Officials Speak Here Next Week For Convention
Three prominent officials will speak at the National Conference of Wet Maryland Moose Association August 22 to 25. A. Weis, supreme secretary of the Loyal Order of Moose, long time fraternal leader, served as deputy supreme secretary and later directed Moose veterans’ affairs and lodge sports. George W Aten of Baltimore is state director for Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia for the lodge. Born in Mifflinville Pa he spent 12 years with the American Car and Foundry Company.
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Wet- Maryland Moose Association
Wels
the Loyal Order of Moose
Weis
Moose Veterans’ Affairs Committee
Lodge
Sports Activites
Girl Scouts of America
George W. Aten
Baltimore
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
The
Mifflinville
American Car and Foundry Company
Two Juveniles Picked Up At Scene Of Fire
Two boy juveniles were taken by city police from the site of a rear fire at 370 Virginia Ave at 6:30 Saturday. One confessed to starting the blaze using matches after lighting an old Christmas tree in a westward framed building owned by Mrs Lenia Car. The building, part used as a garage, was gutted. firemen from four companies kept it from spreading to a nearby residence. The youths were released into parental custody for juvenile authorities.
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Virginia Avee
Lenia Car
Ralph Reed
Europe
James Grant
The
Blaze
Carl
Age House
Harrigburg
Phil
Adelphia
Back Slyde
Pittsburgh
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Sod
Antietams
First C Luse
South End
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Nisteiet
Colma
Moose
Avid readers trend among Malian writers and publishers noted
Britannica yearbook 1982 reports rising reader engagement in Mali with more titles by local writers and publishers gaining attention. The note highlights heightened cultural interest and expanding literary output amid a growing reading public.
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Britannica Bak
Traffic habits under police presence on the highway
A humorous remark about drivers becoming cautious or awkward when a police car is behind them. The comment notes the situational change in behavior and mentions the presence of law enforcement on the road.
Bloodmobile stops at St. John's Lutheran Church
The Ted Cross Bloodmobile will be at St. John's Lutheran Church today from 10 to 4345. With many regular donors on vacation the drive seeks public participation to reach a quota of 200 pints.
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Lutheran Church
Ted Cross
St. John's Lutheran Church
Markert Soloed on Euphonium at City Park Concert
Markert's euphonium solos highlighted Sunday night’s Municipal Band concert at City Park. He delivered La Mandoline with professional finesse and offered Hayden's Adagio as an encore. The large crowd welcomed the performance and the band’s program was well received.
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Jack Russell Markert
Municipal Bane
City Park
Markert
Joseph Hayden
Nest
Suridlay
Fair Called One of Best Attendance Days at Great Magerstown Fair
The Great Magerstown Fair enjoyed the Friday and Saturday crowds with estimates exceeding 15 000 on Friday and over 12 000 on Saturday. Auditor Mark Swain reported the high turnout while treasurer W Walter Cunningham announced plans to enlarge the midway next year. The fair was praised as one of the best in history with a packed Friday night grandstand and heavy traffic at Cleveland Ave and Fairground Ave entrances. Next year’s fair will run all week later.
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Mark Swain
W. Walter Cunningham
Fair Association
Cleveland Ave
Fairground Ave
Auto crash weekend chart reports multiple charges
The report lists numerous weekend crashes with police charges. Names include Louis Kramer 42 of Fla and Eloisa Winks Shank 49 of Mulberry Ave, plus Lester Brown Jr 34 of Smithsburg and George W. King 41 of Waynesboro. The incidents occurred on N Cannon Ave and Virginia Ave with various drivers cited for following too closely and failing to yield.
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Louis Kramer
Fla
N. Cannon Ave
Eloisa Winks Shank
Mulberry Ave
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