Two Bankers Heard By Lions At Frederick Luncheon
Frederick Lions Club heard two top bankers discuss banking and investments in Frederick City and County. William H B Anders, vice president of Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank, and Hubert P Burdette, president of First National Bank of Mt. Airy, reviewed local banking history and state statistics, noting Maryland has 163 banks and more than 2.75 billion dollars in assets.
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Frederick
William H. B. Anders
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank
Citizens Bank
Maryland Bankers Association
Anders
Hubert P. Burdette
First National Bank of
Maryland
Frederick County
Carroll County
Burdette
Federal Reserve
Baltimore
Westminster
Frederick Town
Ae tMnel
Taperers and Mechanes Bank
Court News Equity and Divorce Filings and Property Transfers
Multiple court notices show bills of complaint filed for absolute divorce among Tobery Kennedy and McGaha, with marriages and property deeds listed for several couples. New health deputy Dr George Schocker appointed for Carroll County. Civinette Club picnic details at Yellow Springs Community Hall with meals and games.
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Equity
Montine
Hagerstown
Robert Morris Gillelan
Dolores Yvonne Miller
Emmitsburg
Clarence A. Selby
Reeta I. Kahley
Miffinville
Robert J. Hemby
Nancy @J. Butler
Frederick
Frank Meredith McBride
Betty Virginia Hammond
Fredderick
Ransom R. Lewis, Jr
Calvary Methodist Church
Hansel E. Hurst
1Ola V. Hake
Alvey K. Haupt
Elizabeth Reilly
Charles J. Wiles
Gale Willard Cook
Herman Given Blekenstaff
Jack Dempsey Kuhn
William MM
Storm
Jessie V. Flickenger
Westminster
Board of County Commissioners
George Schocker
Mt Washington
Baltimore
Carroll County
Dr. Schocker
D. Neil Gordon
Harford County
Civinette Club
Yellow Springs
Thelma Staley
35 000 Lions Attend New York Convention
New York hosted the 37th annual Lions International Convention with 35000 attendees. Parkersburg West Virginia won the male quartet contest with Paul Huffman Marden Wilson Foster Lytle Carlyle Koon and William G Claton as pianist. The quartet performed Thou Art Repose by Schubert and This is My Country. Rep Walter H Dyad noted 800 million Asians in 12 nations fear communism yet fear Western dealings with Russia.
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New York
Asia
Parkersburg
W. Va
Paul Huffman
Marden Wilson
Foster Lytle
Carlyle Koon
William G
Pleasant Gap visitors and out-of-town guests tally
Lime Kiln notes guests from Pleasant Gap and Baltimore and Alexandria in a series of visits. Robert Brosius from Arlington spends weeks with his grandmother Mrs. Charles Brosius. Meredith Kabrick from Frederick visits William Kabrick's family. Donna Eyler and Connie Eyler visit Graceham and Fenton households distant relatives also noted.
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Michael Amman
Jane
Michael
Pleasant Gap
Vernon Koontz
Robert Brosius
Arlington
Charles Brosius
Harry Fisher
Baltimore
G. W. Fister
M. M. Carter
Dora Burling
Alexandria
Charles Barnhart
Clarence Miler
Brunswick
L. E. Feaga
Meredith Kabrick
Frederick
William Kabrick
Donna Eyler
Morris Fisher
Graceham
Connie Eyler
Fenton
Residents and visitors mingle in Lovettsville area notes
Green in Lovettsville return ed home Sunday. Carson Kreh of Bethesda visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Green. H E Fisher and Margaret Eaton with Jimmy of Baltimore spent hours with Mrs G W Fisher. Robert Burdette of Washington visited Mr and Mrs Walter Cecil. Cora Koontz visiting sister Nettie Cashour Monrovia. Paul May and son of Frederick visited Mrs Alay's parents Mr and Mrs Vernon McDonald. Johnny Glassford and Katty of Frederick and Roanoke spent an evening with Mr and Mrs M M Carter and Mrs G W Fisher. Maynard Hamilton of Frederick visited Tuesday with Mrs Hamilton's parents.
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Cora Koontz
Nettie Cashour
Monrovia
Paul May
RFD
Frederick
Alay
Vernon McDonald
Johnny Glassford
Katty
Roanoke
M. M. Carter
G. W. Fisher
Maynard Hamilton
Fraderick
Linden Hills Playground Sock Contest Recap
A Friday night event at Linden Hills Playground featured a sock contest won by Nancy Green Missie Goodman and Marcia Green. Eu gene Fisher took first in the peanut scramble with JoAnn Kennedy second and Jo Anne Coady third. A treasure hunt crowned Jo Anne Coady first Eugene Fisher second and Jean Len third. Dorothy Sigler and Regina Bassford conducted the events.
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Linden Hills Playground
Liejen Hills Playground
Nancy Green
Missie Goodman
Marcia Green
Eugene Fisher
JoAnn Kennedy
Jo Anne Coady
Jean Len
Dorothy Sigler
Regina Bassford
$42,735 Stolen From Bank In California
In SOUTH GATE California two gunmen followed a teller back to a Bank of America branch and bound eight employees with wire. They opened the vault with help from the manager and a stenographer, then fled in a car with $42,755.
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South Gate
Calif
Bank of America
Richard M. Ruth
Walter J. Behm
Betty Oliver
Behm
Peues
Coast Guard Recruits Immigration Recruitment at Frederick Post Office
The Coast Guard recruiting station in Arlington announces a representative will be at the Frederick post office every other Friday starting July 16 from 8 30 p m to 4 39 pm to accept applications.
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Coast Guard
United States Coast Guard
Arlington
Frederick
Coast Guard seeks men for 12 week recruit training
Men 17 years and older with or without prior military experience may qualify. Qualified applicants will be sent to Coast Guard training centers at Cape May New Jersey or Alameda California for 12 weeks of recruit training.
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Coast Guard
Cape May
N. J
Alameda
Calif
Emerges As Head Man In Guatemala
Col. Carlos Castillo Armas emerged to day as the head man of a three man junta ruling Guatemala. He was elected to the junta presidency last night and the action was announced today by junta secretary Rodrigo Robles. Col. Elfego Monzon remains a member of the ruling committee with Maj. Enrique Oliva. Two members were dropped Lt. Cols. Mauricio Dubois and Jose Luis Cruz.
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Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
Rodrigo Robles
Elfego Monzon
Enrique Oliva
Mauricio Dubois
Jose Luis Cruz
Robles
Castiglio Armas
Elec
Senators Back Health Aid Vote Amid Tufts of Debates
A U S national health program faces continued scrutiny after leaders urged reconsideration. Debate centering on medical and dental goods notes a year 1953 allocation of about $10,200,000, with a family average impact outlined. A junta reportedly formed last Friday, reflecting shifting positions on funding and services.
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Tion
U. S
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