State Eagles To Meet Next In Cumberland
Cumberland hosts the three day convention of the Maryland State Aerie of the Order of Eagles with anti Communist pledges and a move to hold the 1953 state meeting in Cumberland. Grand Worthy President William Wetherald praised anti subversive stances and officials were installed led by State President Francis T. Twigg.
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Maryland
Aerie Eagles
Cumberland
William Wetherald
Zanesville
Ohio
Order of Eagles
Francis T. Twigg
Herman L. Myers
Howard G. Dressell
Baltimore Aerie
State Aerie
Andrew Dunn
Frostburg
William C. Goldbeck
Baltimore
Chesapeake Aerie
Norman F. Whitmer
Hagerstown
Robert B. Kimble
Europe
Brunswick
Hagerstown Aerie 94 wins degree team division
Judges awarded first place to Hagerstown Aerie 94 after a lengthy debate on Friday. The Hagerstown group will represent the State Aerie at the Grand Aerie convention in Philadelphia for a national rating. Delegates were unsure of next year’s Maryland State Aerie convention site, with Cumberland or Brunswick favored.
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Hagerstown Aerie
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
Cumberland
Brunswick
Queen City
Barrett's Urbana Farm Sold to Mrs Seeber
The Route 240 farm one mile south of Urbana changes hands from Col. Robert J. Barrett, retired Washington Police Chief, to Mrs. Louise Seeber for 30000. Deed recorded by George M. Chapline and Walter Cantrell shows immediate possession and plans for beef cattle farming.
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Urbana
Robert J. Barrett
Washington
Louise Seeber
George M. Chapline
Walter Cantrell
Seeber
District of Columbia
Mildred C. Barrett
Son and agent plan farm time and county real estate push
The son and his agent anticipate time on the farm and aim to expand the real estate business in the county, signaling future local investments and growth opportunities.
Memorial To 29th Is Urged By Assn
Maryland's 28th Division Association urged a Baltimore memorial near the city center to honor the 29th Division's WWI and WWII roles in breaking German resolve at Meuse-Argonne and Normandy. The piece also notes Illinois soybeans became a major crop after their 1896 introduction.
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Assn
Baltimore
Maryland
28Th Division Association
29Th Division
Germany
Normandy
Illinois
Three Hospitalized After Auto Accident Near Westminster
Three people were hospitalized after a head on collision on Route 27 one mile south of Westminster Saturday around 11:45 PM. Edward Arnold Fulton, a Fort Meade soldier, suffers a fractured hip and may face reckless driving charges. His passenger Leliah Becker has facial lacerations. Charles Condon of New Windsor has chest injuries. All were taken to University Hospital, Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Westminster
P. M. Haho
Edward Arnold Fulton
Fort George
G Meade
Fulton
Leliah Becker
Charles Condon
New Windsor
University Hospital
Westminster Fire Department
Shookstown 4-H Club Plans July Meeting and Bridal Shower
Betty Moats joined the Shookstown Wistful Workers 4-H Club at Rosalie Turner’s home as Anna Mae Hooper chaired a 14 member meeting. A report on the community playground project was ordered for the July session. Achievement Day and the annual cooking school were discussed with Mrs Reginald Biser to host in July. Program books were prepared and refreshments enjoyed.
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Shookstown
Betty Moats
John W. Taylor elected vice commander in Maryland Spanish War veterans
John W. Taylor of Hagerstown was elected vice commander at the close of Maryland's Spanish War veterans 34th annual encampment held in Hagerstown on June 15. The News notes the report from the encampment and invites readers to mention the paper.
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Elks Club
George Brandenburg
Golda Castle
Brandenburg
Bill Bratton
Frank
Castle
A. J. Alexis
Bratton
C. Milner
R. Harp
H. Michel
Scolard
Hagerstown
John W. Taylor
Maryland
Taylor
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