Baccalaureate Services Across County Mark Graduation
Graduates from seven county schools and Meo Aw heard sermons Sunday as baccalaureate services opened the week. Clergy from Evangelical Reformed and other churches spoke on light, wisdom, and health, urging scholars to pursue faith, intellect, and service as they move into adulthood.
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Meo
Thorarost Hagh
Frederick Ingt
Adustariuth
Evangelical Reformed Church
Brunswick
D. S. Smith
Reformed Clurich
Obe Laing
Edwan Abbyterian
Emnantsburg
Gun Charles H Corbett
The
Law Church
Thurmont High School
Phiilp Eo Saylor
Middletown
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
W. Culp
Liberty Town
Ernest A. Otto
Methodist Episcopal Church
Walkeraville
Libertytown
Mr. Culp
Union Bridge
Mt. Airy
Lawrence E. Little
School of Religious Education
Western Maryland College
Frederick Bight
Kieffer
Tietit
Eee
Tim
Leoni
Principal Jacks
Manchester
College
Finland
America
Plane And Bodies Lost Six Months Dre Found
Maine Utah June 60 once nights airliner lost nearly six months was found today so fragmentary and torn that the larger piece could not be identified. The bodies of two women were recovered and the craft lay about 23 feet deep five miles up a ridge near Wasatch village on the Wasatch mountain. The edge stones described a rugged crash site and the search included a $8000 reward offered by the owners for the crafty pilot with vanished records.
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Maine
Utah
Man Drops Dead at Walkathon Near Emmitsburg
Hanover Pennsylvania resident Licob Thomas, about 42, collapsed five minutes after arriving to watch a walkathon near Emmittsburg. He died of natural causes, heart attack, before 6 pm. Coroner’s inquest announced no further actions. body released to Hanover undertaker.
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Emmittsburg
Licob Fhoman
Hanover
W. RK
Cable
Ray Mo Hillmer
George C.thompson
Tcing
Thoman
Theman
Emmitburg
Farm Worker Fined S130 After Accident
A Thom farm worker Frederick was fined 130 dollars after pleading guilty to drunken and reckless driving and to stop after an accident. He struck Ruth Miller near Keedonsville last Sunday evening, causing concussion and cuts. He fled but was arrested the next day and charged with drunken driving reckless driving and failing to stop.
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Thom
Frederick
Robert Clingan
Boonsboro
Thames
Red Hatter
Ruth Maitlee
Eakles Mill
Keedssville
Thomas
Miller
Uentemin
Boonshora
Hood College Service Highlights Commencement Speaker
Dr Richards delivers baccalaureate sermon on What Is Your Life focusing on self surrender through Christ. The address urges graduates to follow Jesus while noting various historical figures and the need for a life of love and service. The program includes music by DeLita and Lale and a sevenfold benediction. The Hood College Alumnae Luncheon features Miss Miriam Apple discussing the college library’s growth and fundraising for a new library building at the fiftieth anniversary.
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Tate
George Warren Tocards
D. YW
I Lancaster
Richards
Der
Richasad
Croesus
Socrates Io
Booti
Salvation Army
Spearer
Navarene
Jesus
Dr Richards
Dr. Richards
Dorathe T. Maerill
Henry J. Stahr
Walter de Lillo
Edouard Lale
LaRue Thomas
Haydn
Philip James
Father
Charles Gounod
President Stahr
Lord
Ippolitoff-Ivanoff
Choi
Stahr
Greatorex
DeLita
Father of
Whither
Miss Thomas
James Montgomery
Benedictinn
Doin Stainer
Ernest W. Shurtleff
Muse
Miriam
Apple
Hood College
Hood
Frederick Female Seminary
Thor Cann
Florence ‘Trak
Woman's College A
Maryland Police Sergt Organizes Oklahoma Force
Sergt. D. R. Peterson of the Maryland State Police will organize the Oklahoma state police force. A Baltimore native with World War service, he has trained and helped establish police schools in Maryland and other states. He plans to depart Sunday for about three weeks. Corp. Carl Dillinger will supervise in his absence.
