Fire Company Meetings Plan Annual Elections and Banquet
Reports from the Junior and United Fire Companies describe January annual meetings to elect officers and plan the New Year Ball and banquet. Officers named include presidents, vice presidents, treasurer, secretary, and directors with new members admitted. Decorations, booster hose, and building decor sit alongside governance items and upcoming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis & JW
Saris Stony
Witout
Ana United
Juma Company
Afr
Dertsbaneh
Mounday
Ladas Avediary
Enmibie
Manbers
United Tite
Uoiversity
Maryland
Tending Committee For
Treare
Derthaug
Lewis Ro Dertrbaugh
Charles Bo Troxell
James W. Fletcher
F. Bo Sappington
F. Lester Smith
Robert Lo ‘Thomas
George J. Atier
Clyde AP Howey
Edward Nusbaum
John Davis
Gleon Green
Fortman
Francis Davie
WillLin Simmons
Charles Hahn
Harry Danner
Harry Curry
Chel
Nase
Melvin Fox
Carlos Andrews
James Hargett
Edward Blumenauer
George Blumenauer
LeRoy Blumenauer
Paul Houck
Marit Talles
Lewis Simmons
Sittin
Wm M. Smith
Caplain
Jena Foriene Preshbag
United Fire Company
South Maker Street
Charles E. Lipps
Charles E Kinna
Walter WH. Duvall
Arthur Hothman
Storm
W. Bartgis Storm
Lioyal C Caller
William M. Storm
Robert L Smith
David M Kemp
Jacob O H. Schmidt
William D Lipps
C. Irvin Stare
Henry L .Bennett
John T Rest
James Marrone
Alton J. Lipps
Paul L Beard
Ralph Nusz
Harry Cramer
Garden Club Wreath Wins Baltimore Prize at Exhibition
The Frederik Ciarwarden Chat noted, Baltimore, as wreaths by local clubs earned top prize at the State Federation of Garden Clubs show. Judges praised natural materials including pine, cedar, hemlock, and juniper with fragrant additions. Honorable mentions highlighted varied wreath designs and creative uses of plant textures.
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Pon Wolasna
Wiatdock
Moss Abungeret
Federation of Wavier- Inman Federation
Baltimore
Mia
Obscure memorial service noted at Cumberland event
A former secretary spoke at a memorial service held by the Ble at Cumberland Me ato, with Elky service observed at Brestburg on Sunday eventing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle C. Winebrenner
Ble
Cumberland
Ato
Elky
Brestburg
Court News Marriage Licenses and Deeds Across Cities
A fragmented court notice lists marriages and real estate transfers. Entries show names like Holmes and Rae, Kennedy, Go Steele, and Thompson with transfers valued from $1 to $3600, spanning New York City Chicago Rockville and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ho Holmes
Twiitowar
Edita Mo Rae
Tax Dispute Over Willed Property in Carroll County
Legal filing shows attorney Genel Herbert ROO Conor contending taxes on a will related to services and estate in Carroll County. The case cites a disputed fee and a lack of a valid delivery agreement between Mr Young and his benefactor Mire. Martha Ao Fringer claims the estate as compensation to Mars Your after Mrs Fronts death. the will dated 1907 transfers property and ground to a nurse.
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Olire
Dee
Genel Herbert Roo
Conor
Mass
Carroll County
Nure
Tate Sreelie
Harry Go
Young
Martha Ao
Taney Two
Pringer
Janes Tawi
Congress Votes Itself Travel Funds For Members
Congress approved about 122000 for travel expenses for lawmakers with 60 cents per mile per member cited. House Republicans criticized the vote noting questions about accounting and Christmas trips home. Senate action passed with little comment as the day focused on the farm bill and related tax and labor committee decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahington
Neluda
Senate
House Labor Committee
Tax on Football May Go to Court
Supreme Court may decide if football is an essential state function in disputes over federal taxes on college game admissions. Four state universities Iowa West Virginia Minnesota and Georgia challenge the tax collection by state agencies arguing it intrudes on a state function. Government says tax targets fans not institutions and presses to settle whether states may collect and remit the revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Iowa West Virvatra
Minnesota
Georia
Internal Revenue Bureau
Burea
Towa
First Capital National Bank
Towa City
Circuit Court of Appeals
Towale
Georgia
Internal Revenue
Trial Court
Distriet Court
Circuit Court
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
A filled page lists five trivia items from different topics. It notes Mexico City as an old North American city, mentions a red hue in the Red Sea from microscopic plants, states the US has no official flower, cites impeachment power via the House, and identifies Jack Dempsey born in Manassa Colorado as the Manassa Mauler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
North America
Red Sea
United States
House of Representatives
Jack Dempsey
Manassa
Colo
State Grange Meets Today in Frederick County
Frederick County delegates gather for the State Grange session in Westminster at 7 PM. Banquet this evening and sessions tomorrow feature talks on farming training and Pomona Grange plans with over 150 delegates expected from Brange groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Coun
Westminster
Mio Beeard
Wattee Wall
Boaldnek
Porky Ace
National Grange
Natal
ITL
Mary Lane
Plata
Pomona
Braddock
Creatverstown Grange
Deane
Aclu Ts Towa
University of Marshand
Lions International President to Visit Frederick Sons Club
Announcement made Monday night that Frank W. Burch of Milwaukee Wisconsin will visit the Frederick Sons Club in April to attend a large meeting. Plans call for wide representation from Maryland District of Columbia and Delaware with expected attendees from Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia and Kentucky. The event will be ceremonial and emphasize Lions International goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Burch
Milwaukee
Wise
Lions International
Willingke
Frederick Sons Club
Licny
Ote
Maryland
Colwwota
Deta- Mare
Vem West
Viryganm
Vir- Ku
Bridge opens on Antietam Creek on Hagerstown Frederick route
The Antietam Creek bridge along the Hagerstown Frederick dual highway is finished at about 150000 dollars. It carries two 20 foot highway lanes and sits at the eastern edge of Hagerstown. Three miles of the 23 mile project are complete with grading and drainage nearly done. The Roads Commission plans to lay additional concrete sections next summer as fills settle. Negotiations continue with Potomac Edison for rights of way through Smoketown gap, the old trolley line now used only for freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Duc
Antietam Creek
Hagerstown-Frederick
State Roads Commission
Postomac Edison Co
Frederick to Host International Lions President Meet
A district meeting selected Frederick as host city for the international president due to its central location. The Toca Lions Club previously entertained presidents as part of a national network of about 2800 Lions Clubs. Mr Bireh will visit Atexco and Honolulu, then Milasukee and Frederohk before an official Vital event with no offers at the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Toca! Lions Club
Fis
Bireh
Atexco
Honolulu
Dane Wary
Po Ty Calforna
Milasukee
Frederohk
Ebes
Frederick Voitite Leads First Prize at Bethesda Tavern Opening
The article notes Frederick Voitite, Forty and Eight, winning first prize for best cafe or tavern quiet at the Christinay season opening in Bethesda. Gerard Lipp stated the event occurred Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Voitite
Bethesda
Gerart Lipp
Chet de Gare
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Jacob A Kidwater
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Theodore File
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Roy Remsberg
Charles Walker
W.A R Bell
Charles E. Klein
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Creagerstown Verona
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Lewistown Grange
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Edward Holter
Austin P. Foenn
Tobias Zimmerman
Jefferson Grange
Pomona Grange
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