NIGHTS TEMPLAR DINNER GUEST LIST REVEALED
A NIGHTS TEMPLAR assembly hosted by Commander John Lentz featured a long guest roster at a Masonic Temple dining room. Grand Master Ger A. B. Roense led the degree team as figures including Clara Black and many others attended the event on an unscheduled Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. D.C
Ques de Malar
John Lentz
Ger
A. B. Roense
Whemar
Umitia
Goigad
Clara Black-j See
W. E. Darnerz
Grant Lann
Tis
G. . Lenz
Lyin Sehidkmech
C. Cur2bin
Mies
L. Lowell
Earl Geigier
Maurice I. Brewton
George Heney
John D. McDu Dutton
Arthur D Boyd
John P. Azkee
Rineyuse
T. David Gates
Funeral service for Henry Ross Lampe scheduled
The funeral for Henry Ross Lampe will be held Wednesday at Mount Olivet. Funeral directors C Cine and associates are arranging the services with L. G. Jeffer, pastor of the Evangelical Reformed church, presiding. The obituary lists Aden Grumbine Word Staley David O Gir ardis Storm Adam K J Hargid Lampe as pallbearers and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ross Lampe
Easteenoo Otlock
Cine
Sumerei
L. G. Jeffer
Evangelical Revimed Church
Caskome
Aden Grumbine
Word Staley
David O. Girardis Storm
Adam K. J. Hargid Lempe
Mount Olivet
SICK REPORTS FROM BRUNSWICK AREA
In East Brunswick and Brunswick the counties report residents injured in falls. Mrs A A Thames suffered facial injuries and a fractured hand while at home. Miss Eugenia Brady of East Brunswick School remains confined recovering from a back injury after a fall on steps. The Frederick Cuir Hospital says patient Rath 1e has a fracture and is improving slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Thames
Conay
Brunsviex
Frederick Cuir
Eugenia Brady
East Brunswick School
Ier
Relief Supplies Sent to Point of Rocks Flood Area
After flooding near Point of Rocks residents received Red Cross and Salvation Army aid. Local schools closed and a three room elementary building used temporarily, while workers distributed clothing, blankets, and food to victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point OF Rocks
Gwelling
Canal Company
Heater
Mel Mfisker
Jesse
James Lowe
Mir
Delphey
Rae
Lowery
A & Mo
Fchool
Bocks
Ging
Wacipal Hinges
Nelie Sigafoose
Glenn Pryor
Frederick
Rocks
Frederick County
Siriexen
Red Cross
Max Fisher
Bors
Morris We
Sandy Hoox
Salvation Army
Mois
Iorris
Keacquar Street
Cifford Stocknen
Gene
League Council Condemns Hitler over Rhineland Action
London dispatch reports the League of Nations unanimously condemning Germany for violating Versailles and Locarno treaties by moving troops into the demilitarized Rhineland. General Von Ribbentrop argued the action was justified by French military support with Soviet Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Council of the
League of Nations
Hitler
League
Germany
Rhineland
Joachim von Rubvertrop
Rmmeland
France
Soviet
Russia
Market gains as stocks advance on mixed day
Market rights itself as prices advance with three point gains in scattered issues. Motors and farm equipment leads including General Motors Chrysler Case Deere Montgomery Ward Allied Chemical Columbus Carbon Standard Oil of New Jersey Greyhound Western Auburn. Steels improve alongside others while American Can and American Telephone lag. Bonds also rise amid overall up and down movement. Sterling opens weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
Chrysler
Case
Deere
Montgomery Ward
Allied Chemical
Columba Carbon
Standard On
Jerse
Greyhound
Western
Auburn
American Can
American Telephone
Troops Mobilized For N E Flood Patrol
National Guardsmen were mobilized in five New England states to aid flood relief efforts after waters flooded dozens of cities leaving thousands homeless. Six people died and two are missing, bringing toll to ten in New England from last week’s flood. Fears of food and milk shortages spread as guardsmen and Red Cross mobilize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nationa
New England
New Emglang
Red Cross
French Language Dept Presents Medieval Comedy Evening
