Community Notes Include Club Members and School Trips
The Frederick Club marks 39 years with four charter members still active. Local schools report trips and parent involvement. new baby Elizabeth Kate Crockett joins the family of Clifton Crockett. 4 H club bakes for fundraisers while WSCS meets in Gaithersburg. MYF sub district plans a pre Easter program at John.
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Lewis R Dertzbaugh
Ames Hendrckson
James H Gambrill II
Robert JL Warfield
Lorotlinent
Iatksfurg
McClain
Continental Bakery
Mahv
Griggs
Nernon
O R Hannex
Wis Dentigias
MYF
West Baltimore
John
Rotary Club of Frederick Observes Rotary Founding Anniversary
The Rotary Club at Francis Scott Key Hotel marked the founding of Rotary with talks by Carl Weakles and other members. They traced Rotary’s ideals Fellowship Service and international understanding while detailing programs for scholarships exchange fellowships and community projects.
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Frederick
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Fellowship of
Business Am
Rotary
Ts Meerne
Francis Scott Key
Todas
Eo Rotars
Carl Weakles
MeReary Aib
Rotary Oactisties
Rotam
Alan
Rotay
Chicaco Lo
Paul P Harts
Pamé
Aity
Rotars
French Guana
South Ameria
Gan Africa
Laos
Asia
Mastar
Indian Ocean
OPA
Rotary Chater
Hew
Rotary Internatiomal
Rotarys
New York City
Clarksburg Community Plans Spring Cleanup Drive
Clifton Crockett of Clarksburg School announces interior painting this week as part of a school project. The Community Association plans a general spring cleanup and repaint effort to rally residents, with a uniform planting plan under study led by Russell Cory. Montgomery County expands street lighting, while teachers work on social studies and census enrollment efforts continue.
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Kelly Taylor
Russell Cory
Montgomery County
Potomac Edison Co
Clarksburg
George Washington
Widespread Community Notice From Maryland Teachers Event
Maryland teachers removal event hosted by Wesley Methodist Church on March 1 features discussions led by President Wilson Etkins and University of Maryland officials. The gathering includes student leaders and YMCA YWCA sponsorship details and mentions prizes, scholarships, and a flood of personal names connected to local families.
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Wee Jackson
Dorothy Hackes
Lorraine
Sivena Woodson
Phillis Dorsey
Dianela
Washington
Westtere
Raymond E . Lewis E
Wien
Jacob H
Rent Miner
Soph B. Hildbreed
Sietaer
M. J
Chaney
Elaine Woodson
Maryland
Mount St. Agass
Jane Hackey
Frances Grey
Volee
Pullen Opposes State Scholarships in Maryland Debate
Annapolis AP State School Superintendent Thomas G Pullen Jr pressed opposition to state financed college scholarships during a House hearing. He urged ending scholarships and using funds to cut tuition, noting current state aid totals about one million dollars yearly with proposed costs between 320000 and 840000 annually.
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Annapolis
Thomas G Pullen Jr
Lelung
Pullen
del Cook
Montgomery
Milson Raver
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