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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1959

Page

3

Lions Clubs Commended On Work at Frederick Meeting

Frederick Lions Club praised Lions International efforts in conservation and aiding underprivileged children. Curtis Lovill and Lawrence Dorsey spoke at a surprise visit during the anniversary meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, noting clubs in many countries and more than 660000 members.

Lions Clubs Frederick Lions Club Francis Scott, Key Hotel Curtis D. Lovill Gardiner Maire Lions International Lawrence A. Dorsey Glade Valley Custer Goorsey Fo i Lovill Eburg Mont Last India Jat Tiree Conservation of Lions Jen Delphey Fredr Jacoa R

Emmitsburg Lions Club charter anniversary noted

The 30th annual charter anniversary of the Emmitsburg and Thurmont Lions Clubs was held October 29 at the American Legion Hall in Thurmont. Guest speaker was Curtis D. Lovill with district and international officials attending. awards were presented to active charter members and Old Monarch Members before dancing until midnight.

Charles B. Shorb Emmitsburg Octavis Troxell Westminster Henry Troxell John Owens Baltimore Owens Thornton Rodgers Virginia Topper Towson State Teachers College Wll Daniel Topper Gordon Prooff Thurmont Lions Clubs Thurscey American Legion Hall Cords D. Lovitt Anth Lions International Massey H Roe Hagerstown Lawrence A. Dorsey Maryland Delre Washington, D.C Lion William Houck Lion Ernest Tressell Thurmont Club Lion Ralph Lindsey Lawrence Derser Lion Messey Roe Lion Curtis D. Lovill Lians International Old Monarch Rodgers Topper Robert Topper Alice Pius Kelly Pa. Chest

Lions Club Meeting Highlights and Birthday Table

The Lions Club gathered with Boyer and Middletons as public relations director and visitors including G Robert Lyles Hagerstown Carl Thomas Adamstown international counsellors and George R Weedy from Brunswick. Herman M Beyard presided Aus tin F Angleburger planned the program. Eight members with birthdays this month sat at a special table: Lion Brunk Renn W Simmons E Shipley Zifer Dr. Davis Yinger Ehler. The president noted a busy night with attendance at the Tourmont meeting a float in Frederick Halloween parade driving cars and a brief march.

Emmitsburg and area events and notices

Community notices list free medical service near the Square from 1:00 to 2:00 and 2:30 to 5:00 p.m. The Em mitsburg High School alumni sponsor a dance at the VFW Annex Friday November 27 from 2:00 to 12:00. Grange banquet set for November 32 at the Lutheran Parish House at 7 p.m. Pomona banquet November 19 at United Brethren church in Frederick. Walkersville and State Grange report seven members receiving the 7th degree and three the 6th degree with Harold Hooper as guest speaker on the United Fund Appeal. Girl Scout Training Course began October 28 at 6:30–9:30 p.m. in the American Legion Home basement. open to interested persons over 18 to organize scouts locally. Local residents visiting relatives in Bethesda and Westminster over the weekend and Sunday.

Raymond Keitholtz Pomona United Brethren Church Frederick Bernard Welty Walkersville State Grange Harold Hooper United Fund Appeal American Legion Wiliam Timmerman Philadelphia Fred Timmerman Sgt Timmerman Victor Hodge Bethesda Elia Robrbaugh Fairfield Grant Long Paul Keepers James W Nicheles Westminster Donald Long

Two-Story City House Fire Damages Furniture

A fire at 121 South Jefferson Street in a two story two family residence yesterday afternoon was put out by Uniteds and Citizens. It started in the living room of Wilburn S Signfoose on the first floor and scorched the open stairwell. The booster hose from United was used and the blaze was extinguished in about thirty minutes. Two overstuffed chairs a day bed and other furnishings were badly damaged.

South Jefferson Street Uniteds Wilburn S. Signfoose United

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