Pomona Grange Banquet Highlights Brotherhood Theme
At the Pomona Grange banquet in United Brethren Church, Rev E William Hall urged that the crop of brotherhood surpass crops like corn and wheat. He linked it to early American history and Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, warning neglect threatens unity as 200 attendees heard 4 H awards were presented to Jackie Hevner and Margaret Nicholson.
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E. William Hall
Pomona
United Brethren Church
Nish
Mr. Hall
Calvary Methodist Church
Pilgrim Fathers
Hall
Lincoln
Henry R. Shoemaker
Louise Still
Lewistown Grange
Charles T. King
William F. Burall
Richard D. Thompson
Effie Fulmer
Farm Bureau
Lois Baumgardner
R. Paul Buhrman
Burall
Jackie Hevner
Johnsville Club
Margaret Nicholson
New Midway
Mary Thomas
Women Club Meetings Span County and State Topics
Report covers county agent led demonstrations by George Brachey and Paul Rhoderick on tractor maintenance and dairying, a state roll call by Austin Renn, and a Grand Rapids national meeting for a club. Also notes Ijamsville Homemakers, Moon Flight update from Moscow, Christmas open house plans, and November meetings detailing cake demonstrations and liquidizer use.
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Kenneth Shifflett
Jassistant
George Brachey
Pleasan
Paul Rhoderick
Unionville Club
Une
East Frederick Club
William Coster
East Frederick
Edward Bell
Bell
Ray Fox
Virginia Prefers State Flag Over U S Flag Policy
In Richmond Virginia, Governor Almond announces state flag will fly on Capitol flagstaff with the national flag displayed on a second staff. Old Glory will not dominate atop the main staff. the Virginia flag will be shown on equal footing at state buildings. The plan aims for equal display and avoids deroga by the state flag over the U S flag.
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Virginia
Richmond
H. Bell
J. Lindsay
Pres
Edward Treas
Ma.i
Austin Hoffman
Fight Results from Associated Press Coverage
Partial clearance of an Associated Press report shows Paul Flanagan of Minnesota outpointing Gil Turner in Philadelphia while Noel Humphreys defeats Lite Cerar in Charleston. Fire resumed on offshore islands as a rare odd-numbered day in a prolonged duel.
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Associated Press
Fiteul
Moy Islands
Nationalis
Meia
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Charles W. Simmons
England
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Rolfe Castleman
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Poplar
Aazelwood
Sertine
Fast Og Nowe Bott
Remsberg's Jewelry Store
Francis. Scott Key Hotel
Frederick’s
South Market Street
Frederick Optical CO
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Safeway
Turkey
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