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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1928

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3

Boy Scout Court of Honor set for March fifteenth

The Area Court of Honor, chaired by L LG Wilson, meets Thursday March 15 in the Baptist church social room to award second and first class pins and merit badges. Troops must bring flags and scouts in uniform. event aims for full attendance and will last about 45 minutes. A Junior Council, elected from each troop, will assist the Senior Council in area duties with first meeting planned for March 14 at 7 oclock.

George C Whitnes Scout Executive Area Court of Honor L LG Wilson The Baptist Church Coal of Honor Scout Wesday Ooloc Boy Scout of America Lede Fvamcelical Hurch Ernest Stephens Charles Shan Court of Honor Shaw

Rev J S Simon Speaks To Hagerstown Men's Club

Rev J S Simon of Trinity Lutheran church urged true citizenship at the Evangelical Lutheran Men’s Club meeting in the church chapel. About 225 attended as he highlighted that only half of eligible Americans vote and encouraged active participation in national affairs. The event included a supper and was organized by Rev A S Rupp and a committee of church members.

Ds Simon Trinity Lutheran Church Hagerstown Evangelical Lutheran Church Uo S G_ Rupp Simon Rupp Charles F Seeger Edward Bentz Alton Whitmore D Ralph Zimmerman Byron Wine- Iwener Bernard Davis Charles P Bowers

Eliminate Crossings Four at Railroads to Be Abolished

Four grade crossings will be eliminated under the State Roads Commission plan this year. A Baltimore and Ohio crossing at Hyattsville is among those to be removed with cooperation from railway companies led by John No Mackall. Funds come from the recent gasoline tax. In 46 grade crossing incidents last year, 42 people died and 4% were injured. Most accidents occurred at Baltimore and Ohio crossings, then at Pennsylvan ia and Western Maryland lines.

Baltimore and Ohio Hyattsville State Roads Commission John No Mackall Chatsman Olheinl Mitchall Gunde Crosin Pennerlam Railand Maryland

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