New Frederick Scout Troops Installed and Officers Named
Prepared by C. T. Westman Scout Executive reports two new Troops 7 and 9 at First Baptist and Evangelical Reformed churches in Frederick. Troop 7, led by Scoutmaster Fogle, includes board officers and a parade plan for July 5. Camp Catoctin dates moved to July 27 through August 19 with early registrations urged. William Hamm and Robert York among first to register.
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Westman
Frederick
Nley Denmesd Kolb
Kolb
J. K. Staley
Staley
Brish
Troon
Roy Scouts of
Ames
Ey First Baptist Church
Freder M
Bors
Gap
McClelan Fogle
Mi Fueie
Lars Rison Ripley
Compos Por GH. McGregor
Lcal Council
Jin SS. Rabcock
George Wout
G. Wm Stilt
William Grim
Charles Heiser
Jloward Meigger
George Jacobs
Frank Key
Arthur Hargett
Arthur McCan Se
Robert York
Kelvin Lea
S” Royal
Ile
First Baptist Church
Arthur MecCanner
Fogle
Busness Seasion
Arthur McCanner
Frederick County
Scout Troops Meet At Middletown And Evangelical Church
Scout Troop No. 1 Middletown and Troop No. 2 Evangelical Reformed Church held meetings on June 22 to discuss a camp plan and a new troop charter. Officers were elected, funds were allocated for E Week, and patrols conducted meetings with plans for upcoming events.
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Middletown
Harry MM. Gross Jr
Troon
Hell
Hoffater
Ievangelical Reformed Church
Francis Smith Jr
Kolb
Presid
Parade Scouts Report for July Fifth Countywide
Fradertick county scouts are urged to report to headquarters Monday July fifth at 1 p m for the big parade. Wear uniforms if possible and bring flags or drums. Officers should attend if feasible. Caddie tournament results at Catoctin Country Club: Leo Colliflower and Peanut Moberly tied after 18 holes, with Colliflower winning the playoff by one stroke. scores listed for all players.
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Fradertick County
Leo Colitioner
Peanut Maberly
Ted
Catoctin Country Club
Bobby Grove
Leo Colliflower
Peanut Moberly
Joe Angelo
Stanley Fry
Richard Wolf
Raymond Crouse
Deb Maberly
Burt Hoderuck
Sandige Wolf
Rob White
Robert Surgus
Raymond Fry
Claude Durton
Charles May
Chappey Royer
G. Free
R. McClaren
H. Wolfe
Snookls Roderick
Frank Roelke
D Kelter
Jimmy Brust
Debt settlement with U S ratified at Paris shift
Terma June 21 in Paris reports French officials press for ratification of the Washington debt accord amid mixed public opinion and cabinet caution. Officials say Caillaux and Triand back the settlement as stabilizing the franc, with a likely majority in both houses, timing for a decisive vote uncertain. Pen-Mar concert schedule includes Reformed churches July 16 and broader lineups through September 5.
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Taris
Spoles
Foreign Office
Washington
Publi
M. Caillaux
Triand
Pen-Mar
Reformed Churches
Lutheran Churchesa
Presbyterian Churches
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Duntar Order United Amercan Meeuniles
Knights of Columbus
Fiverybody
Porcupine Minds Own Business by Arthur N. Pack
A Nature Magazine style column warns about the dangers of provoking porcupines. It compares quills to deterrents and explains how easily quills embed, causing pain or death, urging readers to mind their own business and letting porcupines be. Readers may send questions about nature for staff answers via the magazine’s Washington office.
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Porky
Inelk
Nature
Nature Magazine
Washington, D. C
Monsignor Bradley Improving at St Joseph's Hospital
Rt Rev Monsignor B J Bradley president of Mount St Mars College near Emnictsbure is improving daily and hopes to return soon after undergoing a carbuncle operation at St Joseph's Hospital Baltimore since mid May.
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Monsignor Bradley
Monsignor
B. J. Bradley
Mount St Mars's College
Emnictsbure
St. Joseph's Hospital
Baltimore
Hood Cottage Graduate Named
Miss Baty J. Lemtler of Elkton graduates from Toad College and is named instructor of English and Selenca at Terryvilla Irish School. Are you sure there is no hearse meat in this misusage. There is no meat at all there.
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Hood Cottage
Baty J. Lemtler
Elkton
Toad College
Terryvilla
Tean
Nages Luslige Welt
Bertin
Battle Creek College of Home Economics
Margaret Allen Hall
Washington Lands Regatta Triumph In Intercollegiate
University of Washington powered a late sprint to win the intercollegiate regatta by a quarter length over Navy with Syracuse third and Pennsylvania close behind. California edged Wisconsin for runner up as Columbia and Cornell struggled, while Penn led early before Washington’s Pacific Coast crew surged. The Huskies also claimed the junior varsity title by a length and a half over Pennsylvania and California, with Syracuse fourth and Columbia last in that race. Official times listed, crews in good condition.
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Poughkeepsie
MN .Y
University of Washington
Navy
Monady
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Columbia
California
Wisconsin
Cornell
Washington
Spa
Seattle University
Californias
Columbian
Pacific Coast
Dick Glendon
Cruel Warfare Waged Throughout All Syria
Damascus reports describe Syria in a brutal war with widespread atrocities and disemboweled bodies along roadsides. Mercenary troops from Circassian and Armenian groups used by French commands fuel deeper hostilities among Syrians and Druses, hindering peace under mandate.
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Syria
Damascus
League of Nations
Associated Press
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