Alumnae Reunions Spark Dinner and Banquet Push
Alumnae groups begin annual reunions with a Girls High School chapter dinner for 104 at Wayside Inn. St John’s alumnae hold a 7 30 banquet at Motel Braddock with toasts by Fr Schwallenberg and Fr Farrell and a retiring president, Edna Lipps, as new officers are elected. The program includes welcome remarks, music, and a planned third Monday in June banquet, listing numerous attendees and class years.
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Wayside Inn
Lumnae Association
St. John’s
Motel Braddock
F. 4. Schwallenberg
St. John's Church
Philip R. Farrell
Buckeystown
Edna Lipps
Gertrude Poole
Charles Byerly
Martha Kohlenberg
H. Walter Decker
F. A. Schwallenberg
Philip B. Farrell
Mary Russell
Margaret Worster
Corinne Herrine Doll
Mary Putman Dutrow
Rudolph Crouse
Agnes Russell
Ralph Lipps
Alton Lippy
Emory Baer
Gibson Smith
Regina Dorsey
Regina Crum
Gertrude Rowe
Walter Decker
Louise Dorsey
Charles Cowles
Girls’ High School
Ruth Grove
Katherine Wiener
Charles Hudson
Mehrle Smith
Grayson F. Bowers
Miss Grove
Maryland
Grace English
Josephine Etchison
Celeste Thomas
Virginia Cline
Thonusse Haller Grove
Elizabeth Benson
Regina Little
Florence Schroeder
Grace Cline Clary
Marjorie Stauffer
Helen DeLaughter Ford
Katherine Mensell
Bessie Tewman
Adele Cronise
Elizabeth Michael Shaw
Alice Witter
Catherine A. Thomas
Ruth TB Thomas
Margretta Fromke
Margaret Roelkey
Schroeder
Warner Geiser
Ruth Martz
Leona Mercer
Mary Tutcher
Elizabeth Herwig
Grace Zimmerman Zeieler
Maria Hauver Stephens
Grace, Witter Enele
Erma Halter Hutter
Pauline Stull
Naomi
Janie Haldcraft
Addie Turdette
Edith Miller
Helen Lease Boyer
Louise Kemp Miller
Rebecca Myers Hahn
Marie Michael
Marie Renn Ramsburg
Mary Welty
Mildred’ Summers
Charlotte Motter
Sadie Hahn
Julia Roelke
Myers
Katharine Lease
Marion “Zeigler Shipley
Margaret Huffman Delphy
Helen Walter
Bertha Jones Smith
Margaret Shriver
Ruth Trout
Anna Seeger
Joanna Best Hightman
Mayor Plans Appointments at Tonight's City Meeting
The Mayors and Board of Aldermen will hold the first regular monthly session of the new city administration at seven. Key action includes announcing the mayor's appointments for confirmation and swearing in for the new term. Also on the agenda is an ordinance to establish an annual salary for the City Engineer and a flat salary for an assistant plus city payment for any department extra help. Regular monthly bills and routine matters will also be addressed.
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Ted
Culler
Lst
Edward J. Smith
Klan Parade Planned in Capital on August 8
Washington June 17 AP A parade of 100000 to 150000 Ku Klux Klan members is authorized to march down Pennsylvania Avenue from the Capitol to the White House end. The event will culminate with a religious ceremony at Sylvan Theatre on the Washington Monument grounds. Col C O Sherrill overseeing public buildings and grounds authorized theatre use. No masks will be worn due to a District law.
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Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
District of Ca Tumba
Sylvan Theatre
Washington Monument
J.dient
C. O. Sherrill
Nubie
Prenter Succeeds Stone as Head of Engineers
In Cleveland on June 27 the advisory board of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers chose William Prenter of Cleveland to succeed Warren S Stone as president of all Brotherhood activities with immediate effect. Stone died last Friday. Prenter was first vice president and treasurer. Griffing becomes first vice president. Johnston of Chicago becomes grand chief engineer. Johnstone’s position was not filled.
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Cleveland, O
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
William 1. Renter
Cleveland
Warren S., Stone
Brotherhood
Stone
Prenter
L. G. Griffing
A. Johnston
Chicago
G Iriffing
Johnston
Perkins Faces Manslaughter Verdict In Templeton Death
In New York on June 17 AP reports Prosecutor McDonald stated the state seeks no verdict beyond first or second degree manslaughter for Dorothy Perkins in the Templeton killing. He noted sentencing hinges largely on the court’s discretion.
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New York
Dorothy Perkins
Thomas Templeton
McDonald
Abd el Krim Reported Killed in Bombardment
Unconfirmed reports from native tribesmen say Abd-El-Krim the Riffan leader opposing France may have been killed during a recent French aerial bombardment near Fez in French Morocco on June 17.
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Krim
Fez
French Morocco
Abd-El-Krim
Nurse Acquitted in Navy Liquor Case
Washington June 17 a court martial acquitted Misa Rauth M. Anderson a navy nurse charged with bringing a small quantity of liquor into the United States aboard a transport. The decision followed prompt deliberations and ends the case against the nurse.
