Class Day Exercises at Hood College College Hall
Hood College seniors and juniors stage class day events in College Hall with an address of welcome, poems, orations, and history and prophecy readings. A cornerstone laying at Alumnae Hall follows, with Rev. Samuel Stem delivering the main address and a list of selected materials to be placed in the cornerstone. Separate tennis results crown the Junior Class as champions on the Academy Court.
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Gopherstone
College Farm
Tenniie
College Hall
Hood College
Gracia M. Remneberg
Hiss
Miriam R. ‘Apple
A Goring Thomas
Adele F. Edmunds
Flora L. Bottenbark
Miriam R. Apple
Raith N. Meyer
Adele F
Amuads
Seluhert
Lil Han Reiter
Ruth N. Meyer
Alliene Dechani
James
Samuel HH. Stem
York
Potomac Line
Touchstone
Lesbian Herald
Naas
Reform
Church Messenger
Churcy Messenger
Coliese
Frederic Female Seminary
Sturgatet FE Scholl
Hlood College
Academy
Ada Wheaton
Adalene Emerick
Grace Nicodesmus
Grace Mossburg
Jteam
Helen Chantler
Ethel Lowe
Miss Chantler
Miss Hersh
Miss Mackall
Local Notes From County Towns and Church Events
Lena Whide visits friends in Troutville Virginia. Mr B Stimple and Mr D R Bitner of Garrett county visit Rev P J Wade and family. Rev W F Baer preaches at St Marks Lutheran church Wednesday at 7 29 p m. Hood Yates of Baltimore visits relatives here. T A Beighiel and son of Rawlings Md stay with Rev B H Showacre. M E church sermon by Rev Auria Parsells on Sunday. Westminster Md Anti Saloon work. Methodist Aid Society met at Marion S Michael home. Meeting opened by president Mrs John W Carey, hymns sung, prayers offered. Minutes read by secretary Mrs John W Wall, dues collected, refreshments served. Next meeting July third Troutville Miss Bessie Weddle of Hagers Town
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Lena Whide
Troutville
B. Stimple
D. R. Bitner
Garrett County
Wade
W. F. Baer
Sit. Mark's Lutheran Church
Hood Yates
Baltimore
T. A. Beighiel and Son
Rawlings
Local Notes From Yellow Springs and Surroundings
Mrs. Harry Morgan and family visited in this section last week. Margaret Wilt and Catherine Ott of Millville W Va visited friends nearby. Corrilah Shankle spent Sunday with George and Mrs Tice in Mountaindale. Linton enjoyed visits with friends in Shookstown. J Grafton Tyler and sister Roberta spent Sunday at Creagerstown viewing the fire site. A Frederick party of young people visited White Rock on Sunday. Rudolph Tyergar spends time at home near Pearl. Albert Bell won a prize at the children’s service. Howard Bel and family hosted a Sunday gathering near Pes. Alice and Helen Phelps visited with Amy near Jamesville. Cephas Bell’s family spent Wednesday with Mrs. Bell’s sister-in-law.
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Legore
Creagerstown
Harry T. Brown
G F. Ninhble
Woodsboro
Jobn W. Willer
Roy
Lilian
Lewistown
A.J. Eyler
New Mid
Phere
Troutville Union Chapel
Walkersville
G. F. Nichols
Tleasini Hil
Edward Graham
D. Barrick
John ‘T. Albaugh
Harry Morgan
Braddock
Margaret Wilt
Catherine Ott
Millville
W. Va
Corrilah Shankle
George Tice
Mountaindale
Charles Linton
Shookstown
J. Grafton Tyler
Roberta Tyler
Frederick
White Rock
Josephine Diener
Louise
Florence Schieyv
Meredith Staub
William Comfort
William N. Cashour
Rudolph Tyergar
Pearl
Albert Bell
Howard Bel
Albert
Ella Sid
Aard
Worner
Pes
Isses Alice
Helen Phelps
Amy
Jamesville
Cephas Bell
Ola
Florence
Howard Bell
Grape Nuts and Cream Restores Wifes Health Tale
A reader recounts how milk with water failed, then Grape Nuts and cream revived his wife’s health. He notes she gained strength and appears rosy and plump again, praising the cereal’s value. The note is attributed to Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Welltille
Yearlong Federated Charities Report Highlights Support
The third annual Federated Charities report notes a $1057 treasury deficit despite $2,207.65 in 1914-1915 contributions. Totals support Tuber culosis Society, Charity Organization, Free Kindergarten, Free Night School, and more. Detailed stats show hundreds aided, visits logged, and multiple hospital referrals.
