Y M C A Plans Early Campaign To Boost Membership
The Y M C A prepares a January campaign led by secretary C K Harris with J D Vanscaten overseeing. The goal is six hundred members from about four hundred today, using a thousand members as a slogan and outlining memberships for various ages and fees.
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Y. MC. A
C. K. Harris
Washington
J. D. Vanscaten
Harris
Christian Association
Vanscoten
Harria
Frederick
Vanacoten
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Open House New Year at Y M C A
Plans for the annual New Year reception at the Y M C A are extensive with a reception for members and guests, refreshments, and displays. The event includes high school orchestra, bowling, and exhibits, followed by a basketball game at Armory Court between the Y M C A and Crescent of Hagerstown. The Y M C A has had a strong season, with only two losses, to Alpha Club and the Federal Y M C A of Baltimore.
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Welock
Sone
Seatap
Frederick
Armory Court
LA. Quint
Crescent
Hagersown
Schroeder
Association
Alpha Club
Waryneshore
Federal Y M .A
Baltimore
Frederick Y M C A Building Shaped for City Center Life
The Frederick Young Men’s Christian Association building on Church and Court streets cost over $62,000 and anchors the city with a model facility. It offers a grand lobby, library, two bowling alleys, a 40 by 18 foot pool, 198 steel lockers, a full gym, running track, shower baths, dormitory rooms for 22 tenants, and spaces for meetings, recreation, and outdoor camps, all aimed at spiritual and social development for young men and boys.
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Frederick
Church and
Court Streets
Young Men's Christian Association
K. Harris
Court Street
Fredercel County Free Library
Ttany
Scasson
Gyminasium
Ihe
Trent
Bowling League Competition Schedule and Rules
The article outlines a bowling league run since last Monday with matches each week at 1200 o clock, three games per match, five players per team, and up to three absentees with 83 pins allowed per absence. It lists a lengthy game schedule from December 30 through March 23 including Ideal, Union, Champions, Catechins, News, YMCA, and Leaders, along with notes on absentee penalties and the club’s aim for prizes.
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Vie
Ideal
Union
Sanuary
Ers
Cateetings
Union Mills
News
Champions
Catechins
Se It
YM. Coa
C*hampions
Crete
Tins
Y. MG. A
Leaders
YMCA Boys Quarters to Move Front Second Floor
The YM CA executive committee proposes moving the boys quarters to the front second floor rooms, creating new reading and library areas and a pool room for boys plus dormitory members access to patrons facilities. The plan includes potential lower membership fees for boys and a cost under ten dollars for the full transformation carried out by staff.
View of Boys Department Holds Annual Meeting and Board Election
The View of Boys' Department holds its annual meeting on the first Tuesday night in January with a nominating committee proposing six directors, three to be voted. Major D. John Marker, president for three years, led growth to self support and joined the directorate in 1807. A new charter reduces directors to 12, with three retiring yearly. The article lists the current directors and various committee chairs.
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J. G. Crawford
Charles McC. Mathias
J. Travers Thomas
Mr. Harris
Paul D. Simpson
Miss Josephine Diener
Park W. T. Loy
Wilson
Smith
G. Rupp
J. E B. Drizter
Harry B. Carty
S. Elmer Brown
John Flanigan
Charles A. Opel
David Hagan
James A. Long
Edward Bentz
Delaplaine
Guy K. Motter
T. c. Forrester
Lewis R. Derrébaugh
Chas W. Mullican
A. Thomas
Hugh D. Spence
Paul Zeigler
Frank Castle
Homer Kepler
Wiliam D. Zimmerman
Millard M. Rice
R. Ames Hendrickson
C. Markell
W. Scholl Hersperger
W. D. Zimmerman
Robert E. Delaplaine
Tme
R. Paul Smith
Lewis A Tice
Dirctors
D. John Marker
Major Marker
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frederick
Third Lyceum Course Draws Frederick Music Lovers
Frederick readers anticipate the next Lyceum course event featuring Mrs Themzine Cox soprano of Harrisburg with violinist Miss Jeannette Weinberg reader Mazie Schmidt and Miss Rath to perform on Thursday December 20.
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