G H S Alumnae Banquet Promotes College Aid Funds
The Girls High School Alumnae reunion and banquet in Bra Heights gathered about 80 members and guests. Plans were made to inaugurate a loan fund to assist worthy graduates entering college, with a one dollar contribution per member and a focus on fostering education through student Joan fun. Several officers were elected for the coming year and a program of readings music and speeches marked the 20th to 25th anniversary classes, with Miss Ott presiding and Mrs. Rothenhoefer Koonts leading nominations and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studen
Vindabona
Bra Heights
Joan Fun
Aliss Mary Clo
Vete
Pauline Rothenhoefer
Association For the Comme
Mildred Neighbours
Katharine Lease
Eritn We Carmack
Uedschuser
Grace Rhoads Poole
Mary Ott
Margaret M. Robinson
Frederick
Lyric Quartette
Lucille
Ruth Nicodemus
Irene Harper Zimmerman
Madelyn Harper
Abbie McCardell Remsberg
Yvonne Biser
Marie Haller Hudson
Grace Ramsburg Davis
Lucille’ Nicodemus
Catherine Thomas
Ott
William Osler
Helen Fisher Williams
Hester Fisher
Helen DeLaughter Ford
Ruth Trout
Marian Zeigler Shipley
Lillian Culler Storm
Pauline Rothenhoefer Koonts
Miss Ott
Margrete Dill
Virginia Cline Engle
Mary C. Ot
Bessie Newman
Jane Staley Abbott
Laura Johnson Simpson
Hal Lee T. Ott
Elizabeth Shawbaker Nicodemus
Mollie Zimmerman
Katie Seeger
Blanche Kefa
Grace Witter Engle
Julia Roelkey Myers
Helen. Delaughter Foard
Maretta Marekhordin
Blanche Atkinson Michearl
Maisie Hauver Stephens
Helen Koons
Nicodemus
Mildred Thomas Rhoads
Abbie McCardell
Ramsburg
Gace Ramsburg
Davis
Charlotte Smith Trout
Noble Dixon Clabaugh
Margaret Hoffman Delphey
Carolyn Wildman
Beda FE. Anderson
Helen Holter Abalt
Ruth Grave - Doub
Gertrude
Waberkorn Zimmerman
Florence Schroeder
Latmse Wildman Wooding
Marian Zeigler
Ree
One Killed Twenty Hurt In Cambridge Gas Blast
An explosion at a Cambridge Maryland confectionery fatally burned 17 year old Donald Sherman and injured twenty others as a gas tank exploded while James Blades, the store owner, stood on a ladder. The blast damaged the building and blew out windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Ory Iconfectionery
Donald Sherman
James Blades
Scottsboro Sentence of 75 Years Affirmed
The Alabama Supreme Court affirmed Heywood Patterson's seventy five year sentence for the Scottsboro Case. Patterson faced a March assault on Victoria Price aboard a freight train in Illinois and received the term in Decatur, Alabama, in January 193? He marks his fourth conviction with no death sentence. Attorneys said the case will go to the U S Supreme Court for a third time. Patterson is the sole defendant under sentence. the others await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Heywood Patterson
Scottsboro
Patterson
Victoria Price
Decatur
United States Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Patterenn
Local Lyric Quartet Members Invited to Event
Invited guests include Margaret Robinson former principal and airs Trene Ham mer man Ruth Nicodemue and Madotve Harper from the Lyric Quartet for the occasion referenced with Forney and Etchison as hosts or organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dred Refauver Forney
Josephine P. Etchison
Mise Margaret Robinson
Trene Hb “Ammerman
Ruth Nicodemnue
Madotve Harper
Amembers
Lyric Quartetic
Roosevelt Court Reorganization Bill Faces Bitter Phase
Senate debate on Roosevelt court reorganization bill moves toward a bitter stage as the judiciary committee warns it would undermine judicial independence. Factional foes vow to filibuster, aiming to force changes or block the plan to add five justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burke
Nebraska
Wheeler
Montana
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Nationwide Study Of Unemployment Planned
The Senate approved a nationwide unemployment and relief study by a Commission to be funded by the president. The measure plans a five to fifteen member body, unpaid, to study unemployment relief policies and make future recommendations. Up to 40000 relief funds may be used for expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Hoare
