Hood College near Blue Ridge in new campus plan
Hood College marks seven years since moving to its current site with the opening of an eighth building a new dormitory and dining hall ready by September 29. The campus forms a quadrangle with Alumnae Hall Shriner Hall and the new dormitory, housing about 140 students on three floors and a 600-seat dining room. Future buildings may include an astronomical observatory and gymnasium. Hood has expanded to 9 1/2 acres near the Blue Ridge foothills, with labor disputes delaying some plaster work.
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Hood College
Loyd C. Coller
J. Herman Mock
Shriner Hall
Broddeck Hall
Strawn Cottage
Westview Terrace
C. B H. Webler
Joseph H. Apple
Eastview Cottage
Halle
Wnty
God College
Ite’ Cymnasium
Marriage Licenses and Equity Actions in Frederick District
A list of marriage licenses includes Frank W Penn and Ruth B Young from Point of Rocks, William H Smith and Annie G Payne of Poolesville, Elmer Dean and Catharina Hartman of Brunswick, Wesley Mercer and Lottie Kline near Frederick, John Baugher and Amy Morgan of Walkerville, James Johnson and Mary McHenry of Baltimore and Frederick, Gideon Korrell and Effie Shook near Middletown, James Jones and Virgie Summers near Buckeystown, and Randolph James with Maggie Pollard of Lucketta Virginia. Equity cases note Goldie Freshour versus Willie Freshour for absolute divorce, and James Elwood Moore versus Susilo Moore for absolute divorce. Property deeds record transfers in county and city. A closing query asks how co-education will work in Frederick this year.
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Mariage
Frank W. Penn
Ruth B. Young
Point of Rocks
William H Smith
Annie G Payne
Poolesville
Elmer Dean
Catharina Merla Hartman
Brunswick
Wesley S Mercer
Frederick
Lottie J Kline
Shookatown
John Albert Baugher
Lewistown
Amy Ellen Morgan
Walkeraville
James J Johnson
Baltimore
Mary R. McHenry
Frederick Gideon Korrell
Rocky Springs
Effie A. M. Shook
Middletown
James E Jones
Buckeystown
Virgie M. Summers
Randolph James
Maggie Pollard
Lucketta
Marvin C. Senft
Spring Grove
Grace Linderman
Millersville
Goldie Freshour
Willie A. Freshour
Lewis
James Elwood Moore
Susilo Moore
Bill
H. D. Etchison
Roger G Harley
Claudei N Clary
Wifs
College Park Company
W. Verl
Forney
Wifa
Former Soldiers Enjoy Outing by American Legion Auxiliary
A group of ex-service men, patients at the State Sanitarium in Sabillasville, were taken to Frederick by automobile for an Auxiliary outing from Braddock Heights. Francis Scott Key Post arranged a luncheon in a park, with fried chicken, cheese sandwiches, eggs, chips, biscuits, rolls, olives, pickles, ice cream, and cake. The party returned to Frederick around 9:30 p m. A related item notes John L Twenty found a copper head snake den while berry picking in Hamburg Mountain, killing seven snakes with his son Amos aiding discovery.
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Sabillasville
American Legion Auxiliary
Francis Scott Key
Braddock Heights
Frederick
The
Heights
Hagerstown and Frederick
Mount
Maryland
Hamburg Mountain
John L. Twenty
Yellows Springs
Mr. Twenty
Amos
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Cherokee
Iowa
Henry O'Neil
John Stiles
Silooia Central
Potomac Public Service Co
North Market St
Manor Woods
NEWS
Lutheran Reunion
Shenandoah Valley
Endless
New Market, Va
Caverns
Southern Railway
Paramount
Hed
City Opera House
People’ Playhouse
Zane Grey
Mysterious Rider
Tarzan
FOX News
DuBrau
Empire Theatre
Opera House
Empire
Frank Mayo
Central Trust Company
Emmitsburg, Md
Myersville, Md
Monrovia, Md
Thurmont, Md
Union Bridge, Md
Quynn
Aluminum
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Frederick, Md
New Jew
Will Flautt Company
Geo.s. Rodock & Son
Carroll Se
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