Raphael and Michael Angelo in Frederick Art Club Program
Frederick Art Club highlights two evenings featuring papers on Michael Angelo and Raphael. Miss Tharnock discussed Michelangelo's personality and Sistine Chapel, with sixty five pictures displayed by Miss Hancock. Miss Wiener explored Raphael, his early Urbino upbringing, Rome years, and his role as chief architect of St. Peter's with vivid descriptions of his works including the Vatican frescoes and School of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Tom
Hite
Minnie Mark
Italy
Urbino
Raphael
Perugine
Duisius TL
Leo X
Polnix
Prussela
Vantheon
Harry Tlaller
Bowen
Ryphael
Ciear
Henry Straehe
Hint
Anaster
Perugino
Rome
Mra. Valler
Athens
Vatican
Cal Baughman’s 50 000 Mile Auto Trek Across 26 States
Col. Cal Austin Baughman of this city completed a two year, 50 000 mile journey in a two passenger automobile. The trek covered 26 states from the Tinian to distant western regions, facing many dangers and both serious and comic moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinian
Cal
Austin Banghman
Hay
Christmans
King
Col. Baughman
Debates at Araby on Capital Punishment Abolition
A schoolhouse debate at Araby on February 3 at 7:80 p.m. will argue Capital Punishment should be abolished with G Walta and AT Fouche for the affirmative against BB Cramer and Jacob L Jiaker for the negative. A spelling bee may follow after the debate.
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Araby
G. Walta
AT. Fouche
BB. Cramer
Jacob L. Jiaker
G. Wiltz
Jacob
Kanode
Tlany Fouche
Mr. Staley
Bloomfield
Webster Literary Society Meeting and Electric Company Case
The Webster Literary Society of New Market Township High School met in January with a program including recitations, readings, two impromptu segments, jokes, a debate on whether the newspaper does more harm than good, and an affirmative verdict by judges. Separately, the Hagerstown Electric Railway Company answered a mayoral and council suit seeking to bar competition with the municipal power plant, denying control over city electricity and alleging a preexisting franchise with Powell Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Literary Society
New Market Twigh School
Celeste R. Thomas
Joseph Slammond
Olin D. Williams
Jenry
Eleanor Albaugh
C. A. McBrice
Helen Brandenburg
Blanch MW. Murphy
Armative
Walter B. Albaugh
Joseph Hammond
Elizabeth 1D. Matthews
M. Esther Simpson
Nettie M Davis
McBride
Hagerstown
Munrer and Comet
Governor Goldsborough Meets County Life Commission at Annapolis
Governor Goldsborough and a minority of the Country Life Commission held a conference in Annapolis on Saturday. A tentative organization was elected and plans for addressing questions affecting farmers and counties were discussed. Mr Osborn of his county attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsborough
Country Life Commission
Hat
Annapolis
Candidate for County Commissioner Mahler joins race
Buckeystown progressive farmer Thomas N. Mahler plans to announce for the Democratic nomination for County Commissioner, a well regarded candidate in the district. The Philadelphia North American ran a write up about the Marsh twins of the city, noted for simultaneous illnesses and similar symptoms, with discussion of a scientific view and accompanying photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas N. Mahler
Buckeystown
Mahler
Philadelpha
Middletown man lands U S mail delivery contract
Grove of Middletown wins federal contract to carry U S mail from Frederick Road to Middletown Postal Service. He begins duties Saturday.
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TeWitt (. Grove
Middletown
UU. S
Cie
Frederick Rattroad
Bible Class Organized at Grace Reformed Church
The Builders, a men’s Bible class, organized at Grace Reformed Church yesterday with 35 members. Officers include Teacher Tilemry H. Abbott President R Paul Smith Vice President Harry J Kefauver Secretary Marty C Smith and Treasurer Frank Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
Tilemry H. Abbott
R. Paul Smith
Harry J. Kefauver
Marty C. Smith
Frank Smith
Barred Plymouth Rocks Dominate Baltimore Show
The Baltimore American features several pictures of Barred Plymouth Rocks from W. C. Boileau of Middletown. Boileau nearly swept the deck at the recent Baltimore show with his Barred Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
W. C. Boileau
Middletown
Wife believes husband fixes furnace before bed
A Detroit Free Press excerpt notes a wife’s strong faith in her husband. She confidently assumes he has set the furnace for the night, illustrating persistent domestic expectations and humor in daily routines.
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Detriot Free Press
Nell and Belle on Make Up Use
Nell asks why Belle wears makeup. Belle admits she can’t afford cosmetics and uses makeup to cover that truth.
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Nell
Belle
Eachioge
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Art Club
Michael Angelo
Hancock
Markey and Wiener
W. Harry Haller
Giovanni Sout
Im Lig
Urine
Amons
Apennines
Coleo Austin Baughman
BUICK
Western Maryland Railway
Hagerstowin
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum
Grocer
Java
Webster
Hagerstown Railway
Marsh Twins
Pearre
Live Stock Life Insurance
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Church St. Frederick, Md
Hone
J. A. Ramsburg
J. L. Speck
Louis Dammers
Philadelphia
New City
Mutual Life Building
Chestnut St
Phila., Pa
Ose
Studebaker
Frederick City Garage
J. H. Grove
Ernest Helfenstein
S. Amos Urner
Helpenstein & Urner, Insurance
Dolr & Alhangh Building
N. Markey SiTneer
Frederick, MD
Pasa
Wenly Thaby
DR. Fahrney
DRS
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