Residents urge city to fix East Fifth street gutters
A East Fifth Street resident letters The News urging street and gutter repairs and better sidewalk regulation. He cites unsanitary conditions near Chapel Alley crossing and the slow response by Mayor and City Health Officer after a slums report, calling for concrete action to curb pests and disease.
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East Fifth Street
Hoage College
Chapel Alley
Frederick
Grengle
East Fourth Street
Streets Yield to Quiet Alleys as Care Taken Alone
Narration notes residents stepping back from crowded lanes to tend to personal duties, letting sidewalks and side streets fall quieter. The piece reflects a shift toward self care and reduced communal travel, with neighborhoods adjusting routines accordingly.
Hood College Students Stage Aesthetic Dances at Opera House
Hood College students presented Flowers Leaves and Butterflies at the City Opera House drawing large crowds. About 22 performers wore crepe paper costumes with lyre staffs and nature themed figures under Miss Faunt le Roy, with eight Washington County High School graduates and eight Hagerstown youths in Puritan costumes performing another act.
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Hood College
City Opera House
Frederick
Medora Mantz
Lenore Sourbeer
Anna Helfenstein
Ruth Helfenstein
Lallian Lantz
Yelen McCullagh
Miriam Applie
Prof Stouffer
Hagerstown
Maria Schnebly
Leonard Wibberiy
Dora, McMuller
John Miller
Mildred Long
Aldine Lakin
Elizabeth Bennett
Charles Harbaugh
Bertie Miller
Errol Ward
Susan Morin
Stanley Little
Helen Feldman
Louis Young
Mildred Munn
Frank Luther
Warmest night records and early summer drive to coast
The piece notes last night reached a record warm 66 degrees at Frederick with no hour under that mark, surpassing the previous night’s minimum. It recalls the warmest nights since Sept 16, 1912 and June 18, 1913, signals summer has begun and travel to mountains and seashore will start earlier. It also records a high of 88 degrees yesterday. Miss Katherine Rice of near Lewistown asks readers to donate discarded temperance and religious papers for mission work in Oklahoma.
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Frederick
Katherine Rice
Nrar
Lewistown
Yesterdy
Oklaboma
Mission
Woodward
Okla
Foot Injury Reported in Brunswick From Broken Glass
Youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Aigire of Brunswick cut his foot on broken glass. A small artery was severed and the wound bled heavily. D. A. G. Horine provided medical aid. The passage also includes an Ohio state disclaimer and a Hall and Cheney medical advertisement with testimonial claims and distribution notes.
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Harry C. Aigire
Brunswick
D. A. G. Horine
Victory Lessons from Isaac Lobe Straus at Jefferson High
Isaac Lobe Straus urged Jefferson High School graduates to pursue victory in life through honesty courage and steady work. He urged clear life design and sustained effort while enjoying health and happiness. Diplomas and medals were awarded to Fayette Wanna Sykes Ethel Rice Esther Marguerite Rice Wilbur Horne and Thomas Thrasher.
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Isaac Lobe Suaus
Siferson High School
Ran
Sidney Smith
Taan
Straus
Fayette Wanna Sykes
Ethel Marguerite Rice
Esther Maude Marght
Wilbur Ross Horne
Thomas Lakin Thrasher
W. T. Mahoney
Missajette Sykes
Siiss Helen Ceebran
Enzene v. Doty
Millard
Hice
Page M. Etchison
WLGC
Sykes
Maule Maughi
Panama Canal
Fayette Sykes
Isaac Lobe Straus
W.C. Skyes
Sein Fern
Cavacus
Doh
Attace
Braddock Heights
Edward S. Rice
Mary Remsburg
Jefferson
George Stark
High School Class Day Exercises At Opera House
B H S class day program announces that the senior class will present an program at the City Opera House tonight. The event includes a cadet corps on stage, speeches by Arthur Brown Richard Simmons and others, with music by violin soloist Lewis Sponselley and a history by Henry Knock. Officers for the upcoming Frederick Preschool Kinderarten year are elected at the annual meeting led by Rev. Dixon with Bertha Trail as vice president and Ama Newman as treasurer.
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Stanley Damuth
Wilam McGil
Musig
Altmini Association
Clarence Creeger
Stanley 2. Damuth
Ernest Stoner
Wthel Webster
Calerine Albaugh
Stanley . Damuth
Maliih Wiles
Mary Creager
Barkelbaugh
Tus
Heh
Opéra -Duse
Loys
Dlonge Lonleht
Arthur Brown
Richard F. Simmons
Fulton Nicodemus
C. Leslie Turnbull
Raymond N. Rowler
Melvin A. Rantsburg
Edward
Siaith
Lewis M. Sponselley
Henry L. Knock
Austin James
Ralph
Mercury
Harold A. Kemp
Byron A. Winebroner
Frederick Pree
Anlnest
Dry
TL Freeman Dixon
Bertha Trail
Preg Dent
Ernest Tielfenstein
Ama Newman
Margaret Wisenhauer
Louise Faplington
Peete
Officers of King David Lodge Elect Officers
King David Lodge No. 50 10 O U elected officers at the semiannual meeting last night. Jollen W. Quarrells was past grand, Abraham J. Eichelberger noble grand, Noah A. Rochelle vice grand, and Charles F. Seeger recording secretary. Installation set for July 1.
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King David Lodge
King David Lodges
O. U
Jollen W. Quarrells
Abraham J. Eichelberger
Noah A. Rochelle
Charles F. Seeger
Eight Young Ladies to Compete for Silver Medal
An oratorical contest under the auspices of W. C. T. U. in Middletown Opera House Saturday evening features twelve young ladies contending for a silver medal. Directed by Mise Lucy Wilhide, the program includes vocal solos, duets, and an instrumental number performed by pianists Minnie Dunterman and Floy Blaer, with judges Misa J. Keller, Prof. Tarry J. Ketivaer, and Rev. W. uso.
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Middletown Satuday
Ausalees
W. CT. YU
Middletown
Duckevstowns
Tarry J. Ketaiver
Frederick
Elizabeth Holter
Myrie Kepler
Esther Coblents
Misa Midge Anders
Miriam Coblenta
Naomi Tert
Grace Trang
Camile Mr. Cael Roderick
Hey
Geo. A. Snyder
Prof Wyand Declines Washington State Gallant Work
Prof Wyand of Washington County declines a Washington State post to inaugurate and continue a long running project in Beeton carried on by Ukebo over the past five years.
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Wyand
Gall
Croft
Washington County
Washington State
Ukebo
Beeton
Night of the I Entertainment at Girls High School
Girl s High School seniors staged a novel class play The Night of the I Entertain ment in the auditorium drawing a large audience The production featured a wide cast with Gertrude Atherton Louise Kemp and several other students in roles including the heroine and comic parts The article notes the show as an innovation and suggests the class play may continue annually
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Gertrude Atherton
Louise Kemp
Dot Linsay
Margery Mott
Lu Butler
Athletic
Grace Gannon
Nell Powers
Michievous
Pauline Suman
Maude Rivers
Dorothy Filler
Betty Holloway
Kesic McCutcheon
Lola Berry
Ruth Gittinser
Mary Farthering
Blert
Mebe Terry
Sigler
Ruth Holdcraft
Amy Richards
Rebecca Myers
Annie Fenton
Jean Siimson
Beatrice Geer
Idith Leslie
Harriette Ramsburg
Ruth Golding
Lilian Rothenhoefer
Violet Tramsa3
Gentle
Helen Comfort
Edward Powers
Xelos
Ada Carter
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