Red Men and Pocahontas End Meeting in Maryland
Delegates wrapped up the 15th Great Sun Council Fire of Maryland with Baltimore named as 195% state convention city for next year. The concluding session at the Francis Scott Key Hotel featured officer installations and appointive-post fills, with thanks extended to Chippewa No. 18 and Natomia No. 38.
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Great Sun Council
Maryland
Baltimore
Chippewa Tribe
Natomia Council
Pocahontas
Frederick
Earl F. Starr
Ruth D. Quinn
Lydia K. Starr
John W. Starr
Ernest A. Reddle
Norman H. Null
Carlton E. Hoffman
Irene Zimmerman
Ida C. Wachter
Alba Reddle
Betty Hossler
Francis Scott Key
Great Sannap
James A. Phillips
Irwin Dunn
P. S
J. William Koch
William Thompson
Andrew P. Wigginbotham
Patuxent
Norman Ayres
Hagerstown
Mac Taylor
Fruitland
Baltimore and Vicinity
Stewart B. Ebaugh
Frederick Daily Council Names St Michael's Representative
The News lists multiple tribal councils and chairmen from districts including Baltimore Frederick Boonsboro Cumberland Snow Hill Berlin and Fruitland. St Michael's was named to the Council's Board of Appeals, with Warren W. Short and Tony Tank among noted figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
Monds
Baltimore
Russell A. Downin
Arthur Siebert
Maryland
Earl F. Starr
Alvey C. Little
Boonsboro
Charlies E. Barham
Cumberland
Eastern Shore
William A. Harris Jr
Snow Hill
Howard E. Hall
White Eagle Tribe
Berlin
Warren W. Short
Tony Tank
Fruitland
W. C. Mills
Juniata
St. Michael's
Council
Board of
Restrain Town From Issuing Sewer Bonds Challenge
In Prince Frederick on April 30 five North Beach residents sought an injunction to stop North Beach from issuing 250000 in sewerage bonds. Circuit Court Judge John B. Gray ordered officials to show cause by Tuesday. The case questions the constitutionality of Maryland short session bills limiting legislative action to budget revenue emergencies and general public welfare.
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Prince Frederick
Maryland
Calvert County
North Beach
John B. Gray
Harrisville Man Jailed for Assault Case Details
Harrisville resident George Taney Schaffer, 49, formerly of Harrisville, was jailed in Howard County Sunday night on an assault charge from a Saturday altercation. A gun was fired toward James Fleming, a Watersville farmer and employer of Schaffer, who was uninjured. Fleming reported the incident to authorities. a hearing was set for tonight at Ellicott City. Also noted is a rescue call for Lester Fourkey Wiles of Frederick, treated for a heart attack at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released.
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George Taney Schaffer
Harrisville
Howard County
James Fleming
Watersville
Frooper B
Hammeratith
Fleming
Schaffer
Mayfield
Ellicott City
United Rescue
Lester Fourkey
Wiles
Water Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Banquet Honors Lewistown Grange 25th Anniversary
A banquet at Lewis town Community Hall marked the 25th anniversary of Lewistown Grange No. 38. Charter members recalled early events while Ernest Warner presented a highlight. Dr W A RR Bell and Mrs Bell spoke, Merril Ramsburg praised Grange benefits and urged Grangers to back sane legislation. 21 year service pins were awarded to several leaders including John Leatherman and Sylvia Eyler as other honored members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Lewistown Grange
Alle Pitzer
John Leatherman
Sylvia Eyler
Chemer
Clifferel Kelly
Divin Remsburg
Wilmer Re
Lewistown Grange Evening Program Highlights
The program featured Mr and Mrs Edward Holter, Mr and Mrs Crickenberger, Mr and Mrs Crum, Mr and Mrs Quinn, Mr and Mrs Zimmerman, Miss Beatrice Fehr and Mrs Austin Renn. Austin P Renn acted as toastmaster and Grange founder.celist Bernard Sigerit and a string trio with Dr Joseph Vietor, Sidertt, and Mrs Heli performed sections of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Holter
L. H. Crickenberger
Bruce Crum
Howard Quinn
Tobias Zimmerman
Beatrice Fehr
Austin Renn
Austin P. Renn
Pormana Grange
Lewistown Grange
Bernard Sigerit
Joseph Vietor
Sidertt
Mrs. Heli
Early Grange in Lewistown and its hall history
The text notes a prior Grange No 134 in Lewistown dating from about 1880 with officers George W. Maser J D English Martin Daniel Firor and deputy organizer Capt. Joseph Chiswell of Buckeystown. The Grange owned its meeting hall which is now remodeled into a home.
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Lewistown
No 134
Maser
George W. Maller
J. D. English
Martin Daniel Firor
Joseph Chiswell
Buckeystown
Certificates Bring $200 In Wills Office Market Activity
Register of Wills Harry D. Radcliff reports three life membership certificates of the Frederick County Agricultural Society sold for $200 each over the past week. He notes rising demand and value, citing a certificate that recently sold for $200 after twelve years with no buyers when originally offered at $20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Radcliff
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Miners Pension Boost Planned By Lewis Washington
Miners’ pension boost is planned by John L. Lewis as welfare fund trustees near a decision on long frozen benefits. Sixty-year miners with 20 years service now receive 160 dollars monthly, with federal old age benefits stacking in. Rival unions push for higher pensions as bartering for retirement payments continues.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Walter P. Reuther
Co-United Auto Workers
General Motors Corporation
Lewis
Reuther
Ford
CIO
Philip Murray
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Janet Flenharty
Washington, D. C
New York
France
U.S. Treasury Department
Ladie Lovey
Blake
Bluko
Mrs
Helene Vail
Schroyer
Smithsburg
Mad
Ker
Kemp
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
Mr. Flanagan
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Nightie
Rhumba
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