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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1930
Page
10
In a Frederick High School event titled In Auctorum Of, Rev. Werler delivered a sermon to the senior class. The address focused on moral guidance and community values, highlighting student responsibility and future paths.
A Presbyterian minister advised 445 graduates on wisdom and understanding during a Sunday service. He defined wisdom as the use of knowledge for the best ends, urged cultivation of understanding through study, and cited examples from Newton to Florence Nightingale to stress moral balance and purposeful living.
In Tuskahoma Oklahoma two would be bank robbers tried to enter a bank. Deputies returned fire wounding one man who died as the getaway car sped toward Winburton. Three women waited in a car aiding the escape. The other robber fled. deputies searched the territory. The dead highwayman was not identified.
The report notes weekend showers and sun with temperatures from 8 to 62 degrees, occasional rain and cloudy skies, and pedestrian and motorist activity. Rain aided agricultural chores and eased travel as total Sunday rainfall measured .16 inch.
A New York bishop conducted a mass at Mt Marys church ordaining ten men to the priesthood. The ceremony featured a full choir and music under conductor William A. Sterbis, with a list of newly ordained priests and several men raised to subdeacon status from various cities including Raleigh Syracuse and Detroit.
An official ceremony in New York will honor John F. Tamman as commencement speaker and confer a degree. He will be accompanied by others who will attend the exercises in the evening building, where the procession will be led by the New York Tamming Leader.
President Hoover and his party returned to Washington after a heavy downpour at Rapidan River fishing camp ended outdoor activities on the weekend.
A jury was discharged after failing to reach a verdict. The court declared a mistrial as jurors could not agree on a verdict, ending the trial without a decision on the charges.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Tae bo and New Years Day with scattered names and numbers. The readable parts refer to months or dates and a state context, but the full meaning remains unclear.
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