Dr Edward Grigge Speaks on Drama at Contemporary Club
Members and friends of Frederick County Club gathered at Mrs. William Maulsby’s home in Court Square for an afternoon talk by Dr Edward Grigge on drama as the winter study. He stressed the old masters, warned against modern sensationalism, and urged returning to classic forms through groups like the Contemporary Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conty Club
William Maulsby
Court Square
Edward Werd Grigge
Arthur D. Wild
Hss
Ibsen
Maerlinck
Mfgiers
Contemporary Club
Griggs
D Les Winebrewer
T. Poole Jones
Former County Teacher Suspends Senior Student
Professor Oscar M. Fogle formerly Brunswick Boys High principal and Talbot County school superintendent expelled Kenneth Stewart after Stewart attacked John French Easton High principal. Board of Education approval pending. Several seniors aided Stewart claim. Stewart says he acted alone. Stewart, in graduating class, expected to finish term in June. Debates over reinstatement and athletic funds followed. Tension cited between principal and students, possibly influenced by outside forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar M. Fogle
Brunswick Boys High School
Talbot County
Kenneth Stewart
John French
Easton
Fogle
Board of Education
Stewart
Losy
French
Athletic Association
Rockville chooses Samuel Riggs for police justice post
Governor Ritchie informs petitioning Rockville bar that he will appoint former Montgomery County Commissioner Samuel Riggs of Laytonsville as police justice, replacing William E. Vietts whose term ends May 1. Riggs, a 600 acre Laytonsville district farmer, beat earlier contender Hiram W. Harvey in county elections. Salary 2000 with a clerk at 1500. Other applicants included H. Maurice Talbott Bowie Waters and Clifford H Robertson and ex Sheriff Arthur Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery County
William E. Viett
Ritchie
Samuel Riggs
Laytonsville
Riggs
Hiram W. Harvey
H. Maurice Talbott
Bowie F. Waters
Clifford H. Robertson
Arthur Williams
DAR approves Key name for Potomac bridge in Washington meeting
The thirty-first Continental Congress of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution adjourned after endorsing naming the Potomac bridge for Francis Scott Key. A closing banquet followed a 33 minute session that installed seven new vice presidents generals and adopted eight resolutions including better film productions and an International Dar observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
Potomac River
Georgetown
Rosslyn
Thirty-First Continental Congress
National Society of the Daughters of the Amercan Revolution
Washington
Hall of the Nations
Washington Hotel
Movement For Better
Edward L. Harris
Congress
Henry B. Joy
Hawaiian basso Aeko to perform Bird of Paradise at City Opera House
B J Aeko, noted Hawaiian basso and last surviving member of the original Tally production, will headline Tl Bird of Paradise at the City Opera House on May 1. He cites research suggesting only 26 673 pure blood Hawaiians remain, warns of extinction risk, and notes land ownership shifting from Hawaiians to foreigners. The piece also mentions large minting of silver dollars at San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Aeko
City Opera
Aeko
United States
Kamehamehame I
Hawaii
Acko
Kamehamehame
Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses Recorded in Frederick
A string of property transfers in Frederick and surrounding counties lists deeds from Elizabeth Hermann to Mary M. Hooper and others, with various sums, along with several Brunswick transfers. Marriage licenses are noted for Newton E Eller and Gladys A Stoner, John Albert Osborne and Hattie Jackson, and Peter L McLaughlin and Esther R McEnany. The article also comments on the large size of the U S insurance business, citing 2 368 companies including mutuals and fraternals. 823 fire. 1 481 fire and 328 casualty. and over 17,000 farm fire organizations, with licensed agents numbering in the thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton E. Eller
Gladys A. Stoner
Frederick
John Albert Osborne
Hattie Jackson
Peter L. McLaughlin
Esther R. McEnany
Washington
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ga Ehears
DR. Gags
Rama” Ie
Typographical Union
Prof. Fogle
the Star
W. L. D. Fisher
Prop
Wid Gunning
Fire Bride
Ruth Rinck
Walt Whitman
Bud Duncan
Potomac Bridge
D. C.virginia
Frank W. Mondell
Representative Mondel
Wyoming
John Laidlaw Rael
Litchfield
Conn
Alice Louise McDuffee
Kala
U.S
San Francisco
Elizabeth Hermann
Mary M. Hooper
J. B. Zimmerman
M. L. Weddln
Frank W. Fraley
Oliver B. Wisotskey
Et. al
Simon T. Miller
F. Roscoe Shum
Calvin M. Huffer
William A. Beachley
Hanson M. Thompson
GAS & Electric Dept
N. Market St
Addrees
Detroit
Ford and
Fordson _Frederick Motor Qu. R. L. Warfiesld
Mgr
West Patrick ST
Seeger & Company
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Purina
Schermerhorn & Son
North Market St
Maryland
Helfenstein & Urner
Phore AO. P
J. Fahrney
Des. D. Farrney
SON
Bagneews
Niwas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!