Lions Elect Delegates and Nominate Officers at Meeting
At the Francis Scott Key Hotel a Lions Club luncheon elected delegates to district and international conventions and nominated officers for the next year. Nominated officers include Niemann A Brunk for president and G Raymond Shipley for first vice president, with other posts filled by Lester Breaga Rich ard F Kline Alvey V Renn and Herman C Gubusch. Delegates to the district convention in Baltimore May 31 to June 2 include Bartgis Brunk Gubisch Kline Peace Shipley and Remsberg, with alternates listed. International delegates for Toronto July 2024 are Brunk Gubisch and Peace, with alternates Remsberg Simmons Summers. The club endorsed Robert K. Remsberg for district governor. Arthur R Remsberg presided over the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Niemann A Brunk
G Raymond Shipley
Lester Breaga
Richard F. Kline
Alvey V Renn
Herman C Gubusch
Lion Tamner
Ralph W Boyer
G Bernard Stull
Chifford M Yinger
William H Bartgis Aulden W Johnson
Ned S Zeiler
Baltimore
William H Bartgis
Niemann A. Brunk
Herman C Gubisch
G Horton Peace
Arthur KR Remsberg
Raymond Shipley
John Best
Ruhland C Boyer
J Harry Brandenburg
Hart Etchison Alvey
Renn
Roger B Wolfe
Toronto
Arthur R Remsberg
Richard F. Simmons
C Thomas Summers
Robert K. Remsberg
Thurmont
Remsberg
Middletown
Emmitsburg
Boonsboro Lions Club
Thurmont Lions Club
Questionnaires Mailed Out by Frederick County Draft Board
Frederick County Draft Board No 2 mailed questionnaires to order numbers 11 091 through 11 120. Names include John Bussard Myersville Ralph Garber New Windsor Basil Johnson Smithsburg Luther Albaugh Keymar Clarence Brown Lantz George Hammond Mr Airy George Devilbiss New Windsor John Flickinger Keymar Ed Rice Thurmont Evan Brown Libertytown Clyde Barber Jamsville James Smith Woodsboro Touther McDonough Mt Airy Mapie Hill Thurmont German Smith Myersville Steiner Cramer Woodsboro Samuel Reed Thurmont Bradly Brandenburg Trovia LeRoy Farrer Union Bridge Guy Ridenour Thurmont John Bruce Adamstown Walter Phebus Mt Airy Howard Davis Thurmont Frederic Peach Mt Airy Charles Boward Lantz Floyd Creger Thurmont Lester Dutrow Detour George Foreman Woodsboro Franklin Hitchcock Walkersville William Wilhide Lantz.
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Frederick County
Draft Board No 2
John Edgar Bussard
Myersville
Ralph Zachariar Garber
New Windsor
Basil Lawrence Johnson
Smithsburg
Luther Andrew Albaugh
Keymar
Clarence Leslie Brown
Lantz
George Claytond Hammond
Mr Airy
George Dewey Devilbiss
John Willam Flickinger
Edward Rice
Thurmont
Evan Wm Brown
Libertytown
Clyde Boutson Barber
Jiamsville
James Washington Smith
Woodsboro
Touther
Marshall McDonough
Mt Airy
Westminster social notes extend to Baltimore and Dundalk
Westminister residents Mr and Mrs Rol and Cranmer hosted visiting relatives including Mr and Mrs John Brown of Dennings and Mr and Mrs Arthur Hideman with two sons from Baltimore. Senator Earl A Shipley visited Baltimore with his father as Mr Shipley Sr. planned surgery. Laurence Foutz hosted near Taneytown. Geo Owens bought Ernest Wolfe’s farm near Westminster. Walter Cranmer spent Monday in Baltimore.
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Westminster
Roland Cranmer
John Brown
Dennings
Arthur Hideman
Baltimore
Thos. Jones
Edwin Jones
East View
Glenn Jones
Bird Hill
Wm Sives
Gon
Dundalk
Earl A Shipley
Shipley
Laurence Foutz
Taneytown
Geo Owens
Thas
Ernest Wolfe
Walter Cranmer
Damascus High School to award diplomas this commencement
Twenty five members of the senior class will receive diplomas at commencement exercises. The class list includes Audree Mullinix, Charles Senseney, Anna Duvall, Robert Ward, Rosier Browning, Kenneth Alnutt, E Gertrude Darby, Lilian Brigham, Dorothy Pearce, Janice Warthen, Elizabeth Stanley, Jean Baker, Margaret Pope, Kathleen Day, Irving King, Janice Watkins, Fellows-Rogers, Zelda Warthen, Julia Clay, James Gillis, Elva Watkins, Anna Beehouse, Edith Kemp, Louise Purdum, Ruby Phebus, Helen Souder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor
Damascus High School
Audree V Mullinix
Charles A Senseney
Anna Mary Duvall
Robert M Ward Rosier Browning
Kenneth C Alnutt
E . Gertrude Darby
Lilian E Brigham
Dorothy A Pearce
Janice V Warthen
Elizabeth Z Stanley
Jean G Baker
Margaret O Pope
Kathleen A Day L Irving King
D Janice Watkins
Ge Fellows
Rogers Studio
Zelda E Warthen
Julia E Clay
James W Gillis
Elva M Watkins
Anna Beehouse
Edith R Kemp
Louise V Purdum
Ruby J Phebus
Helen W Souder
Final Vesper Service At Hood College Sunday
Rev James E Wagner of Lancaster Pa will speak at Hood College's final vesper, with the theme Keys of the Kingdom. The program features organ preludes and postludes, the Hood College Choir singing Sanctus, and is led by Henry T Wade and Paul B Becknelm.
