Frederick High School graduates hear pro first step message
Dr C E Gorry of Millersville State Teachers College delivers talk on the first step and leadership for Frederick High School seniors. Dr Gordinier urges wise conservatism and progress, noting accidents due to faulty auto mechanisms and announcing a Save-A-Life campaign from June 15 to July 15 1929.
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C. E. Gorey
Millersvile State Teachers’ College
Milersvile
Frederice High School
Eld
Tivoli Theater
Gardinier
Gordirler
Creamer
Nero
de Rees
Chalmers W. Weleb
Gordimier
G. Loyd Palmer
Charles E. Webler
Leslie N. Coblentz
Frederick County
Frederick High School
Palmer
Gordinier
Norman Gord Hunter Harper
Campbell Murder Case Given Jury
Elisabeth New Jersey June 13 The Campbell murder case involving Henry Colin Campbell 61 of Greenville Pennsylvania was given to the jury at noon after a two hour plea and court to sentence by electric chair was discussed. Witnesses and procedural notes filled the record as the trial proceeded with jurors to decide the verdict.
Save A Life campaign sets June to July inspection drive
Governor Akers issues a proclamation for a statewide Save A Life effort from June 15 to July 15 urging motorists to have their cars inspected. Local garages and service stations will perform free safety checks on brakes, lights, steering, and mirrors, identified by official posters. A prior campaign was successful with many defects corrected.
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Wice
Emma
Lloyd C. Culler
Frederick
Campaii Arte
Lloyd
Culler
Oig
Inter Lite
Akers
Ritchie
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
1929 Frederick High School Graduates List
The list includes graduates from Frederick High School in 1929 with numerous names such as Maynard Dexx, Ralph O’Hera, Pauline Trout, Helen Stewart, Rosalie Osborne, Richard Johsoson, Ruth Lease, and many others across multiple lines. The OCR text presents a long roster of students with scattered spellings and partial surnames.
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Martz
Fenton Scant
Wa i Stoddard Boutson
Carre Hickman
Ah Brown
Thomas James
EU McAbee
Michael Pue
Maynard Dexx
George Zweed O’hera
Ralphor
Annabelle Trout
Pauline Hawker
Helen Stewart
Dorothy Peircebenger
Rosalie Osborne
George Ogle
Richard Johsoson
Lease
Record Heat Spike Prompts Weather Forecast Update
The region logged its hottest day of the season as temperatures reached 91 degrees, with a 92-degree reading earlier in April. Southwest breezes eased the heat but showers were expected late Wednesday night, bringing relief for crops. Maryland crops faced a cool week with below normal temperatures and rainfall helps meet irrigation needs.
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Baltimore Weather Bureau
Maryland
Joe Nunn
Woman Held In Probe Of Mysterious Deaths At Havre De Grace
A Maryland woman, Hattie Stone, is jailed in Havre de Grace as investigators probe the deaths of four members of the Stone family. Coroners and chemists reported suspected poisonings linking Edgar Stone and other relatives. Mrs Stone denied poisoning relatives and blamed heart trouble and convulsions for deaths. Authorities weighed whether to exhume additional bodies as the case unfolds.
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Kenneth Mantz
Edward Mobier
Frederick
Detroit
HU. OG. Kieffer
Wil & A
Om Bok
Jack
Test
Havre de Grace
Harford
Mires Pam Stone
Edward Stone
The
Greorge
Stone
Bel Air
Edgar
Macher
Lins. Stome
Play Presented at Walker School Auditorium
Enthusiastic audience attended a Monday evening performance at the Walker school auditorium. The cast included the Walkers in a hometown show with the students delivering efforts on stage while some performers faced coughs and small mishaps during the act.
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Audi
Walker School
The
Walkers
Sophia
Reds Stottlemeyer Given Term In Cut
Convicted on charges of drunkenness and vagrancy in Police Court Wednesday Judge Sherman P. Boxers sentenced Reds Stottlemeyer to a term at the House of Correction and an additional jail sentence. The case followed similar charges and the judge noted prior incidents and pending matters.
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Stottlemyer
House of Correction
Sherman P. Boxers
See
Mag
Bowers
Ryan Scion Arrested on Bad Check Charge
Local police report Ryan Scion was arrested on a bad check charge. Witnesses say the incident involved a disputed payment and subsequent investigation by the county sheriff. No further details available at this time.
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Ryan Scion
Speeding City Fire Apparatus Draws Criticism
Criticism rose this afternoon over the rapid response of the Junior company engine on West South Street to a small alarm. Spectators estimated 40 miles per hour as it crossed Market Street, provoking safety concerns and calls for a 25 mile per hour limit. Fire officials note other companies also speed. enforcement and a citywide rule remain inconsistent.
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D Street
West South Street
Second
All Saints Street
Compan
Ers
Compe
Toda Eharmazee
Adi
Zefone Romra
Aged Mandyins-French Plane Shifts to Quarry Night Flight
In a nocturnal shift, the aged Mandyins-French aircraft breaks from fall patrol and takes off toward a quarry. The crew reports confusion and uncertainty as the night journey unfolds. A single survivor accounts for wandering in darkness seeking Paris.
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Mandyins
Paris
American Ship Wrecked In Attempted Takeoff Crash
An American aircraft collision occurred during a takeoff attempt at Old Orchard Beach. The Yellow Bird lifted, then veered and crashed on the sand injuring crew members, while the Green Flash also crashed with extensive damage. Pilot Jean Assolant and navigator Rene Lefevre survived. a passenger newlywed Pauline Parker witnessed the event.
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Ola Orchard
Lewis A. Yoncer
Roger Q. Wiiluumg
Matini
Cua Rock
Old Orchard
Wilkes
Brokken
Yancey
Yellow Bird
Armeno Lotl, Jr
Jean Assolant
Rene Lefevre
Assolant
Pauline Parker
New York
House Rejects Debenture Plan in Liberiavtown
Feeveries at Liberiavtown report Sunday morning graduation for four pupils from Nee Dame Academy at St. Peter's Church. Graduates include Master Milton Nash and Misses Marie Riordan Adelaide Sappington Ann Ridgely Sappington. They began schooling together ten years ago and have been exemplary pupils. Milton Nash won $10 prize in an essay contest on how he'd run the farm.
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Nee Dame Academy
Libertytown
St. Peter's Church
iPhip Farrell
Milton Nash
Marie Riordan
Adelaide Sappington
Ann Ridgely Sappington
Two Cities Compete For Firemen's Convention Victory
Report from the annual firemen's convention traces a contest between Baltimore and Ocean City for a top prize. The session features a handful of company representatives and officials, with discussions across multiple boards and regional delegates. The chaotic notes also hint at names and places like Firenze and Iceland, but details remain unclear.
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Pitas
Baltimore
Ocean City
Onere
Sis Marpia Dr
George Adst
Gears Sopelon
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