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Urse
Washington
Misa Rauth M. Anderson
Water Tank Guided Bridge Pass on Viver See Excursion
A Berlin excursion boat named Binks under the bridge on the Viver See uses large water tanks to lower its hull for a safe pass beneath low bridges. The device, triggered to drop the vessel just enough, enables successful transit during the June 17 outing.
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Binks Under
Berlin
Sound warning on sale of fireworks in Frederick
Complaints about indiscriminate fireworks use by children prompt Mayor Lloyd Culler to stress city ordinances. Dealers may sell limited fireworks but cannot display until ten days before the Fourth, and enforcement will be strict. Last year and again this year displays began early, causing multiple complaints and safety concerns. Snook fined $16 for assault and battery. Dennis Snook, 25, pled guilty and received $10 fine plus costs. warned by Justice Bowers to prevent repeat offenses.
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Lloyd C. Culler
Krederick
Grilingnee
Gtnetaty i
Snook
Dennis Snook
Harry Snook
Tuesaay
Sherman P. Bowers
Bowers
Young Snook
A. ¥. Bennett
Lodges of Perfection Outing at Hotel Braddock
The sixth annual Frederick Lodge of Perfection outing will be held at Hotel Braddock on Wednesday evening June 24 with dinner at 6 30. A splendid program is planned and the event is expected to be the largest and most successful yet. Women guests from Baltimore are among those expected. Committee in charge includes Grayson W. Staley Dr A A Hadcliff R Amex Hendrickson and Gergon Rosenour.
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Lodges of Perfection
Frederick Lodge of Perfection
Hotel Braddock
Baltimore
Grayson WW. Staley
A. A. Hadcliff
R. Amex Hendrickson
Gergon Rosenour
State to Ask for Maximum Bail for Drunken Operators
Hardimore June 1 AP Deputy Automobile Commissioner Schroeder announced plans to write to Maryland police magistrates and justices of the peace urging acceptance of bail under $1,000 for drivers charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated. The move follows Belt’s appeals and reduced sentence in Frederick County Circuit Court, where a $100 fine and 40 days in jail were involved after a prior conviction, with defense asserting lack of conviction due to forfeiture.
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Hardimore
Schroeder
Maryland
Townsend W. Belt
Prayderick
Belt
Ia Cole
Neat
Bowers
Frederick
Ins
Ail
Juld
Glenn Worthington O
Alban M. Wood
Townsend W. Bell
Worthington
Bell
Falls On Scythe Injures Boy In Walkersville Field
A boy named Carrick from Mondey Morning was walking when he tripped and fell onto a scythe, cutting his leg to the bone. He was taken to Mredertok City Hospital in serious condition with a leg cast and ongoing surgery.
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Hay
Willa Barrick
Walkersville
Uhesul Barrick
Uae
Eniekity Hospital
Carrick
Mondey
bin Fubher
Jengih
Joy
Mredertok City
Talay Fa
Street Sale Proceeds For Legion Auxiliary Reach $585
The Ladies Auxiliary to the American Legion held its regular meeting Tuesday at the Fran cis Scott Key Hotel with President Mrs George Birely presiding. Treasurer Mrs Royal P Kemp reported $585 net from the Memorial Day street sale. The group discussed a possible July trip to Satillaguilly but no definite plans. Mrs Birely also noted the July hospital visit to the U S Veterans Hospital at Perryville where officials praised the entertainment and the donation of magazines and phonograph records. A letter from Red Cross officials thanked the local musicians for their performance under the auxiliary’s auspices.
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Amercan' Legion
Francis Scott Key Hotel
George Birely
Royal P. Kemp
Memorial Day Street
Sahtillaguilly
The Ol Codger class play staged by Middletown High
The senior elisa directed a Tuesday performance of The Ol Codger at Middletown High School, with J W Dowd assisted by Mins Sthoades guiding a cast led by Pat Tyler as the Old Codger and Carroll Shepley as Rath Johnson. The ensemble includes Milvabeth Poole Bob Hartley Chad Kieeany Vincent Burns and others, among them Mra Vincent Burns the law yer's wife, Alice Bussard Joh Dix on and Sheriff Plorence Baken.
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Middletown
J. W. Dowd
Mins Sthoades
Pat Tyler
Carroll Shepley
Rath Johnson
Milvabeth Poole
Bob Hartley
Tchad Kieeany
Vincent Burns
Bradley Gaver
Mra
Alice Bussard
Joh Dixon
Arthur Ahal
Minnie
Ruth
Virginia Coblentz
Eloise Mryant
Mae Bittle
Prudence
Plorence Baken
Edward Moss
Towson Normal School Diplomas Awarded to Frederick County Graduates
Governor Ritchie presented 505 Maryland State Normal School Towson diplomas on Tuesday. Frederick county sent 19 graduates led by honor student Miss Bessie Mae Alterburn of Howard county for scholarship and rural teaching. Other county names include Isabel Lydia Boone Caroline Catherine Brown Ralph McSherry Burgee Helen Virginia Catlett Ethel Louise Crawford and several more. In a separate item the will of the late Elmer H. Douh leaves the entire Middletown estate to his sister Bettle D. Young wife of Edgar R. Young, witnessed by Dr. T.R. Ve Hanver and John L. Rout Jahn, with Mrs. Young named executrix.”
