Damascus Notes Roundup of Local Social Visits
Damascus and surrounding areas report a stream of weekend visits and family gatherings. Maxwell Burdette of Western Maryland College stayed with his parents as others welcomed relatives from Baltimore Washington Clarksburg and Frederick. The reopening of the new high school and auditorium drew crowded attendance with talks by officials and a reception.
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Damascus
Maxwell Burdette
Western Maryland College
Elewart Burdette
Wiliam J. Day
Howard Miles
Clarksbure
Silas Browning
Francis Lucretia
Washington
Josiah Lawson
John Woodfield
Cornelius Watkins
Baltimore
H. H. Watkins
Rosemont
Ray Lewis
Westminster
J. B. Beall
Sadie Leytonavis
Browningville
Josiah Lawstov
Jack Ponton
Winchester
Wiliam Anslesbee
Jesse Covell
Frederick
Susie Boyer
Maryland
Qollege
George Boyer
Wooten Young
J. P. Bates
Levi B. Pierce
Norris Lineweaver, Jr
Warner F. Poole
Purduum Poole
Zachariah Woodfield
Frederi
Evening Scarfs Describe Freely Attachable Attachments
Scarves for evening wear are often fastened to the frock with flexible ends that can be distributed to suit the wearer. The arrangement allows varied styling by adjusting the scarf ends.
Forest Fire Wardens Meet Advances in Co Operation
County officials and state foresters gathered at Big Pool Washington to discuss coordinated forest fire action. Topics included nursery creation at Port Frederick, 198 acre land, rail line clearance, fire flight crime cards, and an educational program set for Forest Protection Week April 21 to 26.
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David Oland
Maxeoe PL Brown
Aml
Lewis FL Lochner
Roger G. Harley
Cyril Klein
Big Pool
Washington County
Chumbar
J. R. Condon
Pennsylvania Tal Road
H. St. Potts
Baltimore and Onion. RR
L. C. Etchis
State Forestry Department
Bf, Jr. Besley
J. A.cope
Tie
W C T U Meeting Reports Regular March Session
The Mare meeting of the Worte's Christhur Temperance Uniom convened Monday night at Mrs Frank Stuman's residence on South Akirket street. Mrs Catsail read from Luke 14 and led prayer followed by business reports and discussions. An April meeting at Mrs Kepler's East Third Street home announced. officer elections for next year to be held.
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Worte's Christhur Temperance Uniom
Frank Stuman
South Akirket Streen
Catsail
Kepler
East Third Street
Stim
Elocoritte
Klahiluge
Koltew Imenihes
London Youth’s Dual Wives Sparks Honorary Move Star Debate
An 18 year old London boy reportedly maintains two wives, prompting discussion over awarding him an honorary move star. The case raises questions about eligibility and modern standards for honorary honors.
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London
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Harry Brown
A. A Moxley
Claggettaville
Bready
Blair Lee
J. E. “Deets
Lewis
Beeckville
A. W. Souder
Bank of Damascus
A C. Bready
Purdum Mace
Harry M. Hourier
A. A. Mosley
Clagetts- Wille
Amanda Purdum
Haller King
Manter Carl Stephens
Edgar Stephens
Greenbury Poole
Clark
Poole
Maga Mary King
Addie
Josephine Beall
Janie Borwich
Linda Brown
Wm. E. King
King’s Watery
Mirs W. A. Smith
Walter Haines
Uewisdale
Woodsboro
Harrison J. Dixon
Centerville
George W. Morgan
Daysville
George Morgan
Charles
Barl Dixon
R. J. Soper
Caroline Fler
Mary M. Dixon
Centersille
Clara M. Morgan
Raymond
Wis Harrison J. Dixon
DR. Bell
Foresters Conference
Hood
Fron
Maren
George W. Richards
Sherlogical Seminary
Datweaster
Flood College
Rovhards
York
Detroit
the Board OF Directors
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Frederick County National Bank
A. Leroy McCardell
William D. Zimmerman
Edward D. Shriner, JR
Arthur V. Myers
Teller
Margarettha Fromke
Carlton Baumgardner
Board of Directors
A. C. McCardell
J. W.L. Carty
Lewis E. Birely
J. W. L. Carty
Noah E. Cramer
Thos. B. Hayward
Karl Jacobson
Lewis F. Lochner
Charles Opel, Jr
Allen G, Quynn
John 8
Renn
A. GC. McCardell
Benj. F. Reid Samuel H. Rosenat
Edward D. Shriner
Robert L. Warfield
H. ©. Zacharias
George H. Zimmerman
Oakland
Middletown
General Moto S&t
W. C. T.U. Meeting
LEM
B. Rosenour & Sons
North Market ST. Frederick
East Patrick ST
Frederick City Packing Co
Samuel H. Rosenstock
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