Frederick Chamber of Commerce Names Committees and Plans Civic Forum
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce formed several committees including a nominating committee to draft a constitution and arrange for group meetings to solicit member opinions on promoting city interests and members' lines of business. A civic forum will be chaired by E L Coblentz with a temporary panel guiding discussions. Membership drive goals exceed 500 charter members, with progress reported at a luncheon at the Hotel Frederick.
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Nes
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick City
Coin
Rmeelinga
H. Dbd. Baumgardner
Robert E. Delaplaine
Holden S. Felton
W. F.filler
W. Harry Haller
J D. Hendrickson
A. L. McCardell
J. B. Ramsburg
R. F. Simmons
Eleanor. Tull
Warfield and
Lee
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
E. C. Markell
Alton Bennett
Edware Bentz
Harry Cornproost
Arthur Doll
H. Dougherty
Jennie A. Har bin
M.D. Harp
Geo
Keline
Stalert A. Kemp
M. Malone
Ernes Michael
D. R. Parrette
Emory Shipley
J. E. Iaan
D. R. Zimmerman
Eugene H. Aftbaugh
Mra
W. F B. Snyder
Tomorow
Frederick
Martins
Waynesboro
Winchester
Frederick People to View Authentic Pictures Friday Evening
The article notes a private viewing planned for Friday evening at eight o clock under the direction of Herbert Hoover. Attendees will see authentic pictures shown to illustrate a topic of current legislative discussion in the House and Senate framing political action.
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Frederick
Felday
Herbert Hoover
Wowerd Yennts
Europe
Tighe
House
Senate
Action -Ag
Baltimore
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Lou Bell Breaks into Police Court Again
Mrs Lou Bell of East South Street faced Justice J Grahame Joins after a year out of court charged with severely beating a boy. She admitted striking him eight to ten times with a heavy strap after he returned home from a day away. Neighbors testified she was a nuisance and sparked a heated exchange with Mrs Kate Pearl. Justice Johnson warned of a heavy fine if she reoffends, and dismissed the charges this time.
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East South Street
Hoon
Vandwent
Ais
Braddock
Kate Pearls
Erate
Gio' Lange
Iof Mra
Anders
Boll de Lapad
Johnson
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