Hood College 31st Commencement Honors Graduates
The thirty first annual Hood College commencement was held in Brodbeck Hall with an address by Dr. Hugh Black. Degrees awarded include Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science to numerous graduates, plus expression diplomas to two students. Gifts and endowments announced support Cob len tz Hall and campus improvements.
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Hood College
Brodbeck Hal a
ocloeck
acade
Frederick Female Seminary
Coblentz Hall
Gounod
H. w. Bright
Norristown
Miss Baldwin
Voice
Hugh Black
Trion Theorogical Seminary
New York city
Grace Elizabeth Hoy Allen
Emily Gertrude Apple
Mildred Ball
Dorothy Barnhart
Margaret Frances Besani
Grace K. Best
Beatrice
Mary Hollin
Prickett
Helen M. Romberger
Laeffer
Dorothy Lu
Anna M. Setlers
Marr
Julia Shiff
Angeline Musmaker Sundar
Norma Grace Swayne
Esther Thomas
Anna Marie ‘Tisinger
Marr E. Tull
Marior Hoke Unger
Mar
Ruth Vance
Dorothy Elizabeth Wer
Grace Wattenbarger
G. Reselig White
Dorothy E. Willedys Williams
Eleanor Willis
Margaret Louise Witt
Louise Alfred
Laura Mayr
Alcheme
Evelyn Atherton
Elizabeth Teuise Barnhart
Anna Mayra
Ruth Margeree
Bennet
Laura
Marr Lee
Cynthia Corriber
Elizabeth Catswall
Rathar- Brough DeChant
Irma Gonsman
Helen Tennyson Einstein
Mirer
Anne T. Fraunder
Emeice
Olivia Harm
Helen E. Pextor
Joseph H. Apple
Forward Movement
Living Endowment
Frederick
dram EL i. Coblentz
Henry
Prclires
Strawn
Marvanovich
Grerstaff
Grand Canal
Hopkinson Smith
Adams
Glynn
Alice Ruggies Smith
Miss Adams
fernery
fermer
W. H. Haiel
Hood College ends 31st commencement with Dr. Black speech
Dr. Hugh Black of Union Theological Seminary delivered the commencement address at Hood College Brodbeck Hall. He urged graduates to act on knowledge, embrace opportunity, and seek open doors as they enter a world of rapid change, noting that the world is the harvest of what one sows.
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Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Hugh Black
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Apple
Black
Dr. Black
Ethelin Dryden
Chopin
Apnie
archem
elwars
leyal
Hood
New Bank Home for Thurmont
The Citizens Savings Bank will move into a new fireproof modern building in Thurmont on the northwest Main square. Contractor Liard C. Culler to begin work immediately. structure to measure about 55 by 30 feet with a modern vault and up to date lighting and desks.
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Citizens Savings Bank
Central Tines Company
Thurmont
Liard C. Culler
Republican platform draft nears completion in Coolidge talks
A subcommittee drafts a tentative Republican platform with about 6000 words, planning to consult President Coolidge by telephone on the World Court plank and other issues. The document praises Coolidge, foresees tax reductions, supports immigration policy, and pledges agricultural price balance. It notes no explicit mention of Prohibition or the Ku Klux Klan. It backs Philippine independence and honors President Harding.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
full Resolutions committee
Resolutions commintes
Coolidge
World Court
Coolidge Justified Faith In Him Says Mondell
Frank Mondell, permanent chairman of the Republican National Convention, asserts President Coolidge has justified the confidence inspiring his nomination and leadership. He urges Republican majorities in Congress and criticizes Democrats for lack of definite principles while praising Coolidge’s handling of domestic and international issues.
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Harding
President Harding
Washington
Coolidge
Associated Press
Cleveland
Chica land
Frank XW. Mendell
Wyoming
Mendell
Congress
House
Senate
Mondell
Republic
pomit iion
Naziez Lincoln
McKinley
Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
usa
Naion
Chicago
Lim
Ten Men Stage $500000 Theft in New York City
Ten armed bandits knocked the driver unconscious and escaped with 27 packages of precious stones from a United States customs truck. The robbery occurred during a transfer from the general post office on West Thirty-third Street to the appraiser's stores on Washington Street, with losses estimated around $500,000.
