Administration closes with last meeting and new city officers
The current city administration holds its final meeting at 7 30 tonight as the new Board of Aldermen led by Mayor Lloyd Culler and City Register Aubrey A Nicodemus prepare to take office Monday at 10 00. The incoming board will organize at eleven, with park and pool appointees awaiting final decisions and a likely opening date for Baker Park set for Saturday June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Lloyd Culler
City Register
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Haugh
G. Wiliam Shipley
John S. Renn
Charles T. Butcher
Elmer F. Munshower
Renn
Shipley
A.T. Brust
G. Hunter Bowers
Neta
Baker Park
Culler
Girls High Alumnae Reunion Set For Monday
Plans are complete for the Girls High School Alumnae Association annual meeting and banduet to be held Monday night at Hotel Braddock. The class of 1908 will mark its 20th anniversary with nearly all members present. The 1914 class plans to welcome Mrs Clarence Marsh returning from Singapore. Grace Stane of Hood College will read, songs will honor Mrs Joseph T Pyles, and Mrs Charles Hudson will sing. Entertainment chair is Mrs W Barigis Storm.
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Girls’ High School
Hotel Braddock
Clarence Marsh
Singapore
Grace Stane
Hood College
Joseph T- Pyles
Charles Hudson
W. Barigis Storm
Dr Irvine Buried at Mercersburg Academy
Funeral services for Dr William Mann Irvine 63 headmaster of Mercersburg Academy for three years were held Thursday after a cerebral hemorrhage. The academy chapel was crowded with students and alumni. Irvine born 1865 in Bedford Pa attended Phillips Academy Princeton and the Reform Seminary at Lancaster. He chaired several educational associations and was a popular speaker and friend in Frad amet.
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William Mann Irvine
Mercersburg Academy
Academy
Mercerstore Academy
Coolidge
Ksine
Bedford
Phillips Academy
Gexec
N. H
Frinceton
Reformed Seminary
Lancaster
Franklin College
Headmaster’s Association
Association of Colleges and Schools of the
Trane
Fradamet
S A Workers 10 Meet At Heights Next Week
The Frederick County Council of Religious Education plans its annual convention at Braddock Heights June 17 to 19 with Sheikh Dewatry of Egypt among speakers. Activities include a Sunday service, luncheons, business sessions, and talks on subjects from religious education financing to leadership training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
W. C. Royal
Emory L. Coblentz
Choir of Reformed Church
Middletown
W. R. Hartzell
Sheikh Dewairy
B. F Blubaugh
Myersville
Robert Davids
Maryland Couhell
Lillian McCormick
Miss McCormick
Joseph H. Curtlipp
Dr. Davids
Douglass Hooff
This City
J. M. Spangler
Walkersville
Young People's Choir
Lewis LaMar
Clara Zimmerman
G. A. York
Brunswick
C. H. Corbett
Thurmont
Cudlipp
J. S. Adam
Davids
J G. Adam
Burgess
Maurice R. Hamm
J. Fred Main
Margaret Rodrick
G. E Williams
Douglass Hoof
Buying And Selling Deplored By Rodney Dutcher
A Kansas City NEA summary notes long standing charges that Southern Republican delegates are bought with money and patronage to control conventions. The piece cites Norris and Hoover eras, records of postmasters, committeemen, and contested delegations, detailing patronage, seating decisions, and efforts to influence nominations across Southern states.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Kansas City
George W. Norris
Norris
Republican National Committee
Mason
Dixon Line
National Committee
Hoover
Senate
South
Taft
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Tme
Upron
Police Court Actions in Local Cases and Public Talk
Three cases were heard in People's Court by Justice Sherman P. Bowers on Thursday morning and one in Police Court Thursday night. Walter Poxel was ordered to pay 2.50 weekly for infant support and remanded until first payment. Mrs Warfield and Harry Goodsell and wife were discharged after assault charges. Joseph Whitmore paid damages to Louis Darner after colliding on South Market Street. Rev. Chaulkers W. Waick will speak at the State I O F Home Sunday at 3 o'clock. public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman P. Bowers
People’s Court
Walter Poxel
Walter Warfeld
Harry Goodsell
Frederick Junction
Reno S. Earp
Goodsons
Dorsey Etchison
Warfield
Joseph T. Whitmore
Louis Darner
Whitmore
Darners
South Market Street
Jess Schell
Commencement Exercises at Visitation Academy
The eighty second annual commencement of the Academy of the Visitation B V M featured an address by Auxiliary Bishop John M McNamara of Baltimore. Medals and diplomas were awarded to seniors including Carolyn Major Anne Couch Agnes Buscher Rosemary Hanley Mary Dunning and others with numerous prizes and honors announced at the ceremony on East Second Street.
