460 Alumni End Their Reunion at Olivet Cemetery
A large reunion of deaf graduates and former pupils concluded at Olivet cemetery with a denoting service and a Treasure Island play. Rev Charles D Shafer preached, and Dr Ignatius Broree interpreted in sign language. Attendees included former principal Dr Ely and former superintendent Dr Crammies E, with guests from Frederick Female Seminary and Gal Faucet College.
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Pupus Arc
Charles D Shafer
YMOCA
Ignatius Broree
Reithur Balaeran
Braddoce
Ely
Grice D Ely
Frederick
Kew School For the Deaf
Washington
Cramies
Prederick School
Gal- Faucet College
Auditorum
Focal School
Irstitution
Tugwell to Face Direct Questioning by Washington Panel
Rexford Tugwell, former economist and adviser, will be questioned today by a congressional committee in a direct inquiry into his views on government and policy. The inquiry follows Tugwell’s earlier roles including assistant secretary and academic positions as lawmakers examine his stance and past actions.
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Washington
Juze
Congressional
Torarrox
Rexford
Turgwell
Comseria
Gunce
Oecame
Agreuure
Senate
Uraer
Warm Weather Returns After Brief Lay Off
After a two day lull, temperatures climbed again with Sunday afternoon bringing warmer air. The meteorologist noted June has been unusually warm, with highs near 95 and daily averages around 84 to 90 degrees. Rainfall was light, about 0.2 inches, and scattered showers are expected through the coming week. Farmers faced dry conditions but no significant rainfall.
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Cabie
Harmony Grove Splits In Rough Baseball Encounter
Harmony Grove and Onis split after a tight game with 12 runs by Harmony Grove. Key plays featured multiple hits from S.mmons and Rov Gass, with notable defensive actions by Feldman, Ward, and Whee. The contest showcased bases loaded moments and solid pitching from Bovers and Boone.
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Harmo Grove
Harmony Grove
Onis
Awaine CCC
Harmony Grove Savernoon
Sunaay
Tae lLoeups
Otcher
Thomas B.ag
Feldman
Muchas
Ward Whee
Ree
Pat Act
Bovers
Ona
James
Fridge shopping gets specific features list NL says
In a consumer note labeled NL, shoppers are urged to compare refrigerators by the features they want rather than assuming all models are similar. The piece outlines a practical approach to prioritizing energy efficiency capacity and layout when selecting a unit.
Womans Guild and Community Notices From Sykesville
A scan of a local paper lists social events and notices including church guild gatherings, marriage announcements with names like Miss Hen and Berry, travels through New York City to Canada, and community guests. It notes attendees, engagements, and upcoming meetings at various homes and locations in the area.
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Mecunice Berry
Eugene Berry
Nelson Willams
E O C. Berry
Jonathan Dorsey
A C Brown
Rogers Hallendson
Rogers
Ais E L Bern
M. O. Berry
Elizabeth Schrade
Wham Brandenburg and Chidren
Mero B P Brown
Charies Wiliams
Joshua Barnes
Mises Bee Berry
Ernest Barnes
Siddle
Abein L Barnes
New York City
New Engand Staves
Montreal
Toronto
Canada
Reservir Road
Pikessite
Alpert Duddera
Urroy Keeney
Thurs- Avcun
Gosnell
Gues Bas
Sam Gos- Woodbine
Harry Dwyer
Lisson
Pedercord
Wassengton
Ras Eines
Fred B Vernay
Crartes
Baltimore
Mary Exeiyz
Shelvr der at 36 East Patrick Street compares makes and prices
A shopper notes comparing different makes by size and features and price while considering Shelvr der. The display at 36 East Patrick Street offers a view of products and options for purchase.
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East Patrick ST
Letter carries select. Brown elected president at convention
Hagerstown June 1. Victor Brown of Baltimore was elected president as Salisbury was chosen as the site for the next session of the State Convention of the National Association of Letter Carriers, which adjourned today.
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Hagerstown
Victor Brown
Baltimore
Wea
Salisbury
National Association of Letter Carriers
Notice of Election for Frederick City Mayor and Aldermen
Notice declares an election for Mayor and Five Aldermen in Frederick City on Tuesday June 12 1834 with polling places in Precincts 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 and 8 at Mobley Plumbing House Harbaugh Auto Sales Court House Former Methodist Church Property Mountain Coy Garage Maytag Store Junior Engine House Well Brothers Trade Shop. Polls open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Frederick City Board of Supervisors. signed by Charles F Brenner President.
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Frederick City
Frederxk
Jume
East Courea Street
Market Street
Mountain Coy
Fourth Street
Enstance
Maytag
North Market Street
Erecton
Charles F Brenner
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C. W. Ely
G. D. Shaffer
Tugwell
Gressional Committee
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Maryland
Leonard
Storm & Shipley
Sykesville
Dale Th
Dan Ray
Hugh Sawel
Womans Guild of
Wes
George & Maller
Wash
George
Fred- Wi
Jonea
Harris Bar
Ana
Donald
Myre
Brover
S.ster
Sinroce
Bobanere
Eoseard Armasca
Otaesters
George Connar
Howe Harms
Ais
Barton 9
Geis
Fursoite
Bata
Sanu
Carsset
Ma Thebos
OS Uta
Milton Mc Norris
Marzland Steel
En Thurscae
Drederick
Crosley Refrigerators
Harbaugh Auto Sales
South Market Street
Court House
Besdment
Nort Maret Stree
Porth
Sixth Streets
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Dr Aciv Ay Syeet
Bob
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C. Culler
the Home Insurance Co. of
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America
Helfenstein & Urner
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Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy
Drug & Prescription Service
OLD Company
Lehigh
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
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East Patrick Sr
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
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Awine Derovay Perains
Mead
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