Lions award attendance prizes at weekly luncheon meeting
Lions Club presented metal emblems to fifty members for year July 1943 to June 1946 at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Lapel pins went to 53 members for perfect attendance, and the Intelligence Team led by Upton Quinn was the guest table at the Thursday luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lion Quarles B. Fleet
Orville F. Amick
A. F. Angleberger
William H. Bartgis
Herman M. Beyard
Ruhland C. Boyer
Merl F. Wachter
William Raymond Walter
Nevin T. Waskey
B. A. Winebrewer
Brad Wolfe
Clifford M. Yinger
F. Russell Young
R. E. Zimmerman
Willam £. Zimmerman
Lions International
Lion Upton Quinn
Lions Orville F. Amick
Lloyd C. Culler
L. Donald Davis
A. Hart Etchison
Clinton
Hamilton
Edward F. Mantz
Ralph Merchant
Thomas
Local Lions host guests as school plans first football team in 24 years
H Morris and guests including William P. McDowell and Richard Ashton attend the Lions club visit. Harry O. Smith introduces Bob Marehdt who seeks Lions support for Frederick High School’s new football program after a 24 year gap. Republicans rejected as filing irregularities cited by Towson election board. Wheat highlighted as New Zealand’s key grain crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Morris
Upton J. Quinn
Clinton M. Rhoades
Harry Rowe
Emory Shipley
Robert Shipley
Edward D. Shriner Jr
Charles N. Tiernan
George W. Trout
William P. McDowell
Washington
Richard Ashton
Cleon Alexander
Robert Monler
Brunswick Club
Harry O. Smith
Frederick High School
Bob Marehdt
Lions Club
South Carolina Police Chief Charged Over Beating Case
Police Chief Lynwood Lanier Shull of Batesburg, South Carolina, faced federal charges for beating and torturing Isaac Woodard Jr., a Black war veteran, after Woodard's arrest for causing a disturbance. The incident allegedly violated the federal civil rights statute.
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Washington
Iy— Piel Justice Department
Lynwood Lanier Shull
Batesburg
D. C
Isaac Woodard, Jr
Bronx
N.Y
Woodard
de Abe Department
Federal District Court
Columbia
S.C
U.S
Claude M. Sapp
Schwll
United States
South Carolina
iHesalgesank
Gen Petrot Addresses Elks Lodges on War Monuments
General Petrot spoke to Elks lodges in Delaware and the District of Columbia about war monuments and patriotism. Majellen and Frauci joined in the address, noting respect for those who served in World War II. The Annapolis lodge hosted the event after a group of veterans attended.
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Majellen
Frauci
Petros
Elks Foders
Delaware
Coloma
Annapolis Lodge
World War II Music and Cyprus Island Note
The B P C Elk Band of Washington played during World War II commemorations. Annapolis Lodge honored 78 members who served in World War I with a dedication ceremony. Cyprus is home to over 350000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. C. Elk
Band of Washington
Snekec
Annapolis Lodge
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Clinton Smith
Cpl. Smith
William Smith
Troutville
Bremerhaven
Germany
Walkersville
St. Francis de Paula School
Chicago
John Popelica
Illinois Central Railroad
Towson
J. Howard Murray
Baltimore County Board of Election Supervisors
New Zealand
Air Mail
Storm & Shipley
Frederick, Md
R. L. Shipley
W. E. Eiker
Bilyver, China & Glassware
E. Patrick St
Frederick
Maryland
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Division
America
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East Patrick St
Gen. Petrot
Elks Lodges
Childs
Island of
Cyprus
Penney’s
Ashton Manor
Uae
Ecru Anil
Rframm Vaitid Fai Ivunnn
Ivur
Alek and
Winted Neenc
New
St. Moritz
Bandlen
J.C. Penney CO
North Market Street
Frederick, Maryland
Penney
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