Diplomas Presented at Frederick College Commencement
Frederick College marked its 149th commencement with Rev. J. Howard Wells delivering "The Open Door." Diplomas in Commercial Department were awarded to Day and Night students, with medals for scholarship and debating. Monograms were presented to top athletes, followed by a class banquet and toasts by faculty and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 8. Riehelberger
Vistors
Frederick College
Thiran
Grace Riehelberger
Reine Estelle Grove
Matilda Tiele Honeh
Mary Madeline Honrf
Ruth Teresa Kennedy
Sarah Lows
McGinness
Ruth Rebecca Simmons Mantie Helena Lynder
Nellie Lenora Swomley
Frank Albertus Castle
Walter John Wirts
Samuel Howard Hieherd
Murphy Beall
Arabella Catherine Bhavenaner
Alyrtle Elka
Frances Catherine Riehl
Lillian May Miller
Lala Maleora Shook
L Willian Burgee
Harry Francis Gurkhart
Nathan Earle Webb
Charles P. Levy, Jr
John Storm
Roonsboro
John Reading Sehley
World Laughs Menu Evening at Frederick College
Guests enjoyed a well hosted event with Rev J Howard Wels and Rev J J Rives in attendance. The menu was served in fine style and praised for its planning with rooms decorated by palms and Frederick College corners, all arranged with good taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Wels
J. J. Rives
Otte
Frederick College
Middletown High School Graduates Addressed at Ceremony
At Middletown Opera House last evening the Middletown High School class received diplomas in a crowded ceremony. Emory L. Coblentz gave the address on duties and opportunities, medals and certificates were awarded, and diplomas presented by Supt. John F. White. Class Day exercises followed in Town Hall with student speakers, poems, history, and singing in a concise program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Mason Holman
Roscoe M. Doub
Emory L. Coblente
Chiss
Laurie K. Coble
Rosenour
Rosroe M Doub
Lamar
Frances M. Doub
Stockman
Commercial Department
John
Jennie M. Coblentz
Thurmont High School Closing Exercises and Alumni Reunion
The eighteenth annual Thurmont High School commencement closing last night in Town Hall featured Reno S. Harp’s address to graduates Catherine Albaugh Helen Wisong Mary Alice Favorite Joseph Fry Birdie Troxell Leslie Troxel Ethel Webster Helen Wisong and others. The Alumni Association held a Tuesday reunion with a life at a hearing school motion picture Life at a Hearing School followed by toasts from Mofo H. D. Beachley and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont High School
Reno S&s Harp
Thebencer
Helen
Lahore
Mare A
Asic
Leslie W Proxell
Joseph William Fry
Birdie May Troxell
Leslie Walter Troxel
Ethel Ogle Webster
Helenshaw Wisong
Town Tall
Schoel
Lewis Otoote
Sarher
H. D. Beachley
Fort
Sarepta Grimes
Ernest Sioner
Stanier R. Damurh
Rainfall Chart From Weather Bureau Records
Report lists monthly rainfall in inches for this city from February through September with figures and notes on drought impact. Describes a disastrous drought last summer due to low precipitation and compares this year’s rainfall to the prior year’s levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Graduation Exercise Tonight for Nellie Ho and Class
Tonight the graduation exercise proper will be held, marking the culmination of Kranty class sill Nellie Ho TE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Ho TE
Public Schools in County Closed Due to Low Attendance
County reports show public schools closed as attendance fell short of required numbers. Prof. John T. White, county examiner, cites illnesses and incomplete reports as factors while noting a high enrollment of 115 pupils in the year’s state tally and limited access to full data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mededee Ge
John T. White
Vrol
White
Itoa
Tte
Yeu
Speeding Crackdown Stages Maryland Tour by Auto Chief
Commissioner George continues a statewide campaign against automobile violators touring Western Maryland including Jiigerstown and Centreville. He orders speed and reckless driving fines, assigns special officers, and plans signs urging drivers to horn and slow, while urging justices of the peace to enforce heavy penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
John J. George
Maryland
Jiigerstown
Prederick
Mastern Shore
Centreville
McCarty
Baltimore
Coeorge
W. 1. Eberhart
Baltiwore
Thea
Bass Fishing Rules For Frederick County Anglers
Frederick County fishermen may fish Potomac waters under a staged calendar. May bans apply to most waters, Monocacy and tributaries barred except one mile above mouth. From June 1 to December 1 bass may be taken in Monocacy tributaries only with hook and line. Potomac season runs March 15 to June 1. Size limits specified for white perch yellow perch pike rock catfish sturgeon and rock during spawning months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Potomac
Monocacy River
Frederick
Potomac River
Monoracy River
Brederick
Convention Opens At Lutheran Church In Pharmont
