Rotary Club Installation Opens New Era of Service
The Rotary Club installed Roger H. Willard as president with outgoing president Paul W. McAuliffe presenting the gavel. Officers named include C. Cyril Klein secretary Joseph D. Baker II treasurer and Charles S. V. Lanner vice president. Attendance averaged 84.24 percent as reports noted. Guest Rotarians and several directors were listed along with numerous committee appointments for 1954 55. A concluding note describes rhinestone pins and buckles being refreshed by a gasoline soak and dry rub.
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Rotary
Roger H. Willard
Paul W. McAuliffe
McAuliffe
William R. Slemmer
Slemmer
C. Cyril Klein
Joseph D. Baker II
Klein
Natalie
Tokyo
Japan
Rotary Club
Maryland
Thomas Johnson
Edward 8. Delaplaine
Charles S. W. Lanner
William B. Bennett Jr
Rotary Bulletin
Willard
G. Robert Donovan
Glen Burnie
Remick S. Ferguson
College Park
Henry L. Griggs
Waterbury
Conn
Huntington Williams
Baltimore
Charles S. V. Lanner
Ronald L. Smyre
Dr. Norvell Belt
Ignatius Bjorlee
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Girard W. Gallup
Clyde M. Roney
Charles S. V. Sanner
Roger Willard
William Humm
George S. Rodock
Charles Rass
Walter Lanius
AL Ellin
Henri L.ord Ramsburg
Edwin S. Sponseller
Herbert N. Heston
Lincoln Englebrecht
Walter Kleist
A. B. Colimus
Lincoln Englebre
Dave Morton
Theron Green
Charles Broadrup
Warner L. Brittain
Nathaniel
Primer
Wayne Neely
Harry Smith
International Service Committee
Joseph Baker
Leroy Fothergill
Jack Hayes
Local Optimists Celebrate Installations in Hagerstown
Members of the Frederick Clarksburg and Hagerstown Optimists clubs gathered at the Hotel Alexander in Hagerstown for a joint celebration and installation of officers. The Hagerstown club marked its ninth birthday, Frederick its seventh year, and Clarksburg its first year. Dr Harold Angel of the 16th district presided. Frederick officers installed included Harry G Patton president Victor Palmer Edward Daughtery and Harold Waskey as vice presidents E A Brownlow secretary. Dancing followed. Officers take office July 1.
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Frederick
Clarksburg
Hagerstown
Optimists
Alexander
Harold Angel
Washington
16Th District
Harry G. Patton
Victor Palmer
Edward Daughtery
Harold Waskey
E. A. Brownlow
Browningsville Band To Play Here Sunday
The Browningsville Band directed by John Cowgill will give a concert in Baker Park Sunday at 8:30 PM as a Fourth of July feature. The program includes Sousa Stars and Stripes Forever and other classics, with a second half of marches and overtures. The event is part of a summer park concert series by the Erick Recreation Commission, following Sunday union services at 7 PM led by the Church of the Brethren.
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Browningsville
John Cowgill
Baker Park
Fillmore
Victor Herbert
By Lake
Sousa
Russell
Chenette
Bells of St. Mary's
Adams
Yoder
Eserick Recreation Commission
Church of the Brethren
Safe And Safe Fourth Program At Staley Park
The North End Civic Association completed plans for its annual Safe and Safe Fourth of July at Staley Park. Events start Monday at 2 pm with sports, a 5 pm family picnic, a 6 30 pm boys baseball game, and movies at 9 pm. Committee includes Alden Summers, Mrs Sprigg Chesley, James Fraser, Harry Reid and Alton Y. Bennett.
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North End
Stephen S. Langley
N.ec.a
Alden Summers
Sprigg Chesley
James Fraser
Harry Reid
Alton Y. Bennett
Marriage Notices From Waynesboro and Pangborn
The notice lists Paul F. Bittle Eugene Ricketts and the bride and groom as Mr and Mrs Gary Bear with Rev and Mrs Ray and others including Mrs Robert E Martin 883 West mond L Markley William Main Street Waynesboro Pa mentions June 27 anniversary and Miss Bar Jean Palmer Ellerton alongside Rev and Mrs Rays eldest member of the Sunday School and a recent present Mrs Jacob Cline celebrating fiftieth wedding anniversary with Charles W Rice of Church Hill.
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Seboof Church Hill
Pangborn Park
Hagerstown
Raymond L. Markley
Lees
John Warrenfeltz
iKenneth
Mary
Albert C Haupt
Grace Haupt
Joanne Draper
Reno Eldridge
Karl Gue
Patty Toms
J. Edwin Falkenstein
Kathy Fay
Eddie
James R. Horne
Robert E. Martin
Waynesboro
Betty Palmer
J. Elwood Green
Elsie
Nancy
Elen
Lawrence
Cynthia
Jacob Cline
Ross FE. Harshman
Bobbie
Welty Harshman
Austin Long
Martha
Susan
John Cline
Charles W
Paul F. Bittle
Eugene Ricketts
Gary Bear
Ray
Westmond L. Markley
William
Main Street
Martin
Barwas
Bara Jean Palmer
Ellerton
Rays
Imond L. Markley
Jacob
Cline
Charles W. Rice
Church Hill
Pangborn
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Staley Park
Wilson Place
Homestead Ave
Dulany
Jim Dandy
California
Krafts Parkay Margarine
Pickles
Ideal Dog Food
Cupid
Marvin
Fats” Sample
Maxine Bailey
Maxine
Darries
Fifth Street Market
Fifth & Market
U. S.no
Wilkin
Willow Farms
Kelly’s
GOETZ
BRIGG
Swanson
H. Pkg
Wien
Boe Dor
Carmack’s Grocery CO
Armour’s Star Hams
Armour’s Star
Frankfurters
Goetze
Swift’s Peanut Butter
Jar
Nabisco
SWIFT
del Monte
del Monte Catsup
Battles
Kellogg’s Raisin Bran
McCormick
U. S
Florida
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