District Deputy Visits Elks Lodge for Official Night
The Harrisonburg Elks Lodge No 450 hosts District Deputy Owen Simmons Jr of the Grand Exalted Rule in an official visit. Porter Graves and local officers Fred Koontz Miller Myers William Powers Marvin Stickley John Leake and John Paul Shoemaker attend with a buffet dinner served at the Elks Home.
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ELKS
Owen Simmons, Jr
Lee Ebert
Esquire
Mr. Simmons
William Deavers
Porter R. Graves
Virginia State Elks Association
Martin
Lodge of Elks
Harrisonburg
Harrisonburg Lodge No
Fred Koontz
Miller Myers
William Powers
Marvin Stickley
John Leake
John Paul Shoemaker
Elks Home
Martin Temple Inducted by Transfer Co in Novick Membership
Martin Temple of the Novick group was inducted by the Transfer Company in a recently held initiation ceremony. The event marked Temple’s formal joining of the organization known for its ritualistic rites.
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Martin Temple
Novick
Transfer Co
Rabbinic Murder Sparks Mass Protest in Brooklyn
In New York a mob of about 10 000 gathered outside a Williamsburg yeshiva after Rabbi Bernard Eisdorfer 55 died from a beating. Police offered no leads as mourners demanded protection and a full investigation. The community, including six rabbis, sent telegrams to officials calling for justice.
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New York
Bernard Eisdorfer
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
Eisdorfer
Czechoslovakia
Yetev Lev D’satmar
Yeshiva
Abraham Stein
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
Michael J. Murphy
Long Island
Rabbi Eisdorfer
America
Insurance Officials Visit Arthur Firm
Maryland Casualty Co. executives H. Ellsworth Miller and Charles H. Peterson visited J. W. Arthur, Inc. in Arthur, a local agency representing Maryland Casualty since 1920. This marked the first visit by a Maryland Casualty president. The firm began as Lacy and Arthur in 1919 and was fully owned by J. W. Arthur, Sr. in 1922, with incorporation in 1960.
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J. W. Arthur, Inc
Maryland Casualty Co. of
Baltimore
H. Ellsworth Miller
Charles H. Peterson
Maryland Casualty Co
Lacy and Arthur
J. W. Arthur, Sr
Ship designer James Bates Sr dies at 82
James L. Bates Sr., 82, who designed U.S. Navy ships in World War II and led the technical division of the U.S. Maritime Commission, died Thursday.
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Washington
James L. Bates Sr
U.S. Navy
U.S. Maritime Commission
Gainesboro Raritan Club Elects Anderson President
Anderson was elected president of the Gainesboro Raritan Club succeeding Boyd Unger. New officers include Leslie Campbell vice president Arthur Jolliffe secretary William Lee Whitacre treasurer Douglas Dolan assistant secretary Ira Sirbaugh assistant treasurer and Boyd Stevens to the Board of Directors. Officers take duties in January and plan to attend the District Ruritan Convention November 28 at the Lee Jackson Restaurant.
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Rural Anderson
Gainesboro
Raritan Club
Boyd Unger
Leslie Campbell
Arthur Jolliffe
William Lee Whitacre
Douglas Dolan
Ira Sirbaugh
Boyd Stevens
Lee-Jackson
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A Pine Motor CO
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Lupton Orchard Service
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Snapp Foundry, Inc
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
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Council of Churches
Fritz Thompson
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