Hood College Alumnae Day Observed With Baccalaureate
Hood College marked Alumnae Day with events this afternoon featuring the Baccalaureate Sermon Sunday and Final Exercises set for Tuesday.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1926
Page
1
Senior Play on Campus Tonight If Rain Delays
Announcement at noon states Hood College senior class play As You Like It will be staged on campus tonight at seven if weather allows. otherwise it moves to Brodbeck Hall. Alumnae Day events include a dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and a lengthy schedule of reunions, parades, and a 3:30 p.m. costume contest. The alumnae association meets at 10:30 a.m. in Birdbeck Hall to decide on adding four board members, with final action by college directors Monday. Sunday events include an organ recital in Brodbeck Hall at 3 p.m. and a 7:30 p.m. Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Bassier, followed by Commencement Day exercises Tuesday led by Dr. John Niven.
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Sood College
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Francis Scott Key
Iij
Alumnae
Birdbeck Hall
Coblentz Hall
Tood
Biso
Oool
Coblentz
J. H. Apple
Sara T. Lovejoy
Janet Laurie
Hood
Emory L. Coblentz
Henry T. Wade
Joseph Ti. Apple
College
Burg
Marian B. Harry N. Bassier
Wilkins- Bassier
Senior Class Picture on Page 2
A photograph of this year’s graduating class from Frederick High School appears on page 2 of The News today.
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Frederick Hish School
News Today
G H S Alumnae Banquet June 21 at Hotel Braddock
Plans for the annual Girls High School Alumnae banquet set for Monday night June 21 at Hotel Braddock. About 150 attendees expected. Officers for the ensuing year to be elected. A formal menu arranged and no back dues required. Various toasts planned with Mrs Helen Delaughter Ford as toastmistress.
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Plang
Hotel Braddock
Helen Delaughter Ford
Mrs. Ford
Ruth Holtz Smith
Anna Seeger
Marion Kolb Green
Mary C. Ott
Crissie Firestone Bowers
Mary H. Fillet
Crissie Flowers
Hal Lee Ott
Grover Lt. Michael
Grace Zimmerman -Zeigler
Elsie Herwig Wolfe
Nel He H. Mantz
Catherine Rowe
Michael
Mary Leatherman
Ruth Trout
Grace Gannon
Katherine Wiener
Grace Rhoads
Alverta Comer
Grace Cline Clary
Virginia Doering
Helen Smith
Celeste Thomas
Controversy Over Use Of Alley Decided In Circuit Court
The circuit court ruled on a long dispute between Elmer M. Phebus and William C. Roderick over a Market Street alley between Fourth and Fifth streets to Middle alley. The decision limits alley use to fronting Market Street property owners and restricts others, including rear lot tenants, from indiscriminate passage. Chief Judge Tammond Urner and Associate Judge Glenn N. Worthington signed the ruling, with legal representation noted for both sides. The report also notes several Democratic candidates for County Commissioner announcing their plans, expanding the field prior to the fall primaries, along with alumnae and club meetings in Frederick.
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Elmer M. Phebus
William C. Roderick
Fourth
Fifth
Market Street
Middle Alley
Circuit Court
Tammond Urner
Glenn N. Worthington
Phobus
Jacob Mohrback
Joint Committee Outlines City Needs and Parking Plan
Frederick civic groups Rotary Kiwanis and Lions to form a joint committee with three representatives from each club to draft a civic betterment program. Rotary has pressed for a central parking place for automobiles, with public sentiment favoring action. The move follows J D Baker's talk to Hotarians endorsing a central parking site white way and concrete bridges.
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Frederick
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions
Holmes D. Baker
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Chas. McC. Mathias
Rotary Club
J. D. Baker
Firemen Honor Longtime Members With Banquet
The Independent Fire Company Standing Committee hosted Philip Seeger and Robert Delaplaine at Sauhel's Inn near Tanestown for a commemorative dinner. Seeger served decades with the company and committee. Delaplaine served twenty years as a committee member and secretary, later declining renomination.银
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Has¢ Company
Philip Seeger
Rob't. HK. Delaplaine
Sauhel's Inn
Tanestown
Seeger
Delaplaine
Purely Personal Guests Attend Hood College Commencement
Miss Beatrice Bogar of Harrisburg and Miss Marian Unger of Cove Gap are guests of Miss Mary Rhoads on East Second Street during Hood College commencement. W. V. Wolfe of Frederick has become a salesman for the Pabangh Anta Sales in place of Ralph Kine. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Wo Rico and their young son of Rancho Springs visit Jefferson Mexico City based women’s clubs.
