Reunion Draws Large Crowd At Maryland School For Deaf
More than 200 alumni gathered for the thirteenth quadrennial reunion of the Maryland State School for the Deaf with about 50 more expected Sunday. The two day program includes a banquet, entertainment, queen contest, and a Sunday lineup with breakfast, worship, group photo, and a 230 o'clock softball game at Bijerlee Field. Notable attendees include Charles McC Mathias, Henry Nicol, and Dr Ignatia Bjorlee, with a long list of alumni from Baltimore Washington and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Wester Reever
Toorist
Charles McC Mathias
Lloyd C. Culler
Ignatia Bjorlee
Henry ©. Nicol
Alumni Association
R. E. Delaplaine
Richard Potts
Frederick
Delaplaine
Potts
Henry J. Stahr
Hood College
Bijerlee Field
Md School Head Ig natius Biorlee Visits Deaf School
The first official visit by Dr Ig natius Biorlee to the Maryland State School for the Deaf occurred in June 1918 during the seventh quadrennial reunion shortly after his election to the superintendency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignatius Biorlee
Maryland
Society Notes From Page Five
Reports on weddings births and social events include the wedding of Betty Catling to John Reckord at St Timothy's Catonsville with Mrs Hutchins as bridesmaid. Births announced: a son to Mr and Mrs Leffert Middle town. John Michael Trout and another son to Mr and Mrs Oscar Shafer both Frederick City Hospital. Various teas and bridge games hosted by local residents with prizes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Marion Harris
Thomas Hutchins
Sykesville
Jack Harris
Harris
Betty Catling
John Reckord
Milton Reckord
St. Timothy's Episcopal Church
Catonsville
Hutchins
John Trout
Frederick
John Michael
Frederick City Hospital
Oscar L. Shafer, Jr. Jefferson
Class Day Exercises Held Today At Hood College
Hood College presents class day activities led by Margaret Byers with Jane Simon as song leader. An ivy planting ceremony follows recessional, then organ and choral performances precede the commencement. President Distler to speak as 87 graduates receive BA and BS degrees. Elsie Muir Loucks Prize to be awarded for exemplary conduct and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Byers
Jane Simon
Henry T. Wade
Jorgen
Franck
Hood College
Gasparini
Saint-Saens
Guilmant
Hood College Choir
Schwab
LaSalle Jr. College
Boston
Walter Scott
Distler
Stahr
Louths
Elsie Muir Loucks Prise
Marche Pontificale
Tambe Academy
Elinor Darwin Abel
Narberth
Pavia
South Orange
Doro Othy Cornelia Booth
Montclair
N. J
Jean Elizabeth Brown
Meyersdale
Margaret Louise Byers
Greensburg
Jane Randolph Carrington
Ventnor
Janet Thompson Cassidy
Watkins Glen
Pictures Recall Earlier Days At Maryland School N Y
A long list of names and hometowns appears from a Maryland school feature recalling earlier days. Named individuals include Lavina Jane Cook of Great Neck New York and Dorothy Louis West Pittston Pennsylvania among many others across Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland and Connecticut. The piece reads as a memoriam or reunion style roster highlighting former students and their current locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Lavina Jane Cook
Great Neck
Dorothy Louis West Pittston
Panel Davis
Terone
Pa Dawson
Philadelphia
Pabeth Dillingham
Annapolis
Jane Kisele
Chevy Chase
Marcia Whitney Emery
West Hartford
Continue Output Of Munitions At Elwood
Joliet June 6 munitions for America's fighters rolled from the Elwood ordnance plant while Army officials sought to identify all 51 dead or missing in a deadly explosion. The blast wrecked a shipping building in the shell loading plant but production continued in the other 11 units on a 24 hour basis. Army officers said the demolished structure could be replaced with less trouble than other ordnance buildings and the group would be back in production very shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Til
America
Elwood
Avengers Of Pearl Harbor To Take Oaths
Washington June 6 Exactly six months after Pearl Harbor attacked Navy Marine and Coast Guard recruits across the country will take an oath as avengers of Pearl Harbor The oath will be broadcast by CBS from the Washington Navy Yard at 235 pm Eastern War Time 755 am Pearl Harbor time marking a historic mass swearing in by radio to bolster recruiting efforts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Marine and
Coast Guard
Columbia Broadcasting System
Washington Navy Yard
Plans Made For Synod Meeting At Hood College
The Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church announces a three day meeting at Hood College starting June 13 with 106 congregations from Maryland Virginia West Virginia and DC. Delegates will elect three clerical and three lay delegates to the General Synod meeting in Cincinnati on June 24 and sessions are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hood College