The annual convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union opened this morning at the Lutheran church in Pharmont. About four delegates were registered while fifty to sixty attended the morning session. After the session delegates dined at the Town Hall and were entertained by the Wt. T. of Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inn's Christian Temperance Union
Pharmont
Wt. T. Tt
Thurmont
Mrs Abell Granted Divorce in Towson Courthouse
A decree granting an absolute divorce to Elizabeth C. Abell from Charles C. Abell on abandonment grounds was filed in Towson. Elizabeth gains custody of four minor children, with visitation and travel rights for Charles, and entitlement to life insurance policies totaling 7 000 plus annual support for the children. He must deed Woodbourne Avenue property to her for life with remainder to the children, and remarriage caps support at 7 200 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towson
Elizabeth C. Abell
Charles C. Abell
Mr Abell
Avell
Planned World Control Trial Prompts Carnegie Gate Question
Special dispatch reports Judge Garry directing Stanley to consult Carnegie gate regarding a six hundred million dollar corporation. He pledged to address the charge that the trust orchestrated the work control as the committee adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Garry
Stanley
Carnegie
Sudden Accident Leaves Several Fatally Hurt in Managua
Special Dispatch reports a deadly incident in Managua Nicaragua where 150 people sustained fatal injuries. Officials from Washington confirm details as the arsenal accident unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Managua
Nicara Ana
Manual Training Exhibit At Boys High School
The Manual Training Department at Boys High School will host an exhibit Friday in the basement room from 1:80 to 4:30. Benches, pattern making and mechanical drawing work shown. All interested in school and community welfare are invited to visit in the afternoon. about 300 people attended last year. Finished projects returned to pupils Saturday from 4 to 12 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ High School
Tohorrow
Rain Breaks Drouth With May Showers and Cooler Skies
The region received the best May rainfall to aid crops as showers eased a protracted drought. May’s total fell short of normal and last year’s heat, with high temperatures limiting rain effectiveness. Forecasters caution that drought fears persist as summer approaches, despite recent relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar Beergen
Joer
Baltimore
Weathey Bureau
Frederick
Jupiter Pluvius
Weather Bureau
Carrol Leaves for Rome in Visa Arrival
Carrol departs for Rome amid tense travel notes. Officials note motive tied to cine and visa procedures as race to catch Beaumont and Arreplane unfolds. Descriptions imply urgency and international context with 220 pages noted in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visa
Cine
Yos
Nome Jiu
Beaumont
Called For Service In Hermjoo Moontenegro Report
An item notes a service call in Hermjoo and Moentenegro during the evening hours. Details are partial with timing rough and unknown parties listed in the terse report.
Emmitsburg Defeats Taneytown In Tight Nine Inning Win
Emmitsburg delivered a decisive win over Taneytown in the late innings as Frailey, a promising rookie, starred for the home team. Lowe and Mrailer shared battery duties for Emmitsburg while Jenkins and Clingan worked for Taneytown in a loose, high‑energy contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semmitsburg
Taneytown
Emmitsburg
Jenkins
Frailey
Emittsburg
Lowe and
Mrailer
iJenking
Clingan
Sisters of Charity Acquire Hospital In Cumberland
The Sisters of Charity have purchased Allegheny Hospital on Decatur street Cumberland for over 26900 dollars, plan to double capacity, keep the name, and place five sisters from Emmitsburg in charge with current Baltimore staff retained. About 10000 dollars will fund improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Charity
Allegheny Hospital
Decatur Street
Cumberland
Emmitsburg
Baltimore
Shows big increase in population in Edinburg
Edinburg Scotland on June 1 reports population numbers rising sharply with a 27 percent uptick. The article notes health indicators and conditions among residents, mentioning products and remedies tied to improved well being and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburg
Scotland
Betas
Preaches Opening Sermon at Carroll County Convention
Rev. Ulysses G. Rupp preached the opening sermon in Westminster this morning before the Carroll County Christian Endeavor Convention. He is slated to participate in the children’s hour this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses G. Rupp
Westminster
Carroll County
Wins Fight For Life Amid Battle With Fever
A patient from Toefl whit he States Cd faced a grave bout as illness and fever threatened life. After three weeks of struggle, medical teams, including Heat at has helped nme creas, determined the condition was serious but improving with treatment at Pearie's Pharmacy and care teams.
