Attendance Awards At Lions Club Meet Declared 100 Percent
The Lions Club luncheon at the Fran Scot K hotel honored 100 percent attendance for eight teams in the 1947-48 contest period with awards presented by Secretary Hisch. Captains Gherman Haines and Yeares C Reed led teams achieving full attendance for 32 weeks, with numerous Lions International members also recognized for perfect attendance across 12 months, highlighting a broad commitment to club participation. Additionally Governor Lane forecast a Truman victory in Maryland based on current sentiment, noting Maryland’s Civil War voting pattern and optimism ahead of the November election.
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Lions Club
PL Culler
Ghermas Haines
Ham George R. Hargis
Richard
Kline
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Clinian S. Rhoades
Harry Rowe
G Bernard Stull
Walter C Wolfe
F. Russ Young
Jae
Lion Peck
HH. Bartz
Edward Crowther
Robert Danner
Lester B. Feaga
Herman
Phil Harvey Dorsey
Emory B. Shipley
Lloyd Culler
Tom Culler
Danner
Bernard Davis
Don Davis
Leroy Davis
Jen P. Delphey
Etchison
Letter Feaga
Walter Feaga
Fellows
Gubisch
Gibo
Cross
Haines
Hamilton
Hargis
Harper
Harvey
Hoker
Hicks
Kallaway
Kilne
Krantz
Langier
Lease
Magaha
Main
Mantz
Merchant
Morgan
Peace
Jake Ramsburg
Ray
Reed
Arthur Remsburg
Renn
Rhoades
Rowe
Royal
Rudy
Schroeder
Dorsey Shipley
Emory Shipley
Raymond Shipley
Bob
Smorrow
Shriner
Simmons
Simpson
Slagle
Staley
Edward Storm
Bernard Stull
Stup
Edgar Thomas
Trout
Turner
Twetter
Wiris
Wachter Walter
Walker
Wine
Weather bureau station in Frederick urged to stay
A Frederick Chamber of Commerce group and county representatives met to push continued operation of the U S Department of Commerce weather bureau at Linden Hills. They stressed its role for aviation and local data needs and pressed for funding to keep the installation permanent despite Bureau objections.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Repres
U. S. Department of Commerce Weather Bureau
Linden Hills
Seston
Lawrence Iichenberger
Raensburg
Lizent
Frederick
Board of
Crt
Weather Bureau
Frederic
Aviation
Airpo
Focal
Department of Commerce
Opera
Garden City
NL OY
Commerce Department
Proposed cemetery park near completion ends century project
The Laboring Sons of Frederick, a Benevolent Society, seek to convert the historic colored graveyard in Chapel Alley between Fifth and Sixth streets into a memorial park. Despite long neglect and erosion of markers since 1987, the group plans to transfer ownership to city authorities for a dignified park space, pending mayoral action and alderman approval after a community meeting on October 1.
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Joe Eisenhauer
Edward D. Storm
Endalions
Rand
Soci
James Arthur Bryant
Frederick
Whitmondar
Frank Keefer
Chapel Alley
Fifth
Sumer Raer
Egress
7 Society of the Laboverard
Cerrier Park
Cemetery plan and finances spark review in Frederick town
Discussion centers on Laboring Sons cemetery project to replace the old graveyard with memorial park. The record notes past misplacements, leadership changes, and uncertain lot sales while detailing land area, lot size, and potential city involvement to preserve the site near Fifth and Sixth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laboring Sons
Frederic Fairview
Krees
Elm Street
Labouring Sons
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Fifth Street
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Washington
Govam Preston Lane
Maryland
Truman
Nobel
U.S
Tares
G. E. Stanton
East Sixth Street
Western Maryland
Lustra Corporation of America
New York
Stanton
Mapleville Orchards & Packing Hous
Mapleville
Boonsboro
U. S
Cline
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Home
E. Patrick Street
Western Maryland Trust Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Pape
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Israel
Ezsa Houck
Wee East Fifth
Frederick Town
Zaay Prout
W Perry Galner
Hebert E. Prubec
Cy. Bowens
Willam Breholas Thompson
Beneficial Society
3Y Sens of
Fleder
Action @s
Bryant
John J. Maker
Makel
Prim Ladduring Sons
East Patrick ST
Beniz and
Patrick St
Allen’s
Comarea
General Acceptance Corp
Corner Market
Third Streets
Prone
Frederick Cloak
INS
Coats & Suits
Frederick Tailoring Company
E. 4Th Street
MR. Louis
Warner
South Marke
Olds
Studebaker
Chevrolet
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Weil Brothers Incorporated
N. Market Street
Fiuiad Drive
Ford
THE
Frederick Motor CO
W. Pat. St
Amoco