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Beatrice Bogar
Harrisburg
Marian Unger
Cove Gap
Mary Rhoads
East Second Street
Hood College
W.V. Wolfe
Frederick
Ralph Kine
Millard Wo Rico
Young Son
Rane Springs
Col
Relates
Tefferson
Hubbies Prompted Raid on Wives Gambling Ring
New York police raided a Bronx apartment on complaints from husbands and found well dressed women gathered around gambling tables playing for heavy stakes. The women panicked when detectives entered. they feared bandits. All but the proprietor were allowed to leave.
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New York
Bronx
al Yest
Maryland National Guard Camp Ranges Bid Notice
Circular proposals for bids to construct 19 kitchens and four baths at the Maryland National Guard state camp near Buena Vista were mailed to contractors. Bids due by June 15. construction to start soon under Construction Quartermaster Captain Lyman S. Frasier. About $62,000 available, with water system installation bid next week.
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Mear Buena Vista
Robert F. Barrick
Barrick
First Regiment
J. FP. Ferguson Engineering Company
Hagerstown
McNicholas
National Guard
Alte
Fol
H. C. Price
Roy H. Evans
Lyman
Frasier
Washington
Militia Bureau
War Department
John Dep. Douw
United States
United States Property and Disbursing Oficer
Annapolis
Milton A. Reckord
MEDICAL DEGREES AWARDED AT JEFFERSON COLLEGE
About 140 graduates received the Doctor of Medicine degree at the Jefferson Medical College commencement in Philadelphia. H Lawrence Fahrney will intern at Maryland General Hospital in Baltimore, while Arno Emerson Town plans to intern at Atlantic City Hospital after visiting St Petersburg, with Town returning July 1. Mrs H P Fultney, Miss Krasenna Fahrney, and the Towns of Frederick attended the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Philadelphia
H. Lawrence Fahrney
If. P. Fahrney
Arno Emerson Town
R. KH. Town
Frederick
Fahrner
Maryland
Atlantic City Hospital
Atlantic City
N. Wr
H. P. Fultney
Krasenna Fahtrney
It FE
Town
College Fittals
Helen Wills Out Of Danger After Operation
Paris June 5 AP Helen Wills American women’s tennis champion is out of danger and progressing after an appendicitis operation at the American Hospital. She may not play tennis this fall. Suzanne Lenglen visited her rival at the hospital while doctors say Wills is completely out of danger. A three year old boy, Chesley Powell, was struck by a car on West Patrick Street but is not seriously hurt according to City Hospital doctors.
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Missing Evangelist Amy McPherson Found in Canada
Police in Edmonton denied reports that evangelist Amy McPherson had arrived there and began a probe into a telegram from an “Inspector Middletown” claiming she was a guest at Corona Hotel. The report included car registrations and noted the reward of 25 000 dollars may be withdrawn if she is alive.
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Amy McPherson
Los Angeles
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Aimes Semple McPherson
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Fredrick Motor Employes Banquet at Taneytown Inn
Emplo yees of the Fredrick Motor Company held a Friday outing at Saubers Inn Taneytown with a dinner after a baseball game. Robert L Warfield president spoke. John Krantz won a prize for most sales. A permanent baseball team was formed with Loan Endelberger manager and W J Reynolds captain.
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Saubers Inn
Taneytown
Frederick
Robert L. Warfield
John Krantz
Reants
Thanes
Endelberger
W. J. Reynolds
Lo Kachelborser
Engelbrecht
C Lwin Kemp W. IF
Reynolds
Claude Cuter
Ranna McKenzie
Jaanson
Chaeenee Yinger
Vernon Rippean
Deman Bell
Oscar Kline
Victor Levy
Marty Staley
Roy Kime
Chytie Koons
Charles K Erek
Woon
Third annual National Lime Association tournament on June 3 10 and 11
Lime Assa Tournament participants include Harry Letore LeGare in Preneh Tack Springe Indiana as cups are awarded to winners. Mrs Lewis B Weidman and Carlisle Pais visit Marian K Smush during commencement at West Phird street at Iised Col OB.
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LeGare
National
Lime — Association
Preneh Tack
Springe
Indiana
Mra
Lewis B. Weidman
Carlisle Pais
Marian K. Smush
West Phird Street
Iised
Col- OB
Cold Wave Grips Eastern States From New York To New England
A harsh cool front sweeps the eastern seaboard with frost in several counties. New York reports a record low for June as temperatures drop sharply, while New England suffers frost and crop damage. Forecasters expect temperatures to rise to normal levels by midweek. Local advisories warn of chilly winds and overcast skies with unsettled conditions persisting.
