Remembering Dr Joseph H Apple A Frederick Education Pioneer
Obituary tribute to Dr Joseph H Apple president emeritus of Heed College who died at home in Frederick. From a small start at Frederick Female Seminary he built a college of 500 students and shaped civic life with faith and leadership. His legacy endures in Hood College and the community.
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Jemgh H. Apple
Heed College
Hig
Frederick
Toung Sens Christiean Association
Cwerch
Court Streets
Dr. Apple Wat Roceres
Ela En Tha
Gustinetiée
Paria
Apple
Usrough Hood College
Dr. Apple
Frederick Children’s Hour Presented by Hood Class
Sixteen youngsters aged four to ten attended a Children’s Hour in the dramatic workshop on campus. The Hood Interpretation class directed the program with Miss Sally Wills Holland, assistant professor of English, supervising.
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Frederick
Hood
Sally Wills Holland
Local Items From The News January 19 1898
Fifty years ago in Frederick county political voting shows McComas leading. Gor gnan second. A milk wagon incident on trick street results in broken shaft irons near F J Schroeder's store. Farmers and Mechanics Bank directors appoint Winebrener Trail Duvall Gilson Hendrickson Moore as officers. George Schroeder loses three fingers at Wilcoxon and Brown lumber yard. Noah E Cramer sells F J Lewis property on East Patrick street to Rosenstock Brothers for 8000 dollars.
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John T. Best
Trick Street
F. J. Schroeder
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
DG. C. Winebrener
C. B. Trail
Wilbur A. Duvall
C. A. Gilson
Telex
C. B. T. Hendrickson
Edgar K. Moore
George Schroeder
Wilcoxon and Brown
Noah E. Cramer
F. J. Lewis
East Patrick Street
Rosenstock Brothers
Twenty Years Ago In News January 15 1928 Addison Moberly
The item notes Addison Moberly sustaining a broken leg during a basketball game at the YMCA gym and being taken to a hospital. It also records Oscar Kefauver George Myers and Charles Hermann appealing to the Board of Aldermen to remove poles on Dill Avenue and replace them with ornamental light poles. Chester C Gaver, 87, a philant hthropist from Hillsboro Virginia, married a Middletown native and served several terms as magistrate and vice president of the Loudoun National Bank in Leesburg.
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the News
Addison Moberly
Ojscar Kefaulver
George Myers
Charles Hermann
Dill Avenue
Board of Aldermen
Chester C. Gaver
Hillsboro
Middletown
Loudoun National Beak
Leesburg
Death of Dr Joseph H Apple Reverend Leader and Hood College Founding President
Tributes poured in from Frederick leaders after the death of Dr Joseph H Apple, longtime Hood College president for forty one years. He built Hood into a respected women’s college, led civic and church endeavors, and endowed the Joseph Henry Apple Library. Officials praised his dedication, integrity, and broad influence on education and community life in Maryland.
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Apple
Bency Irvin Sinker
Presida
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
Mall
Dr. Apple
Heod College
Holmes D. Baker
Frederick
Frederick County
Henri L.G. Kieffer
Young Men's Christian Association
Good Over
BH. Gambrill
Josephine P. Etchison
Burr Artz
C. Bore Artz
Joseph ¥. Apple
Maryland Public Library Advisory Commission
Artz
Hood ‘College
Joseph Henry Apple
Appie
East Church Street
Mrs. Apple
Hoodr
St. Petersburg
Cse
Clarion
Franklin Institute of
Philadelphia
Central High School
Pittsburgh
Middle States
Maryland Association of Colleges
American Association of University Women
Mercersburg Academy
Association of Schools, Colleges and Seminaries of the
Reformed Church
United States
National Education Association
American Association For the Advancement of Science, Religious Education
Reformed Churchmen’s League
Evangelical Reformed
Young Men’s Christian Association
Francis Scott Key
Frederick County Free Library
Maryland Public Library Commission
Frederick County Memorial Association
Memorial Park
How To Overthrow Constitution By Legal Subterfuge
An analysis of a three judge federal court hearing on the power of Congress to regulate grain use by the distilling industry and its implications for constitutional guarantees. The piece discusses the eighteenth and twenty first amendments, states rights, and potential shocks to press freedom if such allocation powers are upheld. It also includes unrelated notices and advice columns.
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Washington
United States
Department of Justice
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
States
Dear Miss Dix advice on leaving marriage over family ties
Dorothy Dix notes a wife unhappy despite comforts and a good provider husband who shuns her family. She asks if leaving with the children is justified. The reply says marital vows stand and taking the children would harm them, even if family relations are strained.
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Miss Dix
Bible Thoughts And Quotes On Influence And Pride
A short meditative note cites First Corinthians about leaven affecting the whole lump and quotes Chapin on the universal influence exerted by every person from birth to death.
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Chapin
Letter writers urge fair Hood College report and lake flooding plans
Helen Walker Jenkins objects to Hood College address coverage arguing Mme Hojer promotes anti American views and Swedish Russia trade ties. Richard S. Dutrow defends Culler Lake flooding efforts and urges another flood to improve ice and skating conditions for Frederick residents.
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Hojer
Daily Worker
the News
Mme. Hojer
Hood College
U. S
Russia
Mme Hojer
Sweden
America
Britain
Czechoslovakia
Alk
Mme. Hofer
Helen Walker Jenkins
Wendover Road
Baltimore
Smallpox in New York City Averted by Massive Vaccination
A 47 year old Mexican born merchant died of smallpox in New York City after traveling from Mexico City. The outbreak led to a rapid vaccination drive vaccinating six million residents in two weeks. Lessons emphasized the danger of smallpox and the need for continued vaccination to prevent future citywide outbreaks.
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Mexico
New York City
Mexico City
New Yorks
New York
William O Dwyer
York City
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Jemiers
Joseph Henry Appie
McComas
Harry Chapline
Milton G. Umer
Gorgnan
R. Paul Smith
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Woman’s College
R. Ames Hendrickson
Yall CA
Jos
AH. Apple
Woman's College
Lloyd C. Culler
United Brethren Church
AL. B
Cassell
West South Eet
J. C. Kintz
Naomi Gearinger
Dorothy Kers
Della Hamilton
Gearinger
Irving Plunkett
East Fifth Street
Amenca
Dr. Apple’s
David Lawrence
General Synod of the Church
Old Frederick
ML -Olivet
M Ork Etchison
Dorothy Dix
H.R
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Culler Lake
Somone
Richard S. Dutrow
Edwin P. Jordan
NEA Service
E. Bryan Ric
C. Albert Gisen
Florid Praferm
Clyde Be
M. Kemp Bentz
George Loctard
Charles Shook
Edward H. Mann
Millard BE. Crmlea
Thesson
John M. Grov
Reds
Blues
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