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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1957

Page

14

Lions Install Angleberger as Frederick Club President

Austin F. Angleberger, president of Kaufman Garage Co., was installed as president of the Lions Club of Frederick at the Francis Leon Keys Hotel. Officers inducted, a post-installation luncheon followed with a minstrel style quartet, and Dr. Thomas J. Allen joined as a new member. The club reported roughly 3,600 dollars raised for charity via motorcycle races and a minstrel show, with various community projects and social events noted.

Austin F. Angleberger Kaufman Garage Co Lions Club of Frederick Francis Leon Keys Hotel Byron W. Thompson Lions Quartette Angleberger Joseph P. Turner Herman M. Beyard William A. Simmons G. William Trout L. Rayby Specht Kenneth Barncord Frank W. Higinbotham Ralph P. Merchant Edgar Thomas Julien P. Delphey Barncord Merchant Lion Allen Port Detrick Lion Simmons The Lions Thompson Charles V. Main Elm Street Little League Crippled Children’s Center Carl C. Thomas Carroll Manor Dorsey JF. Shipley All Baltimore Hospital Rueben N. Caplan Frederick Memorial Hospital

National Park Service voices concern over large Potomac dams

The National Park Service warned against proposals to build large reservoirs on the Potomac River below the Shenandoah mouth, stressing the area’s scenic and cultural value and urging further basin studies before any dam plans. Director Conrad L. Wirth endorsed adequate water supply for Washington but cautioned against main stem reservoirs that could erase national significance.

Washington National Park Service Potomac River Shenandoah River Conrad L. Wirth Passon Army Potomac Shenamdezh Wirth Harper's Ferry

CLASS MEETS The Golden Rule Class Hosts June Meeting

The Golden Rule Class met at Mrs Horton Staley home on June 18 with Mrs Carl Zimmermann as co host. Thirteen members attended. Mrs Marshall Green presided. Last meeting reports were read and approved plans were made for the July family ipienie social. After adjournment a social hour followed with prizes awarded.

Horton Staley Carl Zimmermann Zimmerman Marshall Green

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