Forest Camp Volunteers Highlight Fire Prevention Efforts
Chester F Burnham discussed the Civilian Conservation Corps camp at the city bed during the Rotary Club meeting. He detailed camp progress including road work, fire lines, and ordnance to prevent fires with plans for 72 man months of projects through next April.
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Conlm
Ired
Rotary Club
Chester F. Burnham
Burns
Burnham
Rotary
Frederick
Tde
Forest Conservation
Jeoonsevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roove
Whch
Frederick City
Civilian Conservation Corps
Birnham
Fisherman Leads War Dance Then Builds Bark Canoe
A shoreline scene unfolds as Dancy and Tinies join an Indian in a war dance by a campfire. The fisherman rushes into the woods to quell the blaze, while the group later strips bark to craft a bark canoe. The tale, credited to NEA Service 1933, hints at ongoing adventures and firefighting warnings amid camp life.
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Dancy
NEA Service, Inc
Revival Services Open Week in Winfield With Playlet The Lost Church
Revival services began Monday evening at 7 30 in Winfield with a playlet The Lost Church by the Menday Dramatic club. Clergy and congregations from Patapsco circuit and nearby towns planned services, music by a junior choir, and visits from several pastors including Rev. Howard Amos and Rev. C OG Sullivan. Local social notes mention residents attending, hosting guests, and travel to Baltimore and Washington as the community engages in church and civic activities. A separate entry notes a $7,500 life insurance suit filed in Rio Grande National Life Insurance Co versus Dr Brooke I Jamison of Emmitsburg, represented by Leo Weinberg and Paul H.
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Winfield Winfield
Bhenpw
Howard Amos
C OG Sullivan
Winfeld Church of God
Rio Grande National Life Insurance Company
Brooke I Jamison
Emmitsburg
Leo Weinberg
Paul H
Plaintiff Alleges Dr Jamison Nes Refused Payment
End wed occtained bo Knowles to the plaintiff, who says Dr Jamison Nes refused to pay. The att ple clarien for other money payable to the datemd ant to the plaintiff.
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Bo Knowles
Jamison Nes
Man Held After Court For Reckless Driving Case
James W. Shea Jr of Towson faced two charges in Baltimore Traffic Court for reckless driving and failure to stop after an accident. Magistrate Joseph Di Domenico dismissed the charges, but Shea was rearrested as he left court and held for Frederick authorities on a warrant for a 1931 bad check. Det. Edward Kirchenstein noted additional false-pretense charges in Ardmore Pa, with a central police court magistrate ordering hold for Frederick police.
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Baltimore
James W. Shea, Jr
Towson
Joseph di Domenico
Shea
Frederick
Edward Kirchenstein
Keseg Tyr Feenteciak
Euchenstein
Sheas
Ardmore
James R. Cadden
Frederick Poller
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Semon Jenkins
Edward Biddigger
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Frederick Fink
Frederick, Jr
Joy Conway
Taney
Helen Pickett
Frederik Thir
Barbers Watts
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Silver Spring
Roland Crowner
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Betty
Edgar Pickett
Silane Chapel
Raymond Franklin
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Burnell Jenking
Clara Barnes
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Grim
C. Wesley Barnes
Paul Will
Quy Cookson
Norman Wil
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