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New York
Alivadie Seaboard
Weather Bureau
Lo Tate Poa
New England
Seaboard
Mass
Springfield
Werther
Washington
Nur
New Trouble in Poland Reported
Nevlit June 5 JAL reports fresh trouble in Poland with mutinous recruits near Vilna and unrest in annexed provinces. White Tugsian forces in Vilna revolted against military rule, while provincial government challenges the war government. State of emergency proclaimed in Vasen and Potmmerellin upon Governor Wach entob’s request. Outdoor demonstrations banned and foreign newspapers censored.
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Poland
Warsaw
Vilna
Ciermany
Trassia
Vilan
Thenierier
Vasen
Potmmerellin
Wach+entob
Thorn
Highway Robbers Punished With Forties Lashes in Newcastle County
In Newcastle County workhouse, Thomas Kelly and another man were publicly whipped for highway robbery. A newspaper photographer was ejected as officers restrained the crowd from top to bottom. Delicate discipline in Delaware framing the customary punishment process, with details of the event noted but the exact severity kept as a public record.
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Witnington
Diel
Dante Carrol
Thomas Kelly
Newcastle
Wit Hesse
Lee
Kelly
Delaware
Wits
Brotherhood Meeting of Foint Lutheran Brotherhood
The annual gathering of the Foint Brotherhood led by Rev. C R SbUKe will be held in Waltherssile near the parsonage on June 17. Dr. Charles TP Wiles of Philadelphia will address the meeting, with guest Mrs Parkhurst and Mise Porethy Goddard among expected attendees.
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CR. Sbuke
Waltherssile
Charsday
Charles TP. Wiles
United Larherin Charch. Philadelpita. A. Oclc
Mes Gea Co
Parkhurst
Rouain
Mise Porethy Goddard
Denver
Kerlin-Comfort Marriage at Washington Reformed Church
The marriage of Miss Helen Beaise Comferg of Washington to Walter Chie Kerlin of Roanoke was conducted at the Myangelical Reformed Church with Dr Henri Kieffer officiating. The bride wore pink Georgette crepe with lace and veil, a luncheon followed at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, and the couple plan a Philadelphia trip before settling in Roanoke.
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Washington
Ginal Walter Chie Kerlin
Vrs
Cpgankt
Fleet Presbyteriag Oo
Virginia Cantfort
G. William Comfort
Francis Scott Roy Horet
Coefort
Kerlin
Frederick Ulgh Sedgel
Spanish School
Virgina Military Academy
Roanoke
Thiladephia
William H. Comfort
Wty
J. W. Kerlin
Mildred Kerlin
Sloanoke
Parenta Ami
Mres Frank Long
Virginia Comfort
Cornelia Kinsella
Lucille Welsh
William Comfort
Marie Pastis
Natiimare
George Williameun
Moorefield
W. Va
Confiscated Liquor Stolen From Funkhouser Home
Federal agents reported 150 gallons of liquor stolen from the Funkhouser home cellar near Tragerstown. A master key was used, and a colored maid spotted two thieves leaving as shots were fired. Investigation traced 62 cans with 26 missing. the liquor had government seals and was stored due to no local government storage, tying the seizure to earlier federal liquor actions nearby.
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Tragerstown
Raymond J. Funkhouser
Artakzer
Washington County Law and Order League
William .R. Harvey
Cleveland Day
Wwlllam
Monk
Leitersburg Pike
Funkhouser
Ula
Salvation Army Head Shot In Quarrel
In Wheeling West Virginia Captain William J McCormick manager of the Salvation Army Industrial Home remained in critical condition from gunshot wounds while Eugene Reilly an attache of the home was dead after an attack last night Walter Metormick of Fairmont was arrested shortly after and held pending inquiry Police say Metrezor and Reilly tried to eject him after he refused payment for work Metormick described as deranged by others.
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Wheeling
W. Vadune &API
Willam J. MacGregor
Salvation Army Industant Home
Eugene Reilly
Walter Metormick
Fairmont
W. Va
Tur Yestipation
Metrezor
Reilly
McCormick
Two Men Hold Up Bus and Get Payroll Near Nashville
Two men in a dilapidated touring car robbed an auto bus carrying a $34,250 payroll for Dupont Rayon Co at Old Hickory near Nashville. The money was insured and was being moved from the Federal Reserve Branch Bank in Nashville to the Old Hickory branch of Fourth and First National Bank. Several named individuals appear as witnesses or affected parties in nearby towns.
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Une 5
Dupont Rayon Company
Old Hickory
Here
Federal Reserve
Nashville
Ol Hickory
Fourth
First National Bank of Nashville
Mass Meeting Monday Night To Talk Plans Sesquicentennial Observance
A mass meeting is set for Monday night at 6 in the court room to discuss plans for a local sesquicentennial celebration of American independence. Announcement will be made from church pulpits. fraternal and patriotic orders are being invited to cooperate.
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I. Dorsey Etchison
United States
Frederick
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