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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1926

Page

8

Scouts Hear Baden-Powell Speak at Washington Event

About 3,000 Boy Scouts from Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania Delaware and the District of Columbia gathered at the White House grounds for a Baden-Powell address. Sir Robert S Baden-Powell urged brotherhood among scouts worldwide and noted the potential to end wars if the chain of friendship remained strong.

Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania Delaware District of Columbia White House Baltimore Dan Beard Robert S Baden-Powell Freiavickeft Washington Washington Monument Maryland State School For the Deaf Atrs. Sparrow Daughers Weetman

Meone's Emerald Oil Marketed as Vein Remedy

An advertisement touts Meone's Emerald Oil as a cure for enlarged and bulging veins promising relief and restoration to normal. It claims dramatic improvement and a money back guarantee if not satisfied, urging readers to obtain a two ounce bottle from drug stores nationwide.

Peoples Drug Stores

New Scoutmaster In Charge Of Work Here

Leaders learn knot tying and the Tenderfoot requirements at a recent training session. The session highlighted the Three Good Turns and signaling code as new leaders prepare to teach their troops this week. A follow up training will cover Second Class requirements and map reading.

Beys Tamsac Tin Spom

National Council Meeting in Washington D C

The national council meeting of the Nationw al Connal Roy Seouts of America was held in Washington. Robert S. Badens Powell added enthusiasm with a presence, while Prof Hierlec and Louis Witoon represented the McRedemek Sour Coane, and Willard Toten Wyot spoke at the dinner. Sir Robert Badens Powell delivered a broad address later broadcast on several radio stations.

National Council Roy Seouts America Washington Fredas Robert S Badens Powell Bya Dguating Hierlec Louss Witoon Mredemek Sour Coane Wredemch Robert theden-Powell de al Part United Se

Middletown Scout Troop 1 Meets. May Program Planned

The Middletown Troop 1 meeting on April 27 at Memoris Walk had fifteen scouts present under Scoutmaster Hoffmaster. Bruce Palmer was elected Color Bearer and Fred Mertzol became guide. Scouts prepared for Maagiz Week and a May 11 program at Middletown High School.

Marty M. Gross Jr Middletown Kioany Hoffmaster Bruce Palmer Fred Mert Zol Hugier Middletown High School Washington Sir Robert Ikden-Powell

Scout parade recalls ascent to the White House visit

The group climbed a monument to view distant buildings and photographed before their parade to the White House. Afterward a park display of scout stunts followed their White House visit. They returned home around seven o'clock.

Monument White House

McRae Named New Scout President

Milton A. McRae of Detroit was elected president of the Boy Scouts of America at the executive board meeting in New York on April 12 to serve the late James J. Storrow's term. McRae notes plans for the Washington meeting include participation by President Coolidge and Sir Robert Baden-Powell, urging strong attendance. Father and Son Banquet is announced for Friday night with tickets mentioned for boys and their fathers.

Milton A. McRae Detroit Boy Scouts of America New York James J. Storrow Storrow McRae Mortimer %. Schiff West Washington Law Coolidge Robert Baden-Powcell Organization America

Funeral notices and social notices from Walkersville and New Market

The page records funerals for Lincoln G. Dinter Man at Walkersville U B church with K P lodge and Jr US A M attending and pallbearers named. It notes the burial at Mt Olivet and signals other funeral of George William Burrier at Daysville with Rev Lorrick and pallbearers listed. Also mentions a social event at Coblentz Hall Hood College at 6 45 p m and fashion notes on evening attire.

Coblentz Hall Hood College Lincoln G. Dinter Olock U. B Walkersville John Fisher Imer Herner Veo M. Summers Mary Hamilton Reno S. Slurp K. I. Lodge Frederick Isang K.P. Lodge Jr. O. US A. M. No 112 Jacob Dutrow Joseph Homer Robert Moberly George Fuller John Etzler George Lease Charles A. Landis C. Thomas Summer Isaac G. Waltz Miton Akers S. Elmer Trown Reno Harp Knights of Pythias Mt. Olivet K. G. Putman George ‘William iBurrier iSlmer iLurrier New Market Union Chapel Daysville R. GC. Lorrick Howard Beard Paul Beard Maynard Tregoning Charles Tregoning

Woman's Club Stages Three-Act Comedy in St Euphemia Hall

The Woman's Club of Emmtza burg presented a three act play Claubbing a Husband last Tuesday evening at St Euphemia's Hall with music by Professor William Sterbinsky. The cast included Mrs Richard Schnell Mrs Harry Hoyte and others. On Wednesday Federation of Frederick County hosted twenty two clubs and repeated the play for visitors with music by Mrs EK Higbee and Miss Sue Annan. Over 200 attended with refreshments led by Mrs Lewis Topper.

Woman's Club of Emmtzaburg St. Euphemia's Hall William Sterbinsky Richard Schnell Harry Hoyte Anny Baumgardner William Treiber Bernard Melt Oirode John Agnew Valvie Over J. L. Higbee Lewis Topper Mra .A. G. McKinney Federation W. E. Kindtet Cary Arime Faderation Thompson Homo Demon Axent Pauline Tuberculosis Asso

Four Men Convicted in Brunswick Case Await Transport

Four men Sam Marin Willie Carr Ienry Sten and Patrick Baker are in the county jail awaiting transfer to the House of Correction after local convictions. Marin Carr and Sten were found guilty of burglary and Baker of carrying concealed weapons. Each received a three month sentence. Sheriff Albargh said they would likely be sent down the road today.

Cut Sam Marin Willie Carr Ienry Sten Patrick Baker House of Correction

Free Williams Treatment Bottle Offer Ad

Urges relief from uric acid troubles rheumatism kidney and bladder issues with a free 85 cent bottle of The Williams Treatment for 32 doses. Readers send name and address plus 10 cents for postage to The Dr D A Williams Co East Hampton Conn. One bottle per family. no COD. Cut out and mail promptly.

Williams Dr. D. A. Williams Co Dept East Hampton Conn

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