Installation Set For July 7 Lions Officers Named
Grace Reformed Church pastor Rev Ralph E Hartman was elected president of the Frederick Lions Club for the coming year. Installed officers include First Vice President Jacob H Schmid, Second Vice President John S Renner, Treasurer Herman C Gubisch, air twister Linton M Rhoades, Horton Peace director for three years Dr Bernard M Davis. Delegates to the convention were Richard F Simmons and Rev Hartman, alternates Herman C Gubisch and Jesse W Kolb. Fifteenth anniversary party planned at Vindobona Braddock Heights on June 15 with silver loving cups for attendance and tokens for team members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Hartman
Grace Reformed Church
Federick Lions Club
Franciscote Key Hotel
Samed
Jacob Hchmid
Hn S. Renreasurer
Hierman C. Gubischy
Bernard M. Davis
Eld
Oakland
Calif
Ichard F. Simmons
Mrartman
Herman Cubisch
Jesse W. Kolb
Diuo
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Charles A. Opel, Jr
Daily Lesson in English Word Misuse and Pronunciation
A compact English lesson notes common word mixups and mispronunciations. It highlights misused phrases such as heals of mice and Macy has many nice things while teaching pronunciation like denouement and affectation. The entry references postwar treaties ending World War I on August 31, 1921.
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Mary
Macy
Hough
O. W. Ilolines
Wheat Harvest Seen As Second Largest On Record
The May USDA estimate puts winter wheat at 754 million bushels with harvest under way across major belts. Federal figures show larger expected yields in many states, while 1931’s 825 million bushels remains the high mark. Maps depict shading by wheat acreage, highlighting winter and spring sown crops and regional timing for reapers.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
U. S
Its Odd But Its Science at New Mexico potash plant
Flames like moths and their attraction to fire are reported by T M M Cramer of Carlsbad New Mexico. A potash plant infested with moths was solved by a counterintuitive method using staged light and heat to funnel moths into the boiler room where they became fuel, increasing steam pressure. Also announced is Dr Leonard Elsmith named head of Blue Ridge College Music Department starting October 1938.
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Washington
Tydings
Senate
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Howard W. Blakeslee
Seience
Dallas
New Mexico
American, Chemical Society
T. MM. Cramer
Carlsbad
Mere
Mr. Cramer
W. Roscoe Slack
Leonard Elsmith
New York
Blue Ridge College
Washington Woman Hurt In Accident
A Washington woman, Miss Mabel Lawrence, 57, was seriously injured when a car she rode in veered off the road and overturned about two miles west of Washington. Howard Thomas, the driver, of Washington, said an oncoming car forced him off the road. no charges were filed. Thomas was hospital staff.
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Washington
Ock Thurssof
Mabel Lawrence
Washington, D. C
Frederick City
T R. Ferrell
Howard Thomas
M:ddietown
Asa Thomas
Miss Thomas
Free Speech Issue Comes Before Newark Court
Reports from Federal Court in New Jersey describe witnesses testifying about clashes during a Jersey City protest against Mayor Frank Hague and officials linked to the CIO American Civil Liberties Union suit seeking an injunction. The plaintiff’s lawyers faulted Judge Anthony J. Bottis over arraignment procedures for 13 CIO organizers and sympathizers. a judge remarked on the need for a stenographic record. An unrelated note mentions an ancient Roman aqueduct 56 miles long.
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Work
N. J
Jersey City
Frank Hague
C. I. O.-American Civil Liberties Union
Hogue
Anthony J. Bottis
C L. O
William Clark
Krise Reunion at Mt Tavor Park Rocky Ridge
The sixth Krise Kindred meeting will be held at Mt Tavor Park Rocky Ridge on Sunday June 12 inviting relatives and friends. Prof Thomas Wison Troxell of Gaithersburg formerly of Emmitsburg will give an address. Mrs David A Clark of Baltimore will read selections. Mrs Ethel Close Buckey 165 Park Avenue Baltimore is president and Mrs Kathryn Krise Householder of York Pa is historian.
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Mt. Tavor Park
Rocky Ridge
Thomas Wison Troxell
Gaithersburg
Emmitsburg
David A. Clark
Baltimore
Ethel Close Buckey
Park Avenue
Saltimore
Kathryn Krise Householder
York
Employer Pays 325 Fine For Negro Worker Case
An employer paid a 325 fine after a county constable tried to serve a warrant on Oram Nes Lendon for a breach in October 1937. The case involved an attempted arrest and a suspended sentence, with the employer covering the payment while the defendant faced the court. Japanese scientists report that Japan’s four main islands are sinking along the eastern coasts and rising on the south.
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Estes Oran
Oranton
New London
Oram
Sian
Japan
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Grove's Grocery
Blue Ridge Bacon
Frankfurter
Honor Brand
Millshire
North Market Street
Paris
Newark
Clorox
Dewey Brown
Mt. Airy
Superior Meat Market
Patrick ST
Carmage’s Food Center
Wisconsin
Small
Phillips Pork & Beans
Big Savings
Florida
Peck Kye
Glenwood
ASC
Gear Wang
Tarda Doen
Eveready
Holly Hill
Aite
Baker’s Chocolate
ASCO
Crisco
Banbitt's
Thrive Dog Food
Woodbury’s
Kirkman
Frederick
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