Hood College Endowment Drive Aims for 500000 Soon
Dr Joseph H Apple announced Hood College actions after degree ceremonies including completion of the Williams Observatory and plans to endow astronomy studies. Gifts from the Forward Movement and Living Endowment League supported a substantial fund, with a new push for a 500000 endowment and broader community participation. The class of 1920 and alumnae groups pledged continued gifts and campaign roles to reach the target.
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Hood College
Joseph H. Apple
Willams Observatory
Harvard Observatory
Hood
Misa M. Janet Williams
John H. Williams
Lising Endowment League
BSU
Living Endowment League
Friends of the College
Peranent
Mamie Association
Iir
Alimnae
Margaret Mocter
Alsa
Almmnae
Cltsa
Limmie
Friends of Hoot
Heat Persists Amid Storm With Solar Theory Dominant
Weather reports indicate continued heat despite a day of thunderstorms and mild breezes. A Berlin dispatch cites solar spot activity as the cause of the Northern Hemisphere heat wave with scientists split over expectations for a mild summer. The Grinder estate probate details distribute bequests to family, religious institutions, and individuals with a life interest and residuals. executors named include Miss Regina C. Grinder and J. Warry Kennedy.
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Germany
Berlin
Archenhald
Treptow Observatory
Pr. Archenhold
Hennie
Joseph
Grinder
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Emma Hackett
St. Joseph's
Jersey City
Viola Knill
Marie Murphy
Mary Hall
East Second Street
Regina C. Grinder
William Hayes
East Liverpool
Knights of Columbus
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore
St. John's Catholic Church
Notre Dame Academy
Academy of the Visitation
J. Warry Kennedy
Clayton C. Keedy
George W. Heinlein
Mary
Three girls singled out for prize recognition
There were several eligible girls, with Emaline Katz named as entet clasay president, Iva het Aulenbach noted as T. W. C. A. president, and Phyilly Abbott praised as a versatile club member for special merit.
Martinsburg men injured in Williamsport train crash
Four men from Martinsburg West Virginia were injured, and one likely fatally, when their auto collided with the middle of a freight train on the Pennsylvania Railroad in Williamsport Maryland late at night. Names listed include Edward Linthicam Raymond Ridings James Zepp and Vincent Sullivan. Linthicam suffered a severe head injury as his car part was torn away.
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Williamsport
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edward Linthicam
Raymond Ridings
James Zepp
Vincent Sullivan
Linthicam
Western Civilization In Need Of Religious Revival
Cumberland Md June crowds cleanup after record rainfall floods streets and basements. City faces power outages and transportation disruption as Mayor and five aldermen election results loom. University of Hood College commencement features Glenn Frank on civilization’s future and call for revival of religion amid fears across seven domains.
Auto Over Embankment. Four Escape Serious Injury
A collision on South Mountain near Boonsboro left four people uninjured despite a limousine tumbling 75 feet down a steep embankment. The car carried Dr. James T. Johnson’s wife and two children with a chauffeur. a Mia Mullinix truck driven by Floyd Zimmerman headed toward Hagerstown. The limo lodged on a boulder with a broken axle and bent fender. police ruled the crash unavoidable.
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South Mountain
Boonsboro
Mia
Nic
Mullinix
North Market
Thin City
James T. Johnson
Hagerstown
Zim. Merman
Coolidges Wearied En Route to Washington
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge travel by train from Madison Wisconsin to Washington after a day in Minneapolis. They rested after a long day at the Norse American centennial events and greeted cheering crowds as they rolled into the final station.
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President Coolidge
Washington
Madison
Wisconsin
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Ritchie Issues Flag Day Proclamation in Maryland
Baltimore June 9 AP Governor Ritchie issued a proclamation urging Maryland citizens to display the national emblem on National Flag Day Sunday June 14. The day marks the 148th anniversary of Congress adopting the Stars and Stripes.
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Baltimore
Ritchie
Maryland
Congress of the Stars and Stripes
Prisoner Claimed to Be Harry Thaw's Son in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh a man who told a patrolman he was Harry K Thaw's son was held for examination. Identified as C T James, he was linked to Joseph James of Santa Fe Missouri by W J Kane of the city detective bureau, who received a letter from Joseph James confirming paternity.
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Pittsburgh
James
Harry K. Thaw
C. T. James
Joseph James
Santa Fe
Missouri
W. J. Kane
City Detective Bureau
Kane
Thaw
Monday Musicals Meet At Mrs Towers Home
The Monday Musicales season ends at Mrs Sherman I Towers North Market street with Mrs Richard Pe Ross presiding. Three new members join and a summer program committee will plan next fall selections. The October 12 meeting will be at Miss Mary H Filler's home on Third Street. Titles performed include Mozarts pieces and arias sung by Mrs Pyles Mrs Radcliff and others with piano accompaniment.
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Mrra
Sherman I. Towers
North Market Street
Mra
Richard Pe Ross
National Federation of Music Clubs
Mary H. Filler
Third Street
Mozart Munte
R. Ames Hendrickson
Larghette
Ignatius Forlee
Vinelin
Rossy
Arietta
Don Ginganni
T. Pyles
Minuette
Atlea Radcliff
Public utilities hit new high records today
New York reports a brisk rise in public utility stocks with profits taking easing before noon. Investors pushed the market into new high territory for the year as demand grew while call money firmed. Total trading volume neared 1.2 million shares with overall closing steady.
