Hood College president speaks on needs and alumni support
Dr Stahr addressed Hood College alumni and students at a Saturday event in Coblenz. He reflected on his freshman year and early presidency, praised former students who aided recruitment, and urged ongoing gives and registrations for next year amid campus needs.
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Icelock
Coblentz Hai
Wiicnam
Henry T. Stabe
Innis
Colege
Hood College
Stahr
Ana & Grea
Hove C.uas
Baring
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Snettuton
Hos
Geever
T Stahr
Aeork Las
Saxl
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Badget
Schoacrs
Amon
Hiery Apple
Hood
Simes Trey
Joseph Ho Apple
Aprile
Festival Queen Sophie Stephens Presides at Riedodend Festival
Sophie Stephens daughter of Mr Stephens will reign as Queen of the annual Riedodend Festival. The event features a spectacular parade and community celebrations led by the festival committee and local dignitaries.
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Sophie Stephens
Mr Stephens
Bridal Jewelry Trends Before June Weddings Rise
NEA Service notes the June wedding season boosts demand for engagement and wedding rings. Brides favor slender bands but showcase large diamonds. emerald cuts rise in popularity. grooms often purchase jewels as gifts, with bridesmaids and ushers receiving tokens of appreciation.
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NEA Service
New York
Promotion and oath of office at local station ceremony
A sergeant and four officers were promoted and sworn in as lieutenants and captains by J Wrige, head of the State Department, on Saturday. The event marked a continuation of service in the ts section, with the promotion occurring about a month ago.
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Felserstein
Andrew Connor Ruxon
J . Wrige
Stat
Tinies Tubing Adventure Turns Tadpole Tires
A playful scene shows the Tinies riding rubber tubes as the rubber man guides them. They race along a bumpy ground shouting tips and warnings about steering and avoiding crashes. A puncture ends one ride as the group continues in hopeful, chaotic fun.
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Dotty
Class of 1933 Performs for President Emeritus Apple
Students sang and staged stunts with special songs. awards went to Miss Margarit R. Motter for largest per capita attendance and to the 1901 class for second in attendance. Mrs Emmie McCabe Mitre and Bert L. Pa accompanist led performances. several checks were presented and a five year pledge reminder noted.
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Apple
Margarit R. Motter
Frederick
Moss Bez Garber Pal
Sng
Emur McCabe Miter
Bert l. Pa
Aiong
Meprice
Stahr
OTA
Appice Renez
Emanne Kotz
Ivan. Pa
Stass
Joseph Stepton
Siam
Afar
Carroll County liquor board denies on sale permit
The Carroll County Commissioners acting as a liquor board refused an on sale permit for Oscar M. Anglesbee, proprietor of the RidgeSide Hotel, after protests from 13 objectors. The decision followed a review of the application and evidence presented.
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Carroll County
Oscar M. Anglesbee
Tidgeside
Radio Schedules and Guests Highlight June Airings
Radio program listings show WEAF NBC and WJZ NBC CBS segments with speakers including EB Witte and J N S Budget Director, plus a June 23 briefing by an assistant secretary. The notice mentions a frog capture near Linganore and Liberty Town, and includes several local station promos and weathered fragmentary details.
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Frank Aro
Unteri
Thomas Noof
Ron
Jnr
NBC
EB. Witte
John N S. Budget
D.recformer
Atant Hent
Baltimore Newspaperman
Man sues cattle dealer over condemned herd sale
Paul M. Gaver of Carroll County sues Charles W. King Westminster cattle dealer in Circuit Court seeking 2000 dollars damages claiming three heifers bought November 25 1932 were condemned and misrepresented by the seller Dr C B Weagley Frederick County veterinarian identified condemned animals and ear tags in the herd test soon after the purchase.
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Paul M. Garer
David T. G
Airy
Carroll County
Charles W King
Westminster
Deviaratu
T. Bar, Gaver
Nathan EB. Clagget
Mear Long Cormer
Hung
Gaver
C. B. Weagley
Frederick County
Hong
Struck by Auto on Market Street Injures Child
Evelyn Miles, a child from Clarksburg, was struck by a car on North Market Street near the Frederick Theater around 9 30 PM Saturday. The driver Frank Stockman stopped, reported the incident, and cooperated with police. Miles was treated with stitches at a hospital and released home after evaluation by Officer Ben Phebus.
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North Market Street
Evelyn Miles
Clarksburg
Freder: Guy Hospices
Stockman
West South Street
Ben Phebus
Frederick Theater
Second
Church Streets
Maryland Officer Promoted From Corporal to Lieutenant
Corporal promoted to lieutenant in Maryland State Police. Niles G. Falkenstein, a University of Maryland graduate, rose from private to sergeant before this recent promotion. Stationed previously at Frederick substation and Hazerstown post, he advances in the department.
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Niles G. Falkenstein
Maryland State Police
Falkenstein
Frederick
Hazerstown
University of Maryland
Veterinarian Reports Disease Hit Six Logs From Condemned Stock
The veterinarian notes six logs suffer Bang's disease after exposure to condemned stock. Gaver asserts nine animals in total, with six contracting the contagious disease from the source animal purchased from King.
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Bang
King
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