No successor named before fall camp in Chest GEO
The Francis Scot Key Council announces no successor will be named to Mr Whitner before the fall campaign. Scout activities will continue under existing leaders as plans are made for a summer camp at Camp Ritchie. The resignation of Mr Whitney, who led Minnesota originations before moving to Frederick, is noted with appreciation for turning the council toward growth and community engagement.
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Bayroll
Francis Scots Ker
Whitner
Ignatius Bjornee
Whitney
Minnesota
Waltney
Frederick
Hig Suttes
Carroltorney
Francis Scott Key Council
Bjorlee
Westminster
National Council
L. L. Wilson
Camp Baker
Braddock Heights
Ste
Jnsuboree
Middletown
Camp Ritchie
Rourts
Mr. Whitney
Majo G. Rogers
Scout Council
Francis Scot Key Council
Washington County
Tornado Damage Strikes Braddock Heights Area
A rapidly moving tornado struck near Braddock Heights causing glass, doors, and outbuildings to fail. Emory G. Nust and family endured the roar and wreckage at their cottage while nearby homes of F W Harnwell and the Riser, Doil, Shenk, and Fout families suffered structural damage. Insurance covers losses estimated at 30 to 400 dollars. The electric lines failed at 8 34 p m as the storm swept through the county.
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Sistitaciouely Es
Potomac Edison Company
Braddock
Fourth Street Pike
Braddock Heights
Emory G. Nust
Smusz
Ciy
Braddock Boulevard
Baughman’s
Air
Mra. Nust
F. W. Harnwell
Doil
Shenk
Fout
Mt Airy Commencement Largest Class In Its History
The Mt Airy commencement marks the largest class in the school's history with about 2 percent attendees. The events begin with Class Night at 6 in the Masonic Hall, followed by a sermon at 9 in Calvary Baptist Church by Rev. D Byron Lansvall. Commencement exercises are scheduled for 6:15 p.m. at Calvary. Address by A Northan Ward, president of Wenesa Maryland College, and list of graduates Josep Geenall, Haze ner, Rachel Moore. General-Cial- Assigned To San Diego. ofeets announce that.
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Masonic Hall
Calvary
Wenesa Maryland College
Josep Geenall
Hazener
Rachel Moore
Cial
Entire Cast For Hood May Fete Next Saturday Chosen
The list names numerous participants from multiple states for the Hood May Fete next Saturday. Names include Catherine Kehm Wontelsdos Catherine Kehm Pittsburgh Katherine Godard Germantown Evelyn Cover Federalsburg Caroline Pinfold Summerville Mary Billings Bingham Shirley Gordon Rutherford New Jersey Isabel Nessy Washington Evelyn Hay Toledo and many others across Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland Delaware and beyond.
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Jacksonville
Constance Keely
Roxborough
Doralda Erb
Harrisburg
Moira McGreery
Pittsburg
Elza Roberts
Shenandoah
Sara Noll
Reading
Mary Moore
Charleston
W. Va
Frederick Dol lar Days Marked By May 3 and 10 Observance
Frederick will observe its fifth Dollar Days on Thursday and Friday May 3 and 10. Shoppers from all parts of Frederick county and adjoining areas are expected to attend the community festival to seize the special offerings at Frederick stores. Different classes of merchandise are offered for $1.00, with various discounts and reduced prices to attract shoppers.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Inter
38 Known Dead From Tornadoes Struck Seven Southern States
The death toll from Wednesday and Thursday tornadoes rose to 33, Virginia bearing the heaviest losses with 22 fatalities. Over 100 injured, extensive crop and property damage reported as relief workers survey isolated regions.
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Atlanta
Virginia
Miesas
Ayewe
Geortell
Tommadecs Od Atv
Birthplace of Scaley To Be Sold Today Amid Music Week
A local sale is planned today at Birthplace of Scaley during Music Week. Several events were listed for the afternoon and evening, with ten items to be offered.
Richfield Massed High School Band Sale Reported At $40,000
Real estate talks and farm destruction near Frederick, Maryland frame a deal to sell Richfield property owned by Mr and Mrs John W Fout. The 150 to 160 acre site near the Monocacy was valued around $40,000 prior to Thursday night damage, with only a silo standing amid ruins. Events note Baker Park concerts as Frederick County High School bands prepare for National Music Week activities including a first annual concert of 70 players and other centralized performances.
