Past Masters Night at Columbia Lodge No 38 in Hagerstown
Columbia Lodge No 38 held its past masters night in the Masonic Temple with about 203 Masons from the city, county, and other lodges attending. Lincoln D. Engelbrecht presided as Worshipful Master and Rev. Dr. Edgar Cordell Powers delivered the address. a banquet opened the evening and gifts were presented to the immediate past master, George M. Free, amid roses for attendees.
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Columbia Lodge
A. F
Ganuat
Masonic Temple
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Edgar Cordell Powers
Baltimore
Grand Lodge of
Maryland
Temple
George M. Free
Clsude S. Hahn
Columbia + lodge
Free
Hahn
G. Hunter | Bowers
H. C. Zacharias
Ira L. Miller
Grover L. Michael
Guy K. Motter
B. B. Rosenstock
A. Rule Radcliff
Paul S. Michael
Normman A. Slaegen
Grayson E Bowers
Harry ©. Schroeder
J. Travers Thomas
Walter L. Remsberg
William D. Zimmerman
John Philip Engelbrecht
M. F. Lease
Albert M. Cobleniz
Lawrence E. Bentz
Howard A. Gross
Richard Portis
F. B. Sappington Jr
A Guarte
Donald Reed
Clarke Porterfield
Samuel L., Fleagle
A. A. Morganshall
Hagerstown
C. N. Branin
John P. Engelbrecht
George MM. Free
J. Travers
Thomas
Harry O. Schroeder
Grayson E. Bowers
Norman A. Slagten
A. Atlee Radcliff
Guy K. Molter
Claude S. Hahn
G. Hunter Bowers
Russell L. Michael
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Mebri F. Wachier
Harry F., Fromke
David M. Kemp
H T. Wade
Harry C. Gilbert
Alvin G. Quinn
Burton M. Creager
Ezra L . Grantham
E. R. Pemsel
RK. W Harbaugh
J. W. Donnan
M. L. Reddick
Charles A. Herman
Emory G. Nusz
L. Blentlinger
Edward T. Cramer
J. W. Morgan
Earl T. Webster
G. Ed Myers
George M. Gittinger
Howard L. Metzger
Louis E.ichelberger
Barry T. James
Gr. J. Harold Hooper
J. Edward Shafer
Samuel E. Brown
James 5
P_ Trout
Richard EK. Hays
Charles A. Sifford
Roscoe C. Remsberg
F. C. Remsberg
C. L. Storm
Melvin My. Engle
Harry M. Gross
James
Crisi
Warfeld
Albaugh
Charles BH. Remsberg
F. R. Adams
Julius F. Lochner
J. Vernon Cobb
Jentz
Edward F. Holler
Paul L. Hoffmaster
Peace Chances Fade Between AFL and CIO Unions
Washington May 2 The AFL executive council expelled six CIO unions, shrinking peace chances. The International Ladies Garment Workers' Union remains the sole CIO unit with AFL charter while garment workers stay under suspension. The council cut ties with Amalgamated Clothing Workers Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers United Rubber Workers United Automobile Workers United Textile Workers and gas, well, and refinery workers.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
International Ladies Garment Workers’ Union
Enir C. LO
A. Fl of L
United Rubber Workers
The
Used Automobile Workers
United Textile Workers
QO Field
Gaswell and Refinery Workers
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four Four items corrected
The page reveals four corrections: Collects misquotes A rolling stone gathers no moss. Rosa Bonheur painted The Horse Fair. conductor Arturo Foscanunt is the leading figure, not Petra. Benedict Arnold betrayed the country, not Matthew Arnold. The van is the leading unit in a formation.
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Rosa Bonheur
Fosca
Petra
Arturo
Benedict Arnold
Matthew Arnold
Tax lien filed over liquor raid tied to Burkittsville man
U S109 108.60 internal revenue tax lien imposed on Luther Mann of Burkittsville for 50 gallons of whiskey and 543 gallons of mash seized in a 1935 raid. The lien covers all Mann property until paid, with the raid and nine months sentence cited in court records and Maryland collectors’ notice.
