Odd Fellows Form Junior Lodge In Baltimore Event
Potomac Lodge 10 O F organizes a Junior Odd Fellows lodge to be instituted in the I O O F Temple Baltimore with Delta Phi Lodge No 1 of Hagerstown providing the juniors. About 40 young men aged 14 and up will be inducted, with 25 senior Odd Fellows accompanying them for arrival by 3 pm. Degree work to begin at 7 pm conducted by National City Lodge No 1 Washington. Grand Master Hedley Black of Baltimore and Maryland and DC officers will attend.
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Potomac Lodge
Odd Fellows
Delta Phi Lodge
Junior Odd Fellows of
Maryland
I. O. O. F. Temple
Baltimore
Delta Phi. Lodge No
Hagersteens
Sovereign Grand Lodge F. 0. C. F
Temple
National City Lodge No. 1
Washington
Hedley ©. Black
District of Columbia
Gypsies Seek Best Care For Lena Frank After Surgery
Gypsies camp near Johns Hopkins Hospital awaiting recovery of 45 year old Lena Frank after brain tumor operation by renowned Dr Walter E Dandy. They offer cash for the best services available.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Lena Frank
Walter E.dandy
Morality Sways Lachine Golf Course Help Rules
Judge Robillard of the juvenile court called employment of girls on golf courses immoral. The Lachine city council adopted the ruling and ordered that all bag handlers must be male, reshaping staff at local courses.
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Lachine, Que
Anna
Robillard
Practice Tonight for Company B at City Park
Company B players will practice this evening at five o'clock at City Park. The team plans to leave tomorrow afternoon at 1 30 for McConnelisburg where it will play.
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City Park
Hrmory
McConnelisburg
Mauretania to be scrapped in coming months
London report states the Mauretania, Cunard Line’s famed transatlantic liner noted for speed records, will be scrapped within a few months. The vessel’s fate ends a storied era of ocean travel.
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London
Cunard
Chamber Group Enjoys Gettysburg Trip From Hagerstown Chamber
A Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce delegation visited Gettysburg Chamber guests for a day of battlefield tours Cyclorama viewing and a Gettysburg High School band concert. Keys to the city were presented to Richard F Simmons and John B Ferguson, with Ferguson noting his prior view of the Cyclorama. C A Bixler led plans to foster mutual understanding among chambers and local residents. The report closes with vocal solos by Mrs Henry Scharf and a note on Annie Lewis 751 South Potomac street garden drawing attention.
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Gettynsburg
Hagerstown
Gettysburg High School
J. McCrea Dickson
Gettysburg Chamber
Wilbur ©. Stallsmith
Richard F. Simmons
Frederick
John B Ferguson
Ferguson
Gettysburg
C. A. Bixler
Henry Scharf
Deaths and funeral notices from Antietam area
Obituaries report John W Burgan aged 74 of Antietam died at home after a two year illness with services at Antietam Church of God led by Rev P D Cunningham and burial at Mt View Cemetery Sharpsburg. Calvin L Comey aged 81 died at daughter’s home Detrioss after a four week illness with services at Shank's Church Greencastle. Jacob E Miller 82 died at Roadside Pa after heart trouble with funeral at Roadside Church. Card of Thanks from G A Virts and Family Adr.
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John W. Burgan
Antietam
Church of God
Clarence Ebersole
Downsville
John Ingram
Durgan
Harry Stouffer
Hagerstown
Wilbur Dusing
Shepherdstown
George and Gardner
James Jamison
Thomas
Calvin L. Comey
Willian L. Myers
Detrioss
Greencastle
Anna
Nora
Cearfoss
Jennie Myers
Shank’s Church
Jacob E. Miller
Barton Hauptman
Roadside
Leitersburg
Waynesborn
Reformed Mennonite Church
John Miller
Clara Miller
Waynesboro
Roosevelt Shows Big Margin In Digest New Deal Poll
The Literary Digest poll reports 1,169,827 ballots with 62.21 percent in favor of the New Deal. Gains are noted in the north and west, with Vermont as the sole state voting against Roosevelt. Businessmen and professionals split, while clergy and undergraduates largely support the President. State-by-state shifts and prior election comparisons are outlined.
