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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1938

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Brunswick selects Alfred Harris as new mayor in Brunswick

Alfred Harris led a 260000 control administration in Brunswick after a Tuesday meeting that installed Harris, Thompson, Keller, and the new council. James Albert and William Dixon joined the council, with George Ambrose remaining chief. Harris urged cooperation, noting a two year term for the mayor and council, and set the next meeting for October 4.

Alfred Haris Brunswick Baltimore James H. Thompson Millard Keller J. Luther Harry R. Mace James EB. Albert Wiliam E Dixon Harris Arthur Lsnbert Ofice Cain of Offee Keller Malone Thompson Lee Merriman Greenleas W. S. Sigafoose Joseph E. Chew George Ambrose Chew William R. Thompson John D. Mulls John B. Funk Jacob Rohrback Mace Albert Dixon E. L. Main A. B. Hedges Chester R. Phillips

Putman Family Holds Third Annual Reunion

The Putman family held its third annual reunion on September 4 at Braddock Heights park with about 240 attendees. A noon basket lunch preceded an afternoon program in the auditorium featuring president Ralph Putman, Miss Anna Witter, and Raymond C. Putman among participants. The program included songs, a Scripture reading, a pageant titled The Crown of Motherhood, tableaux, a wedding scene with Mr and Mrs Francis J. Putman, and musical numbers by Mrs Allen Putman and Raymond Putman.

Putman Braddock Heights Park Ralph Putman Anna Witter Raymond C. Putman Rox G Putman Francis J. Putman Miss Thelma Hooper Herbert Staley Betty Putman Raymond €. Putman Allen Putman J. Alien Putman Margaret Putman Evelyn Puttman Miriam Garling Virginia Kemp Evelyn Stup Dorothy Putman Austin Putman Harry C. Palmer Miami Fla J. Fred Putman Frederick William Masser Jean Elizabeth Ramsburg Clarke Place Adrian Witter Strite Clear Spring Lewis Putman L. W. Putman Annie E. Derr Oradel N. J Laura Black Tampa Julia O'Neal Braddock Edw. Miller Charles Putman Lewistown Roy G. Putman Walkersville Mir J. Oscar Putman Harry E. Meahler Hagerstown Thomas Dutrow Woodsporo Lester Putman Francus Putman M Sam Garling Ronald Frederica Glenn Putman Earl Putman Hansonville Margaret L. Putman Creagerstown Archie Putman Mr. Airy Gaylord Putman Rocky Ridge Wailiam Masser Shookstown George Huffard Raymond Huffard Thurmont John Huffard Nancy Jean Hufard Ariana Samuel Howard Jerry Martinsburg W. Va Harmons Grove J. Adrian Strite Adrian J. Fred Tillack Ordello Frank Michael Mirs John RB Schumacher Bloomfield Arthur Masser Fred Masser R. E. Barnes Maclean Janice C. A. Herbert Sylvia Ann Amy Sowers Amanda May Mildred Pearl Evelyn Pearl William Rasch Mickey McGraw Baltimore Thelma Putman Wilman Elsie Ramsburg Anhalt Millard O'Neal John O'Neal Foster ‘Halt Middletown Thomas G. Meahler Cathleen Putman Feagavitle Aaron Putman Taneytown Grace Harley Yellow Springs Alre Late Waynesboro Nettie V. Putman Melvin Putman Allen Ramsburg Eugene Ramsburg Jean Elizabeth Grove Shryock William F. Duvall Ernest Duvall Orfry Lee Patricia Jane Carl K. Duvall Philadelphia Charles Sivartz Raymond Carlisle Dickerson Isaac Cole Udred Herndon Leesburg, Va Elmira Thelma and Mary

Wage Hour Law Leader Says It Will Keep Country Well

Washington September 7 Elmer Frank Andrews new administrator of the fair labor standards act argues the wage hour law is key to economic security. He cites higher wages, stronger purchasing power and more stable employment as achieved through industry led minimum standards and shared labor public committees.

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Putman Names and Kin List Across Counties

A long OCR fragment lists individuals with the Putman surname and kin across multiple towns including Walkersville Westminster Frederick and Lewistown. It references Francis Bettie Dorothy Ann Putman Helen O Neal Frances Betty O Neal and others, plus several Ramsburg Schaffer Hubbard and Stottlemyer figures, indicating a roster of local people and relations.

Evelyn Putman Frederick Josephine Ann Baker Helen Caroline Patricia Putman Cathleen Putman Walkersville Mary Alice Robert Westminster Catherine Ott Harriette Christus Etta Margaret Ruth Irene Ramsburg Mildred Doris Ramsburg Julian Schaffer Ruth Harley Yellow Springs Catherine Pauline Masser Shoakstown Ida Putman Mr. Alry Barbara Stottlemyer Anna R

City Properties Sold In Hagerstown Deeds Filed

Deeds for several city properties were recorded in the clerk of court. Dr. and Mrs. H F Getzendanner and Mrs. Ace C Smith sold the former Florence Stine property at 236 South Market to Dr. Ignatius Bjorlee for about 4000 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Joan W Brueney sold 459 West South Street to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hostman for about 2500 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J Tucker sold the two story frame house at 227 West Fifth Street to Anna F Cline for about 2000 dollars.

Ofee H. F. Getzendanner Ace C. Smith Florence Stime South Market Sires Ignatius Bjorlee Joan W. Brueney West South Street Hubert ©. Hostman Harvey J. Tucker West Fifth Street Anna F. Cline

William Macure the Father of American Geology

William Macure, born 1763, was lauded as the father of American geology for creating the first geological map of the United States. His early field methods impressed pioneers who found a geologist’s rock tapping to resemble chaotic business.

William Macure United States

Cubs Advance to Bear Cub Rank at Pack Meeting

Six members of Cub Pack No. 1 were invested as Bear Cubs at a weekly meeting in the Presbyterian Sunday school social rooms Tuesday afternoon. Names listed include Harry Hamilton Jr David Grove Leslie Koogle John Fleischman Richard Metcalf and Joseph Kaufman. All except Leslie Koogle received the Gold Arrow Lion rank. Kenneth Mey was invested with the Gold Arrow Wolf Cub badge.

Presbyterian Sunday School Harry Hamilton, Jr David Grove Leslie Koogle John Fleischman Richard Metcalf Joseph Kaufman AU Kenneth Mey

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