Harry O Smith Seeks Lions Governor Post
Harry O Smith a Walkersville resident and former Frederick County Board of Education member seeks the Lions Governor post. He has led local civic groups including Glade Valley Civic Association and Glade Valley Lions Club while serving on district committees and church and Masonic roles.
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Thurmont Town Meeting Set For Monday
Three state men and one from the Bicentennial Commission will attend a meeting at Cunningham Falls State Park. George Gern and the president of the Catoctin Mountain Tourist Council spoke Friday noting the Crow's Nest gathering at 1 pm with John Nelson directing tourist development for the state and Edward Sims as Commission member. Eugene Anderson of the Catectic Furnace Historical Society will also attend. Of Hawaii’s 127 islands, shoals, and reefs only seven are inhabited to any real degree.
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