Fire Prevention Talk At Rotary Club Meeting
Frederick A. Hoffman spoke at the Rotary Club on Fire Prevention Week marking the 75th Chicago Fire anniversary. He urged everyone to act on fire safety year round, noting August losses reached 40 million dollars, and listed 82 common fire causes from careless smoking to open lights.
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Frederick A. Hoffman
Rotary Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Chicago
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Hoffman
Rutgers College
U. S. Coast Guard
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Chester County
A. B. Collinus
Clyde E. Thomas
Warner L. Brittain
Benjamin L. Shuff
Local Rotarians named to represent at historical society meeting
Rotary president C Cyril Klein appointed Warner L Brittain Clyde M Roney to represent the bhib at the upcoming Historical Society gathering to compile the history of local soldiers. Visitors included Dr W L Lloyd Harry Nichol son Robert Derek Harry T Fridinger and guests Dr AG Norman and Rev Scott R Wagner. No point in New Zealand is more than 80 miles from the sea.
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Leo T. Waterman
Rotary
C. Cyril Klein
Warner L. Brittain
Clyde M. Roney
Bhib
Historical Society
W. L. Lloyd
Harry Nicholson
Brunswick
Robert Derek
Gettysburg
Harry T. Fridinger
Haperatown
Guesta
AG. Norman
This City
Scott R. Wagner
Hagerstown
New Zealand
Union Bridge notes and fire call report unfold in town
Union Bridge fire company responded Sunday at 3 45 to a chimney fire at the C E Gempo home causing light interior scorching. Mrs Katie Wrightson of Baltimore visits with sister in law Mrs G H Stocksdale and will travel to Chestertown Monday. Baltimore guests Mr and Mrs Lewis Philips and daughters visit Miss Fannie Lynn. Leander Gladhill party visits the Lowells and Gladhills. Earl Eichelberger, longtime Lehigh Cement employee, moves to Mitchell Indiana November 1. Dr Everett F Poke and wife visiting Union Bridge this week. Pipe Creek Church of the Brethren program by the Eppley Sisters draws many locals. Mr and Mrs William H Myers visit from Boswell after their Boswell wedding. MAY SLOW TRAFFIC Baltimore raid commission report follows.
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Union Bridge
C. E. Gempo
Johnsville
Katie Wrightson
Baltimore
G. H. Stocksdale
Chestertown
Clarence Haddaway
Lewis Philips
Joyce
Janine
Philips
Fannie Lynn
Leander Gladhill
Ella Young
Westminster
Lowell Birely
Vernon Gladhill
Wilbur Gladhill
Earl Eichelberger
Lehigh Ce‘ment Company
Union
Pipe Creek
William H. Myers
Boswell
Reformed Church
Jones
Fon
Herbert Myers
Weather and river reports and a Maryland highway safety plan
The record cites 35 inches of precipitation for 24 hours ending this morning, October totals and anomalies for 1944 1946 and October 1, and lists yesterday and prior day high and low temperatures with sun and moon times. Rivers Manocacy and Potomac are reported clear, while the text notes a Maryland effort to reduce highway deaths by setting lower speed limits on troublesome stretches and a planned survey by department officials.
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Ceresville
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Maryland
George N. Lewis, Jr
Pie Department Secon
Maryland State Force Traffic Collision Zoning Study
The Maryland State Force Traffic Collision Statistical Bureau works to determine where zones are needed and urges readers to report observations by saying you saw it in The Se ws.
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Maryland
Relief At Last For Your Cough Carded In Ad Copy
An old advertisement urges relief from coughs chest colds and bronchitis with Creomulsion a non narcotic remedy that goes to the source of trouble loosens phlegm and soothes inflamed bronchial membranes it promises a money back guarantee if the product does not satisfy after trial and rest.
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