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Maryland State Normal School
Towson
Ritchie
Frederick County
Bessie Mae Alterburn
Howard County
Isabel Lydia Boone
Caroline Catherine Brown
Ralph McSherry Burgee
Helen Virginia Catlett
Ethel Louise Crawford
Alice Catherine Cronise
Beatrice LaMar Cronise
Mary Abberta Etzler
Ruth Adaide Harrymond
Ellen Elizabeth Jordan
Irene
Elizabeth Kentzel
Helen Karn
Mary Elizabeth Muck
George Howard Murdock
Frances Helen Paxson
Mary Elizabeth Smith
Naomi Julia Smith
Frances Flaine Walker
Mary Louisa Welsh
Elmer H. Douh
Middletown
Bettle D. Young
Edgar R. Young
TR. Ve Hanver
John L. Rout
Jahn
Young
Rentrix
British Subject Mobbed in Shanghai Settlement
An unidentified British subject was mobbed by a crowd in the Shanghai International Settlement tonight. Police were severely challenged as officers struggled to restore order amid the disturbance.
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Shanghai
P Cayo
Shanenai International Settlement
Prosecution Ends As State Closes Shepherd Case
Chicago June 17 AP report that the State nears closing its case against William Shepherd claiming motive to slay William Mechintock. State’s Attorney Savage says Fatman of the Snnull National University of ScienceaChicago stood indicted after testifying about a $100,000 promise to teach Shepherd how to kill and supply typhoid germs.
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Chicago
Willian
Shepherd
Joseph P. Savage
Ansnstant
William
Mechintock
Milion
Foster
Savage
Fatman
Charles GC
Snnull National University of Sciencea of Chicago
43 TOTAL DEAD IN WRECK TUESDAY ON LACKAWANNA
Hackettstown N J June 17 The death toll of the migrant train wreck near here rose to 43 with many others in serious condition. Dead are 22 at Easton three in Phillipsburg eight in Hackettstown seven at Dover and three at Morristown. Two coroners juries visited the wreck site at Rockport.
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Hackettstown
N. J
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Easton
Phillipsburg
Dover
Morristown
Rockport
Fisher
Warren County
E. J. Wildttck
MacMillan Leads Ninth Arctic Voyage From Boston
Lieutenant Donald B. MacMillan heads the National Geographic Society backed Arctic expedition sailing from Boston aboard the Feary bound for Wiscasset. The mission will hydrographically survey uncharted northern lands between the pole and Alaska by airplane, with emphasis on Ellesmere, Grantland, Waitland, Labrador and Norse sites.
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Boston
Maye
Cois Wander Dona J. MacMillan
Navy Yard
Charlestown
Feary
Wiceasset
Wikenaset
Ivars
Howdatn
MacMillan
Washington
Ute MacMillan
North Pole
Alaska
Ellesmere Island
Grantand
Waitland
Labrador
Weateern
Greenland
Ft Te
Wiltow
Northwestreenland
Donald RR. MacMillan
National Geographic Society
Navy
Richard B. Byrd
Winchester
Secretary of the Navy
Macsillan
Wiscasset
Sydney
N. 8
Katah
Eatah
Cape Hubbard
Txel Iether
Seltes
Ole
Mir
Axel Helberg
Peary and
U. S
Ottawa
Arctic
Plastife
Arctic Circle
Amundsen
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Assas
St. John’s and Girls’ High School
Heights
Marge Culler Romsburg
Gertrude Reeder Klein
Helen Snouffer
Grace Rhoades
Marie Halley Hudeon
Pauline Seeger Runneberger
Emme Cornpropst
Ian Robinson Morrison
Edith Otter-back
Hazel Ottertack
Elizabeth’ Engle McCaffrey
Sophia Wilson Schaefer
Tulle Abbott
Katherine Rowe
Michael
Adelaide Rosenstock
Mre
Ruth Hammer Whitmore
Katherine Dean
Bernice Kira
Eofo
Edith Tagan
Li- Han Culler Storm
Mildred Neighbors
Joseph- Ing Carver
Amy Zeigler
Nol He Hentling
Blanche Cram
Aleverta Comer
Minnie Keller
Mes
Pantine Zo
Sistant
KLAN
Ned
Ith
Hille
Mscue
NEA Service, Inc
Freworks
Waleraville Boy
Legion Auxiliary
Perryville
Senlora
Middletown High
Faiman
Lackawanna
Judes
Catas
Trophe
Jum 17
Thoman Jones Senn
Richard Henry Leigh
George William Laws
George Cattin Day
Luke McNamee
J. K. Robinson
Fargo
N. 1
Red River Valley
M’millan
Arctic Region
Mase
Wigcaster
Maine
Marks Explorer
Hemisphere
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