Plans for Scout Jam boree discussed at Roundtable meeting
Plans for the annual Scout Jam boree to be held June 14 were discussed at a meeting of the Scout masters Roundtable Association held at John's Lutheran Troop room last night. Troop 19 of Trinity Lutheran Church led a Dan Number Four hike with twenty Scouts.
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Scoutmasters Roundtable Association
John's Lutheran
Trinity Lutheran Church
Frank L. Bentz
Preston
A. Papas
G. Papas
Middlekauif
Robert Womack
Wilfred McCardell
Robert Carter
Boonsboro Voters Defeat Water Bond Measure Unanimously
Boonsboro voters turned out to elect town officers and reject a $40,000 water plant bond issue by 132 to 104. Proponents may draft a new ordinance. critics cited terms and arbitration, slow bond retirement, and lack of engineer inspection. Former Senator Harvey Bomberger elected Burgess. A C Huffer retired and won assistant Burgess. Two commissioners reelected, three new named.
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Boonsboro
Ford
Public Service Commission
Harvey 8. Bomberger
Burgess
Burgess A.C. Huffer
Olin E. Snyder
D. G. Gilbert
J. W. Alexander
J. Markwood Huffer
John Vallick
Wm. H. Netz
Hugh A. Ford
J. Hubert Knode
Robert Lakin
Daniel E. Nicodemus
Frank T. Watterfeltz
B. Vernon Young
Mrs A W Toms Praises Miller's Herb Extract in Message
Mrs A W Toms of 712 West George St Hagerstown extols Miller's Herb Extract as a grand medicine after relief from stomach pains gas headaches and constipation. She notes improved digestion nerves and vitality and recommends the remedy as a safe system cleanser and builder. Adv shows People’s Drug Store West Washington St representative promoting merits.
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People’s Drug Store
West Washington Street
Adv
Scout Troop Meetings Report From Frederick Area
The board of review is set for 4 p m Wednesday in the council office. Troop 4 reports near full attendance at City Park meeting Friday night with drills improving the troop standard. A dark sky prevented Mercury sighting due to thick mist after games. Troop 6 met Friday night with drilling as main activity and plans for a Sunday hike to Poffenberger woods. Troop 13 held an outdoor meeting Friday evening discussing a May 30 overnight hike. Funkstown Troop enjoyed a turnout for a Black Rock hike and carried their Cabs. Jamboree preparation continues with a June 7 festival and a June 14 Flag Day service. Frank Bentz spoke on first aid and camping. Williamsport Troop had a large Friday meeting with Ed Schindel addressing surveying.
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Poffenbergers Woods
Funkstown
Black Rock
Frank Bentz
Automobile Club tour book issued for motorists
The Automobile Club of Maryland released the ninth edition of Tours and Motorists covering the North eastern states and adjacent Canadian sections for summer routes. It is the most complete edition, with self explanatory maps and skeleton street directions to help drivers navigate cities without asking for directions.
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Automobile Club of Maryland
Canada
Maryland Oyster Shell Law Upheld by Supreme Court
The Maryland Conservation Department won after a two year fight to enforce a state law requiring oyster packers to surrender ten percent of shells to the state. The Supreme Court ruled the measure constitutional, dismissing claims it confiscated private property.
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Maryland Conservation Department
Senate
United States Supreme Court
Washington
High Court
Maryland
Supreme Court
Local Guards Win Attendance Banner in State Unit Test
Company B of the local National Guard received the attendance banner for April. Captain Guy Anders of Company A presented it after a march through the city led by the American Legion drum corps. Officers praised the guardsmen and promised a 100 percent attendance in May. The Morris Frock Post of the American Legion was commended for cooperation.
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National Guard
Guy Anders
Frederick
American Legion
Anders
Company A
McKee
Company F
F. ©. Rogers
U. S. Army
Elmer F. Munshower
Troup
Sager
David R. Perkins
Company B
Aly
Morris Frock
Legion
D. John Markey
Bauer
Local company praised for future prospects and cooperation
A letter from Brig. Gen. Milton A. Reckord, via the Governor, expressed sincere appreciation to each man as the local company was commended for its cooperation and anticipated a bright future.
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Milton A. Reckord
Local unit hosts reception after duty demonstration
Congratulations and appreciations are extended for the splendid attention to duty. Refreshments were served to Company B and guests, followed by a short exhibition drill. Delegation included non-commissioned officers of Company A who later were hosted by the NCO club in their new Armory club room.
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Company A
N.C. O. Club
Armory
Lux Toilet Soap Ad Promotes Star Skin Appeal
May McAvoy and Warner Brothers praise Lux Toilet Soap as essential for studio skin. Howard Bretherton and 39 directors stress smooth skin as key to closeups and stardom, noting 442 of 451 Hollywood actresses use the soap and studios stock it in dressing rooms.
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May McAvoy
Warner Brothers
Lux
Vera Reynolds
Howard Bretherton
Hollywood
Bretherton
Seena Owen
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