Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1935, Page 34

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1935. ouer oftcer wominated were: 2| GRANGE FLAG PROGRAM ', e it ot e tex. wnicn| 90 TQ GET AWARDS ‘Warrenton Girl Scouts Will Be for deputy chief; E. Leonard, J. T. Robey and J. R. Tutz for captain; Honored Saturday. Special Dispatch to The Star, |of Clarendon; Arthur R. Wycoft, 27, and Katherine B. Smith, 25, both of Washington; Herbert Lafayette Shortt, 26, and Alice Hochhauser, 25, both of New York City. ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE, Va., December 5—Marriage licenses have been issued here to the following cou| : James Gordon Ogilvie, 25, of East Falls Church, and Mary Jane Crosson, 19, of Washington; Donald R. Locke, 31, and Shiela Bryan, 27, both of Cherrydale; Pred Morlock, 35, | and Inez Campbell, 25, both of Cher- rydale; Ralph Raymond Copenhaver, 25, of Clarendon, and Ruby Louise Henson, 21, of Washington; Joseph F. Claffy, 21, and Agnes Lesieur, 17, both CHANDLER NOMINATED VOLUNTEER FIRE CHIEF Greater Capitol Heights Depart- ment Will Hold Election Decembeér 16. Bpecial Cispatch to The Star, GREATER CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Md., December 5.—Paul G. Chandler was nominated chief of the Greater Caritol Heights Voluntee: Fire De- partment without opposition Tuesday “Friendship” Ensign to Be | similar servi Brought to Groveton. Special Dispatch to The Star. MOUNT VERNON, Va., December 5. ~The Fawn Grove Grange of Pennsyl- F. J. Hoffman and F. L. Schwalen- berg for lieutenant; Z. J. Ptacek, fire marshal; E. R. Haller and J. R. Tutz, superintendent of machinery; C. E. Campagna and J. T. Robey, ser- geant; C. E. Campagna and G. Di Giulian, guard; M. Ptacek, secretary; W. N. Cogswell and L. Manarin, treas- urer, and C. E. Price, financial secre- tary. The elections will be held De- | cember 18. grange conceived the ides of a flag, made with a blank field, to be filled . star at a time as it visited each ‘The African native has five differ- ent words in everyday use to descrive five different forms and shades of 10:30 am. Approximately 90 pro-|stealing. 1. To pick up (what is not ficiency badges wlil be awarded, three | your own). 2. To take (other people’s Scouts will receive their first-class| things). 3. To pilier, 4. To steal badges and eight new members will| 5. To plunder. et oy Railways Buy Engines. Chile and Bulgaria are buying rail- way locomotives in Germany. Quickiy checked without “dosing.” )5 . Just im VISKS School a “friendship flag,” to be ac- cepted by the local grange on behalf of the State of Virginia. At the ceremony a star will be added | 71y Christmag) $27.95 Cogswell Type Luxurioys, comfort. “Popeye” Mechanical Handcar Set 9 Hand tar with rubber “Popeye" and “Olivoyl.” Strong spring, 6 pleces of oprved track. 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