Hood College Class Day Exercises Held Amid Rain
Hood College proceeded with Class Day activities despite bad weather. A morning board of directors and faculty meeting preceded events in Brodbeck Hall. Sophomores carried the laurel chain, seniors planted ivy, and the Mantle oration was delivered by the senior class president. An Alumnae reception followed and a May Day movie was shown in the evening. Approximately 115 alumnae registered, with many visiting from multiple states and towns including Miss Helen Price.
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Hoog College
Brodbeck Hall
Lauel
Coblentz Hall
Martha Dickert
Genevieve Emery
Dickert
Hod Colege
Francis Scott’ Key
Winchester
Helen Price
Meredith College
Raleigh
N.C
Roberta Carty
Grace Seitz Landauer
Miriam R. Apple
the City
Mary Lu McCuskey
BBC
Pine Grove
W. Va
Betty Berr
Pittsburgh
Vera Allsheskey
Bernardsville
N. J
Mary C. Ott
Katherine E. Dutrow
Agnés C. Dutrow
Margaret R. Motter
This City
Edith DeChant Totem
Haddonfield
Alice McCuster
Pearl L. Smeltzer
Harrisburg
Marcelene Kefanver
Edith M. Thomas
Bessie Hargett Clapp
Bertha McCall
New York
Edna Mullinix Marker
Ada Wheaton
Anderson
Burdan Detar
Pottstown
Maurzgaret Schafenacker
Estelle Kaster Heiman
Clara Patterson McPherson
Dorothy Metz Scott
Barbara Wineman
Sara Markley
Eunice McElheny Potts
Helen C. Kelly
Nellie McC. Hoffmeier
Golda Riser Bittle
Pauline Beachley Hightman
Ruby M. Cline
Pearl Barnhart
Margaret Webler
Margaret Byers Barnhart
Mary E. Paxson
Ruth Morrison
Margaret McDonald Gotwald
Jeannette Shirer
A. Elizabeth Kuhn
Ll. Elizabeth Lewis
Lucy L. Best
Katrina C Stone
Anna E. Siebecker
Heloise DeGrangeldham
Rhea S. Abernathy
Margaret A. Hoffman
Janie Q. Delaplaine
Edith HB. Greisemer
Mary Hay
Helen Ramsay Cunningham
Osa Fink Sipes
Regina Beachley Main
Grace Zimmerman Zeizler
Georgianna Simmons Gittinger
Edna Bremer
Isabell Storm Griffa
Laura M. Diefenbacher
J. Marian Caughey
Elizabeth F. Joslin
Helen M. Bork
Florence C. Glace
Thelma E. Dutrow
Genevieve Thomas
C. M. Frei
Blanche Howard
Etelyn Hester
Mary Kiefer Nace
Akira
Japan
Rachel Athaneh
Elizaabtlg Rariner
Dorothy Taylor
Catherine Bell
Elizabeth Berger
Virginia Carty
Mar Carty Mich
Anne Brown
Ruth Morris
Helen Oregle Hamme
Jillian Zeigler Lateran
C. Bess Castle
Flossie E. Cain
Ethel W. Castle
Torothy Reiner
Madre FE
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Elizabeth Shearer
Fannie E. Mazer
Mildred Lee Brown
Grace Ril. Agimer
Dean Lefer
Elizabeth Apple McCain
Marr C Eisen McDoprald
Janice Firman Thomas
Marjorie Tents
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Emaline We Mohr
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M Gale
Farm revolt looms over Hoover nomination battle
Western farmers question if the GOP can nominate Herbert Hoover given farm relief disputes. The platform is unlikely to endorse the McNary Haugen plan, while farm leaders threaten walkouts. Eastern opposition and key states like New York Pennsylvania Connecticut shape a tight contest at Kansas City.
