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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 10, 1924

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Hood Alumnae Plan Commencement Week at Hood College

Hood College observes commencement events with a college board meeting, an Alumnae luncheon, class day exercises, honors for top students, and a final Step Songs performance. Activities culminate with Wednesday graduation at the Opera House and a reception at the Key Hotel before students depart.

Hood College Alumnae Association Brodpeck Hall Alumnae Apple Cobleniz Hall Harlean James Washington ,D. C Hood Helen Grace Diffenbach Margaret Louise Witt Ruth Margaret Bennett Grace Kepner Best Esther Ritts Bright Mary Rebecca Dickert Geneva Augusta Hauser Anna Elizabeth Krick Katherine Elizabeth Louser Margaret Ellen Pepple Eleanor Witts Helen Einstein Baltimore Alamate Frederick

Charge Dismissed In Auto Larceny Case

E. W. Thurmond of Washington was found not guilty of larceny of an automobile at a hearing before Justice Sherman P. Bowers. The case involved a Pennsylvania seller and a recovering agent named Lemon who seized the car’s switch keys. the vehicle later disappeared. Thurmond was held on a $1500 bond for the Monday hearing.

E. W. Thurmond Washington Sherman P. Bowers Thurmond Pennsylvania Sim Lemon Justice Bowers District of Columbia

No Extra Session of Congress, Says Coolidge

President Coolidge states no extra session needed after Senate failure on deficiency appropriation. Chinese carpenter proves precision by repairing a plate and refitting boards exactly.

Congress Coolidge Associated Press Washington Senate

Hood College commencement visitors and alumnae

Frederick hosts Hood College commencement week with visitors from Pennsylvania and beyond. Notables include Miss Marian White Sell and Miss Ruth Whitesell, alumnae, and many alumnae Hall registrants from Harrisburg Pittsburgh Greensburg and other cities. Guests Mary Gerhard of Sen Dai Japan and numerous 1910s 1920s graduates attend events.

Frederick Hood College Marian Wazel Whitesell Greensberg Ruth Whitesell Hood E. E. Keyser H. B. Atthouse Virginia Acker Keyser J. W. DeChant Sarah M. Marsler Harrisburg Betty Johnson Pittsburg Sadie Strenck Grer Boyerstown Catherine Beck Greensburg Kathryn Hartz Chelfont Alice McCusker New Haven Conn Julie Olewine

Tear Up Paving On North Market St

City crews push Market street improvements with multiple work fronts. Workers tear up brick between Patrick and Church streets while Potomac Edison relays rails on South Market with new steel crossties in concrete. Concrete base pouring to start soon. traffic congestion anticipated near the Square and traffic controls to ease flows.

Market Street Patrick Church Streets Potomae Edison Company South Market Street Church

Maryland Republicans Elect Delegation Chairman At Cleveland

The Maryland delegation to the Republican National Convention in Cleveland elected Senator Os. Weller as chairman and named William P. JaKeon as national committeeman. Mrs W Braden Lowndes became national committeewoman while posts such as secretary of the delegation and committees on notification, rules and order, credentials, and permanent organization were filled.

Maryland Cleveland Os . Weller Weller Frank C. Lowden William P. Ja Keon W. Braden Lowndes Mi Qiher Charles W. Main Mation A. Humphries Gertrude Leimbach

Burton Urges Republicans To Rally Behind Coolidge Leadership

Theodore E. Burton Ohio temporary national convention chairman calls Republicans to unite behind Calvin Coolidge. He backs World Court adherence with Harding Hughes reservations, notes past GOP achievements, and urges economy in spending and tax reduction while preserving fair competition and federal reserve safeguards.

World Court Congress Coolidge Harding Burton Calvin Coolidge Converntion Federal Reserve System Republican Party League of Nations Europe

Victor Golibart Dies in City At 34

J Victor Golibart died at 9 44 this morning at Georgetown University Hospital Washington of stomach trouble aged 34 son of Simona and Stella Golibari of Washington survived by widow formerly Miss Frances Rohrback six children and four brothers Simon Jr Mark Thomas and Pam a graduate of St Mars College with a tenor voice gave a Hood College recital about a year ago and recently ran a music studio in Washington Also mentions auto engine to Havre de Grace for State Firemen's Convention parade and names several attendees and reporters with minor notes about long service by J Terry inser telegrapher

J. Victor Golibart Georgetown University Hospital Washington Simona Stella O'Brien Golibari Frances Rohrback Charles Rohrback Nea Havre de Gracs la France Independent Hose Company Havre de Grace aAlica Thur Frederick Brustang Stone Earl Finan Walter Rinehart Arthur Early Chas. C. Morgan Sherman Boone Walter Danner Allen Kline, Jr John Dorsey Colored Water Carrier

French Senate Rejects Interpellation On Presidential Crisis

Paris June 10 The Senate defeated Cheron former Agriculture Minister and Marsal spokesman 154 to 514 on a demand for an interpellation about the presidential crisis. Leaders then said the vote could not be read as a defeat of the Francois Marsal ministry. President Stiller refused to resign in a message to Parliament today.

