Lions Club Sets Year Committees and Toronto Convention Plans
Large Cumberland session names Lions Club committees for the year and notes a strong delegation preparing to attend the Lions International convention in Toronto July 24 to 27. District and local leaders discuss attendance, appointments, and program allocations with about 80 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
C Tremes Sumer
Precerna Gis Coe Os
Curnglam
Lions International
Toremo
Nia
Sumnen
Feoger
Hate Pest
Fae
YMOCA
Peaterick
Winchester
Weenney
W. Va
Hoe
Richard F. Simmons
Rule
Mr. Simmons
Mr. Wolfe
Frank Miter
Chas. F. Seeger
Richard Keynet
Harer Rowe
Willam I. Deter
France R. Buyer
Leonard @ .Waehter
R Allen Grumbine
B. M. Davis
Jome W. Kolb
Byron A. Winebre
Herman C. Goblich
Lees H. Behmid
I. Brandfield
H. J. Ghestler
P. Stamens
Brad Wolfe
Harry Ship
Hoover Greets World Flyers Members and Officials Named
A list of names across departments including welfare education public health and officers and directors is printed, detailing individuals such as Charles Hudson Robert Grove A Hart Etchenison and John Best. It notes roles from president to lion tamer and director positions within the organization. A mention of a new synthetic lubricant adapted for airplanes and motors closes the entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rowe
Charles EB
Hudson
Brad Wolfe
HC. Cabich
Cod
Alhereh
BCA
Travis
J. Croghan
Charles E. Hudson
Robert Grove
A. Hart Etenison
John & Renn
Chles S. Houck
George T. Mothenhoeffer
Charles A. Opel
I Slusher Park
John T. Best
Edward Bertt
Liord C. Culler
B. M. Davis
H. J. Slusher
IL Brandie
Thomas Summers
H. Larter
Hoover Probes Story Of Fast Trip Back Home
President Hoover seeks source of leak about his swift departure from Ranidan Camp. Secret service, White House staff, and reporters questioned while Navy Marines guard privacy. Officials say camp near private retreat remains off limits to public glare.
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Pesident Hoover
Wiley Post
Teft
Harold Gatwy
White House
Washington
Hoover Probes
Sia
Samme Tme
Chief Moran
U. S. Secret Service
Hisester Gay
Lawrence Richey
Sucheyna
Hoover
Rapidan
U. S
Episcopal Blue Mountain conference ends at Hood College
The Blue Mountain Episcopal conference adjourned at Hood College after a final evening service in Brodbeck Hall. Addresses by Rev. Thomas A. Conover and Rev. Chauncey Snowden highlighted church mission work, with a children's pageant and plans to return next year from June 27 to July 8, following a long tradition dating back to Wellesley College. The report also notes a Forests and Water department finding on a dry oak cave soil sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodbeck Hall
Blue Mountain
Ents
Hood College
Thomas A. Conover
Bernardsville
No J
Coblents Hall
Leicester C. Lewis
Episcopal Academy
Philadelphia
Episcopal Church
Alaska
Helen McHenry
Helen C. Washburn
Joseph H. Apple
Wellesley College
United States
OceaniCity
Stickler Solution Report Leaves Workers Out in the Cold
A report notes industrious workers and settled families displaced as layoffs hit the Watse district. Officials cite economic strain and project delays, urging new employment programs and retraining efforts to aid affected employees. The piece underscores job loss amid a broader industrial slowdown.
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Lions Club
Flany
Vention
Toronto
Wew
Mittee
Emory B. Shipwy
Che. T. Mullen
J. Homer Miller
T. Clayton Dizon
EH. David Hagen
Sperry L. Barry Orfison
A. R. Rems
Olty
Lord C. Cullet
August T. Brust
Richard
Kelser
Ralph G. Kline
Jesse W. Kolb
Charles MF. Seeger
Loel Haller
Irving
Biser
Bimmons
Chesier B. Helser
F. Ri Bier
N. Satvlev
Lavier Michael
W. J
Maurice and
Madame Chevalier
York
Ranidan Cama
California
Blue Mountain Meeting
Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Water
Hendrickson
Cosmetic Sale—Group NO
Coty
Coty’s
Gloria
Kleinert
Cretonne
Pengees
Gilbert
North Market ST
Cheres
Woolastic
SEW Association
Balumerr
Orgecamion
Organaecon
Salona
Tae
N.C. Juege
Asc Society
Poe Rempoe
Stickler
Aes
Dee D
Werk & Watse
Porch
En Kane
Hig
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Westinghouse Refrigeration
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