New Coblentz Hall Opens at College with Eighty Guests
Coblentz Hall at the college was formally opened Saturday with a reception to builders, architects, and staff. More than 140 guests toured the four story brick building completed at a cost of nearly 250 000 dollars. The hall includes kitchens, dormitory rooms, social rooms, and a large dining hall, with an adjoining Brodbeck Hall extension adding a 600 seat auditorium and new stage and pipe organ.
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Coblentz Hall
Yumuin KS
Kot Paisiig T Hou College
Qurpetlers
Ecene
Pereuns
Cepa
Joseph H. Apple
Charles J. Weller
Ell. Cobleman
Empautiee
Lior GC. Galler
Carson
Virginia Carty
Miriam Apple
Anna
Frances Jones
Margaret Hesunt
Josephine Etchison
Elizabeth Kathy
Elizabeth
Emily Apple
Allene Thomas
Margaret Rupp
Mary Schaeffer
Counirs
Torkwest
Grouid
Brodbeck Hall
Theodore Wood
Chambersburg
Aualitorium
Frederick
Maryland
Ths
Apple
Charles E. Weller
G. W. Birchall & Sons
York
Taramic
Blumenthal Kathn Felectri Co
Baltimore
Bowers Timimbero
Danzer Metal Worke
Hagerstown
Davis. Reilly Co
Baltimere
I Plasterers
Dietrich Bros
Ehret Roofing and Manuuflacturing
Everta & Overdeer
Lancaster
Plinbing
General Rompolite Co
Jann R Wamme
Page recounts Grant promotion to General in 19th century Capitol rush
Frederick County native William Tyler Page, a National House clerk, celebrates forty-one years at the Capitol and recalls a celebrated “football rush” to enroll a bill restoring Ulysses S. Grant to the retired list with the rank of general. The scene unfolds as Tama Jim Wilson withdraws from a contested seat, granting the Grant bill, while Page and aide Isaac Bassett rush to complete the enrollment before adjournment. Also notes future royal animal imports to the United States, with an estimated value of $600,000 for wildlife from Africa, India, and Europe to stock zoos and circuses.
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Wiliam Tyler Page
Frederick County
National House of Representatives
Capitol
Tama Jim’ Wilson
Agriculture
Frederick White Arthur
Senate
Grant
Ceneral
Arthur
Grover
Tama Jim” Wilson
House
Wilson
Young Tyler
Isaac Bassett
Tyler
Europe
Africa
India
Ren Btn
Royal animals head to New York show imports
Low finances drive former Kaiser's lions elephants and a zebra to America. John T. Benson, agent for Carl Hazenbach Company, imports the trained beasts to headline a New York seaside resort show. Several elephant herd members are recovered from wartime diet and trainable for new tricks.
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Kaiser
New York City
John T. Benson
Carl Hazenbach Company
New York
Mr. Hohenzollern
Potsdam
America
Bonsea
Bootie Harenhack Company
Dhe Kaleer
Ookenrk
Slephante
Hisen
Lonsa Ara
Benson Wat
Slat Tie Company
Len Peart-Sting F
Electric device kills man in bath in Philadelphia
George Menaker a 46 year old restaurant manager at Penthouse and Arch Streets was electrocuted in a bath while using an electrical massaging device attached to a light fixture. Detected by Detective Ruins of the Thirty first district, he died instantly or shortly after being removed from water at the Women’s Homeopathic Hospital. Bertha Brodnick, owner of the restaurant, was to marry him this week.
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Philadelphia
Dee
George Moenaker
North Twenty-ninth Street
Thirty-first District
Menaker
Women's Homeopathic Hospital
Burns
Frederick County Christmas Quietly Observed Across City and County
A calm Christmas season marked by home celebrations and widespread church services across Frederick County. No public displays. many houses and gatherings reflected festive spirit. Notable events include All Saints church school program and organ dedication at Warner Memorial Presbyterian in Kensington, Montgomery County.
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Fredericks County
Ely
Frederick County
All Saints Church School
Gelark
Thomas, Jr
Dolly
Anne Powell Potts
Joseph ‘Price
Dorothy Bowers
Dorothy
Helen Perking
Freddie Kemp
Helen Potts
Dollie
Mary Louise Moberly
Parksw. T. Loy, Jr
Glenrose Flair
Edward Schade
Nancy Anders
Loveliest Gift
Roger Etzler
Pauline Brooks
Helen Perkins
Margaret
Gertrude Frakes
Mildred Blerley
Hark
Merry Bells
Jack Emmert
Santa Claus
Irene Kimmer
Twinkle
Twinkle Beth- Sephem Star
Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church
Kensington
Montgomery County
Brainard H. Warner
How to Be Well Every Day and Always
It presents health as an attainable idea and suggests daily well being through chiropractic spinal adjustments. It claims overall health benefits for disorders of the head, throat, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, kidneys, spleen, bowels and other organs.
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Tm Cong
Aiso
Bacheler
Walked to Dance Shows Equal Suffrage Spirit in Exercise
A Harmony Grove girl hiked to Frederick for a Monday dance after a quarrel with her brother, seeks independence and rides the suffrage flame. She reached Frederick by 7 30 pm despite cold winds and delays. a later note reports a lost ring found by James Harrison and returned to Mrs. Lewis Engle.
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Pennsylvania
Haraway Grove
Mt. ‘Alry
Emmypisburg
Bloomfield
Ty Frederick
Iving
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railway
Harmony Grove
Harname Lane
Ptay
Lewis Engle
North Bentz Street
James Harrison
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FEI
Brunswick
John Marker
Shate
Branswick
Reine
Fetala
Jim Corbett
Jim
Willie Wargo
Harold Jensen
Nate Wile
Crouch
Page
Bill
Royal Animals
Kaiser's
Flint Hill
M. E. C. South
B. W. Wilson
Nervy
Oo. R. McIntyre
R. McIntyre
Bocas
Moo
Thur
Tilghman’s Meat Market
South Market Street
U. S
Fredericktown
F. B. Chevrolet
Republic
Maxwell
REO
the Maryland Motor Machine CO
Patrick Street
the Kaufman Motor Co., Inc
Frederick, Maryland
Helfenstein & Urner, Insurance
North Market Street
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