Maryland's 320 Year Start as Sovereign State
Annapolis hosts a 17th century battle tied to religious liberty, marking early land and sea combat between Maryland Proprietary forces and Puritan settlers. Cecil Calvert's Maryland clings to toleration while Puritan power in England shifts, ending with renewed religious liberty and amnesty in 1657.
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Maryland
Sovereign State
Edward Nickerson
Annapolis
America
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Cecil Calvert
Naval Academy
Lord Baltimore
Golden Lion
St. Marys
Kent
Sive
George Calvert
England
Cecil
Sax
St Mary's County
William Stone
Baltimore
Diver Cromwen
Virginia
Stone
Thomas Greene
Cromwell
Enstand
Anewee
Purnapolis
St. Mary's
Anne Arundel
Anne Arundel County
St. Marie's
Roger Cleamans
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Anne Scindal Point
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Demonstration on Ironing Smut at Creagerstown 4-H Club
Nancy Late and Janet Wastler demonstrated proper ironing technique at the Creagerstown Helping Hand 4-H Club meeting held at Nancy’s home. Sylvia Fraley led the session and refreshments were served. Juanita Myers will entertain the club on April 18. Giraffes fight by swinging necks and striking with hooves.
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Nancy Late
Janet Wastler
Creagerstown
Nancy
Sylvia Fraley
Juanita Myers
Red Cross work outlined by Frederick Lions Club chief
Charles V Main, chief of Frederick Police and Lions Club fund drive chairman, defines Red Cross as a humane response to war, disaster, disease and want. He traces the USA network from Geneva founder Henri Dunant to 3,700 chapters and 21 million members, and highlights local services including transport for cerebral palsy children. Local history, honors, and guest notes accompany the talk.
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Red Cross
Charles V. Main
Frederick
Henri Dunant
Clara Barton
USA
Edward S. Delaplaine
Lion Edward D
Civitan Club Frederick Honors Former Vice-President
At a Francis Scott Key Hotel meeting Civitan Club of Frederick paid tribute to former vice-president Henry F. Felk as funeral rites were held in the afternoon. Forty club members and sixteen Civinette members attended the services. The club allocated 20 toward a Soap Box Derby sponsor for Eddie Mercer and noted March 31 as Ladies Night. A club visit to the Hagerstown Club is planned for April 5 with a 5:30 departure from the bus terminal.
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Civitan Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Henry F. Felk
Civinette Club
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Eddie Mercer
Carton Wilson Mercer
LeRoy Blumenauer
Birthday and club notes mark quiet gathering in town
Happy birthday was sung to James Trout born March 21, 1907. Preston Best praised his leisure interests. Robert Hike and G Webster Black had unobserved anniversaries. Attendance prize to John F. Alexander. Alden Summers served as cashier. Rev C J Caricose gave the inversion. Dr Ralph E White hosted. BEGINS CALLS MONTREAL Italian Premier Mario Scelba began a 14 day Canada U S visit with a busy schedule of official calls.
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James Trout
Preston Best
Robert Hike
G. Webster Black
Jown
Alexander
Alden
St. Sum
Montreal
Mario Scelba
Canada
United States
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Chamber of Commerce
G. B. Callan
Fist of the Club
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Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service
Maryland Implement Company
West Patrick Street
Remsberg's Jewelry
Wallace Silversmiths
Wallace
Remsberg
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
KEY Hotel Building
Joseph Aspirine
Mers
C. J. Caricose
Westminster
Ralph E. White
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Ft. Galispot
Kenmore
Kenmore Gas Range
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