Mt St Marys College 106th Commencement Highlights Nine Degrees
The 106th Mt St Marys College commencement in the chapel at Mt St Marys Ohio county featured nine degree recipients and three priestly ordinations by Bishop Corrigan. Cardinal Gibbons presided over events with diplomas presented for BA and MA to numerous graduates, and an alumni banquet followed as the college prepared to reopen in September.
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Ater
Corrigan
Cardinal Gibbons
Mt. St. Mary's College
Mt St. Mary's
Ohio County
O. B Corrigan
DN. G
Marco
Joseph M. Shendan
Mobile
Ala
Albert Ca Ril
Providence
Joseph Whalen
Harrisburg
Juttler
Stephen Walsh
Pittsburch
Hubert Joseph Burke
Baltimore
Leo Fesenmeijer
Baliiore
Martin Joseph Jordan
Scranton
John A. McCormick
Pittsburgh
James Washinston Logue
Philadelphia
Peter C. Boyle
John Francis Whaien
Pottsville
Waterson
Frederick Chapter D A R Guests Of Mrs M Cardell
Frederick County news recounts D A R members visiting Mrs M Cardell at Braddock Spring Heights for a combined Jay Day and Bunker Hill Day picnic. The event included a patriotic program, papers on the flag, readings, and a luncheon, followed by a hike party from Shepherdstown arriving by trolley.
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Bunker
Braddock Spring
Braddock’Heights
Daughters ‘of the
Yeaterday
Bunker al
Mra Balzar Metardell
Bunker Hill
Mra McCardell
Markell
Continental Congress
The
National Society
Mra Markell
Miss Ramsburg
Misa Ritchie
Kimcheon
Abbey McCardell
Mary McCardell
Pawlie McCardell
Qui!tman
Pennsylvania
Braddock Heights
Shepherdstown
Wica
Antietam
Koodyaville
Boonsboro
Braddock
Robert Banks
Harry White
Roy Staley
FF. Freeman
Sunday School Literature Address at Hagerstown Convention
A regional Sunday school convention discussed balanced literature approaches. Rev F W Putney and Rev H K Vye spoke on literature dangers from specialists enthusiasts and scholars. Leonard Leavell spoke on The Organized Bills School and business session approved committee structures and plans for next year.
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Leonard O. Leavell
Bible School
Bills School
Deade
Hlm. B. Jones
J. J. Sirohx
G. Pitt Beers
Richard H. Edmonds
Oliver Shank
The
Home Mission Board
K. Thomas
Hacerstown
J. Ho Stone
Laurel
O. W. Henderson
Berkvaille
L Oaens
Baltimore
Daniel E Derr
J. W. Barrat
FW. Putney
Prof Beckwith Weds in Lynchburg and Other Marriages
The notice reports the marriage of Mrs Charmaidana railston Williamson to Prof Maurice Goodald Beckwith in Lynchburg Virginia on June 1. Beckwith formerly directed music at Hood College and will join Intermont College Bristol Virginia. couple to reside in Bristol after October 4. Additional wedding notices include Parepa Walker and Thomas Day at Bethesda Methodist Church Browningsville and minor marriage notices for Ponton and Dosh, Hutzler and Myers, Vance and Mondorif, and George Vance with Anna Loucila Mondorif, along with a stray accident report of a man fracturing his arm after a cherry tree fall.
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Charmida
Ana Railston Williamson
Want Perry Hamilton
Lynchburg
Maurice Goodald Beckwith
Arcatol
Beckwith
Hood College
Intermont College
Bristol
Bethesda NM
EL Church
Browningsville
Misa Parepa W. Walker
G. W. Walker
Thomas Clarrigan
Bodge
T. 8. Davis
Wagner
W. L. Purdum
Wm. Grimes
Walker Linthicum
P. 4. Snyder
Mendelesohn
Ivan Lawson
Blanche Walker
Ethel Linthicum
Anna Lawson
Joy Watkins
Ethel Day
Parepa Rosa Yost
Parepa Linthicum
Frank C. Day
Jervel
Mendelssohn” Terrace
Mt. Airy
Philadelphia
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
H. Lamar
Charles J. Ponton
Blanche M. Dosh
Ponton
J. C. Dosh
Nelson B. Ponton
Buckeystown
Buckeystoun
George Vance
Anna Loucila Mondorif
St. Joseph's Rectors
Emmitsburg
Miss Ely 10 Leaves Maryland School for Deaf
The Maryland School for the Deaf reports Grace D. Ely resigns after long service in the oral department to teach at Kendall School in Washington. Grace Ely and Davis resign. Betty Bowles returns to Maryland School next year. 98 of 106 students leave for home. school closes for summer. reopens September 10 with T. C. Forrester new principal.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Grace D. Ely
Kendall
Washington
Miss Davis
Baltimore
the & O’clock
Baltimore and Ohio
C. R. Ely
Nannie Gonso
T. C. Forrester
Ely
Gallaudet College
Princess Chrysanthemum Operetta Charms Local Audience
Princess Chrysanthemum operetta by Mrs McDaniel's School of Elocution at the High School Auditorium drew a large crowd. Lillian Culler as Princess Chrysanthemum and James Harris as Court Chamberlain impressed, with standout solos and lively dances by Daphne Moore Elizabeth Culler and Mary Culler. The production featured graceful Fairy Moonbeam Lillian Gaither and entertaining numbers by Japanese Sailor Boys and other performers under Mrs McPannel and Miss Myrile Eastshbercer guidance.
