Debates Highlight Woman Suffrage Meeting Night
A large audience gathered as the Doubs debate on woman suffrage failed by a unanimous vote. Jefferson Society hosted discussions at Manor Hall with J Newton Whipp and Walter M Michael leading the affirmative and HL Ray Smith steering the negative. Emerson Society held varied programs including a proposal to move inauguration from March 4 to April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubs
Manor Hall
Debating Society
Eugene A. Wachter
Paul A. Snouifer
Edward Smith
J. Newton Whipp
Walter M. Michael
John W. Null
HL. Ray Smith
John W. Carey
H. Ray Smith
Mary Arnold
Nellie Har Gett
Helen Cochran
Nannette Shafer
Richard Hemp
Margaret Herring
Thomas Thrasher
Mahoney
Club Elects Officers and Schedules Program
Officers elected to serve the remainder of the year include President Isabelle Kouck Vice President Eleanor Martz Secretary Viola Armstrong and Treasurer May Robinson The program featured songs recitations readings and journal readings by members including Catharine Albaugh Lucy Boteler Ruby Cline Muna Corn Propst Katherine Dutrow Nannie Darner and Gertrude Haberkorn The club adjourned to meet February
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Clara Grove
Katherine Schade
Helen Stupp
Hizabeth Apple
Virgie Frederick
Alberta Lakin
Mary Sulcer
Miss Simmons
Journal
Catherine Mullican
Gertrude Murray
Land
Ours
Virginia Mott
Ficers
Isabelle Kouck
Eleanor Martz
Viola Armstrong
May Robinson
Readima
Catharine Albaugh
Lucy Boteler
Ruby Cline
Muna Cornpropst
Katherine Dutrow
Nannie Darner
Gertrude Haberkorn
Morris Plant Employes Organize The Caremakers Military Band
Frederick area workers at Morris Tron and Steel Co plan a community band named The Caremakers Military Band of the Morris Iron and Steel Co. Josephus Stottlemyer leads the project with 16 musicians. aim to reach 20. Fund drive seeks about 200 dollars for uniforms and instruments. concerts planned in Frederick on holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Plant
Morris Tron and Steel Co
Frederick
Linn Stevens
Josephus Stottlemyer
Stottlemyer
Wellsville
Morris Iron and Steel Co
Vivalis Derr
Gregg Glessner
Jesenicus Stottlemyer
Gregg Giessner
Charles Watson
Raymond Watson
Edward Baumgardner
Marshall Pogle
Jennings Fogle
Shirley Myers
Harry Strout
George Helser
Harry Fagan
Anthony Consul
Joseph Foland
Maurice Bennett
Clyde Stoner
Social news from Mt Airy and local notices in Frederick
The Progressive 500 Club of Mt Airy hosted at Mr and Mrs Albert Nice with sandwiches ice cream cake and coffee. Ribbons were won by Alita Leospurmi er Norman Lilood and Miss Belle Gosnell. Invitations issued for a private dance in the Armory on Tuesday January 22. Also notes on a birthday for Elizabeth Kreh and new telephone connections in Frederick area with several names and locations listed. Warner's Drug Store promotes a large stock of tobacco goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airy
Progressive 500 Club
Mt. Airy
Albert Nice
Alita Leo Spurrier
Norman Lilood
Belle Gosnell
Norman Food
Charles Bunkies
T. D. Chaney
Charles Routzahn
Nathan Dorsey
Leo Spurmner
Mary Wilcos
Relic Gosnell
Roscoe Molesworth
Frank Lewis
Armory
Frederick
Campaign for Woman's College funds gains vigor after Hood bequest
Dr Webler and Dr Apple push a fund drive to raise 30 000 more for the Woman's College building campaign following Mrs Margaret Hood's bequest of 70 000 to 100 000. Dean Walder travels to Arendtsville and President Apple to Slagerstown to rally support at churches. The building program aims to start in spring with cornerstone at commencement or Potomac Synod meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s College Building Fund
Margaret HK. S. Hood
Apple
Slagerstown
Christ Reformed Church
Conrad Clever
Woman's College
Hood
Colege
Potomac Synod
Rpme
Wehler
College Will Change Delays and Objections
A representative of the Board sought Mrs Uoed to gauge objections to a proposed change. Officials then decided the college should pursue the change. Yesterday, college authorities were pleased that no objections arose as yet, and the will expressed a clear wish.
Dinner in Honor of Their Daughter
Mr and Mrs Schaeffer of Araby entertain on their daughter's 18th birthday with a Valley View dinner. Guests include Mrs Charles Anders and Florence, Milton Dorcus of Washington, Harvey Ricketts, Pranely Day, and many neighbors. Music, games, and refreshments follow.
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Alvs
BE. T. Schaefer
Valley View
Lossle
Miss Schaeffer
Charles Anders
Florence
Milton Dorcus
Washington
Harvey Ricketts and Pranely
Rockville
Ishwarnd T. Schaeffer
Bessie
Pearl
Louisa
Thomas
J. G. Walt
Araby
Clayton J. Catsnil
Buckeystown
Roger Wolf
Margaret Wolfe
William V. Wolfe
Vichy
Lilly
Yellow Springs
Edward C. Krantz
Eliara Shuctfer
Frederick
George Smith
Mary Hargelt
Urbana
Charles Anderg
Plovance
W. Nall
Ruth Speeht
Doubs
Norma K. Stauffar
Point of Rocks
Nellie Baker
Nora Mosburg
Marie Slaley
Bloomfield
Alessis
John W. Nu
Edgar Summers
Harvey Ricketty
Francis Day
Della Rena
Adamstown
Eva Smith
Cartle
Maud Burdette
Hoytistaw Messrs
Clyde
Lee Thomas
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Arlow
Jefferson Society
L. Feaga
A. Doll
H. Hopwood
DR. Waters
Clover
Clover Leaf Literary Society
L. Freischman
LB. Baumgardner
Confederate States of America
William Wootnagle
Ss. Zimmerman
Noel Traller
P. Bowers
Wizard Frost
A. Kemp
Maryland Girls
Maryland Girls’ Club
BE. Church Street School
New of
Marte
Mullinix
Lizabeth Kreh
West al Saints’ Street
C. & VP. Telephone Company
Wm. M. Sheffer
Middletown
W. Cordell
Union School
Brunswick
Kefanver
Burkittsville
Chas
Hulfer
Northern Central R. & Co
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Jin
Warner's
MRS
Hoot College
Greenawalt’s
West Patrick Street
T. Schaeffer
Louis Dammers
Philadelphia
New City
Mutual Life Bids
Chestnut St
Philadelphia, Pa
Marvel
Rex
Italy
Great Northern
the Empire
Gt. Northern
Pope Pius XI
Fishers Concert Orchestey
Everhart's Temple OF Music
North Market St
H. R. Flautt
iGily
Opera House Shoe Store
Robert Graves
Patrick Stre
Firstelias Warlinrnship
Noaieriata
Sourren L. Welty
East Church ST
C. L. Kepauver
North Market Street
Maryland
L. Cramer & Sons
E. Ghurgh ST
Truss Advice
Harner’s Drug Store
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