Masonry Washington Birthday Meeting Draws 300 Masons
Three hundred Masons from Frederick and surrounding areas attended Lynch Lodge No. 163's Washingtons Birthday celebration in the Masonic Temple. Congressman Samuel B. Pettingill of Indiana spoke on George Washington and the Constitution. A turkey dinner followed, with musical numbers by Hagan, Stephens, and Storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Washington
New Market
Thurmont
Emmittsburg
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
Lynch Lodge
Congressman Pettingill
August T. Brust
H. David Hagan
Joseph 5. Stephens
Sperry L Storm
Louis L. Wilson
J Harry Brandenburg
Clinton B. Willard
Patrick M. Schnauffer
John M. Haller
E. Paul Magaha
Paul D Simpson
Frank
A L. Brice
Henry A . Meter
E. E. Stoffer
Arthur V. Myers
J. William Himbury
FH. J. Showe
Harvey S. Zimmerman
Thomas J. Crum
Guy C. Roser
A. LeRoy McCardell
Rev
George H. Seiler
Millard H. Horine
Thomas L. Thrasher
Encouraging List of Local Mason Members and Helpers
A long roster details local and out of town Masons, affiliated residents, and numerous volunteers who attended a supper event. It names committees, cooks, servers, and hosts from multiple towns including Emmitsburg and Point of Rocks, with participants from Mount Airy and Bethesda among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Goodell
Guy K Motter
Albert M Coblientz
H R. Shoemaker
Foster C Remsbere Claude
Hahn Harry C. Gilert
Dr A A Raddeis
Paul L. Hoffmaster
Alvey D Young
Irving E Staley
John P Engelbrecht
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Hassell U Main
James S. P. Trout
William R Slemmer
Grayson H. Staley
C I Storm
Ira L Miller
James S Crist
Chas A Gross
W B. Watson
William B. Gross
Charles L. Moats
Acacia
Thurmont
E. C. Kefauver
L. C. Mackley
B Bennett
Ralph W. Miller
Russell English
Charles McC. Mathias
William ©. Wertenbaker
P E Heimer
Tyrian
Emmitsburg
Byron S Stull
M. F. Shuff
Charles L Sharrer
Frank W Weant
Point of Rocks
W. L. Newton
WH. Renn
C. H. Shull
Harvey Shue
W. Quincy Stouffer
L. E. Sigafoose
Prudence
Mt Airy
A. Frank Miller
H. W. Moxley
R Harvey Green
Donald E Watkins
Frank A
C E Huntzberg
Hagerstown
Paul M. DeHart
E. KB. Shinholser
Washington
A . Spencer
Wilmington
Del
S. M. Smith
Glasgow
James C. Greenlay
Salem
Mass
Allen D Spencer, Jr
Baltimore
Samuel B Pellingi
South Bend
Ind
William R. Miller
James M McCown
Robert R. Arthur
Waynesboro
Phhp Seeger
Claude Culler
Charles Miller
William Darner
Albert Brice
August T. Brust
Glenn
Garber
J. B. Atkinson
Nevin T. BR. Waskey
G. W Stultz
Guy Roser
Mirs
Richard Simmsons
Margaret Falk
Paul Simpson
Raymond R Zimmerman
Mariam Addie
Helen Young
Byron A Winebrewer
Alton Whitmore
Carl Hane
Harry Seeger
Helen Vadlow
Airsifford Yinger
Mayetta Hershberger
Edith Muller
Richard C. Dutrow
James H. Harris
Casper E Cline, Jr
Frank A. Castle
Answers to Cranium Crackers Problem on Page Four
police questioned truck driver Morgan about Burke's murder and found his story inconsistent. He claimed he bet his last S2 on a 9 to 2 winneryet was seized with $14, implying $11 left after drinking.
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Page Four
Morgan
Burke
Increased Facilities For Navy Yards Requested
Washington reports the Navy asked Congress to expand facilities at every navy yard to support a 20 percent fleet increase within a reasonable time. Rear Admiral William G. Dubose told the House Naval committee the improvements are essential for the building program and the cost of the fleet expansion is about 1.05 billion dollars, higher than Chairman Vinson’s initial 800 million estimate for 47 new warships and 22 auxiliary vessels.
