Hood College Guests Observe Student Activities Day
Hood College held a guest day featuring a production of Percival Wilde's Mother of Men directed by Miss DeBold with Richmond Min and Harriet Burt in key roles. A modern dance demonstration by the dance club, musical numbers by the college orchestra and glee club, college sports displays, and a reception in Meyran Hall complemented lectures on extracurricular activities led by Miss Sarah Leiter.
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Hood College
Coblents Hall
Bovelack
Henry J. Star
Percival Wilde
Sues
DeBold
Richmond Min
Harriet Burt
C Na
Mary Lanive Melive
Pittsburgh
Janet Rath
Upper Montclair
N. J
Gilmore
Annapolis
Eleanor - Eichelberger
Frederick
Betty Jane Swisher
Arlene Schaeffer
Shillington
Mary Stalter
Newark
WN. J
Charlotte Senf
Baltimore
Phoebe Land
Hamburg
Miss Land
Hood
Sarah Leiter
Hagerstown
Meyran Hall
Walter G. Parker
Glee Club
Genevieve Corbett
Elsie Gabel
Boyertown
Margaret Lockart
Myerstown
Marguerite , Whetsel
Uniontown
Elizabeth Bounds
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Caufiel
Johnstown
Mary Gillan
Thomas, Pa
Mary Gladys Jones
Delta
Frederick and
Vicinity
Evelyn Thommas
Mildred Crum
Beverly Fearn
Louise Foster
Margaret Storm
Dorothy Utterback
Miriam Ford
Julia Bell Hann
Jeannette Koons
Margaret Kieffer
Jean Gosnell
Ruth F. Perry
Mary Grace
Helfenstein
Alumnae Association
Marjorie Stoughton
Mary Louise Meyer
Dorothy Anderson
Geneva Leinbach
Grace N. Brown
Margrete Dill
Ellen H. Jervey
Walkersville Hobby Show Draws Wide Attendance
Walkersville women’s club hosted a hobby show in the high school auditorium with 250 to 300 attendees and over sixty exhibits. Judges awarded prizes in groups such as Woodcraft and Needlework, with winners including Mrs. Frank Nicodemus for flower arrangements and Miss Edna Culler for travel scrapbooks.
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Walkersville
Edna Culler
F. R. Seibel
Enos Clem
James Houck
Paul ‘Smith
George Smith, Jr
Kent Nicodemus, Jr
Melvin Stull
Neusehold Arts
B. H. Brockley
Initting
Ray Zimmerman
Edgar Zimmerman
Bertha Grabill
Emma Feaster
Thomas Cramer
John W. Fisher
Daisy Blanton
Courtnay Stauffer
Mary Nicodemus
Charles §. Houck, Jr
Herbert Elder
Warry O. Smith
Galen Wright
RL Lee Johnson
Helen Culler
Helenona Stauther
Carol. Wall
Helen Stitely
R. Lee Johnson
Ruth K. Halter
Miss Molter
Williams
Ault
Ezra Lewis Grantham
Ernest Berger
Ty Niatdaiay
Bia
Plays Safe For Slam In Duplicate Bridge
North and South, in match point duplicate play, bid a spade slam after a jump rebid in spades. North inferred enough spade honors to support the contract with king and one. South accepted the slam invitation and continued with spades, aiming for a high score.
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WM. F. McKenneymerican Bridge League
North
South
Overruff Decision in a Four Spade Contract
South must decide on overruffing dummy’s trump honor after West ruffs a diamond. The best course is to play cautiously, use winning heart lead, draw trumps, and rely on even club split to secure the slam while avoiding unnecessary risks.
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East
West
South
Marry O. Smith benediction by Grantham officials
Announcement from Grantham lists Rev John W Fisher and committee including Mrs Harry O Smith Mrs B W Brockley Mrs Robert Nicodemus Miss Courtney Stauffer and Mrs F R Seibel with chair on East Sixth street. The note references a 12 year old in home havin afternoon boating and a search by Deputy Charles Hilterch and Sherif to the river, with Auffair dispatches.
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Grantham
O. Smith
John W. Fisher
Harry O. Smith
B. WH. Brockley
Robert Nicodemus
Courtney Stauffer
F. R. Seibel
East Sixth Street
W. Smith
Andy
Charles Hiltercher
Denver
Boys Missing On Monocacy River Found At Home
After a late Sunday night search along the Monocacy River, authorities recovered two youths who had not returned from a boating trip. Sheriff Roy M. Hilmut said the pair were found in bed at home, ending a search that began hours earlier with deputies patrolling the riverbank. The report notes the discovery occurred about five minutes before officers adjourned the hunt, with Alltner being notified earlier that night about the boys named Free and Handley.
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Roy M. Hilmut
Terv Te Alltner
Fys
Free
Handley
Coronation Stamp Plans and Portrait Designs Report
Report on planned coronation stamp issues in Britain and colonies. Describes portraits of Queen Elizabeth II and a king on stamps, designs centering on the new rulers, and expected releases across regions including New Zealand and South Australia. Notes the annual Stiles report tracks stamp totals and mentions political unrest affecting Spain.
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Giemat
Britain
Ua Ome
Carey
Sim Nese
Fire
Dewudecity
Edward
Syrallork
England
New Zealand
South Australia
LCG
Kent E. Stiles
Spain
Stiles
Gloves Sell Short Remain In Demand In New York
A New York report notes one-button gloves stay popular despite forecasts that elbow-length models would be worn with new short sleeves. Fortarms remain peape despite the trend.
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New York
Gas Ailment Claims and Laxative Claim Advertisement
An advertisement hawks Adietibe laxative products claiming to cleanse the gut and relieve gas pains sour stomach nervousness headaches and constipation. It cites Dr Shomb in New York and promotes a single spoonful as a cure for gas and bowel issues.
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Aleep
Jas
Alenka
Termentha
New York
Gorteria
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Eloy MW. Demhardt
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Taylor
Fancer
Allen H. Brown
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E. S. Garr
Women's Club
Willemansto
AK N.& S
Aaqnons Wark
Chicago Twins
Merehteeleon
Quinton James
Adolf Hitler
Thoreanipa
Ywiini
Yau Jean
Register
Francis Scott Key Motel
Tare
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Federal Deposit [Insurance Corporation
Geo. S. Rodock & Son Phone 008 Ltd
St. At
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VO Cetuanaie Gs
Maytag
Arater Vull
I Caroline Multhmotch
Avarare
Iacacy
Rener
L. B. Nicodemus
Sr. Thione Ter
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Eter
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Sparkle
Kellogg's
Sunnyfield Family Flour
del Monte Sale
Pancy Bartlett
Ivory
Chipso Uisiurt
Iona
Ige
Louisiana
Schweitzer Chasse
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