Zonta and Lions Club Meet with Major Marshall Address
Major George H. Marshall, regional Salvation Army commander, spoke at a joint Zonta and Lions Club meeting at Hotel Frederick Monday night. He urged service clubs to tackle economic inequities by focusing on education and guiding youth toward productive citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Marshall
Salvation For
Maryland
West Virginia
Altimore
Zonta and
Lions Clubs
Frederick
Zonta Club
Lions
Michael E. Pue
Ward M. Akers
Alvin Main
John T. Best
Genevieve Herwig
Harry Fhipley
Roy Leatheran
Helen Snouffer
Berard C. Morris
Edward S. Delaplaine
Yron A. Winebrewer
Robert Ott
Walter Féagar
Many Countians at State Meet
Frederick county Farm Bureau members will attend the nineteenth annual Maryland Agricultural Society Maryland Farm Bureau Federation convention in Baltimore with sessions Wednesday through Friday. Delegates include Frank M. Stevens Creagerstown George S. Allnutt Buckeystown Russell C. Thomas near this city J. H. Ganley New Market Ira I f ert Middletown Samuel Ausherman Burkittsville Roy L. Remshberg Jefferson alternates EB. C. Sanner Carl M. Thomas Libertytown Millard F. Crum Mt. Pleasant A. E. Smith Thurmont Vincent Biser Shamsville L. F. Rudy Middletown R. 38. Hargett. executive wool pool and livestock marketing sessions, resolutions, credentials, audits, and various conferences are planned with speeches by local officials and Maryland Extension leaders.
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Frederick County
Farm Bureau
Maryland Agricultural Society
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Baltimore
Frank M. Stevens
Creagerstown
George S. Allnutt
Buckeystown
Russell C. Thomas
J. H. Ganley
New Market
Ira Ifert
Middletown
Samuel Ausherman
Burkittsville
Roy L. Remshberg
Jefferson
EB. C. Sanner
Carl M. Thomas
Libertytown
Millard F. Crum
Mt. Pleasant
A. E. Smith
Thurmont
Vincent Biser
Sjamsville
L. F. Rudy
Maryland State Farm Bureau Wool Pool
Farm Bureau Live Stock Marketing Association
Agricultural Society and
Farm Bureau Federation
Agricultural Corporation of Maryland
Charles T. Cockey, Jr
W. C. Roberts
Hungerford to Speak at Brunswick Public Meeting
A large crowd is expected at Red Men's Hall Brunswick at 8 pm for a Federal Better Housing campaign meeting. Chas H. Fete chairs the Brunswick district with 44 committeemen guiding arrangements. Arthur E. Hungerford, director of the Maryland National Emergency Council, will speak and show talking pictures outlining housing plans.
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Red Men's Hall
Brunswick
Better Housing
Brunswick Distr
Lovettsville
Knoxville
Petersville
Chas H. Fete
Brunswick District
Arthur E. Hungerford
Maryland National Emergency Council
Hungerford
Installation Held for Pen ta alpha Chapter Officers
In Gaithersburg on January 7 Mrs Ethryn Reed and Ray Wachter were installed as worthy matron and patron of Pen ta alpha Chapter O E S with Miss Cecil Traband directing. Officers named include associate matron Mrs Lillian Robertson associate patron A R Selby secretary Emma Becker treasurer Helen Selby conductress Orra McBain associate conductress Lindol Nicholson chaplain Lucy Selby marshal Janet Bell organist Edith Barnett Ruth Nettie Radcliffe Esther Lois Brandenburg Martha Mary Lee King Electa Jean Nichol warder and Dr Bates Etchison sentinel. Gifts of silver presented by officers.
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Gaithersburg
Ethryn Reed
Ray Wachter
Washington Grove
Pentalpha Chapter
O. BE. S
Cecil Traband
Upper Marlboro
Grand Chapter of
Maryland
Lillian Robertson
A. R. Selby
Bates Etchison
Sentinel
Wills Filed in Orphans Court With Multiple Bequests
Two wills probated reveal Mrs Salle Fleming’s 1934 will detailing bequests including a refrigerator to Mrs Masser, a looking glass to Fannie Bear, a coat to Bertie Haines, silverware to Addie Plunkard, cash gifts to several heirs, and tombstones for her brothers. Executors Addie Plunkard and Lewis Plunkard arrange distribution to siblings’ children after settling. witnesses Mary Yinger Olive Masser and Addie Plunkard. Calvin L Franklin of Mt Airy Vicinity will referenced next.
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Orphans Court
Salle Fleming
Masser
Fannie Bear
Bertie Haines
Addie Plunkard
George
Mollie Yinger
Calvin L. Franklin
Mt. Airy
Estate Probate Names Eva Brickston Executrix
Will dated June 17, 1933 leaves entire estate to granddaughter Eva Brickston who is named executrix. Witnesses Archley R. Molesworth and F Delia Molesworth. Also mentions a magnetized core plug attracting metal particles from engine oil.
Ruptured Men Get $3.50 Truss Free
Kansas City doctor markets a rupture treatment claiming rapid relief and offering a free truss trial. The method omits leg straps belts and pads, promising success for men and women. Respondents are asked to mail $1.50 for the truss and method kit to Dr Kaiser at 2900 Main St, Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Br. Kaiser
Koch Whig
Isis
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Zonta
Lion
Major Marshall
Betty Gow
Bruno Hauptmann
Flemington, N. J
Thomas W. Trenchard
Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
New Jersey
H. Norman Schwartzkopf
Edward Jay Reilly
David Wilentz
Kelly
Lioye Fisher
Hunterdon
St. James Episcopal Church
Howard W. Jackson
Battymores Association of Commerce
Wilbert L. Smith
Mt.Pleasant
Fredenck, County Farm Bureau
Cockey
C. E. Wise, Jr
Harry L. Davis
Monrovia
Chester Gray
Maryland Stockmen
Maryland Poultry Council
Maryland State Poultry Association
Maryland Beekeepers’ Association
T. B. Symons
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Berger’s Book Mart and Gift Shop
N. Market St
Gaithersburg O
the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank OF
United States
Securitiera Banking House
Banking House
Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Postal Savings
Total
Edgar K. Moore
W. Eugene Sanders
G. Mantz Besant
William ©. Kolb
Frank L. Stoner
Nellie C. Wachter
Bates Eichtson
Chichesters
Ldrugeintator
Adktet Eee
the Diamond & Snand
Chevrolet
Comcast
Ford Tudor
Plymouth
Frederick Motor Co
West Patrick St
iChila'’s School
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