Hood College Finances Hinted For Larger Incoming Class
Hood College faces a prospective surge in enrollment with President Dr Joseph H Apple predicting the most successful year yet. Applications already exceed last year, possibly filling boarding capacity early, with plans to add dormitory space on the third floor of the Academy building if needed. A new campus home project remains a goal, with construction hopes set for fall 1914 and occupancy in 1914-1915. The closing college reception drew a large crowd including alumnae and local families, marking the twentieth anniversary with record attendance.
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Hood College
Joseph H Apple
Imore
Apple
Amore
Tim
Lkely
Aim
Toatar
West
Phe Braddock-Heights
Poarch
Jacob Rohrback
F. L. Stoner
John D. Hendrickson
Elmer Brown
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Ulysses G. Rupp
C. Herbert Kreh
William D. Brace
A. Ross Hostetter
Francis Big Newman
Marshall L. Be
Samuel Water
Joseph B. Garrott
William D. Zimmerman
A. M. Landauer
EL HL Low
Howard L. Green
Charles FF. Kreh
Marianna Doll
Miss Ramsburgh
Anna W. Brown
Miss Walker
Nellie €. Garrett
Miss Bren
Harrietis al. Ramsbureh
Mary Ruthella Witter
Ethel G. Fitzpatrick
Miss Klein
Emima Katherine Newman
Courtnay E. Stauffer
Margarette S. Ford
Clara E. Gelbach
Margaret Grayson Eichelperger
Anne Schley
L. Elizabeth Lexie
Mas Carty
Marian A. Dougress
Helen Motter
Margaret Eliza
Keog College
College Hall
College Farm
Braddock Heighty
Hugh Black
J. Li. Apple
Twentieth Milestone Observed at Hood College in Frederick
Yesterday Hood College marked its twentieth milestone with a memorial service in College Hall. Local figures praised Dr J H Apple for founding the institution, while the community noted growth from seven boarding students in 1895 to 100 today and 176 day students with 24 faculty.
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Joseph D Baker
Citizens’ National Bank
Dr. Apple
Rederick
Frederick Female Seminary
Sven
Frederick Ho
Drappie
Frederick Ward mM
Iamself
Frederick
Names in historical Ames list reveal a crowded era of local figures
A readable OCR fragment lists numerous individuals, likely from an Ames area roster or alumni roll. The names include Beth Byrn, Dorothy Warehime, Gladys Eppley, Elizabeth Walk er, Miss Marke, Grace Netdlg, Mildred Stauffer, Adelaide Eberly Beegon, Florence W Doub, Marie Yeakla, Willi May Derr, Cornelia Ringgola McSherry, Mary C, Josaeann Howarth, Thowsa MM Trail, uth Elizabeth Batterday, Wel en Beeson, and many others, with several middle initials and varied spellings. The fragment suggests a school, club, or civic listing common to the era, though the full context is missing.
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Beth Byrn
Dorothy Whipp Warehime
Gladys Eppley
Elizabeth D. Walker
Miss Marke
Grace Netdlg
Mildred Stauffer
Adelaide Eberly Beegon
Florence W Doub
Marie Yeakla
Willi May Derr
Cornelia Ringgola McSherry
Mary C
Josaeann Howarth
Thowsa MM Trail
Uth
Elizabeth Batterday
Welen Beeson
Harry Ro Newcomer
Mer Brown
Tra N
Thouds
Bruce
LeGore
Carl S Davidson
Edwin Kemp
Ti Ro Lewis
Arthur
Bopst
Wikhan Selves
Ames Vendrickson
Austin Dangies
Geonge S
Rodock, Jr
Franklin
Thomas
Lewis Ro
Derizbaugh
John Edward Schell
J Roger Fisher
Dorsey Sappington
Boulden Waters
Duvall
Cloyd Dean
Irving M. Landauer
Charles A. Opel
Thomas JL. Almmerman
Robert MM. Staley
WW. Schell Hersperger
Dwar
Shriner
I. ‘Peasis While
TH Lavier Michuel
First's Officers to Come Tomorow in Full Dress
The Maryland National Guard unit plans a regimental muster outside the camp for ten years with officers in full dress. Five Company A members face court martial over involvement in the inaugural parade on March 4. Trial begins tomorrow evening at 8 oclock under Capt D John Markey with defense by Alban M Wood and W M Storm.
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Frederick
Maryland
Tg Midh
FP. MceClow
Moberly
Charles . Chew
George Wilgen
Dinterman
Alban M. Wood
W. M. Storm
University of Virginia Law School
Company A
Charles B. Windlay
Hilton Company
Maryland National Guard
Louis LB. Myers
Annapolis
Thomas BR. Palmer
Cumberland
O A. Creager
Hyattsville
Charles A. Lite
Hugh R. Riley
M. A. Record
Charles Alvey
D. John Markey
E. K. Munshower
Ernest E. Kennard
F. Lester Smith
Social World Supret Town Yt Dancing Class Tonight
Wiss Ritchie leads a dancing class at the Armory on West Church street, with a postclass soiree planned. The class meets tonight due to the armory’s use tomorrow for a court martial.
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Wiss Ritchie Wall
Armory
West Church Street
Camp 17 Observes Anniversary of Flag Day
Camp 17 marks Flag Day with a regular meeting at its lodge, electing a new member, and hearing Rev W L Seabrook of Westminster give an address on the flag. State officer remarks praise the order’s growth, followed by songs, district notes, and refreshments. Rev Seabrook guest of William Comfort. Also notes St Charles College presidency change at Catonsville.
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Uin
Lusduers
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Farme
W. Ju. Sesbroon
Westminster
Woo
America
John F Oland
Messrs
Charlies T Kline
Marion V. Kline
Rev Seabrook
Wm. H. Comfort
Second Street
St Charles College
Catonsville
Very
Michael F. Dineen
St. Patrick’s Seminary
Mento Pary
California
Very Rey Francs X
McKenny
Washington
Frederick County WCTU Convention Eyes Ballot Gains
The annual Frederick county WCTU convention met at Walkersville's Methodist chapel led by Rev A G Day. The treasurer reported 550 collected for the work, membership rose to 271 with Brunswick forming a new union, and officers were to be elected this afternoon. The memorial service honored Miss Hattie Rinehart.
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Frederick County
Methodist Wyplseppal Church
Walkersville
Th County
Alg
Brunswick
Mary H. Haslup
Hat
Financial statement of Frederick bank shown by treasurer
The ledger style balance sheet lists assets and liabilities including reserves and cash items. Key figures show cash on hand and deposits with national banks, along with capital stock, surplus, and taxes paid. The treasurer AL Kemp attests to the truth of the statement sworn June 1, 191n, before G. Weslley Rindley.
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TT AL Remy
G. Wesliey Rindley
Tross
Chas Whnthrimer
Omi Amrecters
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Rederick County
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