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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1915

Page

3

Price to cut auto use in Maryland 1916 licenses

Gasoline at 23 cents a gallon prompts auto owners to delay 1916 Maryland licenses in a possible boycott. Some say licenses issued later reduce cost. others fret as fuel climbs toward 25 cents. Local licenses appear slowly. state revenue may drop. Also Y M C A game tonight versus Crescents of Hagerstown. Captain Lease’s lineup expected. Shoes stolen from Mrs Albaugh. Siam rice varieties note.

Asate Nauo Ly Am Fredench Frederick Maryland Y. M. C. A. Quint Crescent Hagerstown Washington County Hagerstonians Lease

Hood College Alumnae Reunion Held in York and Hagerstown

Hood College alumnae groups held reunions in York Pennsylvania and Hagerstown. At the Colonial Hotel on Monday night Dr Joseph H Apple attended along with about twenty five former Hood girls. Officers elected include President Alliene Dechant and Vice President Lydia Robert. Dr C E Wehler attended the Cumberland Valley gathering at the Dagmar Hotel.

Hood College Joseph H. Apple York Pa Colonial Hotel Apple Alliene Dechant Hanover Lydia Robert

Curing Tuberculosis: Climate Care Not Key to Cure

A North Carolina Health Board bulletin urges consumptives to favor home care over climate cures. It stresses rest and open air, and says treatment at a nearby sanitarium beats advertised climate resorts for those with moderate means. The bulletin warns climate cures hinge on proper care and suggests truth lies in home or nearby treatment.

North Carolina Anot Bulletin

A Boy and His Future Life Guide Insights

A collection of short reflections on guiding a boy’s future work and personal development. Emphasizes choosing a life path aligned with taste and ability, avoiding parental coercion, and recognizing social biases in professions. Mentions photoangiophobia, eye protection, and Disraeli as a Turk with a Turk ish residence influence.

Rubbers for All Weather by Ready Footwear Store

Advertises rain rubbers for men women and children with multiple styles. Promotes buying in advance before need arises and guarantees quality, listing storm rubbers low cut rubbers toe rubbers sole rubbers sandals and footholds.

Social World Highlights From Frederick Parties And Dances

A recap of social events in Frederick featuring a college party hosted by Miss Martha Kemp with guests from Hood Goucher and other schools, a Christmas tea by Mrs Marian Green, Mt. Airy dance attendance, Sheriff Rhoderick's class gathering, a five hundred party hosted by Miss Dorothy Cramer, and local song and theater notes including changes at the B and O and a Diamond bowling win.

Martha Kemp East Church Street Hood Goucher Wo & L Episcopal High School University of Wisconsin Littlestown High School GUL S Frederick M O. C University of Pennsylvania Academy of the Visitation Juli Ftchison Jefferson Lucie Remsberg Buckeystown Essie McCutcheon Rebecca McCutcheon Braddock Grace Helfenstein Ellicott City Anna Margaret Diffendal Anna Helfenstein Katerine Tyson Margaret Root Minerva Root Ruth Helfenstein Clark Smith Grove Estier Coblentz Louise Schley Roxanna White Hilleary Orrison Lovettsville LeRoy Feeser Baltimore Lothiar Crouse Littlestown Hart Etchison Richard Hemp Robert McCutcheon Braddock Heights Oscar Remsberg Fleet William J. Slemmer Boulden Waters Cyril Kline Wilbur Kolb Ernest Helfenstein Allen Kemp Dudley Page Harold Kemp Marian Green Harriet Alice Kolb East Third Street Maryland Harry J. Fromke Albert W. Condon Evard Kepner Elizabeth Houck Eleanor Houck Leda Mantz Anna Clabaugh Mary and Kate Shank Blanche Howard Sheriff Rhoderick William C. Rhoderick United Brethren Sunday School James Dubel Jesse Hoover E. H Hummelhaugh John Myers W. W. Brish Harry Best Lease Pettengall Dorothy Cramer Herbert Kreh West Third Street Isabel Zimmerman Harriet Smith Bettina Grayson Isabel Zimmermin Izabel Kreh Ruth Smith Hannah Crothers Charlotte Motter Grace DeLashmutt Elizabeth Wallis Daphne Kepler Anna Brunner Kemp Mary Motter Louise Graysor Helen Ordieman

The Best Poetry in a Man’s Life Is a Loving Wife

A short, reflective line honors the lifelong bond with a wife as the finest verse in a man’s life. The saying highlights companionship, affection, and partnership as defining literary gifts.

State Roads seek sand to aid slippery Frederick county roads

Resident Engineer CR Tenney of the State Roads Commission explains sand and oil are be­ing applied to rough hills to give horses a foothold after accidents on slick surfaces. Delays in requisitions slowed sand shipments from Baltimore, with standstill road work until spring. New autos bought by local residents and a hospital calendar gifted by Mrs. L V Baughman are noted.

CR. Tenney State Roads Commission Tenney Baltimore Frederick County Roads Commission Frederick

LeGore Reinstated in Collegiate Athletics

Yale great Harry W Ledore shown reinstated to collegiate athletics by a New York telegram received at the LeGore home. If confirmed, he will join Yale’s baseball team next spring and may return to football in his senior year. The NAAC session opened with emphasis on faculty control of college sports. Dean Briggs of Harvard was elected association president.

Harry W Ledore Yale Thia County LeGore Blue Duck New Haven New York National Collegiate Athletic Association LeBaron Briggs Marvard Association Hood College Frederick

Quint Defeated by Martinsburg Five in Armory Clash

The Boys' High School quint suffered a 26 to 22 defeat at home on the Armory court against Martinsburg High School. Martinsburg’s Siebert, Haker, and others led the scoring with Rinehart netting five and Siebert six. Referee was O. Derr.

Armory Court Martinsburg Rinehart Siebert Haker Hammond Snyder Carr Frederick Schell Gilbert Lebhert Grimes Lebbert Siebert Baker O. Derr

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