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Luther Mann
Burkittsville
Mann
Internal Revenue Laws
M. HH
Magruder
Baltimore
Brunswick- Burkittsville
Belgian Envoy to Speak at Mt St Marys Banquet
Count Robert van der Straten Pontho the Belgian Ambassador will be among principal speakers at Mt St Marys College Alumni Association annual banquet at the Mayflower Hotel Washington on Wednesday. Other speakers include John P Higgins chief justice Edward M Curran and Rev John L Sheridan president Mt St Marys College. Guests include Postmaster General Farley Senators Radcliffe Tydings representatives MacCormack Shanier Healey Lewis US Attorney David A Curran and notable clergy and officials. Arrangements are being made through John S Farrell and J Francis Reilly of the alumni association.
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Robert van der Straten
Pontho
Mt St Marcy's College 1 Alumni Association
Mayflower Hotel
Washington
John P. Higgins
Superior Court of Massachusetts
T Rey
John L. Sheridan
Mt. St Marys College
James A. Farley
Radcliffe and
Tydings
Maryland
McCormack
Shanier
J. Francis Reilly
The
Jrotat Alumni Association
Motorist Fined On Two Charges At Brunswick
Warren Mills of Millville West Virginia was found guilty of operating without a license and reckless driving for letting a 13 year old girl ride on the running board of his car causing minor injuries. He was fined $25 and $5 respectively. A failing to stop after an injury charge was dismissed. Deputy sheriffs Lloyd and Sigafoose made the arrest.
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Warren Mills
Millville
W.va
William H. Campbell
Brunswick
Mills
Frances Heffner
John Lloyd
Wilbur Sigafoose
Fraiexv Announces Candidacy for Frederick County Commissioner
Frank W. Fraiexv a known Catoctin Furnace merchant has announced his bid for Frederick County Commissioner in the upcoming election subject to the Democratic primary. He is the fourth Democrat seeking the post joining three Republicans already in the field. Helium gas is noted as having been discovered in stars before its terrestrial discovery.
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Frank W. Fraiexv
Catoctin
Frederick County
Housing plan names and terms set by Carlisle planning board
The Carlisle Planning Commission named four planning staff members to a new Housing Authority and, with the mayor, selected a fifth. McSnerry chairs both bodies. terms range two to five years. Officials outlined authority powers to survey housing, apply for federal funds, issue construction bonds, and supervise units. Separately, a hold up case in Frederick linked Elden Stokes to a Pennsylvanian theft. sheriff Shook coordinated with Carlisle and Shippensburg officers for transport.
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Frederick
Smgao
Clinton McSnerry
Tne Commston
Thehousing Group
Willam B. Bennett
Charles McC
Board of Aldermen
Planning Commission
Washington
National Housing Authority
Glade Valley Community Assn Elects Officers
The Glade Valley Community Association held its seasonal meeting Monday night with a School of Religious Education program. Officers elected were President Thomas Cramer, Vice President Calvin C Keener, and Secretary Mrs Edward Derr.
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Glade Valley Community Association
School of Religious Education
Oram Strine
Nelson Brown
Byron Hoffman
Religious Education
George Etzler
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
Walkersville
Thomas Cramer
Calvin C. Keener
Edward Derr
Bertha Grabill
Margaret Stauffer
Catherine Ann Murphy
William Fisher
Richard Smith
Robert Nicodemus
Joseph Engie
Walter Dutrow
Dorothy Albaugh
Mary Alice Eyler
Annabel Rope
Mosree Crum
Catherine Stauf
Peggy Hahn
Max Fisher Irving Zimmerman
Emma Jane Hahn
Pegsy Himes
Janet Flanagan
Asmo
Mary Catherine Dutrow
Union Bridge Flag Raising Beloved Event In Carroll Post
Commander Tyron M. Shepperd and Carroll Post Color Corps attended flag raising at Union Bridge. Union Post 117 American Legion dedicated a flagpole donated by Lehigh Portland Cement Co. Charles Houck Jr. presented the Hag. Bruce T. Bair gave the main address in Westminster. A quip notes a child’s saying about a drone bee.
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Union Bridge
Tyron M. Shepperd
Carroll Post
American Legion
Union Post
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Charles Houck, Jr
Frederick
Bruce T. Bair
Westminster
Crown of Maryland drives through Union Bridge area
The Bentztown Bard of the Baltimore Sun notes a Maryland countryside drive from Union Bridge toward Frederick via Jonasville and Libertytown. He praises the clean farms, prosperous farms, sleek cows, and large four-horse teams shaping a vivid rural landscape under clear skies. An odd line about a daddy Jonglegs insect ending mid-bark appears as a stray fragment.
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Crown OF
Maryland
Union Bridge
Carroll County
Frederick
Jonasville
Libertytown
Baltimore Sun
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