Joan S. Hollenbach
Manchester
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbo
Scott R. Wagner
Hagerstown
Titus Lehmanin
Altimore
N. L. Horn
Baltimore
Charles F. Kimpel
H. W. Schultheis
Mr. Lehmann
Synod
Henry J. Stahr
George W. Richards
Lancaster
the Theological Seminary
Fist
Irvin Bueneman
Rea
J. E. Lippy
Westminster
Arthur V. Casselman
Philadelphia
Casselman
Board of International Missions
Harry Yaggi
Annapolis
A. H. Groff
Cincinnati
Woodbine Bank retires last of its preferred stock
The Woodbine National Bank in Carroll County retires its final preferred stock with 12 500 par value and 25 000 retirible value. Funds come from undivided profits and sale of 1 250 shares of new common stock at 19 each. Capital now shows common stock 30 000 surplus 10 1300 undivided profits and reserves 300 deposits about 585 000 and resources 675 008. Change effective June 1. bank founded July 17, 1907, celebrates 35th anniversary. officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodvine National Bank
Woodbine
Carroll County
Millard M Rice
Woodbine Bank
Ray Brown
Wm. C. Mullinix
John J. Doherty
Rice
Jefferson
This County
Crushing Defeat For Jop Fleet Conlineer From Page One
Major Japanese disaster described with United States control remaining firm in the Midway area. The enemy appears to be withdrawing while the U S forces press on with the battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Midway
Librarians Hold Final Session At Maryland Meeting
Maryland Library Association closes spring convention at Hotel Vindabona Braddock Heights with about 80 registered and 56 attending this morning's program led by E C Mirise Mary Jane Kinzer Bernice Tanner Eva Greenberg Olga Law Plunder and other librarians. Dr Hand Johns Hopkins spoke on education and the new mind while Dr Michael opened the China topic urging US China ties for postwar peace and growth. Concluding remarks cited Confucius and 1940 steel capacity data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Library Association
Japan
Hand
Michael
Lelard Stanford University
Library Service
Walter Vines Page
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
China
United States
Sun Yat Sen
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Maryland School
James Quinn
New York
Franklin A. Martin
Chicago
Albert C Buxton
Detroit
Henry
Nicol
Orlando K. Price
August Whiede
Michael Weinstein
John E Fowble
Leonard H. Downes
Johanna F. Thies
Hattie L. Paynter
Roanoke
Joseph Pissler
Daniel Moylan
Maude Liggan
Mary Seibert
Johnstown
John McKenny
Frances PF. Courtney
Blanche Shrader
Waynesboro
Bowers
Greencastle
Lillian L. Walton
Sjamsville
Glenn Knode
Sharpsburg
Raymond Hughes
Thurmont
James H. Behrens
Union Bridge
Frank Roop
Vinton
Helen Skinner
Mehra Lutz
Middletown
Frances Zollener
Ridgeley
W. Va
Catherine Lanner
Cumberland
Lloyd BE. Bebington
Newman Norford
Keedysville
Leroy Yutzy
Garret
Ignatius Pioriee
Society
Mrs. Leeffert
H. Lawrence Fairney
Dessert Bridge
Fairview Avenue
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Ralph W. Boyer
Russell Michael
William E. Zimmerman
West College Terrace
Guy Neal
W. Scholl Hersperger
G. Bernard Callan
Leroy Davis, Jr
Carroll Parkway
New Wilmington
Westminster College
James W. Stockman
Marshall H. Stockman
W. South Street
Camp Wheeler
San Francisco
Calif
Willard Gwin
New York City
Veteran's Administration
Gwin
Mr. Gwin
C. Bernard Smith
Dill Avenue
Del
Sara Davies McLaurin
Emily Marchant
West Conn
Margaret Ann New Kingsington
An- Catharine Messerly
Natalie Irene Meyer
State College
Peggy Anne Pottstown
Myrtle Mac Niller
Greenville
Ruth
Ohy Hazel Madeline Osborne
Conowingo
Rita Elaine Quartner
Reading
Helen Ruth Robertson
Ada Hildebrand Rolph
Fred- Leah Rosenblatt
Catharine Schoen
Scranton
Catherine Charlotte Schultheis
Edna Elizabeth Scratchley
Bethesda
Jane Connell Simmons
Shore Hilly
Eleanor Jene Simon Abington
Anne Dewey Snyder
Haddonfield
Barbara Helen Spangler
York, Pa
Ruth Parker Steinmetz
Maplewood
Rachael Isabelle Stoner
Hummelstown
Margery Scull Taylor
Cheltenham
Margaret Virginia Teeter
Taneytown
Margaret Elizabeth Thomas
Mary Elizabeth Wallace
Allentown
Jeanne M. Wasson
Allison Park
Katherine Elizabeth Watkins
Glenwood
Marilyn Virginia Weldon
Penn Winne
B. S
Helen Patt Beck
Dunellen
Virginia Reiff Brunner
North Wales
Philomena G. Cerchiaro
Nesquehoning
Edna Alice Cramer
Lucy Helen Davenport
Flushing
Ruth Disney
Rockville Centre
Doris Jane Fowler
Glens Sara Louise Herr
Akron
Jean - Earla
Newark
Jean Delaney Shaffer
Altoona
Cecelia Shaw
Pocomoke City
Marian Wanda Smith
Wilkes-Barre
Pauline Lorraine Snyder
Port Trevorton
Jane Esther Taylor
Flora Elizabeth Trice
Cambridge
Nancy Watts
Miriam White
West Orange
Adeleen Kirk Wilson
Rising Sun
Revolutionary War Barracks
Harry G. Benson
George H. Faupel
Faupel
Murray
Washington, D. C
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