Boy Scouts Speak Here at Kiwanis Meeting
Frederick Kiwanis hosts Boy Scout Week with Robert Cox and Jay Zeigler as speakers at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Cox and Zeigler, both St. John’s youths, discuss Scouting past and present and life saving. Toastmasters aide Thomas Garner notes 23 of 30 scouts completed a public speaking course.
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Kiwanis Club
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Robert Cox
Frank Cos
Fort Dewick
Jay Zeigler
George A. Zeigler
St. John’s
Thomas A. Garner
Rosanians
Toastmasters Club
Garner
Jule Deus
Fort
England
Sir Robert Bagen-Powell
Brush Away
Boy Scouts of America
Congress
Jay
Scout meeting emphasizes rescue and CPR training
The program focused on rescuing drowners, escaping an icy pond, and artificial respiration. President George B. Delaplaine Jr. led the Kiwanis meeting and announced upcoming events. Birthday observances, visitors Bill Harrison and Frank Cox, and songs for Lincoln’s birthday marked the gathering.
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George B. Delaplaine Jr
Barlston L. Rothenhoefer
Bill Harrison
Baltimore Club
Frank Cox
Kiwanian Garner
Lincoln
Robert L. Smith
Sperry Storm
Bolivar Family Reunion and Local News
Bolivar area notes report a recent visit by Mr and Mrs Clarence Packard of Castleton New York to Mrs J W Ramsdill family. A January 9 reunion at Mrs Lukhe Biller home drew relatives from Chicago Alexandra Virginia College Park Odenton Martinsburg Bolivar and Bolivar families. A Weimanner dog named Major owned by the Cecil Webb family was killed by a coal truck Saturday. Donald Walker and Donna of Rawson visited J C Ballenger while Mrs Ballenger improves. Karl Grubb and Mrs
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G. E. Webb
Bolivar
Clarence Packard
Castleton
J. W. Ramsdill
Lukhe Biller
Charles
Chicago
Earl Upperman
Alexandra
T Ltterback
College Park
Roert E. Bil
Odenton
Raymond Biter
Boliver
Helen Katzman
J. W Biller
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cecil Webb
Major
Donald E. Walker
Donna
Rawson
J. C. Ballenger
Ballenger
Karl Grubb
Snowbound town notes and local incidents
Daisy Marks returns home from a visit in Trenton New Jersey while Harpers Ferry and Bolivar impose sled riding bans on Main Street to curb accidents during heavy snows. Norman Mumma engineers snow clearance with a jeep and bulldozer as streets reopen after record snowfall. A local draft board ferries men to Fort Holabird for pre induction exams but yields no inductees.
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Daisy Marks
Herman O’brien
Trenton
N. J
Strother Watson
Williamsport
B. F. Eackles
Shugart
Harpers Fern
Robert MicReynolds
Pure Company
Clarence Melander
Ralston Spa
New York
J. W. Ramoell
Florida
Mexico
Harpers Ferry
Bolivar
Washington Street
Main St
Altstadrts
Selective Service Boards
Frederick
Fort Holabird
Baltimore
Peterson's Ointment Promises Fast Pile Relief
Millions of sufferers over 40 years have found relief from itching and smarting with Peterson's Ointment. A user quotes relief and better sleep, praising the soothing astringent formula priced at 85 cents at druggists. Money back guarantee.
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Peterson
Roads Meeting Cancelled by Snow Emergency
Frederick County Commissioners weekly session with Roads Department heads was cancelled due to a snow emergency. Commissioners and Courthouse remained open. Roads officials busy clearing roads. They conferred with farmers hindered for milk deliveries. E. S. Conway sought appointment to discuss local laws missing from the county code. A representative will attend.
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Frederick County
Roads Department
Conway
Fredencs
Open House Celebrates 10000th Eyeglass Frame at AO Frederick
The American Optical Co plant in Frederick marks the 10 000th eyeglass frame produced since opening in October 1956. A ceremony with a plant tour and refreshments is set for 7 30 p m at the Frederick Airport facility on February 17. Officials will also send a representative to Thurmont’s Guardian Hose Company annual banquet next Monday at 7 pm.
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American Optical Co
Frederick
American Optical
Guardian Hose Company of
Thurmont
Fire Destroys Unoccupied Cabin Near Sugarloaf Mountain
Firefighters from Hyattstoan and Upper Montgomery County responded to a house fire at 10 10 p.m. near Mt Ephraim Road at the base of Sugarloaf Mountain. The cabin was unoccupied and the blaze caused substantial damage before being controlled.
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Hyattstoan
Upper
Montgomery County
Mt. Ephriam Road
Sugarloaf Mountain
Fire destroys unoccupied log house as stakeout proceeds
Firefighters faced drifted roads to reach the one story log house, which was almost completely destroyed. The building was unoccupied. State Police are investigating as red China sidetrack dominates WHO proceedings in New Delhi with a U S motion on Formosa seating.
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Rracks
State Police
New Delhi
India
World Health Organization
China
U. S
Chag Karshek
Formosa
WHO
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Boy Scouts
Medical Arts Pharmacy Medical Center
Aoa
Norman Mumma
Elm St. Bolivar
Bill
America
Maryland Industall
American Finance Corporation
West
Patrick Street
Goodayear
Goodyear
Pew Goodyear
Tracion
Lowell Tire & Battery Co
South Market St. Monument
Cornell
Woodsboro
Routzahn’s
Middletown, MD
Clay’s
Sinclair Service Center
Rosemont Ave
Lockard
South Street
Thomas Avenue
Jack’s
Buckeystown, MD
Dinty Moore
Church Sts
L. R. Stop & Sons
West Patrick &T
Neweps
Potomac Edison CO
Nsral
Footer’s Cleaners
Frederick Shopping Center
405
N. Market St
S. Market St
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