Hood College Commencement Grants New Faculty, Gifts
Hood College holds its annual commencement with new faculty appointments across biology chemistry education English and music. Major gifts include 25,000 dollars for an endowment plus 30,000 dollar Williams Observatory bequest and a 25,300 dollar organ gift. The 1923 enrollment is reported as the largest yet as campus expansion continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Colleges of the
Mabel’ Bishop
Harriet Rogers
B. S. Amherst College
Yale
Marion Ames
Hubbell
G. Nevin Robert
Elmer R. Hoke
Mary Meares Galt
Mt. Holyoke College
Emily R. Willard
Yuki Osawa
University of Michigan
Isabel Storm
Margaret C. Packer
A. M. Brown University
Rachel T. Easterbrooks
Ruby ©. Walker
Leland Powers School
Edina Cowling
J. Frank Frysinger
York
Johann M. Blose
Frysinger
Ethelyn Dryden
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
Lillian L. Baldwin
A. B
Abbie Woodbury Hawes
Janet Williams
John H. Williams
Williams Astronomical Observatory
Theodore M. Wood
Brodbeck Hall
The
Athletic Association
Dew
Green Hills
Margaret E. S. Hood
Edward Bromer
Mra
Abbie Woodbury Hawes Leater
Posilude
Johann M. Risse
Llaclock
Bundle Day Urges City County Relief for Near East Sufferers
Citizens are urged to donate clothing and supplies today with bundles taken to designated city venues and church collecting points in the county. Donations including sheets, pillowcases, buttons and yarn aid quilts and caps, with shoes tied in pairs. Bundles move to Thom as Co warehouse East South Street for shipment to Near East relief. Katherine McCormick sails soon from New York to Constantinople to join relief workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
Y. M
A. Elgenhauer
All Saints
Thomas & Co
East South Street
America
Katherine McCormick
New York
Constantinople
Relief Workers
Hood College Commencement Day Recitals and Reunions
A large crowd attended Hood College events in Alumnae Hall with receptions for alumni and guests. Class reunions on campus preceded morning commencement exercises featuring Dr James E Freeman as speaker and diploma presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Apple
Charles E.wehler
Hood
Winchester Hall
Johann M. Biese
Father
Mary H. Filler
James E Freeman
Washington
deKoren
A. Woodbury Hawes
Wagner
Johann M. Biose
Speeches Emphasize Self Confidence and Unity in Graduation
Rev Dr Freeman argues a measured self faith is essential to success and warns against denationalized pride while urging graduates of Heal College to shed denominational narrowness. He champions national unity and an inclusive view of all Americans. J W Jamison Jr will speak at an intercity Rotary gathering. Emory L Codlentz to address Alleghany Counts High School grads in Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Freeman
America
Heal College
Rev. Pr. Freeman
Jamison
J. W. Jamison, Jr
Blue Ridge League
Rotary Clubs of
Hanover
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
Kiwanis Clay
Piney Mountain Inn
Emory L. Codlentz
Frederick
Alleganny Counts High School
Maryland
Cumberland
Bank Elects Officers In German Town Montgomery County
State bank soon to be established in German town elects directors Andrew H Baker William A Wri torma John A Stover Thomas C Darby Oscar A Gillingham William Waters A R Selby Norman W Waters Charles T Johnson H Clyde Pumphrey E Dorsey King E Maurice Bears Smith Hoyle Charles Boyer Harry L Watkins J Wellington Boyer Charles EB King Upton D Nourse. Officers chosen President Andrew H Baker Vice President William A Waters Cashier John A Stover. Capital stock set at 50000 dollars with much sold. Site selected building to rise promptly. Business to begin about September 1. Promoters assured charter by State Banking Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank
Germantown
Montgomery County
Andrew H. Baker
Wiliam A. Wrtora
John A. Stover
Thomas C. Darby
Oscar A. Gillingham
William Waters
A. R. Selby
Norman W. Waters
Charles T. Johanson
H. Clyde Pumphrey
E. Dorsey King
E. Maurice Bears
Smith Hoyle
Charles Boyer
Harry L. Watkins
J.wellington Boyer
Charles EB. King
Upton D. Nourse
William A. Waters
Death of Joseph S Stall at 77 in Liberty Town area
Joseph Samuel Stall aged 77 died suddenly at his daughter Mrs William Warner’s home near Keymar from vascular heart trouble. A Civil War Union Army veteran, he lived in the Ladiesburg vicinity for 15 years after his wife’s death. Survived by two daughters Mrs J W Fogle Union Bridge and Mrs Warner, plus 10 grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 1 pm with home services by Rev R S Patterson Woodsboro and burial at Haughs church cemetery Libertytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Stull
Joseph Samuel Stall
William Warner
Keymar
Ladiesburg
Warner
J. W. Fogle
Union Bridge
R.S. Patterson
Woodsboro
Haugh’s Church Cemetery
Albaugh and
Powell
Libertytown
Beall Funeral set for Thursday at 10 o clock