National Unemployment and Relief Commission
Carl A. Hateh
New Mexico
James E. Murray
Montana
Thatch
World Progress Administration
Windstorm disrupts Frederick county communities with downed lines
A brief but intense windstorm struck Frederick and parts of Carroll and Montgomery counties causing downed trees, power lines, and telephone outages. Emmitsburg and Mt. Airy reports included darkened streets, interrupted services, and scattered hay. temperatures dropped from a high of 93 to 66 degrees after the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Montgomery
Goo Glock
Emmitsburg
Mt Airy
Darnesville
Potomac Edison Company
Thurmont
Mount St. Mary's College
Woarkmet
Barnesville
Mt. Airy
Brunswick
Middletown
Montevue Hospital
Frederick
Insurgents Capture Santo Domingo Hill Near Bilbao
Insurgent forces under Generalissimo Francisco Franco seized Santo Domingo Hill, the last position above Bilbao, flying the red and yellow banner. Basque city remains under pressure as troops breach the eastern trenches and move to encircle from the west before a direct assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilbao
Santo Domingo
Francisco Franco
Eight year old boy beaten leads to fines in local court
In Police Court Judge Patrick M. Schnitler convicted and fined eight year old Joe Seart for assault and costs after his alleged beating of Lewis Moretti. Laura Moretti testified the incident at 312 North Market Street involved intoxicated suspect Scarfina. Agnes Frack paid a fine for disturbing the peace and John Reed paid for drunkenness. Several others forfeited parking collateral as Mayor Lloyd Culler warned strict enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe FL Seart
Jial
Patrick M. Schniutler
Laura Moretti
Lewis Moretti
North Market Street
Scarfina
Searting
Lawrence Fagen
Charles Blumenauer
Bottes
Agnes Frack
Allen Bartgis
John Reed
Frans Dorsey
Bernhard Williamson
James Marks
Lloyd C. Culler
Docket cites multiple individuals including Wilbur Ford and Sadie
Readable docket fragment lists Wilbur Ford, Wilbur Waehter, W Heffner and others with miscellaneous tags from officers and officials including Milks OMeer Marion Carmieck and Prank Dotses. The piece names Jobin Does among the listed individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Ford
Officer Milks
Wilbur Waehter Ang W. Heffner
Omeer
Marion Carmieck
Sadie TL
Lidia
Jobin
Rev. B A Bryan Named To New Market Church
Rev B A Bryan was named pastor of the Frederick Methodist Protestant charge at the annual conference in Westminster. The Frederick charge includes New Market Central at New London and Carmel with other district appointments listed. Special appointments include Dr J H Straughn as president of the General Conference and R L Shipley editor of the Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Bryan
Frederick
Baltimore
Westminster
Compher
Harpers Ferry M. P
Lewistown-Liberty M. P
New Market
New London
Carmel
Friendship
FL Wy
Sapp
J. H. Straughn
General Conference
R. L. Shiplew
Methodist Protestant Recorder
Pred G. Holloway
Western Maryland College
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G. H.S. Alumnae
Officers
IMA
Helen Breall Hemp
Louise Haller Grove
Sophia
Wilson Schaefle
Alice Witter Thomas
Rath
Martz
Elizabeth Herwig
Eileen Cubitt Freisenman
Elizabeth Culler
Rhoades
Gontz
Lillie Wolfe
Katharine Tease
Grisude Reeder Klein
Naomi Huffer
Naomi Moldcraft Cramer
Lucille Niccemus
Ruth Cline Harp
Fei
Talfornie
Hees
Penses
Ntto
Senator Watch
Aethlehen Steel Corporation
Cambria
Aldohasion N
Mratherhoude
Orrevins
Ostruck
Aged
Tien John L. Lewie
Bit United Mine Workere Ant
Seration Minea
Bethlehem
Bethlehem and Three Anther Independent Seet Pradhrere
Actioual
ESO
Strikera
Weather Bureau
J. Paul Delphey
Patrick Streny
Lance Service of
The
GCE
Cline & Son
Steed
H. Styles Bridges
Testo
Postoffice
Hint
Willian PL Howes
Kenneth McKellay cDoni
Tenn
Chara
Joe Seartina
Japan
Hendrickson
B.A. Bryan
New Market Church
Rev
C. M. Camphelly
Warpers
Ferry
Dad
C. C. Carty, Inc
East
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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