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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1935

Page

8

Lisbon Lodge Installations In Mt Airy and Prudence Chapters

Lisbon Rebekah Lodge No 61 held installation with Nora Hood as Past Noble Grand and Helen Hatfield as Noble Grand, plus officers including Laura Fowler and Bertha Lewis. Prudence Chapter No 86 Order of the Eastern Star installed officers led by Frances Bellison as worthy matron and Donald Watkins as worthy patron, with chapters represented from multiple towns including Mt. Airy and Westminster.

Mt. Airy Mt. Mary Lisbon Rebekah Lodge Noble Grand Nora Hood Helen Hatfield Laura Fowler Bertha Lewis Elizabeth Duvall Margaret Franklin Almens Harvey Katie Green Miriam Rippeon Sherman Kessler Inside Guardian John C. Duvall Outside Guardian Vernon Fowler Amanda Hatfield Ada Franklill Jennie Simmons E. L. Jones Jones Etta Jones James Walter Spurrier Louise ‘Burdette Rachel Jones Helen W. Hood Ethel Skeggs Marguerite Dornheim Helen Glaze May Bornheim Star Points Helen Sponseller Minnie Conaway Lillian Leatherwood Della Gartrell Pearl Bellison Ruth Straw C. E. Dornheim Minnie Hopple Grand Chapter of Maryland Horace E. Troth Kensington Corrinne Watkins Mt. Rainier Baltimore Arlington Gaithersburg Westminster Sykesville Frederick Grace M Routzahn Walter Spurner Leonard Gartrell Bryant Prudence Lodge No. 190 A. F. Land Frank Conaway A. R. Molesworth R. Harvey Green Jesse P. King Forrest Buckingham C H E. Dornheim, Jr Donald Watkins Harry Bellson G Riddlemoser Tyler LV Barnes Alan Watkins B. ©. Leatherwood Miarshial Dorrey Rebekah Lodge Hal Thomas E Watkins Peoples’ Lumber End Supply Company Marinsburg W. Va Robert Gaddis New Windsor Alma Starr Libertytown Charles H. Smith London Arthur Penn Margaret Burdette NRA Lucy Burdette J. Burdette Airy Damascus William Warfield Atadod G Young Miami Florida Harry Robert Sponsejler R. E. Spurrier Edith Tabler John Eader Eleanor van Sant Paul Eader Robert Riddlemoser Virginia Hillary Nathan Dorsey Eva Tabler Helen Nusbaum Guyer Penn Grayson Mullinix Walter Sporrier Betty Doris

Dedication of Winfield Consolidate School Postponed

Snow blocked routes forcing the postponement of the dedication ceremony for the new Winfield Consolidate School in Carroll County. Major Arthur C. Monahan was slated as principal speaker alongside H R B DeVries M B Unger and Arthur Griffee. The building is the first large school in the county outside large towns and the first all element ary school here.

Winfield Arthur C. Monahan United States Commissioner of Education Walter Reed Hospital H. RB. DeVries Board of Education H. Unger Carroll County Arthur Griffee Bearch of Caroll Thearge

One Room School Union Forms New High School

A new consolidated school was formed from Highland View Taylorsville Salem Pleasant View Enterprise Bail Berrett Sweet Am Hoods Mil. Four bus lines bring younger students to Winfield and high school pupils to Sykesville Mt Airy. The tile brick facility features six classrooms an auditorium gymnasium office library science shop and coal storage. Principal Griffes has dedicated years to the project assisted by Miss Lona M Gaver Miss Eva Tabler Miss Laura Ann Day of Mt Airy Miss Eva M Franklin of Taylorsville and Miss Martita Luilliston of Salisbury all graduates of normal schools.

Highland View Taylorsville Salem Pleasant View Enterprise Bail Berrett Sweet Am Hoods Mil Winfield Sykesville Mt. Airy Griffes Griffee L_ona M. Gaver Eva Tabler Laura Ann Day Mt Aity Eva M. Franklin Martita Luilliston Salisbury

February Meeting Preschool Club Recalls Refreshments

Betty Rose Shaum and Catherine Arnold hosted the February meeting serving refreshments to the club, outlining a cordial gathering with refreshments provided by the two hosts.

Betty Rose Shaum Catherine Arnold

Taneytown PTA party and student teachers at Taneytown High

Taneytown hosts a PTA party in the high school auditorium on February 7 at 8 p.m. with about seventy five prizes. Five Western Maryland College student teachers will observe classes and teach at Taneytown High School for two weeks. Evelyn Kauffman substitutes for Helen Huiner after her father’s death. The 4 H club met January 19 at Mrs. Walter Bomer’s home and planned the February 16 meeting at Gertrude Shriner’s home with recreation led by Dorothy Seil and Lowse Slick. Gertrude Shriner and Idona Mehring named to oversee refreshments.

Taneytown Taneytown High P.T Western Maryland College Westminster Taneytown High School Mary Benso Evelyn Boween Edith Forney Messrs. Burger and Rusteberg Evelyn Kauffm Wineh Gertrude Shriner Dorothy Seil Lowse Slick Idona Mehring

Casey Stengel Sets Brooklyn Dodgers Plan For 1935 Season

Casey Stengel outlines plans to revive the Dodgers for 1935. He believes Brooklyn can finish in the first division if players sustain late 1934 form. He notes Mungo, Benge, Lopez, Cuccinello, Stripp, Taylor as core veterans and aims to strengthen pitching and outfield with Logan and Lamanski adding depth.

Casey Stengel Brooklyn Dodgers Flatbush Flock Stengels Washington Americans Casey Brooklin Bata Max Carey Mungo Leonard Brooklyn Stengel van Lingle Mungo Ray Benge al Lopez Tony Cuccinello Jet Stripp Danny Taylor Plains Emil Leonard Sam Leslie Linus Frey Len Koenecke Ralph Boyle

Dodgers acquire Bordagaray in outfield swap

The Dodgers traded Sacramento outfielder Johnny Frederick and pitcher Art Herring for Httle Stanley Bordagaray. Bordagaray, noted for defense, was sent back to the Pacific Coast League by the White Sox last summer after batting .322 in the American League. The White Sox reportedly couldn’t justify paying $15,000 for an outfielder.

Httle Stanley Borda-garay Dodgers Sacramento Johny Frederick Art Herring Bordagary White Sox Chicago

Fielder Saves Play By Reaching Bloopers In Right Field

A fielder snagged stray hits described as bloopers and dinky plays by Milea, reaching spots where no fly chaser could retrieve the ball. The moment showcased quick reflexes and situational awareness in shallow right field.

Dinky Milea

How to Quiet a Car Horn with Inner Tubing

A simple method to alter horn tone is to slip a length of inner tubing over the horn outlet. This DIY tweak can muffle or modify pitch, offering a quick, low cost way to reduce horn noise.

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