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Associated Press
New York
United States customs
general post
West Thirty-third street
Washington street
Deserted groom arrested at Thurtmont on wedding day
James B. Lowery, 45, formerly of Point of Rocks, was arrested by County Constable Charles W. Smith on desertion and support charges after his wedding near Utica. He faced a police court hearing at 7:20 p.m. The bride, who had sought help locating him, claimed desertion on the day of the ceremony.
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James BR. Lowery
Point of Rocks
Charles W. Smith
Lowery
Utica
Trial of Loeb and Leopold Set for August 14
Chicago July 1 State's Attorney Crowe won a skirmish for an early trial of Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb the confessed kidnappers and slayers of Robert Franks. The arraignment they pleaded not guilty before Chief Justice Caverly. The defense sought July 15 for a speedy trial but the court fixed July 21 for preliminary motions and set the trial for August 14.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Crowe
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Gothbors
Caverly
Grove
Visitation Academy Alumnae Elect Officers at Reunion
Visitation Academy alumnae election held during the 1924 reunion drew a large turnout with Miss Pauline Diffendall retaining the presidency. Beatrice Rang appointed delegate to the International Convention in Philadelphia next October. The group organized committees, praised Federation work, and heard toasts and reports from officers and members.
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Visitation Academy
Pauline Dittendall
Harry McDevitt
Maryland
Beatrice Rang
Philadelphia
auline Diffendall
Miss Diffendall
Ralph R. Bowers
Nannie Wilson
Mary Delevingne
Annie Becklr
Elizabeth Jones
F. F Smith
G. M. Gram
C. P. Bennett
Robert L. Bateman
Robert Smith
A. H. Harrington
George W. Evans
Joseph W. L. Carty
Jennie Stonebraker
Nellie Stonebraker
Etta Wilson
Annie Peddicord
Lucille Tannery
Wm. Carlisle
Carrie Beckiey
Bureau of Places and
Professio
Lillian Walls
Marie Hibbs
parliament
Hoover Declines To Be Candidate Platform Delayed
Cleveland notes show Hoover declining the vice presidency while California delegates aim to present his name. Coolidge faced questions on the nomination as party leaders debate platform timing amid protests for party regularity.
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Hoover
Cleveland
California
Herbert Hoover
Pythian Sisters Open Nineteenth Maryland Session
The Grand Lodge of Pythian Sisters of Maryland meets at Mountain City Lodge Temple with eighty-five delegates from Temples across the state and three from West Virginia. Grand Chief Carrie Mehrling presides. Sherman P. Bowers delivers welcome. memorials for M. Josie Nelson observed.
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Grand Lodge of Pythian Sisters of
Maryland
Mountain City
Brunswick
Grand Lodge
M. Josie Nelson
Aviators Thank Walkers and Hood College Visitors
A U S Air Service unit in camp at Walkersburg expresses gratitude in a parachute message dropped over Hood College. The note, found near Shriner Hall, thanks locals for kindness during their stay in the area.
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U. S Air Service
Walkers lig
Hood College
Robert Wallace
East Third street
Shriner Hall
Frederick
President Millerand Quits Job in France
Paris June 11 The Associated Press reports President Millerand has resigned. In U S political maneuvering James G Harbord a former Major General led a bid backed by service interests for the Republican nomination. Other names discussed included Hoover Curtis Renrong Dawes and Everidge as potential candidates. In party platform debate the resolutions committee postponed final platform approval until tonight with fights over law and order and prohibition. The Senate farm bloc stated satisfaction with the agriculture plank while R B Creager pushed for a clear stance against the Ku Klux Klan.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Coolidge
Charles D.Hikes
New York
Mondeil
Mondell
LaFolletts
Wisconsin
Hoover
Frank W. Mandel
Wyoming
Michigan oaks
Burton fimeily
ed Banner
Rabbi Schulman
New York city
xatior
Joe Cannon
Monrdeil
James G. Harbord
Kansas
Marine
Belleau Woods
France
Army
Radio Corporation
Ameica
Curtis
Wm. S. Renrong
Charles G. Dawes
Barter
Representa- SOF
Interior department
everidge
Indiana
Judy
Resolutions committee
Senate farm bloccn
R. B. Creager
Texas
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Oklahoma
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Nebraska
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Frank Lowden
Ilinois
PYTHIAN SISTERS
MILLERAND
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