Hood College hosts La Farce du Cuvier a medieval comedy directed by Mme Marguarite Treille with three leads Miss Le Burger Miss Jane Weltz and Miss Thelma Auledbaca performing in French dialogue. Louise Leonard arranges the program with music, dance and songs by students from several Pennsylvania towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bredbeck
Hal. Hood College
Mme. Marguarite Treille
Tomance Languages
Wiss Dorothy Wiseman
Mass Ruth Willy Kideth
Thumment
Bibs Marion McPhail
Weather Summary From Local Observations
The report notes 24 hour precipitation around 12 inches, March to date 3.57 inches, March 1935 total 2.67 inches. Excess precipitation to March 1 in 1935 is 1.25 inches. Yesterday high 49, low last night 39. Sun sets 6.21 pm, rises 4.14 am, moonrise 4.26 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma
Hugh
Brunswick Bridge Stands Amid Flood Waters and Rescue Efforts
Water rose to the Brunswick Y.M.C.A. basement as the Wrenebrewer river surged past, flooding streets and knocking debris toward the Harpers Ferry power lines. Officials warn of contamination risk to drinking water from nearby springs while residents monitor bridge conditions and conduct emergency broadcasts and rescues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Y. M. C. A
H. S. Bickel
Baltimore
Harpers Ferry
Onder
Potomac Edison
Haox
FB. Wirts
Baughman Chew
Pa. O'S
Compsranvey
Harry R. Mace
Brunsand
Mace
Yourece
Potomac
West
Hubert Koeppe
Koeppe
Precautions Ordered as Disease Fears Rise in Flood Areas
Hagerstown March 19 AP Dr BH Ruey State Health Director ordered communities to mobilize precautions against sickness in flood regions. No autopsy reports yet and instructions issued to local health officers Dr EC Peck Garrett County Dr and Dr V L Bitican Mion County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
BH Ruey
State Health Direct
EC. Peck
Garrett County
V. L. Bitican
Mion County
President Roosevelt Defers Fishing Trip for Flood Emergency
President Roosevelt postpones his Squibem fishing trip to address eastern flood disaster. He was summoned to the White House for a conference with the emergency food commission to coordinate relief efforts and priorities during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gion
Marc
Roosevelt
Leas Ze
White House
Mamied Tesé
Conowingo Dam Feels Flood Crest and Relief Efforts
Flood crest reaches Conowingo as Susquehanna River crest nears. Conowingo dam gates opened and water flow increased while officials say levels remain safe. Frederick Lions Club launches flood relief fund with $500 at Key Hotel. Salvation Army Captain Bernard Morris speaks. Local residents attend Balti more Flower and Garden Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lions Club
Or Wetkly
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Meen
Bernard ©. Morris
The
Salvation Army
Power Plant Struck by High Water Keeps Service Up
Potomac Edison reports extended outages as floodwaters hit the Hampstead plant area. Damaged lines and cables caused delays, but the company restored service overnight and aims to return full operations soon, with the public praise the swift response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison
Reber
L. Srtrict
Hamusport
Ami
Roamer
Posebie
Food Service
Local nightlife and services feature Marh 70 shows and cleaning offers
Mawsiian Nite Club promotes special Mar 70 and 21 showings with Lem Keller and his Orchestra and special offers through March 21. Monarch Cleaners advertises free delivery and extended hours. other local notices include rentals, amateur contests with cash prizes, a two act play, plant sales, and used car listings from Sunley Motor Co and Staley Motor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Keller
Flood Crest In Capital Tonight
Floodwaters rose in the capital with the Weather Bureau unable to read at Key Bridge. an estimated 18 feet, eight feet above normal. An army of relief workers stacked sandbags to build a dyke protecting government buildings and the downtown area valued at about $100 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Sigafoose