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Kansas City
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Iowa
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Minnesota
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Montana
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1Inels Agriculttural Association
Murpor
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Iowa Farm Bureau
Marx Woods
J. O. Shaffe
W. L. Stockton
Montana Farm Bureau
Lawsen
Pastor Accepts Call to Shepherdstown Church
Rev Joseph E Guy former pastor of St Pauls Reformed charge resigns from First National Bank and Trust Company where he headed the information department He will leave for Shepherdstown West Virginia where Weatherate has been appointed to a church shift of duties noted in local notices
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St. Pauls
First National Bank and Trust Company
Shepherdstown
W. Wa
Eherate
City
Lawyer Clifton Brown Shot by Former Client in Baltimore
In Baltimore on June 4 Clifton F. Brown a Baltimore law firm member was fatally shot as he neared his office by a man waiting in the corridor The slayer who collapsed at the police station later identified himself as Louis Berman a shoe manufacturer Berman had previously represented Brown in settling his father s estate and had refused to pay Brown s fee of 2500 His death occurred en route to a hospital Brown s widow and three children survive The Court of Appeals recently upheld Brown s fee claim against Berman who said the matter caused him distress.
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Baltimore
Clifton F. Brown
Lous Berman
Brown
Are
Mrs Dorothy R Black and Clarence E Carty wed in Guilford
A wedding in Guilford Baltimore Saturday at 4 pm united Mrs Dorothy Riordan Black and Clarence Edwin Carty both of Baltimore. ceremony at bride’s mother Florence Riordan residence. The couple plan a southern motor trip and will reside at 115 Overhill Road Guilford after June 15. Also noted is Lillian Moore of Hagerstown named best all around girl in seventh grade Antictam Street School.
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Dorothy Riordan Black
Clarence Edwin Carty
Harry Edwin Carty
Thomas Hardy
Roland Park
Florence Riordan
George J. Riordan, Jr
James Stewart Cottman
Maud Damest
D. Marshall Shroeder
G. J. Valiant Furniture Company
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Tis Overhill Road
Harry FE. Carts
Philip Carty
Frederick C. Bowers
Misa Lillian Moore
East Church Street
Hagerstown
Antictam Street
Held For Hearing In Medicine Permit Case
James A. Fills was arrested on a charge of selling medicine without a permit and is held in jail awaiting a preliminary hearing.
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Kean Turns Over 50000 To Jersey Campaign Funds
Hamilton P. Kean testified to the Reed Campaign Fund committee that he turned over 50000 to his campaign manager and that all but 1000 was spent. He said he had little information on where the money went and denied knowledge of who financed a Philadelphia advertisement linked by Edward C. Stokes to a potential law violation.
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Edward C. Stokes
Camden
Weddings Weds Mr. Von Schlegell in Baltimore Home
The ceremony for Max von Schlegell of Baltimore and Florence Harris occurred Saturday at the bride's residence with Alfred R. Riggs as best man. The couple will reside at 11 East Chase Street after October 1, while Mrs von Schlegell is noted for community work in Chicago.
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Robert H. Sayrend
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Wva
Frederick
William G. Lee Defeated for Railroad Brotherhood Presidency
William G. Lee, longtime head of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, loses to A. F. Whitney by 24 votes at the triennial convention in Cleveland. Also notes marriage licenses issued in Hagerstown to Allen G. Creek and Ada M. Baugher.
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Ohio
William G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
A. F. Whitney
Hagerstown
Allen G. Creek
Bakerien
W. Va
Ada M. Baugher
Burkitteville
French Flyers Start Transatlantic Hop From Trepassey
Amelia Earhart and Wilmer Stultz aboard the Friendship began the planned trans Atlantic leg from Trepassey Newfoundland after a 5 56 a m takeoff. The crew planned a London England landing with Southampton as a possible target while refueling at Trepassey.
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Visiting Earl Returns to New York Aboard Majestic
The visiting Earl David, Earl of Norithesk, arrived in New York alone aboard the U S Majestic. Five years earlier he married Jessca Crown of Winter Garden, and now a romance blossoms anew.
