Lions Club Hosts Ladies' Night at Heights Hotel
Members of the Lions Club and guests gathered Thursday night at the Heights Hotel Braddock to hear Rev. Charles D. Shaffer of the Y M G A speak on citizenship and unselfish service. The event included a birthday cake, a charity drive for placing two weeks of Homes for Kids in New York, and a convention note for Lions International in Cedar Point.
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Lions Club
Braddock
Braddock Helshis
Charles D. Bsbatler
Y. MG. A
Shaffer
Mr. Shaffer
Serview Clubs
Simmons
The
Chib
New York City
New York
G. Bruce Crist
Must
Storm
Stephens
Kanode
VL David Tagan
Muwarnd Bonts
Baltimore bus permit bid for Westminster to Frederick route
The Public Service Commission asked Ble Hidge Transportation Company to file for permission to run a motor bus service from Westminster to Frederick via several towns but with restrictions. The order bars passenger transport on certain alt routes and between specified points.
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Baltimore
Blie Service Commission
Ble Hidge Yeransportation Company
Westminster
Frederick
New Windsor
Union Ridge
Libertstown
Mt. Trodteant
Ceresvile
Dia
An- Brolee Aml
Prederick Amt
Libertylusa
Sunday School Rally at Walkersville Sees Busy Program
A well attended Walkersville district Sunday school rally was held at Woodabere Lutheran church. Rev William Royal of First Baptist delivered an inspiring address. Luther church Woodsboro won the attendance banner and officers were elected for the district.
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Walkersville
Woodabere
Ker
B.C. Lorrick
Thare
Olshtet
Wiliam ©. Royal
First Baptist Church
Lutheran Church of
Woodsboro
C. Kleney
George L. Eyler
Rebecca Smith
Quartette
Walkerstille
W. C. Stoyal
Frederick County
Americans Leading British Open at Prestwick
Americans MacDonald Smith and Jim Barnes led the British open after two rounds at Prestwick. Smith shot 69 after a 76 morning for 140 total, Barnes 70 then 77 for 147, leaving four dozen Britons within striking distance as the field neared completion.
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Prestwick
Scotland
MacDonald Smith
Jim Baruce
Barnes
Smith
Grane Growing by Electricity at Jumping Brook Greens
Electricity lights used at Jumping Brook Golf Club New Jersey to grow grass on greens at night. Lighted areas grew four inches in three weeks versus one inch on unlit areas. Twenty four thousand wett globes with reflectors hung four feet above ground provided continuous light aiding faster germination and early seed emergence.
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Jumping Brook Gelfeth
New Jersey
Ponulae Mechanica Magazine
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North Market
Woman's Institute
Boranton
Dreslmaker
C. Thomas Kemp
Black Flag
Avery
Stickell
Arrow Borax
Norway
Staley's
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New Lake
G.L
Ritter
Staub’s
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the Young Men’s Shop
North Market Street
Frederick, Maryland
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Good Plaza
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North Market Street Shore