Gladstone Society Hosts Novel Literary Contest Ending Burgee’s Second Year
New Market High School, led by Principal Clyde E Burgee, staged a 44-part literary contest closing the school year. Judges Rev P M Boyden Rev Hooker and Harry B Wood announced winners in oratory essay and recitation categories. Miss Beulah Hogarth won best oration, Miss Elizabeth Wood best essay, Hanford Hopkins best reciter in high school, Carrie Grimes best reciter in primary, and Evelya Falconer best reciter in intermediate. The event featured prizegivings, class leadership honors, and a floral tribute to graduate Miss Blanche Murphy. The hall brimmed with attendees as the program highlighted Burgee’s two-year progress adding eleventh grade and domestic science.
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Burgee
Gladstone Literary Society
New Market High School
Margaret Wood
Blanche Murphy
Old Montana
Madeline Mount
Emma Kelly
Eleanor Eader
Nellie Cashour
Mary Nicodemus
Sadie Glisan
Frances Falconer
Miss Mary Ogle
Lenora Ogle
Browning Davis
Custer
Ralph Falconer
Papa
Evelyn Falconer
Charlotte Falconer
Lasea
Mary Burrall
Ruth Utz
Dewey Zimmerman
Hanford Hopkins
Rachel Spaugh
Yawcob Straus
Aonald Hogarth
Mamie Moore
Louise Albaugh
Ver‘non Hooker
Beulah Hogarth
Esay
Elizabbeth Wood
Manila Bay
Gilbert Murphy
Miriam J ®Tchison
Rover
Charles Utz
Allen Sho Demus
Elizabeth Kimmel
John Maynard
Julia Hammond
Carrie Grimes
Edith Burr
Elizabeth Wood
Evelya Falconer
Clyde E. Burgee
Marg Eret Blentlinger
William Zimmerman
Vernon Hooker
Hanford Boyer
Robert Hopkins
Eleanor Bader
Rachel Albaugh
Nellie Cash
Allen Nicodemus
Hich
New Market
New Market School
Murphy
Frederick
Barges
Samuel Plummer
Edith Davis
Mary Thomas
Universal Peace Memorial Speech Honors Civil War Veterans
A Memorial Day address honors both Union and Confederate sacrifices, urging universal peace and moral renewal. It recalls mothers’ sacrifices, praises valor and unity, and urges action against corruption. Notable survivors in the county are listed, followed by a colored voters meeting for the G O P ticket with Leo Weinberg keynote.
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Lesking
Lowell
Ifo
Relief Corps
Fleve
G. O. TP
Nazarite Hall
Leo Weinberg
Contempt Case Dismissed Over City Plant Plans Payment
Judges Urner Worthington and Peter dismissed a taxpayers petition seeking to hold the Mayor and Aldermen in contempt for a $3 088 60 payment to engineer Charles L Reeder. The court ruled the injunction did not cover the payment and that the money was for contracted services, not injunctive relief. No bond will be required to reimburse the city if advances are needed, and a hearing is planned soon with 20 hand present for now. Engineer Reeder attended the proceedings.
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Urner, Worthington
Peter
Shgmeer
Charles L. Reeder
Reeder
Emgineer Reeder
Mary Russell Wins Parochial Essay Prize
Miss Mary Russell of Notre Dame Academy in this city, daughter of Michael Hussell of Mast Third street, won the fief privée in the parochial school division of the state essay contest among Catholic colleges and schools. First prize is $10 for the piece titled The Voyage of the Maryland Pilgrims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Russell
Notre Dame Academy
Michael Hussell
Mast Third Street
Maryland
G. I. S. Alumnae Annual Banquet Set for June 8
Final arrangements completed for the annual banquet of the G. I. S. Alumnae to be held June 8 at the City Hotel at 8 o clock. About 150 members are expected to attend.
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City
Montgomery Schools Close
Gaithersburg High School held its commencement Thursday evening with diplomas from Principal Prof. Thomas W. Troxall and an address by Rev. John C. Copen haver. Graduates include Lillian Lorraine day and others. Brookeville High School also graduated with Dr. Jasper L. McBrien delivering the address. Poolesville High School closed with Principal Hex Larney presenting diplomas as Prof. Wills Burdette spoke. Mer sersburg Academy prize winners from Frederick County included Walter Daniel Mebbing and Albert Stockdale Gernand among others.
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Gaithersburg High School
Thomas W. Troxall
John C. Copenhaver
Methodist Church
Goshen
Lillian Lorraine Day
Annie Mary Bottlemay
Mary Kia Ward
Alverda Griffith Cooke
Anna Louise Williams
Ida Ellen Kemp
Lillian Belle Hoyle
Klen Uritt
Ricketts
George KF. Poll Juck
Wills &. Burdette
County Superinterment of Schools
Poolesville High School
Lulu Mae Chiswell
Jessie May Bodmer
Wdith Blanche White
Barbara Jennings ‘Trundle
Leona White Soper
Frederick County
Mersersburg Academy
Washington Irving
Walter Daniel Mebbing
Frederick
Albert Stockdale Gernand
Thurmont
Martin Newcomer Rohrbach
Braddock Heights
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W. H. Shipley
J. W. Bitzler
Joseph Trundie
Alfred Riddlemoser
George i Railing
Lewis Koester
W. c C. Beel
Albert Lamar
Calvin Bready
Edward Bready
Adamstown
John E. de Laghmutt
Mount Airy
Joan D. Conard
White Oak Springs
Robert
Collee
Mik
Oye
Montgomery Schools
THE
Gentral Trust Company
C. R. Landis
South Market ST
Landis
Lehr Pianos
U. S
Cramer’s Palace OF Music Factory
Central Restaurant
D Frederick
North Market St
Square Corner
James Carrol Proprietor
Community Hardware CO
Ana
Frederick “MD
QOL
Zephers
Gingham
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