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Richfield
Baker Park
Tr Mas
Admiral Weele Scott Sysch
Kisterss
Lawrence Richey
Herbert Hoover
Herbert Hoover, Was A Party To the Deal For the Purchase of “Richfield
John W. Fout
Incqires
Frederick
Jacques
Dachee
Nats Fey
Asia
Cales
Fis
Frederick County High School
Ehurmont
Brunswick
Middletown
Frederick County Board of Education
Charles C.T. Stull
Stull
Fenton Harris
Frederick Gh
Thomas L. Gibson
td@h
Baker Park Orchestra
Maud W. Dittmar
Opera House
Ruth
Alfred R. Gaul
City Oper House
Jefferson Choral Society
Schubert Choir
Charles M. Cassel
Brodbeck Hall
Kiood College
Hood College Giller Club
Eleanor Wilson
First Infantry
M. No. G
Henry S. Keller
Wil
R. Ames Hendrickson
James H. Harris
Charles Byerly, Jr
Chittren
Mr. Bleer
Shookstown
Bisera
Biser
Lucile Rovtoba
Edna
Prederich High School
Frederick dentists to attend Maryland association meeting in Baltimore
Frederick city and county dentists plan to attend the Maryland State Dental Association annual meeting at the Belvedere hotel in Baltimore from May 6 to 8. Speakers at the opening session include Dr. A A Radcliff president of the Frederick County Dental Society and other regional presidents. A dinner honoring Dr. R Bord Bogie is planned and sessions will be held both day and night with a large attendance expected.
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Frederick City
Maryland State Dental Associaton
Belvedere Hotel
Baltimore
A. A. Radcliff
Frederick County Dental Society
Max K. Bakler
H. R. Cook
Allengany County
P. PP. Payne
Eastern Shore
BH. N
Washington County
R. Bord Bogie
Nash‘Tenz
Nebbany Dental Association
Lord Bailtmere i
Bernard MM. Davi
Radclfff
Frederick
B. Watson
Ormeon
Brunswick
Peor Weather Outlook Update
A weather note for Peor outlines the coming week with temperatures and conditions. The forecast mentions Monday and Thursday in particular, with chances of rain and cooler highs.
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Peor
Sunda
Manda
Trursdar
Death in Fire Call Sparks Maryland Suit
Damuth family sues Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company for 23000 dollars claiming negligence after a fire call accident on the state road between Thurmont and Emmitsburg last July 23. Stanley Damuth Jr. died when Thurmont Fire Company apparatus struck telephone wires at a sharp curve near Emmitsburg. The case is brought by Stan cey R. Darth on behalf of the estate.
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Maryland
Stancey R. Darth
Stanley RB. Darmuth, Jr
Chesapeake and Potofiac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Leo Wein Ibers
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
State Road
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Tee
Stanley Damiuth
Young Danuth
Ahs
Damuth
Vote on Debenture to Be Close, Hoover Told
Fragmentary report indicates a vote on a debenture near Hoover is expected to be tight. A conference of party leaders was convened after a 73 to 2 vote, with final sentiment projected for Monday.
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Hoover
Hooter Watlinleager
Tornado toll and rescue efforts recount near Frederick
The second day after the Uisnettens tornado near Frederick left two dead and caused extensive private home damage. Over 2,000 telephone stalls down, scattered debris, and swollen streams disrupted the area as rescues continued. Notable actions include Lewis Shook guiding searchers to reach Mr. and Mrs. Fout, trapped in Richfield amid a demolished home, with Mrs. Fout later treated at Frederick City Hospital.
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Peter
Frederick
Harmony Grove
Duman
Thuredsyaght
John W. Pout
Richfield
Admiral Winheld Scott Schley
Lewis Shook
Spares
Tedith
Reem
Mevig Biser
Montevue Pike
Gramm
Strar
Thet Bisers
Mr. Bier
Ue Mins Ste
Mellon Qualified for Office Committee Holds Vote
The judiciary committee voted eight to five to report to the Senate Mellon's qualification for office remained in question after stock holdings were cited. A diary from a hurricane event in October 1900 described damage at Quran's hardware store on East Peck Street and surrounding property, with downed trees and extensive wreckage. The record mentions Mr Hooper and a political figure named Hoopes in connection with casual remarks and social context of the time.
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Shenk
John J. Shenk
Tornede ‘Sehieh
C. C. Carty
East Trick Street
Burkittsville
Mellon
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Thes
Setricane
Quran
East Peck Street
Frederick
G. Quynh
Aker
Mr. Hooper
Sana Cam
Mr. Hoopes
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Sherman P. Bowers
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MT. Airy Commencement
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Corappeils
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Georgette Redanz
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Ann Wagner
Allentown
Ruth Moser
Fucksville
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Vesta Hoffman
Shamokin
Elizabeth Slagic
Hanover
Mary Louise Gesier
Easton
Ruth Hannes
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Norristown
Mary Heist
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Lois Kilbourne
Siatet
Temperate
Lancelot Jacques
Theater
State Association
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