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James E Wagner
Lancaster
Franklin and Marshal, Academy
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Howells
Henry T Wade
Gasoline rationing cards distributed in Montgomery County
The Montgomery County distribution disclosed that 29,870 gasoline rationing cards were issued. Of these, 6,170 A cards, 1,488 B-1 cards, 2,552 B-2 cards, 16,405 B-3 cards, and 3,254 X cards are listed.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Hood Science Club Hears Kilton Stewart
The Hood College Science Club hosted Kilton Stewart a traveler and psychologist as guest speaker on Thursday in Brodbeck Hall. He presented a lecture titled Philippine Negritos with films on lifestyle and ceremonies and shared travels in Malaya India and Egypt. Dinner in Coblentz Hall preceded the meeting with guests Dr Mabel Lowell Bishop Miss Grace E Lippy and Miss Margaret Louise Keister.
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The
Hood College
Science Club
Kualton Stewart
Brodbeck Hall
Stewart
Malaya
India
Egypt
Coblentz Hall
Mabel Lowell Bishop
Grace E Lippy
Margaret Louise Keister
School Science Club Leadership Retires and Elects New Officers
Miss Mary Alice Griffith of Somerset has retired as president of the Science Club in biological sciences. Miss Virginia Quynn of Frederick is newly elected president. Miss Jean Kerschner of Philadelphia serves as secretary-treasurer and Miss Gretchen Fertig Helfenstein of Pennsylvania as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Griffith
Somerset
Science Club
Virginia Quynn
Frederick
Jean Kerschner
Philadelphia
Gretchen Fertig Helfenstein
Admiral Robison Home Near Clifton Sold to Leichts
Potts and Griffin report the sale of Admiral Samuel S Robison's Clifton Maryland country estate near Frederick to Mr and Mrs Robert W Leichert. The eighteen acre property is highly improved and Robison, former Superintendent of the Naval Academy at Annapolis, has owned it since 1932 and made many friends who regret his departure.
Signpost lists world towns near Lynchville Massachusetts
Oddity notes a Lynchville signpost directing to many towns named after countries and cities including Norway Paris Denmark Naples Sweden Poland Mexico Peru and China The piece mentions the rail of world destinations as a curiosity with an odd travel motif Also a line states one ounce of radium yields from 14000 tons of ore implying a scientific context
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Oddity
Lynchville
Mass
Norway
Paris
Denmark
Naples
Sweden
Poland
Mexico
Peru
China
Brookings Urges Nationwide Gasoline Rationing
The Brookings Institution urges strict nationwide gasoline rationing to conserve rubber and essential transport. It forecasts possible government requisition of private cars in 1943 and warns tires will exhaust by 1945 if driving continues. Requiring one car per family and limiting tires could mobilize millions of automobiles amid a synthetic rubber program.
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Washington
Brookings Institution
Charles L. Dearing
Dearing
United Nations
Jesse Jones
Senate
Dominican Ship Presidente Trujillo Sunk Near Martinique
The Dominican steamer Presidente Trujillo, 992 tons, was torpedoed and sunk about one hour from Fort De France Martinique. Twenty four crew are missing while the captain and 14 others were landed at Martinique. The Dominican Republic at war with the Axis had already lost the steamship San Rafael earlier this month to submarine action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Presidente Trujillo
Martinique
Fort-De-France
Caribbean
Weather data report with past temperatures and sun timings
The report lists 24 hour precipitation up to 8 am at 0.11 inches. May to date is 0.08 inches with 3.44 inches in May 1941. May 1942 precipitation deficiency tallies to 3.51 inches. Yesterday high 80, previous year 66. Last night low 63, prior year 53. Sunset 8:23 pm sunrise 5:51 am. Moonrise 1:09 pm, moonset 1:82 am.
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Norral
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Kharkov
Ukraine
Krasnograd
Dniepropetrovsk
Sevastopol
Qizyum
Stalino
Tagana
Soviet
Russia
Rostov
Caucasus
Dnieperopetrovsk
Kerch Peninsula
Ane
Damascus
Ely
Army
Navy
Admiral Robison
Clifton
Lold
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Quaker City
North Market Street
Brookings
U.S
Wheeler
D-Man
Jones
WPB
William R. Slemmer
Liberty Finance Corporation
N. Market St
Frederick, MD
P. L. Hargett & CO
South Market
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
West Patrick St
Over Potomac Edison Company
Room
Mt. Airy
East End
8Th St
Frick Steel
H.P. Buda Motor
Dodge
Jay Bee
Rumley
Allis-Chalmers
McCormick-Deering
U. S
C. E. Almony
Emmert R. Bowlus
N. Market Street
Joan Miller Cottons
RacHlye
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