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Academy of the Visitation
John M. McNamara
Baltimore
Academy
East Becond Street
Dielman
Victoire Conley
Agnes O'Neill
Margaret M. Leary
Adele Buscher
Pauline Keyser
Mary Dunning
Carolyn Major
Louise Dorsey
Katherine Cassell
Ruth Ford
Ida H. Peaster
Adelaide Shriver
Rita Leary
Moore
Josephine Meyers
Eva Gelar
John Michael McNamara
Carolyn Louise Major
Mary Ann Ford
Rubenstein
Chopin
Mary J. Dunning
Mary Loretto Davis
Barbara Moberly
Humoreske
Dvorak
Emile Jamison
Mary Ann Fort
Mary F. O'Neill
Rosemary Henley
New York
Anne Catherine Couch
Agnes Adele Buscher
District of Columbia
Rosemary C. Hanley
Maryland
Mary Joseph Dunning
Idaho
Sara Lutten Dunning
Mary Frances O'Neill
Pennsylvania
Eleanor R. Offutt
Gertrude Buscher
Anne Reynolds
Aileen Latrobe
Margaret Mary Leary
de Sares Hayden
Barnes-Pitman Phonography
Mary Teresa Burkey
Margaret Rosalie Paxson
Helen Catherine Malone
Adele
Danning
Rosemary Hanley
Sara Dunning
Anne Couch
Eleanor Offutt
Mary Burkey
Charles H. Conley
Ann Couch
Dolly Kreider
Louis Victor Baughman
Agnés O Neill
Hornsby Suspended Five Days By Heydler
New York June 15 AP Hornsby Braves manager suspended five days for conduct on field. Heydler NL president says he incited fans who hurled bottles at umpire Pfirman after Hornsby was ejected for arguing a called strike. Pfirman unharmed.
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New, York
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston
Rogers Hornsby
John A. Heydler
National League
Hornsby
Coolidge Praises Hoover on Nomination in Superior Wisconsin
President Coolidge sent a telegram of congratulations to Herbert Hoover after Hoover’s nomination as Republican presidential candidate. The message praised Hoover’s ability and experience, with Mrs. Coolidge joining in sending best wishes. A Superior welcome included the Public School Band and a planned train trip for Mrs. Coolidge toward Winneboujou.
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Superior
Wis
Walkersville Playground Opening Under Epworth League
The Walkersville playground opens Saturday June 23 under the Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal church. Music by Yellow Springs Concert Band and planned booths include supper lemonade cake candy and publicity. Hours are 6 30 to 9 30 evenings on Tue Thu Sat and morning Wednesdays with electric lighting and a volley bell court supervised by the Epworth League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Yellow Springs
Helena Stauffer
Nelson Stauffer
Mary Mercer
C. C. Fogle
Charles Kintz
Elizabeth Nicodemus
Winds Drive Nobile Toward Rescue Parties at Spitzbergen
A strong east wind at Spitzbergen today pushed the Nobile radio party westward toward rescuers already seeking to reach North East Land castaways. Night snow gave way to sunshine aiding reconnaissance as conditions improved for further search efforts.
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King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
North East
Hoover Acceptance and Curtis Moot in Hoover Convention
Herbert Hoover, Republican nominee, issued a telegram of appreciation to the Kansas City convention and outlined his broad leadership role beyond mere administration. He stressed government as power for leadership with business and cultural life, and called for a sound farm relief solution. The convention also focused on Senator Charles Curtis as a possible running mate, with support mounting from New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Illinois. Candidacy speculation included possible eastern picks, while Dawes and Curtis drew varied attention.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Kansas City
Moses
America
Congress
Charles Curtis
Kansas
New York
Pennsylvania
Assembly
Senate
Wesurns
CMI
Convention
Curtis
New Jersey
Llinois
Hoover
New Hampshire
Edge
Hansan
Borah
Idaho
Dawes
New England
Middle West
Channing Gox
Massachusetts
Hooter
Cox
Commerce
Tilson
Connecticut
Senator Curtis
Yale selects Manas Grove as Francis Gordon Brown scholar
Manas J. Grove of Frederick Maryland was named Yale Francis Gordon Brown scholar for the class of 1929. A Yale junior, Grove has played varsity baseball two years and football as a freshman, belongs to Skull and Bones and Kappa Epsilon, holds multiple scholarships, and has served on the student council. The piece also notes a Brunswick High School Alumnae reunion and local events.
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New Haven
Yale
Blair Academy
Lake Plack School
Celts Kappa Epsilon
Skull and Bones
George Augustum Adee
Princeton Club of New York
Stanley
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Stemp
President Coolidge
Wurzbach
R. B Creager
Creager
Justice Bowers
Chaikmers W. Waick
Visitation Academy
Cecil Lyon
Texas Republican State Committee
U.S
Heydler
Braddock Grange
Grace Burgee
Pearl Kefauver
Ethel Krantz
Amon Burgee
R. Carl Marwell
P. H. Beavers
Thomas
Earl Mercer
Standard Oilroup
Josacs
Mreleen Hodgson
Witle
Clarksrine. Tenn
Hodgson
Albert Coadon
Dill Avenue
Doris
Everybody’s Weekly
London
Agnes O Neill
Charles H Conley
Michael J. Finnerty
M. J. Grove
Francis Gordon Brown
Branswick Alama
Branswick High School
Hill Top House
Harpers’ Fey
W. V
Wile Bur F. McGolerick
J. G Bich
EE. Burgess
W. Hes Wilso
Jacob FL Schmidt
Roy Ramsburg
Arthur H Dol
Marie
Fancy
Robert
Annsant
Paris
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