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Winter Garden
Lindbergh Flies From West to East Coast Stop
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh departed El Paso with no announced destination, prompting airport staff to guess a St Louis stop. He had arrived yesterday from the Pacific coast after a defiant sightseeing trip and planned return after a sunset tour.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
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Cnet
Tax liens total 6.5 million on fugitive Henry Blackmer
Notice filed in U S District Court and national registers shows tax liens totaling 6 442 455 62 against Henry T L Blackmer the fugitive oil magnate believed hiding in France. The report also notes related civic notices and local community events including a Sunday school meeting and an orthopaedic clinic announcement.
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New York
Henry Tl. Blackmer
France
U. S. District Court Office
Helen Wills Wins 1928 International Hard Court Title
In June 1928 Helen Wills defeated Eileen Bennett of England 6 1 4 2 to win her first hard court tournament of the year and claim the international championship at Auteuil, France. The fragmented text also contemplates the month’s ancient associations and dates.
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France
Jane
Helen Wills
Eileen Bennett
England
Gaithersburg Dancing Club Hosts First Friday Dance
The Gaithersburg Dancing Club, recently formed by Court Archbishop Curley and Catholic Daughters of America, held its first dance Friday evening at Martin's Hall in Gaithersburg. The event drew a large crowd and showcased community spirit.
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Gaithersburg
Chang Tso-Lin Badly Injured By Bomb Blast
Dispatches from Mukden report Chang Tso-Lin former Northern China dictator seriously injured in a morning bomb blast while en route from Mukden to Peking. The blast occurred near Yokyo and left him in critical condition according to AP dispatches.
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Chang Tso-Lin
Yokyo
Mukden
Manchuria
Chang 'so-Lin
Northern China
Peking
Eastern Star Observes Its First Anniversary at Frederick Chapter
About 230 officers and members of the Order of the Eastern Star attended the Frederick Chapter No. 79 anniversary in the Masonic Temple. Representatives of 87 Maryland and Washington chapters were present. A program of addresses and singing, a buffet supper, and a giant five layer cake marked the event. The chapter plans an initiation on June 15, the last meeting for two months.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Frederick
Masonic Temple
Maryland
Washington
General Chapter
Martha Ellen Kolb
Horace ©. Zacharias
Masonic Temple Association
Highland Chapter
Baltimore
Annapolis
Hagerstown
Ieee
Ev Lutheran Sunday School Attendance and Services
Attendance at the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School totaled 1, including 16 visitors, with twelve classes at 100 percent. May average attendance was 929. Rev Dr A G Rupp preached on The Lost Found, and the vesper topic was Whats the Matter With the Church. Two members were received at the Salvation Army service. Market news notes stock prices fell as credit conditions tightened. Mrs C A Thomas of Winchester, Va., visits Mrs C V Lieb in town.
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John S. Kenn
A. 3. G. Rupp
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New York
Cail
Southern Cross Near Fiji on Longest All-Water Flight
The giant monoplane Southern Cross, 800 miles from Suva Fiji en route to Australia, faced bad weather and radio reports from the crew describe dodging rain clouds and circling. If speed holds, the flight from Hawaii to Sydney could complete the 7,800 mile journey.
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Death by Own Action Believed Suspected In Carroll County
In Sams Creek Carroll county a 27 year old farmer Tolly Conoway was found in a shed with the top of his head blown off. He had told his wife he would shoot crows and may have propped the gun with his toe to pull the trigger. The death was ruled instantaneous and no inquest was deemed necessary. He leaves a wife Miss Stella Poole a son Charles and two daughters. His mother Mrs Reuben Conaway of near Winfield survives.
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Tolly Conoway
Conaway
L. C. Suitely
New Windsor
Theodore F. Brown
Westminster
Deedes
Marnam
Stella Poole
Charles
Reuben Conaway
Winfield
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