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New York
Jane
Twelveteen miners die in Kentucky mine blast recoveries
Sturgis Kentucky June 9 AP Bodies of fourteen missing miners victims of a West Kentucky Coal Mining Co explosion were recovered this morning and brought to the surface along with three others found last night. Ten white and ten black men were among those found at the 400 foot level a mile and a quarter back of the mouth.
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Sturgis
West Kentucky Coal Mining Co
Adalt
Man Held in Cumberland Murder Case
Allegany Author reports Cumberland Maryland June Edward Northcroft is in custody in Oakland awaiting transfer to Cumberland for questioning in the Gortner murder case. Authorities seek to question him over his connection to Emma Waxoner who was with Gortnar when an unknown man attacked him. Northcroft fled to Oakland to attend his father’s trial on criminal charges.
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Cumberland
Edward Northcroft
Gortner
Oakland
Liie
Emma @ Waxoner
Gortnar
Northcroft
Garratt
British official statement on new pact acknowledged
Tandon June 9 AP The British government acknowledged the France Britain agreement in reply to Germany on security proposals announced at Geneva. The statement stressed the pact as mutual assistance and guaranteed to protect both sides of the Rhine, abandoning isolation to engage in continental peace and security.
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Tandon
France
Germany
Gereva
Great Britain
Rhine
Child May Be Kidnapped Coughlin Case Revisited
A six year old held at Baltimore police headquarters while photographs were sent to Norfolk town Virginia to verify if the child is Blakely Coughlin who vanished in 1920. Investigators say the boy was cared for since 109 by Jobe W Totten in Baltimore and later found in a roaming house. A handkerchief marked H C was found years ago and records show a visit to the Southern police station in August. The child is known as John W Dizeo Jr.
State Firemen To Meet In Ocean City
Balishory Md June 9 AP Overnight reservations were made to accommodate delegate members of fire companies from Hagerstown Frontburg Midland and Annapolis en route to the state convention opening a three day session in Ocean City tomorrow The four companies travel in an automobile caravan and stay tonight at Salisbury as guests of the local fire company with planned entertainment features.
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Balishory
Fra
Hagerstown
Fronburg
Midland
Annapolis
Ocean City
Tomorow
Sali Isbury
Honors List Includes Many Names From English to Biology
The clipping shows a long roster of students honored as seniors and juniors, followed by departmental honorable mentions across English, Latin, Biology, Chemistry, History, French, Mathematics, and more. Names include Phyllis Abbott, Isabel Autenbach, Jeanne Bargpelt, Helen Bassler, Grace Brown, Louise Copemen, Pearl Lavewis, Lucretia Culier, Ange Detk, Mary Mooman, Virginia Mooman, Butch Morton, Eleanor Myton, Elmira Reiver, Elizabeth Tieseell, Wile Ruzicka, Katherns Worst, and numerous others. The list continues on the page.
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Mood College
Glenn Frank
Century Magazine
University of Wisconsin
Frank
Ken Alsiance
Mr. Frank
Negreen
Dean Lovejoy
Apple
Bremer
Hoard
Exerciaen
Naval Academe Receaatanal
Degrera
Bachelor of Artas
Chyllia
Mary Abtbott
Inabell
Rebecca — Aulenhach
Katherine Jeanne Bargelt
Helen Frances Bassier
BE Regina Beachley
Mary Jane Teck
Lucila Bennett
Frances Cathating Cromer
Grace Naomi Brown
Louisy Streeter Copeland
Pearl Lb. Culler
M. Helen Cuppett
Anna Spratley Delk
Dorothy Drew
Dorothy Catherine Durbin
Ella Geraldine Hhert
Sara Gertris Fry
Phyllis Mary Abbott
Isabel Rebecca Aulenbach
Francesa Catharine Bremer
Pearl Laventa Tucrotta Culler
Anna Spratley Detk
Selma Georgia Grether
Virginia Dave Mooman
Flora Balch Morton
Ruth Klmira Reiver
Miriam Elizabeth Russell
Edna May Sheeley
Kathleen Beatrice Worst
Tully Elizabeth Abbott
Catherine Ellen Barges
Ruth Anne Fahl
Helen Elizabeth Fox
Elizabeth Kerr
Ering Pauling Poole
Louise Wright
Ethel Carolyn Beachley
Grate Best Biulheimer
Laura Maundy Digfenbacher
Frances Louise Good
Kilolse
Roberta Hafer
Helen Davia Kinder
Josephine Kopenhaver
Fannie Elizabeth Magee
Katherine C. McNabb
Sara Elizabeth Metcalfe
Mary Ruth Michhael
Naomi Kathryn Remaburg
Buena Romaine Schue
Josephine Clagett Sulty
Blanche Elizabeth Tresaler
Adelaide Sutro
Mathematioa
Butch Morton
Eleanor Davie Myton
Mesto
Elmira Reiver
Elizabeth Tieseell
Wile Frances Ruzicka
Kathiems Heatrice Worst
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Dr. Apple
Abraham and Elizabeth Mickley
J. Harvey Mickley
D. J
Johnstown
Tielen Redic
Adele Valentne
China
Japan
Elsie Muir Loucks
M. J. Muir
Elsie Winifred
Mise Frances Brome
Timenears
Cumberland Ia
Bedford
Frederick
Baltimore Etreets
Maryland Avenue
The
Narrows
Virginia Ayu
Wisconsin University
City Register
Aubrey A. Nicodemna
Moon
Ami
Claeistonsan
von Aitan
Cloetigna
Wong
Amintead Majachite
Aize
Cal Veron
Coolidges
Bowers
Allegany
Coughlin
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