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Washington
Navy
Congress
Navy Yard
William G. Dubose
Naval Construction
House Naval Committee
Dubose
Vinson
Georgia
Naval Committee
Orginally
1300 Acres In New Park Area At Harpers Ferry
Representatives from Maryland Virginia and West Virginia formed a committee to promote purchase of land for a national park. Dr Henry T McDonald of Storer College named chairman of the committee on committees. Conrad L Worth of the National Park Service said 1300 to 1500 acres and about 30000 dollars are needed. land must be debt free before transfer for maintenance by the government. Frederick County officials participated along with Washington County and a local Chamber of Commerce president. Sir Robert Peel entered Parliament at 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Maryland
Virgina
West Virginia
Henry T McDonald
Storer College
Conrad L. Worth
National Park Service
Frederck
Roger B. Wolfe
Chamber of Commerce
M. J. Croghan
Herman €. Gubisch
Frederick County
Washington County
Frederick
American Bombers Arrive In Peru
Six United States army bombers and 49 crew members landed at Lima Tambo Airport after a non stop 16 hour flight from Miami. The planes carried flags to show friendship and planned to depart for Buenos Aires to attend Roberto Ortiz's inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
United States Army
Miami
Buenos Aires
Robert Olds
Digot
Lima- Tambo
Here
Roberto M. Ortiz
Argentina
Andes
Donovan Seeks Seat Held By Gambrill in Md District
Baltimore February 17 Joseph L Donovan Ellicott City attorney and State Senator since 1930 announced his candidacy for the House of Representatives seat held by Stephen W Gambrill The Fifth District covering Howard Anne Arundel Prince Georges Charles Calvert and St Marys includes six Southern Maryland counties Donovan based at Woodstock Maryland California's first sugar beets were raised experimentally in 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joseph L. Donovan
Ellicott City
State Senate
House of Representatives
Stephen W. Gambrill
Gambrill
Fifth Congressional District
Maryland
Howard, Anne, Arundel
Prince George's
Charles, Calvert and
St. Mary's
Donovan Hives
Woodstock
Rev I H Noe Seeks Final Checkup At Johns Hopkins
Rev Issac Harding Noe former dean of St Mary's Episcopal cathedral Memphis Tenn arrived in Baltimore to enter Johns Hopkins hospital for a final checkup. He had been hospitalized in Memphis since January 23 after surviving 22 days of fasting in a bid to prove man's immortality, which led to his removal from the deanery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Issac Harding Noe
St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral
Memphis
Tenn
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Noe
Also Mentioned on This Page
OF Masons
Lynch
Representative Pettingill
Indiana
Thomas R. Saylor
John E. Cramer
R N Grove
Alvill Conner
Raymond R. Zimmerman
C. Leo Kran
J. Leonard Notnagie
Carl H Hane
Nevin T. RK. Waskey
Charles T. Dudderar
Ralph G. Kline
Walter G. Hudson
Sherman P. Bowers
Merril H. Ramsburg
Manon Stull Miller
Richard C Dutrow
Arthur H. Doll
James H Falk
J. W. L. Carty
George T. Cramer
Claude F. Culler
Albert N. McCardell
Ede
F. Haller
Harry QO. Smith
John Hershberger
Millard M. Rice
Roy M. Stockman
Martin N. Rohrback
LE Major
Edgar S. McCardell
Casper E. Chine
Samuel A. Gregg
Wilbur Sheffield
Ben Rosenour
Harry P. See
C. ©. Broadrup
Williams H. Markey
G. Nevin Robert
J. W. Morgan
Earl T. Webster
George MM. Gillinger
Samuel E. Brown
Harry T. James, Jr
M. F. Lease, Jr
Melvin M. Engle
Russell H. McCain
Robert TL. Kolb
B. B. Rosenstock
P. A. Richardson
G. Ed. Myers
Lous E. Eiche
L. Elmer Brown
A. Vernon Cobieniz
C Lesive Blanifinger
I L. Fleischman
Alvin G. Quan
Hary O. Schroeder
E B Measell
E. Earl Remsberg
Arthur R. Remsberg
Hobart B. Albaugh
W. H. Peiffer
Louise S. Holme
Harry O. Smith
Clayton Morgan
Bryan Rice
Alfred G Zimmerman
Mary Rhoads
Raymond Bussard
Gordon Watters
Paul Magaha
George H Seiler
Paul Mithack
Austin Renn
Roy Martin
Harriet Shook
Lavier Michael
Grace Hagan
Pauline Etzler
John Drenning
Helen Smith
Delprey
West Patrick St
Corner Church
Market Sts
North Market Street
New Spring
New
Robert Peel
Donovan
California
Bryn Mawr
P.S
I. H. Noe
Baltimore Hospital
C. C. Carty, Inc
East
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Ion
Hendrickson
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