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D. R. Peterson
Oklahom
Frederick
Marshand
Maryland
Serge Petersona
Oklahoma
Sergi Peterson
Sergt. Peterson
Baltimore
Sere Wice
Fujii Infantry
Infantey
Pohkee
Peterson
Virginia Beach
Conowingo
Sergi. Peterson
Des Moines
Iowa
Morstand Constabulary
Troy
Noy
Omoethods
Poherne
Nesw
York State Trusty
Ommahama State Police
JOM
Gentry
Stan Poles
Serdt
Peter
Corp
Carl Dillinger
Library Growth and Alumni Activities Highlight 1915 Expansion
Miss Susan Garrett led the college during a 1915 relocation of the library to Alumnae Hall’s east wing second floor. In 1914 Miss Apple became librarian, later serving as catalogue clerk in France 1918-19. The library houses 20,000 volumes with a $3,000 annual book budget.
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Susan Garrett
Alumnae Hall
Miss Apple
France
NYA
Dorothy Filler McBride
Rath V. Pope
Ruth E Perry
Esther E. Shaw
Lillian QO. Brown
Brodbeck Hall
York
Hood Club
Lydia Caplan
Hood
Henry Stahr
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Wed
Helen Dill Richardson
York Club
Montgomery County to name police officer and deputy
The Montgomery County Board of County Commissioners will consider filling the vacancy from Charles Leek’s resignation with a new county policeman and funding a new deputy sheriff. Names on the eligible list include Thompson, Peter, Gilmore, Moore, and Lane as a new civil service exam may delay the decision. A separate Virginia Carty prize and a class gift of 8,551.26 were noted at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Board of
Charles Leek
Lawsonsville
Eutle
Stearn
Potomac
J. Eddington Bell
Charles M. Orme
Sheri Bell
Z. M. Waters
Ormes
Leck
Leshie Thompson
Charles E. Peter
Silver Spring
Francis J. Gilmore
Sesaph Co
Mass
Virginia Carty
Roosevelt Asked to Stop Strike in Youngstown
Youngstown Ohio June 6 President Roosevelt was urged to halt the nation’s large steel strike to restore Sabbath calm as gunfire shattered the area. Strike leaders mobilized followers at two points for displays of strength in the war against three steel producers over bargaining contracts. A telegraphic appeal from 80 local unions in the Calumet region of Indiana asked the White House to act at once to end the strike. Canton police reported 100 shots fired in a dawn exchange between steel pickets and six men attempting to enter Republic’s plant. Three men reportedly entered the plant as others disappeared. no one was hit and creek searches found no signs of injury.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Roosevelt
Washington
C. Oo and Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Calumet
Indiana
White House
Canton
Republic
Hrave
Rescue Squad Revives Man From Gas Incident at Plant
In a ditch by the Coca-Cola plant on East Patrick street a Maraven construction worker, Fred Peach age 43, was rescued by the United Fire Company Rescue Truck squad after being found without a pulse. He was pulled from a lateral sewer trench and revived on the spot following a rapid response after 3:45 PM.
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East Patrick Street
Maraven Construction Company
United Fire Company
Fred Peach
Ruckerstown
Coca-Cola
Rescue by Arthur Kele ny Hediman and team during incident
A man was revived after about half an hour of resuscitation by Arthur Keleny Hediman Alton Lipps and Chas Lipps with help from a Marecca foreman. A physician was later called. In 1995 the farmer received 13 cents of the consumer's dollar spent for bread per FTC report.
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Arthul
Soved
Arthur Keleny Hediman
Alton Lipps
Chas Lipps
Marecca Company
And
Federal Trade Commission
Gas line severed during plant workmen’s lateral cut
A gas line was apparently severed while company workers cut the lateral toward the plant, aiding in the complete recovery of the man involved. No further details are provided about injuries or the incident context.
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Charles A. Thomas
Bounshorn
Nieter
Hopkins
Thurimont
Thurmont Tiew School
Ace
Schol
Ralph Tabor
Fin Leatheran
Ehurch
Art
Bredstrick Courty Board of Education
Sergt
Oklahoma City
Sergt, T. RB. Peterson
Hagerstown High School
Hagerstown
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Speriff
Coxington Alictg
Montgomery County
Bennett
ELTO
Einstoude
J. Paul Delphey
TIE Bike
Patrick Street
Deby
Cecline & Son
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Hendrickson's
Neach Pajamat
Terry Robes
Suila Madad
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