Warrenfelt
Frederick
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