Associated Press Paris Senate Agriculture Cheron Francois Marsal Francois——Marsal

Sordid motives back of anti American agitation

The Associated Press reports in Tokyo that more sordid than patriotic motives drive anti American agitation after the U S exclusion act. Officials and business leaders say certain Japanese manufacturers seek to curb foreign competition by leveraging the situation created by the act.

Associated Press Tokio

Commencement Night at St Johns Literary Institute

St Johns Literary Institute to hold commencement and class day at the Opera House on Friday evening June 13. Diplomas will be presented by Rev L McVay to Charles John Byerly Sr Walter Henry Decker Regina Agnes Crum Louise Frances Herring and Gertrude Elizabeth Rowe. The class play The Bell in the Forest features a 20 member cast with Prince Percival Count Rupert Counterpold and other roles.

St. John’s Literary Institute Opera House Ave Cliss Rev. L. McVay Charles John Byerly Walter Henry Decker Reginia Agnes Crum Louise Frances Herring Gertrude Elizabeth Rowe St. Johns Forest Charles Conley Prince Percival Province George Zeisler Count Rupert Austin Houff Counterpold James Decker Alexis Forster Henry Decker Kral Krag Charles Byerly Bluster Bernard Hartman Old Screech Louis Keyser Franz Staub Raymond Crum Stitchem Louis Hartmen Allen Sherald Waxem Edgar Betson Kncadem

Middletown High School Commencement Schedule

The Middletown High School senior class programs run from June 12 with a Poe-Harding reception, June 19 alumni banquet at Hotel Braddock, a February 4 senior outing, and a baccalaureate sermon June 16 at 7:30 pm in Christ Reformed Church. The class play is June 37 and the graduation in Memorial Hall June 48 at 2:15 pm with Dr Eugene Bishop delivering the address.

Middletown High School R. E. Kieeny Poe-Harding Literary Society Hotel Braddock Christ Reformed Church John Adam Memorial Hall Eugene 4. Bishop Marrland State Normal School

Reform Ed Reunion Program At Pen Mar In July

Announcement describes the thirty-ninth annual reforming reunion of the Reformed churches to be held at Pen Mar on July 14. Notices naming the program are sent by Paul F L Schmin York secretary of the board of directors. Rev Frederick C Seitz of Second Reformed Church will deliver the address. The address will be on the effect What Think You. Music provided by the Masonic choir of Frederick Maryland.

Reformed Churches Pen Mar Paul Fl Schmin York Frederick C. Seitz Second Reformed Church Gree Bure Hs Masonic Choir Frederick

President's Father Refuses Attendance at Convention

Plymouth Vt June 16 The Spring Planting is the farmers first duty says John C Coolidge the Presidents father and he sent today he refused an invitation to the Republican convention at Cleveland received further word from the Republican national committee

Associated Press Plymouth John C. Coolidge Cleveland Republican National Committee

Sousa Leads Band With Patriotic Airs at Nixon Convention

The opening session of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland June 10 featured Theodore E. Burton as temporary chairman, with Congressman Burton's keynote stressing law enforcement and national resources. Gavel sounded at noon, boos and cheers echoed for Coolidge, and Sousa conducted patriotic airs as delegates filled the 13,000-seat hall amid pledges of party discipline and unity.

Wisconsin Coolidge Associated Pross Convention Cleveland Theodore E. Burton Ohio Adams Republican Party Burton Muscle Shoals Henry Ford Washington Assacgins la Follette Coolridge Gillett Massachusetts Senator Lodge Calvin Coolidge Hitle Channel M. Depew White House Roosevelt John Philip Sousa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss James F. W. Thurmond North Market St South Market Lowden Secretary of An Berton Qhioan U. S President Coolidge Theo. E. Burton Victor Golibart Near J. Terry Inser Tenix Georgie Lita St. John's Literary Institute City Opera House Middletown Frederick Masonic Choir Ford Sousa
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