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Treasury
Tuberculosis Society
Shxon
Portland
Free Kindergar‘en
Clarity Organization
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Chub
Thomas Freed Dixon
Dixon
Mavr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Local druggist Wi. Namean advertises Marr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy claiming it cures chronic stomach trouble and constipation with one dose. The copy cites surprising recalls and touts it as the best cleanser sold, urging readers to try the product.
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Mavr
Marr
Wi. Namean
Hood Seniors Score Hit In Morality Play At Hood College
Miss Moyer as Everywoman and Miss Apple as Nobody headline Hood College dramatic night at the City Opera House. The Senior Class presented a polished morality tale with strong performances by Ruth Nissley Moyer and Miriam R. Apnie, and a capable cast. The production featured attractive costuming, solid singing by Conscience and Truth, and a final note of wholesome entertainment. A neat sum was raised for Hood College building funds.
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Miss Moyer
Apple
Ruth Nissley Moyer
Miriam R. Apnie
Lulan Meiler
Anna Clabaugh
Gracia Remsberg
Tlowse Keller
Helen McCullagh
Tiara Fallenback
Miss McCullagh
Self
Vaniy
Ethel Lowe
Naomi Cablentz
Lilian Lantz
Song
Pauline Holstein
Pert
Lillian Lantz
Helen Chantler
Naomi Dobientz
Dorothy Filler
Helen Beeson
Nelle Brant
Beatrice Hoffman
Flora Hollenback
Hood College
Hood College Class of 1913 Holds Big Reunion Banquet
Fourteen of fifteen 1913 Hood College graduates gathered in Frederick for the first reunion. A seven course dinner at the City Hotel featured red clover table décor and a toast to absent member Wiss Chloe Cecil. Afterward the group attended the class play Everywoman at the Opera House. Daisy Buchanan presided. other attendees included Virginia Museer, Minam Moser, Mabel Kintang, and Edith.
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Hood
Hood College
Frederick
City Hotel
Wiss Chloe
Cecil
Opera House
Visses Daisy Buchanan
Smithville
Virginia Museer
Philadelphia
Minam Moser
Rebersburg
Mabel Kintang
Uanover
Edith
Hood College Alumnae Marriages Rise Through 18 Classes
Records show 85 of Hood College’s 252 graduates have married, with 66 percent of the first five classes married and a trend that marriage rates rise with experience and program breadth. The college notes possible undercounting due to records and announcements.
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Ailis
Hood College
Ubagyhich
Ijoud College
Apple
Lsted
Local residents listed for city directory style notice
Griffiths Yamaqua Dorothy Niseley Hagerstown Lenora Sour Harrisburg Florence Kirball Dunbar Margaret Motter Mignon Trail Anna Brunner Kernup Ruth Carty Edith Miller Virginia Carly Frederick outlining names and places in a community notice or kinship listing for Pa Md.
TIZ Foot Relief Claims Quick Cure for Aches
A vintage ad promises instant relief for tired burning swollen feet with TIZ. It claims no more corns calluses or pain and urges readers to buy a 25 cent box at drug stores or department stores for yearlong relief.
Young People’s Branch plans July outing and honors officers
The Young People’s Branch of the W C T U holds its monthly meeting in WoC U rooms. New officers were installed after devotions led by Miss Florence Meagley and Rev BB Neel. A five member committee, led by Miss Ruth Rothenhoefer, was formed to arrange a July outing. meeting scheduled Monday June 15. Children’s Day Service set for Mt Zion Church next Sunday at 10:30 AM.
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F. F. Neel
Woc
U. UC
Moss Florence Meagley
BB Neel
God of
Ruth Rothanhoeler
Helen Mullican
Ruth Holdcralt
Albert Moser
George Knook
Rothenhoefer
Mt. Zion Church
A. J. Herman
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Minneapolis Mother
Mrs Joseph Aselin of Minneapolis reports two years of painful illness with monthly suffering and thinness. After three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and can do housework. She offers to answer letters for those with similar concerns.
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Aselin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Minneapolis
Minn
Lydia E. Pinknam
Joseph Aselin
Monroe St
N.E
Minneapolis, Minn
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