800 Mile Rotary Talk Honors Dr Bjorlee Far Afield
An 800 mile rotary telephone conference linked eight people in three locales to honor Dr Ignatius Bjorlee former superintendent of the Maryland School for the Deaf. Participants from Frederick Albert Lea and Galludet College recalled Bjorlee’s leadership including licensing deaf drivers and Rotary roles. A recording will be sent to Frederick Rotary for later presentation.
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Carl V. Weakley
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Ignatius Bjornee
Land School
LG Cus
Albert Lea
Suta Rotary Club
Maryland
Rieffer
Church
Derby
Gallaudet College
Hone Tine
Frederick R. Dertzbaugh
Hazel McCanner
Lloyd Ambrosen
Charles St Ames Hendrickson
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Weakley
Maryland School For the Deaf
Bjorlee
Rotary International
Mathias
School For the Deaf
Derizbaugh
Frederick Rotary Club
Ambrose Uso
Freder Brough
Frederick
Conference of “Executives of the American Schools For the Deaf
Eerler Oat
R. Ames Hendrickson
Biorlee
Albert Lea Club
Frederck Rotary
Dre. Ignatius Bjorlee
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Homemaker Club Discusses Russia and World Relations
Braddock Homemakers Club opens with Collect and hymns. Mrs. Harold Dover reads Russia excerpts while John Summers presents “The People of Russia.” Meetings highlight international relations, home furnishings, and culture with refreshments to end. Next gathering November 13. Adamstown group studies Russia through a lecture on international attitudes with art notes and a 800 mile telephone call demonstrating connections between regions.
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Braddock Club
Albert Coblene
Braddock Homemaker’s Club
Hareld Dover
Russia
John A. Summers
Luther Bussard
Harold Daley
Androm Massachusetts
Alex Bryant
Roy Cline
David H. Yinger
Adamstown Club T
Adamstown
United Church of Christ
James Houff
Robert DeRose
United Nations Week observances and church meeting notes
The article covers United Nations Week activities led by Mrs. Eric Biser with devotions prayers and hymns. It also details church meetings including lamp shade class rescheduling clothing class plans and a demonstration by Miss Janet Coblentz. A 10 story basic science building at a university and Cambridge telephone dial service launch are noted along with the Pasadena Rose Bowl record for Alabama.
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Eric Biser
Rehairman
United Nations
Preston Smith
Braham
Ivan Loudis
Long Welfare
Houff
DeRose
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Janet Coblentz
O. Ss
Walter Page
Joseph Cary
Walte
United Church of Christ
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