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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1949

Page

6

Zimmerman Heads Lions

Frederick Lions Club elected City Attorney Richard E. Zimmerman as president at a closed luncheon session at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He succeeds retiring President Clinton S. Hamilton, with officers Alvey V. Renn, Charles W. Magaha, Ira F. Ray, Charles V. Main, L. Rayhu Specht, Noel H. Gross, Dorsey F. Shipley, and Lester B. Feaga. Four ballots were conducted for the third vice president post.

Richard E. Zimmerman Frederick Dorsey F. Shipley Lester B. Feaga

Lions Elect New Officers and Honor Mayor Culler

In a July meeting the Lions elected Rey and Dorsey Shipley on the first ballot. Newly elected officers will be installed at the first regular meeting in July. The club extended birthday greetings to Mayor Lloyd C. Culler on his 80th anniversary, noting his long service as a charter member with perfect attendance for 17 years. Robert H. Nutt gave a memory instruction demonstration, with secretary D. S. Holyoake also presenting. Guests included C. E. France of Western Maryland Railway and Jack Brayman.

Rey Dorsey Shipley Lions Lloyd C. Culler Culler The Robert H. Nutt Nutt D. S. Holyoake Chamber of Commerce Hamilton C. E. France Western Maryland Railway Lion Ed Mantz Jack Brayman Lion A. R. Remsberg

Farmers Get More as Prices Rise in Maryland

Maryland farmers received higher prices for their products in May with a four point jump on the price index. The May report notes gains in grains and tobacco and shows the exchange value, the ratio of prices received to prices paid, two points above April.

College Park Maryland Maryland Crop Reporting Service

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