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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1926

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3

Emmitsburg Canning Plant Sold to Meredith Staub

Meredith Van R Staub of this city has purchased the Emmitsburg Canning Company plant near Emmitsburg High School, to specialize in tomato packing. He plans to source local tomatoes, operate with his brokerage business, and expand the canning industry, though last season faced untayable conditions.

Meredith van R. Staub Emmitsburg Canning Company Lawrence Haley Waynesboro W. Clinton McSherry Trustear Staub Emmitsburg High School Zimmerman Bros M Staub Emmitsburg Frank V. Staub

Brahms Quartet Sings At Hood Commencement

Hood College opened its thirty third commencement with the Brahms Quartet led by director Mrs Elinor Marker Hughes in Brodbeck Hall The group performed songs in Italian French German and English with folk ballads and chorales to an audience of students alumnae and townspeople The concert featured solos by Gladys Halstead Nadine Cox Nancy Hitch and Mrs Hughes with Mr Hughes at the piano The ensemble received repeated encores and the leader an alumna of the college drew special local interest

Brahms Elinor Marker Hughes New York Brodbeck Hall Hood College Hughes J.hansben Markey Mr. Hughes Gladys Halstead Nadine Cox Nancy Hitch M Hughes Jeannette Figner Ido Cesti Danza Duranti Minne Brahms Eastwood Lauesy Dar Four cPison Te Jet Dehus The Manieres Dees Taylor FireLaves Molto Burleigh

Great Smoky Mountains Offer Pristine Frontier Near Knoxville

NEA Service reports a vast unknown wilderness near Knoxville within the Great Smoky Mountains. It details unscaled crags, primeval forests, and trout streams, noting seven peaks higher than Mount Washington and Clingman's Dome at 6,680 feet, urging donations to make it a national park and preserve the region.

NEA Service Knoxville America East Rockies Congress Great Smoky Mountains Virginia Tennessee North Carolina Daniel Boons Great Great Smoky Region North America Mount Washington Great Smoky District

Unknown wilderness near Smoky Mountains offered as national park

A poetic sketch extols the untrammeled Great Smoky Region above six thousand feet, full of ancient trees wildlife and potential elk and deer, urging national park creation to preserve and reveal this remote frontier for city dwellers and vacationists alike. A second note reports a handkerchief shower for Graf ton Keyser’s birthday with cakes and sixty guests in attendance.

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