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Literary Digest
Morrow
Vermont
Roosevelt
Hoover
South
California
Oregon
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
South Dakota
Physicians of the Nation
New York University
Harvard
Virginia
University of Wisconsin
University of Illinois
College Hall
New York City
Mail
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Maine
Massachusetts
Nebraska
New Hampshire
NRA
Sinois
Connecticut
Fifty Complete Short Courses at University of Maryland
Fifty women from across the state completed the four year rural women’s short course at Maryland with Gov. Ritchie delivering the address and Dr. Pearson presenting diplomas. A sightseeing tour of Washington and a dinner capped the program. Over 700 attended the visitors’ session. Mrs. Emily Newell Blair spoke on Mrs. Consumer and the New Deal. Officers were elected for the short course club and a musical pageant closed the event.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Albert CG
Ritchie
Raymond A. Pearson
University
Washington
Emily Newell Blair
Consumer
NRA
Joshua Fowble
Baltimore County
Charles F. Miller
Cecil County
Ray F. Rohrer
Washington County
John E. Darby
Montgomery County
Maryland
Resignation and London Move Recorded by New York Lawyer Association
The New York County Lawyers Association reports Miss Turyerson resigning effective December 31 1933 and plans to reside in London indefinitely. Detective notes detail Poderjay and Miss Tuffson’s December 20 22 movements with sedatives, razor blades, a trunk, and a sea voyage to England as investigators seek clues.
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New York County Lawyers’ Association
Poderjay
Scotland Yard
England
Des Moines Girl Seeks Death With Mother in Lake Michigan
Margaret Bott a 22 year old Des Moines artist joined her 63 year old mother in a suicide pact diving into Lake Michigan tied together. After failing to die with her mother she shot herself in the stomach and died days later. She had been treated for chronic health issues including mastoid operations and had been under care of Dr. and Mrs. Pearson.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Lake Michigan
Margaret Bott
Miss Bott
Poughkeepsie
Synthetic rubber tires announced by Du Pont and Dayton Company
Wilmington Delaware June 22 The Du Pont Company and Dayton Rubber Manufacturing Company announced the first production of synthetic rubber tires that resemble and wear like natural rubber The tires were made from acetylene salt and water using standard tire making machinery Secret road tests in Arizona Ohio and Maryland showed the tires equal or superior in wear and resistance to natural rubber They age slowly and resist solvents An emergency reserve rather than for immediate sale is planned to counter foreign price manipulation
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Wilmington
Del
du Pont Company
Dayton
Ohio
Dayton Company
Arizona
Maryland
MacMillan
Chicago Grain Market Report From Stein Brothers and McComas
Quotations for wheat corn oats rye futures listed for July September and December deliveries. Prices show open high low and last figures with mixed results across wheat corn and oats and varying spreads by contract month.
Boots First Boots Brown Challenges Nashville Veteran for Bride
Boots Brown of Williamsport taunts a Nashville veteran who sought a wife in a Post article. He declares any suitable woman who meets his terms must be available and warns no rival can steal her without consequences, insisting the bride must be wealthy and free for his leisure and security.
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Boots” Brown
Williamsport
Hurle
Nashville, Tenn
Tenney
Boots
Noahvillé
Costly Glove Stolen From World’s Fair Driver Returns
J H Ozman of Cleveland drove 542 miles from Toledo to South Bend and back in search of a glove he lent during a trip to the Chicago World’s Fair. He stopped at every place he had visited on the prior journey but could not locate the lost item.
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South Bend
Ind
J. H. Ozman
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
Kentucky Museum Receives 300 Skeleton Tons for Osteology
In Leington Kentucky on June 22 a shipment of 300 Indian skeleton tons arrived at the University of Kentucky museum. The bones come from the Tennessee Valley region slated to be flooded by Norris Dam, expanding the nation’s largest osteological collection.
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Leington
University of Kentucky
University
Tennessee Valley
Norris
Roosevelt watches Yale win regatta as son rows for Harvard
In New London on the Thames Yale freshmen defeated Harvard yearlings by a length and a half. President Roosevelt watched from the referee’s boat as his son Franklin Jr. rowed in Harvard’s stern four. The Yale Junior varsity also won by two and a half lengths.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Thames
Elf
Harvard
Elis
President Roosevelt
Franklin, Jr
Roosevelt
Square Dance Tonight at Shady Lawn Beer Garden
Carl Wilson and His Happy Six Orchestra to perform at Shady Lawn Beer Garden two miles west on Western Pike. Dance event brings live music and social hour for local patrons tonight.
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Shady Lawn Beer Garden
Western
Pike
Carl Wilson
Six Orch
Ady
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