The funeral for William H. Beall will be held at his home on West Third Street Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer of the Reformed church will conduct the service. Interment will follow at Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Beall
West Third Street
Henri L. G. Kieffer
The
Reformed Church
Among the sick Mrs. Fout and Miss Condon
Mrs. Raymond C. Fout of Elm Street who underwent a procedure at the Church Home and Infirmary in Baltimore continues to improve. Miss Mary Wilson Condon of East Third Street, treated for tonsillitis at City Hospital last Thursday, has been sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Fout
Elm Street
Church Home
Baltimore
Mary Wilson Condon
East Third Street
City Hospital
Local Political Notices and Community Events in Frederick City
A collection of notices includes a Republican aldermanic candidate Chester F Delphey seeking votes for clean government and low taxes. Public warnings from W W Davis of Commonwealth Casualty Co. about agent rumors. Acknowledgments from Reynolds Post G A R for Memorial Day observances. A strawberry festival and cake sale announced by the Evangelical Reformed Sunday School Home Department. Independent Hose Company members plan a baseball team meeting. Life insurance ad from Aetna via Potts and Griffin. Mt. Pleasant Public School June gathering features a play Lucile Dream. Moose hall meeting announced for June 18 22 1822. Mecca group invites attendance at a strawberry festival. Ladies of Mt Pleasant Reform hold festival on Thursday and Saturday. Strawberry festival set for Miller's Woods Hansonville Md to aid the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Frederick City Campaign Notices and Local Ads
To the Voters of Frederick City renominated for City Register and Tax Collector. Candidates for Alderman and party committee meetings noted. Vacation camps, hats sale, Oriole dining, auction, hair switches, junk and real estate ads. Listings include properties for sale and an insurance agency for sale with local business details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Ladlea
White
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Chertsex
England
Landon
Dave
Farland
Inez
New Institution
Board of Aldermen
Republican Party
Chester F. Delphey
Commonwealth Casualty Co
Philadelphia
W. W. Davis
Commonwealth Casualty Company of
W. Patrick St
Reynolds Post
Independent’ Hose Company
Independent Engine House
Thomas A. Chapline
Aetna
Potts & Griffin
Zibourg St. Frederick
Mt. Pleasant
Mecca
Moose Hall
Come. Co. R
Metatar
Mr. Pleasant Reform
Ed Charge
Miller's Woods
Hansonville
Comnityer
Frederik City
Harvey EF. Hann
Fredericl
Iledge
John S. Renn
Democratic City Executive Committee
Democratic Headquarters
Court Street
Jacob H. Schmidt
Republican City Committee
Court Houses
Harry E. Chapline
Mar-Vir
Garper’s
Ferry Gap
Potomac
H. W. Zeigler
E. Church Street
D. B. Kefauver
Third and
Market Streets
Frederick, Md
Oriole
South Market Street
Oriole Park
C. W. Keiser
N. Market St
Guy L. Fout
D. E. Kefauvi
Third
East Fifth Street
Reliable Junk Company
Fiest Class
S. Market Street
Fred
Erick
H. Miller
Church ‘Street
Gilmer R. Flautt
East 3Rd Street
Ale. T
Turance
Bert
Eugexe H. Albach Anrone
Howard MoAlhauch
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Samuel L. Tyler
Market St
Taut
Waltz
South Street
Guitinger
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ ‘National Bank
Derick, MD
Joseph D Baker
WM. G. Baker
WN. G. Zimmerman
Sam'l G. Duvall
Asst
Cashier
Joseph McDivit
John
Ramsburg
D. Edward Kefauver
Joseph D. Baker
Thos, H. Haller
Charles H. Conley, M. D
Peter L. Hargett
Newman
James H. Gambrill, JR
Nolmes D Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
Cramer & Stauffer
Noah E. Cramer
John H. Stauffer
Woodysbero
Mountain
Lewistown
Kemptown
Adamatown
Jamuville
Biden
N. Market
Park Ave
Slate Road
College Park
Bim St
Care News-Post
East Seventh Street
Bete
J. G. Noell
East Fourth Street
Calvin A. Stull
Jacob Rohrback
Bath
Thire St. Frederick
Roanme
Smith Studio
East Second Aireet
Fiat
Roomens
Anacelet
Sween Patrick
Reine
Seain
Farial
John Q. Hendrickson
John D. Hendrickson
North Market Street
Frederick County
Pal
State Road
Insurance
Grayson Noh
Staley
New Midway
Wondsboro
Tear Pleasant
Mountaindale
Troutville
New Market
New London
Urbana
Bence
Longanore
Grayson F. sTat
Frederick, Mé
Uraoce
John N. Clary
New Hoywes
Noel
Odern
Burban
Pike
Cty
Real Estate, Mortgage Investment Company
Markell B. Nelson
Manarq
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Markwood D. Harp
Emall
A. Frederick
Third Street
NSURA
Pythian Castle
Grayson B. Mercer
Grayson
Mercer
Sulldings
di Ave
Grates Y Mercer Real Fetate and Insurance
Prihian Cestie Bldg
XI & D
Ava
Bear Brand
Woolf
Newspapre
Thomas P. Rice
W.N. Jolliffe
Unionville
W. N. Jolliftr
West Church Street
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