Surprises At Civitan Meet At Frederick Dinner
A Civitan Club dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel featured a surprise visit by 24 Westminster Civitan members. The secret caused delays and confusion as the Frederick club welcomed guests who had planned the visit, and the hotel scrambled to arrange seating and meals for all attendees.
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Civitan Club
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Westminster Civitan Club
Frederick Club
Carol R. Freed
Alton J. Lipps
Lapps
President Lipps
Westminster
Austin F. Schildwachter
Econing
Teddy Semler
Civitan
Sam Stroud
Westminster Club Comedy Ends With Film Showing
The Westminster president introduced members humorously while Har old Fogle won a $20 attendance prize. A visiting club from Frederick engaged in Battle League baseball and rat cake sales. The evening closed with a color film Bermuda Bound shown by William M. Moore and John L. Ponton. The narration noted Bermuda’s six major coral islands, discovery by Juan Bermudes in 1515, British colonization in 1609, and its mild climate and lush scenery.
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Westminster
Har
Old Fogle
Frederick
William M. Moore
John L. Ponton
Anniversaries of Know America Today list notable figures
Know America Today presents anniversaries noting Denorah Sampson born 1760 in Sharon Massachusetts who served in the Revolution disguised as a man and died 1827. It recalls 1797 Joseph Henry born Albany New York first Smithsonian secretary who died 1878. 1807 John Greenleaf Whittier born Haverhill Massachusetts died 1892 Hampton Falls New Hampshire. 1835 Alexander Agassiz noted as American naturalist and oceanographer.
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Denorah Sampson
Sharon
Mass
Joseph Henry
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Albany
N. Y
John Greenleaf Whittier
New England
Haverhill
Alass
Hampton Falls
N. H
Alexander Agassiz
Today In History And Births Of Notable Figures
Timeline items include 1866 historic Milligan case ruling on habeas corpus and Congress message on Venezuela in 1895. 1903 Wright brothers aviation first flight at Kitty Hawk. Births listed: William M Martin Jr in St Louis, Dr Willard F Libby, Dr Paul B Sears. Ages noted.
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Turalist
Switzerland
William Harkness
U. S. Naval Observatory
Scotland
Jersey
Nod
Milligan
U.S Supreme Court
Pres
Cleveland
Congress
Venezuela
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
N.C
William M. Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
St. Lous
Sears
Willard F. Libby
Atomic Energy
Columbia University
Grand Valley
Colo
Paul B Sears
Yale
The
Amer Asse
For the Advancement of Science
Bucyrus
Ohio
Notable Births and Horoscopes Highlight St. Louis Tribune
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Jr a Philadelphia born soldier and diplomat is listed among notable births alongside writer Erskine Caldwell born in White Oak Georgia and chemist Dr Ernest W Reid president of Corn Products Refining Co born in Chase Kansas Also noted is Dr Daniel Blain medical director of the American Psychiatric Association born in China The horoscope predicts an enthusiastic nature but warns of excess in mental pursuits advising moderation The column ends with a note on the average depth of underground coal mines in the United States at 190 feet
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Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Jr
Philadelphia
Erskine Caldwell
White Oak
Ernest W. Reid
The
Corn Products Refining Co
Chase, Kans
Daniel Blain
American Psychiatric Asso
Washington
China
United States
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