Governor Crothers to Resume State Road Inspections
At his earliest opportunity Governor Crothers will resume road inspections starting with Prince Georges county and will tour other counties in Southern Maryland and Worcester county on the Eastern Shore. Nearaigia mie XY relieved, Rizowa Bache tablets, Harnews drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nearaigia
Harnews
Governor Crothers laments politics in newspapers
Governor Crothers says newspapers flood with politics and candidate talk. He argues voters care about government policies over who holds office and asks editors to focus on real plans that improve government and lower costs. He ends by stressing principles of government over individual men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crothers
Local Interest Briefs Highlight Notable Movements and Repaint
George Gittinger Earl Myers and Frank Garrett captured fledgling frogs near Lewistown last night. Alfred Gaver of Middletown arrived in a Frederick Garage four door Planders automobile. Frederick W Cramer on East Second Street has been repainted by a crew led by Henry R Fampe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gittinger
Earl Myers
Frank Garrett
Lewistown
Alfred Gaver
Middletown
Frederick Garage & Handsome
Frederick W Cramer
East Second Street
Henry R. Fampe
News of the Churches and Local Notices
Services at Evangelical Lutheran church review catechumen lessons as four people are admitted. A jury will be summoned to inquire into Arthur Whipp death after being struck by a Washington and Rockville tram near Halpine. Miss Frances Rohrback class of St Joseph's College Emmitsburg to graduate June 13 15 with Cardinal Gibbons presiding on the 15th. Auto engine driver James Brust ill. George Kolb and David Danmer cover engine duty during absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses
G. Rupp
Arthur Whipp
Washington and Rockville
Halpine
Justice of the Peace
Reading
Whipp
Geo. W. Whipp
Frances BE. Rohrback
Charles Rohrback
Frederick
St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Cardinal Gibbons
James E
Brust
Independent Hose Co
George Kolb
David Danmer
Frederick Market Prices 1911 Quotations from Frederick County Exchange
Corrected June 1 1911 the Frederick Market prices list farm commodities including Wheat No 2 Red Corn Shelley Corn Ryette oats barley flour mill feed and various seeds and hays with price ranges per bushel or per ton plus bale figures and potacors pricing ranges for potatoes and other produce. The entry reflects historic regional farm product values and terminology used in that period.
Footwear and Corset Adverts from Market Street
MISCELLANEOUS three special lines include Patent Colt Oxfords Vici Kid Oxfords Parent Col Oxfords AML Goodsyear welt and Leather Insoles, offered at low prices from MOSER'S 227 N Market It Spirella Corset promises shaping and lasting support, MAES C I MILLER representative 225 N Market St Phone 44-F Have your water closets cleaned by John Esterly 1 Bouse 208 East Sixth St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic
Patent Colt Oxfords
Vici Kid Oxfords
Col Oxfords
AML
Moser’s
Maes
C. IE Miller
Market St
John Esterly
East Sixth St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. DR. Wells
Presslent Koonts
Wey. Wella
Wells
Fle
Aius
Vite
Fac
Takiiel Webster
Markey
John Markey
Sehey
Tronald Waesche
Frank Castle
Oscar Derr
Clinton Waesche
O. UV
Rhoades
Mits Thirza Eichelberger
Cliss
Louis Otte
Orint
Frank L. Knode
BE. L. McLean
J. Howard Wells
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
E L. Mclean
eparpEe
Middletown High School
Tarry Ebulfer
Minuies
Clings
Trascoe Doub
Edith Lighter
Hares Duffer
Henrietta Elliott
George Smyde
Lora Coblentz
Adamstown High School
Kreis Hall
Tobiay E. Zimmerman
M. Louise Kreig
Rukh Kreig
Raymond Krantz
Ruth Kreig
Clara A. Raser
J. Preston Smith
W. Raymond
Drouth
Carrol
Rome
Hermjoo
m—Eversman
Sors Ap Hey
Werman
Mascari
News OF the Churches
Miss Rohrback
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Shelley
Rye
N. I. & D. Mants
S. Market St
Chas. L. Li. Fox
North Market Street
R. James Long
North Market
Sepiydlsy
South Market Street
Clinton McSherry
H. Second Street
Dsd&wlyf
R. H. EB. Peterman
West Franklin Streey
City Hotel
Citas
E. Gill
United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons
Sidence
Doll& Dolk
Bevard Kepner
Frederick MD
Aprédiy
NISI
Circuit Court
Equity
Charles W. Ross
George Murdock
Isit
Frederick ‘Gounty
Harry W. Bowers
Tuchard T. Ross
Walkersville
Liber and Frederick Turnpike Boat Co
Walkersville Savings Bank
M. Thomas
Edwin Deville
Ederick
Board of Aldermen
J. E. Schell
M. A. McCaffrey
City Register
News Offic
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!