Miller speaks on Colombia progress and transport hurdles
Dr. Frederick A. Miller former Rockefeller Foundation director in Bogota spoke at the Liena club luncheon at the Hamilton Hotel. He described Colombia’s future and noted transportation bottlenecks due to the great mountain terrain and the long distances between cities, hindering communication.
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Republic of Columbia
South America
Frederick A. Miller
Rockefeller Foundation
Bogota
Colombia
Liena Club
Hemilton Hotel
Miller
Cumba
Colombia's rise and local club notes in October mood
The talk highlighted Colombia as a growing coffee and mineral power with wealth in ground and rapid development ahead. Bogota is described as a city of 175000 with a favorable climate comparable to October days. The club plans a luncheon with Y M C A clubs on Nov 6 to discuss Community Cheat. Rev James R Kellema may speak at First Christian Church but a luncheon on Nov 4 is canceled due to election day and joint lunch on Nov 6. The club authorized funds for cherry trees for City Park and introduced Henry Trissler. Preparations for a Nov 24 performance of A Romance of American Music are noted and a fund drive is mentioned.
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Miles
Colombia
Bogate
Tha Y. M. O. A
James R. Kellema
First Christian Church
YY MG. A
Miller
Henry Trissler
Fairplay Social Notes Seek Many Local Visits Across Town
A long list of visitors and relatives fills the Fairplay social page. Families from Hagerstown Sharpsburg Waynesboro Frederick and Arcadia share weekends calls and stays with kin and friends. Details include visits by the Longs Reichards Rolices Whittingtons Stouffers and others with plans for travel and family gatherings.
Local Notes From Hagerstown Area Winter Visit Feasts
Messy OCR notes describe visits from Winter months in Frederick and Baltimore areas. Guests include Mr and Mrs MecCiollan Long and Don Jedse in Frederick County for a dauphine event. Sunday gatherings feature Wilbur Jennings, Jacob Cottman families in Brownaville and W Harvey Monte residents. Clara Sistor’s weeklong absence noted with her children visiting. Great granddaughter arrival at Walter Siler home in Chicago IL. Rev and Mrs McKinley Coffman and daughter from Myersville conducting a meeting in Baltimore, paid a flying visit on Registration Day.
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Allen Long
Hagaratown
Mr. Long
George Long
Venture Relaties
Norman O. Reichard
Waynssilte
Racer
Misges Margaro
Bartha Myora
Sharpsburg
George Rolice
Hagerstown
John Sparow
Familly
St. James
Ware
and. Bira
A.& Myers
Edward Stockslager
Charles Zeigler
Noir Funkatown
Clarence Doub
Parest Park
Baltimore
Petra
Charlea
Harry Emmert
Bluffer Emmert
Tapia
Sunday Quanta
Albertiia Stouffer
Mea
Fredlaml Stouffer
Aubrey
Waynastory
Hrate
Mia Grace Stoutfer
Kagerstown
Ferdinand Stouter
Victolty
R. H. Relehard
Arch Spring
Frederick County
Mra
Elzgbet Rowland
R. H. Reichard
Funlly Lave
Rowland
Prederick County
MecCiollan Long
Don Jedse
Daniel Thoman
Bly's Cream Balm Promises Quick Catarrh Relief
An advertisement touts Bly's Cream Balm as a fast remedy for nasal congestion and catarrh. It claims easy insertion into the nostrils, germ destruction, and immediate relief with open nostrils and clear heads, urging readers not to stay congested.
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Bly
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Luscheon of the Lions Club
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Munyon
Scranton
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of Potomac Edison Co
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E. C. Hook Corp
West
Washington Street
ICS Loan Plan Bank
W. Franklin
D.m.summers & Sons
W. Franklin St
Tha Tdons Club
Davia and
Young
Tha Club
Mitd Fund
Fairplay
Crean
Vure
Tanlac
All Good Drug Stores
Everly
Coats
Polaires
Bolivia
Squirrel
Fox and Fitch
Black
Brown
Morocco
TERA
Arcade
Olug
Caskey
Le&s
Washington Salvage Co
E. Washington &I
New
America
NEW International Encyclopaedia
New International Meyclopaedia
Cnitad
Buamera
New International
Citizen's Drug Company
South Potomac St
Dodd, Mead & Co
4Th Avenue
New York
Axminster
Kuppenheimer and Clothcraft
Armours
HAMS
Helen Choe
Chancellor Aast
Manhattan
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