Local bankers complete commercial law course
Twenty two employees from ten Frederick area banks finished a 23 session commercial law course begun in November by Group Two of the Maryland Bankers Association. Instructor Robert E. Clapp Jr. led sessions at the Y.M.C.A. on Thursday evenings. Participants represented Fredericktown Savings, Frederick County National, Citizens National, Western Maryland Trust, Farmers and Mechanics National, First National Mt. Airy, Middletown Savings, Sykesville Savings, Walkersville Bank, and Woodsboro Savings. Discussion turns to an advanced college course on negotiable instruments.
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Frederick
Maryland Bankers Association
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Fredericktown Savings Institution
W. Meredith Young
Frederick County National Bank
Edgar Brownlow
Citizens: National Bank
Joseph D. Baker WJ
Nevine S. Baker
Oliver T. Kolb
William M., Moore
Western Maryland Trust Company
Willard M. Horine
Evelyn M. Kefauver
William Z. Stauffer
Edgar E. Thomas
Aphrodite Vacilsiou
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Charles E. Keefer Jr
Guy W. Nusz
Robert L. Price
Charles R. Smith
Edgar J. Wetzel
Paul R. Whipp
First National Bank
Mt. Airy
Eugene Purdum
Middletown Savings Bank
Robert Routzahn
Sykesville Savings Bank
Cellus A. Brown
Walkersville Bank
J. Harold Hooper
Woodsboro Savings Bank
George W. Smith
Tercentenary Stamps Sold In Annapolis Celebration
Annapolis marked its 300th birthday with a terrene stamp release as hundreds of thousands bought tercentenary stamps and first day covers amid a ceremony on the old State House portico. Dignitaries from national and state levels attended while many locals wore colonial attire and distributed stamps. much of the action drew orders from abroad, including Italy, with postmaster William A. Strohm forecasting near one million stamps and about half that many covers.
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Annapolis
Annapolitans
Old State House
Congress
William A. Strohm
Italy
Bridge Club Talk and Demonstration Features Quiet Evening
A humorous monologue by Mrs. Gilbert Strine was recited at the bridge club with a buffet display and floral decorations. Miss Evelyne Scott, County Home Agent, gave a brief talk as attendees sampled the demonstration. A truck fire occurred on Route 40 A when overheated brakebands sparked flames on trailer floorboards. the tractor-trailer, owned by a Silver Spring firm, descended a steep grade as the air supply failed and the driver activated the emergency handbrake.
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M Bridge Club
Gilbert Strine
Evelyne Scott
Braddock
Independents County
Silver Spring Trucking Company
Horse wins clash with car in Grand Rapids crash
In Grand Rapids on a Sunday horse bolted in fear of another horse, threw its rider, and collided with a parked car. The animal rolled over the hood, smashed windshields, and dented the roof and radiator grill before wandering off. Cecil Soules had his car towed. Say you saw it in The News.
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Morsepower
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cecil Soules
St Paul Winter Carnival Draws Fire and Snow Queens
Fire and snow queens from Minnesota, the Dakotas, and Wisconsin take part in the St Paul winter carnival, an annual regional spectacle showcasing pageantry and festive events.
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Fire and Snow Queens
Minnesota
The
Dakotas
Wisconsin
St Paul
Miss Eader Speaks At DAR Meeting Monday
Miss Pearl Eader former National Defense chair addressed Fred erick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at Mrs Charles Mullen's country home east of Frederick. She spoke on Americanism linking it to the Constitution's three branches and democracy's role, citing Hoover's birthplace speech and the soldier's influence on world life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Eader
Frederiick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles Mullen
Frederick
Bader
National Defense
America
Miss Bader
U.S
Herbert Hoover
Iowa
Americanism club notes year end meeting and plans
Mrs. C Herbert Kreh presided over the last business meeting of the year as the chapter opened with D A R ritual and the American Creed. A flag gift to a Brad dock Boy Scout troop was approved and a Flag Day luncheon is planned for June 14 at Catoctin Country Club with Emma Thompson in charge of reservations. Refreshments followed hosted by Mrs Mullen and assistants. Modern rope makers use fibers from 15 to 20 countries to produce cordage for industry.
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Hoover
America
Miss Bader
James Crook
C. Herbert Kreh
Braddock
Catoctin Country Club
Emma Thompson
Anna Brown
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