Wright and Compasiete
Johnstown
Weather Bureau
Key Bridge
Potomac
Relef
Pecan Bark 332 and Local Events Notice
Pecan Bark 332 INGTON CANDIES St Phone 2563 MARTHA T if W Patt Crabmeat Scallops Saturday To Motorists And Pedestrians Winchester POTTS & GRE Regina Casua 23 7.30 p.m. 5 for Come And Enjoy 1 Good Laugh The Sewing Circle Minstrels Calvary M E Church Parish Bon yy March 20th 7 30 Admission 102 Hear old songs Penny Bingo Moose Hall Jay March 20th 7 30 Salvation Army Home Service appeal ongoing Hand or maid your cona tion wo R. Ames Hendrickson treasurer Campaign Chairman Notice Customers are respectfully requested to call for clothing before March 2 am We met the garments after date ECONOMY CLEAN 393 NomA Market Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle Minstrels
Calvary M E
At & Ovclock
Salvation Army
Home Service
R. Ames Hendrickson
Robert L. Smith
Noma Market Street
Warns Of Another Flood By Potomac
In U amsport Maryland on March 19 AP reports major flooding fears along the Potomac after upstream rain. Officials warn a 14 inch crest at Cumberland and a 10 foot rise downstream, with homes washed and a bridge damaged between Hancock and Harpers Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uamsport
RG. Hawken
Potomac River
Twastisinz
Gamberland
Cumberland
Johnstown
Potoma
Hancock
Harpers Ferry
James River Rampage Strikes Virginia Amid Severe Storms
In Mond Virginia 46 hours of rain and wind devastate the area. Four people are dead and more than 1 million in property is destroyed as the James River floods. The Shenandoah valley feels the worst impact while Richmond faces rising waters and widespread disruptions. Colum reaches 35 feet as trains and buses are canceled and roads blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mond
Shenandoah Valley
Richmond
James River
Colum
Water shortage threatens Binghamton amid floods
In Binghamton New York a severe drinking water shortage emerges as floods persist. The city of about 80 000 faces rising water levels while statewide damage mounts with 140 000 relief workers mobilized and over 27 000 people made homeless in the last 36 hours. Flooding surrounds hundreds of homes in the southern tier Adirondacks and Hudson Mohawk valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghamton
N. Y
New York
Binghamton
Lower
Adirondack
Hudson and Mohawk Vailets
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Order of Malta
Will Hemme
Bruns Ho
Brunswick
Randle
Grove
Li Stull
Mrs
S. A. Stull
Family
Westminster
League Council
N. E. Flood Patrol
Hood
Baitmore
Brunswick Bridge
Conowingo Dam
G. ©. Roser
Gilmore Flautt
Gilmore Flautt, Jr
EB. A. H. Brust
Balgiumore
Potomac Edison Co
Williamsport
the Castle
Happy Valley Ramblers
Blue & Grey Beauty Shop
Ind
Monarch Cleaners
Y Street
Innen
Maryland Acession
Rabie Svoreroom
A H. Doll
ML Ploe
Bercy Players
A. H. Brust
Montevue Pike
Marker's
G. BH. Millard
W. Patrick Su
Lewis Shankle
S. Market St
Guernsey
Fourgrocer
J. Halls
Sunley Motor Company
Staley Motor CO
E. Patrick St
Marker
Mk Hall
Capital
Ington
St. Phone
Martha T. If
W. Patt
Winchester Potts & Gre
Regina Casua
Moose Hall
Jay
Philco
Wal
Harry G. Nickel
East Sixth
Amberg & Jordan
Fisher Coal CO. B. and
Philip Werthedmer
Norman A. Smith
Woods
United Fire CO. Hall
Frederick Building Association
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Braddock Grange Hall
Barnsworth
Halls
Guernsey Dairy
Arbacco
P. Luther Rice
Bath
Ingle
College
Luther Rice
East Third St
Fred Lino
Wilson Place
B. DeGrange
Rockwell
Dr. BR. & Demin
Teesday
Arthur Plana
Fred Eava
Florida
Orcreg State
Gas
Potts & Griffin
Gilmore R. Flautt
Green
North Market Street
Spartare
North Maret Stree
Chapel Third Street
Gilmore & Flautt. Realter
Noah FE
Cramer & Son
Res
Washington
Acra
High Grace
Cramer& Sqn
Nisi
E and Mary D. S
Barca
Albert S. Browz
Peried Io Sa
Alton
Bex
Naper
Shree Sui
Perse Peration
Mary
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