Lions Head Speaks Here at Frederick Lions Club Meeting
Harry Dougherty of Taneytown, District Governor of Lions in Maryland west of Baltimore, outlined Lions goals at the Frederick Lions Club gathering in the Frances Scott Key Hotel. He lauded the club as a model among 41 clubs with 1,976 members, urged three new members per club, highlighted local eye programs, and noted the club’s support for-Toxson Teachers College student, the Midget Football League, the Unused Appeal, and Frederick Memorial. He also cited outstanding attendance at 943 percent while noting Liberty Taneytown and another club lagged behind.
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Harry Dougherty
Taneytown
Maryland
Baltimore
Frederick
Frances Scott Key
Toxson Teachers College
Frederick Memorial
Frederick Lions Club
Lions Club
Liberty
Lions Probe Perfect Year Record In Local Clubs
Smithsburg and Taylorsville Lions plan a full year with perfect records. District Governor Dougherty praises leaders William Simmons and Charles Main and notes Lions active in 108 countries with 110000 members. He cites 103000 public service projects worth 100 million dollars last year and 66260 spent locally with 13000 volunteer hours. Also reports new member Ernest Jackson and visitors from Baltimore Randallstown and Fort Pierce. Runaway teens Leo Mackota and Caren Soderling were found in Howard County after leaving Redwood City.
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Smithsburg
Taylorsville
William Simmons
Bulletin
Charles V. Main
Lions
Theorld
Dougherty
Frederick Lions
Charles
Joy
Libertytown Unionville Club
Robert E. Smith
Baltimore
Arnold M. Hill
Randallstown
Edgar P. Palmer
Thurmont
Ernest A. Riddle
Fort Pierce
Florida
Austin F. Angleberger
Lions Cub
Lions International
John W. Morganum
Ernest K. Jackson
Harmony Grove
Focal Club
Open Saturdays and Sundays Through November 2
Notice announces store hours now open weekends only through November 2. Local customers urged to plan shopping on Saturdays and Sundays.
Boy and girl found near Baltimore. mother plans air return
Mrs Otto Mackota reports her son and the girl were located near Baltimore and that she is sending nonstop airplane tickets for their return. She instructs no disposition of the car but asks that the children bring their school books back with them.
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Baltimore
Otto Mackota
Plane crash over river muffs pilot from Pennsylvania
State Police reported an experimental Sea flight Corp plane owned by Sea Flight Corp of Newton Square Pennsylvania nosed over in the river. The sole occupant, Robert J Kermidy of Springfield Pa, suffered crushed vertebrae and sank quickly. He was taken to Union Hospital in Elkton. Dr HV Davis of Chesapeake City said Kennedy's condition was not listed.
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Robert J Kermidy
Springfield
Union Hospital
Elkton
HV. Davis
Chesapeake City
Kennedy
Seaflight Corp
Newton Square
Captain Elected Raleigh NC NC State names basketball captain
Stan Niewierowski a 6 foot 4 senior from Brooklyn has been elected captain of the 1960 61 North Carolina State basketball team Coach Everett Case announced Thursday in Raleigh NC
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Raleigh, N.C
Stan Niewierowski
Brooklyn
North Carolina
Everett Case
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