Ritchie And Tydings Open Democratic Campaign Here
The Fall state and county campaign of the Democratic party opened Tuesday night at the Francis Scott Key Motel. Gov. Albert O. Ritchie and Sen. candidate Millard E. Tidings spoke at a banquet of the Western Maryland Junior Democratic Club with more than 200 in attendance. The event included officer elections for 1926-28 and remarks on platform issues, water power plans, and state finances amid a crowd of local leaders and supporters.
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Democratic Party
Francis Scott Key
Democratic Club
Maryland
Stirting
Albert O. Ritchie
Millard EB
United States
Thomas H. Robinson
Fuller Barnard, Jr
Cumberland
Emory L. Coblentz
Fulter Barnard, Jr
Charles A. Welsh
J. Ward Kerrigan
Emmitsburg
William RB. Offutt
Garrett County
Joseph
Montgomery County
J. Vincent Jamison, Jr
Hagerstown
Harry J. Leichert
William J. Buschwaiter
Emory I. Coblentz
Barnard
Ritchie
Campaize
Mallikin
Mr. Mallikin
Mr. Tait
Mudkin
Mullikin
Mr. Mulliskin
Maryland Company
Pennsylvania
Mullikin wUxaest
Muilikin
Malkin
Baltimore
Representative Tydings
Ovington E. Weller
Congressional
National Congress
Tydings
Senator Weller
Congress
Senate
House of Representative
Weller
Ator Weller
Frank W. Mish
Allegany County
House of Representatives
Willam S. Gordy, Jr
James A. Young
Court of Appeals
Willian J. Grove
William M. Storm
Frederick Counts
Col
Austin Baughman
David G. McIntosh Jr
State Senate
H. Dorsey Etchison
J. Enos Bar
Democratic State Central Committee
James H. Gambrill
A. LeRoy McCardell
Frederick County
Frank W Mish
Albert C. Ritchie
Emory L Coblentz
Fuller Barnard
Millard E. Tidings
Lloyd C. Culter
William Gordy
Willis K Jones
Marsland
Eugene Jones
Montromery County
Charles J. Conley
W. Preston Lane
Leonard C. Barrick
Robert BR. Ennis
David C Winebrenner
EL Brooke Lee
Tella of Trip Delights Local Audience
Miss Bertha Trail outlines her European tour at the Home of the Axed, with remarks on Wied by her castle. The talk drew interest from attendees at the Home and the Board of Lady Managers. The Schleysville Mission Sunday School class joined and sang several songs.
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Tella
Bertha Trail
Mise Trail
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Lady Managers
Miss Trail
Schleysville
Harmonyrove Woman's Club Holds September Meeting
The Harmonyrove Woman's Club met at Miss With Worman's home on September 24 with 12 members and five visitors. The opening included the song America and a task by C Ott. The next meeting is planned for October at Mrs Joseph Hoffman's residence, with the county demonstrator expected to speak on hats.
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Harmonyrove Woman's Club
Miss With Worman
S “America
C. Ott
Marriand
Joseph Hoffman
Womans’ Club
Woman's Club
Urbana
G. O. Hendrickson
Kiwanis Hear About Word Vacation Bible School Plans
The Kiwanis Club at its Francis Scott Key Hotel meeting heard Rev. William R. Glen describe the Tally Vacation Bible School, a non denominational program drawing about 200 pupils each summer. Members discussed joint meetings of three local service clubs to boost community projects.
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Kiwanis Club
Hood College
Nevin Robert
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