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Jamce Harris
Mary Culler
Tulip
Daphne Moore
Elizabeth Culler
Emily Jamison
Elizabeth Harris
Lillian Gaither
Fairy Moonbeam
Mark Dixon
Margaret Weller
Kathryn Cobleniz
Catherine Dean
Benjamin Rosenstock
Lawrence Fahrney
Oscar Coblenis
Edward Cobleniz
Japan
Marty K
Mi Fer
Louis Knock
Best Non Com Officer at the M A C at College Park
David Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs John L Johnson of Baltimore City, won the medal as best non commissioned officer in the Maryland Agricultural College cadets contest held yesterday during the University exercises at College Park. A second medal was given after a tie with B C Williams of Doncaster Md. Alumni Association led the program and pledged to seek 1,000,000 in future legislatures for the college. Officers elected: Henry Holzapfel Jr president Wellstood White vice president C Grant Church secretary treasurer. Executive committee includes John M Mackall and F P Veitch. Prof T B Symons, state entomologist and dean, resigns to farm on the Eastern Shore next January.
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Maryland Agricultural College
College Park
David Johnson
John L. Johnson
Thin City
Johnson
B.C. Wiliams
Doncaster
Henry Holzapfel, Jr
Wellstood White
Washington
C. Grant Church
John M. Mackall
F. P. Veitch
T. B. Symons
Statex
School of
Hastern
Dr Pearre Offers Dr Howard’s Specific Half Price
Dr A L Pearre promotes Dr Howard’s constipation and dyspepsia remedy by offering a 50c bottle at 25c and a money back guarantee if it fails to cure. He claims the treatment eases headaches stomach digestion and tiredness. The ad notes thousands of women found relief and cites electricity experiments in France railways with a government order for 100 electric locomotives.
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A. L. Pearre
Dr. Howard Co
Howard
United States Army Aviation Faces High Casualty Rates
The Army records show higher casualty percentages among government aviators than most nations except Italy. England ranks third and France fourth in losses. Americans fly fewer hours and miles per aviator, yet casualties rise mainly in the first flying months before training improves. France benefits from longer training periods. U S officers have limited long term training due to service needs.
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United States
Italy
England
France
Frederick County Political Notices and Advertisements
Frequent solicited notices announce candidacies for Frederick County offices including County Commissioner Sheriff and Treasurer. Dated endorsements from Buckeystown and Tuscarora districts urge Democratic primaries support and constitutional nomination, with names such as Thomas N. Mohler WM V Wolfe Clarence C Holt G B Victor Myers Robert L Cramer and others. Footnote ads list ladies footwear prices from $1.28 to $1.95.
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Brederick County
Krank M
Stevens
Creagerstown
Ess
Frederick County
Orive
Abram J. Eichelberger
Jundidéwidm
Thomas N. Mohler
Buckeystown
L Mariédim
Sherif
V. Wolfe
Tuscarora
Bob Sheriff
Frederick
Clarence C, Holt
G B. Victor Myers
Sherrtf
Kredarick County
Ibis
Robert L. Cramer
Jek
Ezra Lewis Cramer
Walkersville
Joen W. Hubim
Frederick District No
Marléd&wFim
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St.mary's
Rev. S. Walsh
Daniel Thomas Kilroy
Wimingwa
Del
Michael Joseph Lauvill
Lake, Mal
Joseph Benedict Leona
Plansant Mount
A. Degrens
Thomas Burke
Wilkesbarre
John Joseph Fagan
Athens
Lewis Alexander Jerroux
Summersville
Mage
John J. Leary
Great Bend
Francis Patrick McHugh
O Patrick Aloysius Stewart
Ridgely Park
Walter Joseph Tobin
Nubile
James A. MecGlade
Wiliam Toncannon T Walsh
Cumberland
Washington Star
Chidhood
Buffaio Express
Ngland
Hagerstown
Prof
Hood
Inez M. Hutzler
Isaat Hutzler
J. Harry Myers
Red Room
Belvedere Hotel
Adolf Guttmacher
Madison Avenue Temple
Sol. Stern
Ben. Rosenour
Abe Rosenour
Gerson Rosenour
Gustave Mueller
Centre Avenue
Dixon, Wr
Clara M
L. Robert. Exler
Thurmont
Dixon, WI
Mueler
Eyler
Russell William
Lising
Brunswick
Ireland
Miss Ely
Kendall School
Washington, D. C
Miss Bowles
Homces
Princess Chrysanthemum
L. Johnson
DR. Pearre
Maryland
Capital Surplus
General Banking and Trust Company
Cramer & Stauffer
Qourt Street
East Second Street
East Fifth Street
Clifton
Cary Farms
Montgom
United States Army
New York
West Patrick St. Frederick
D. E. Kefauver
Tulbetts
Moser’s
North Market St
N. RR
D. Mantz
South Market Street
HAHN
E. L. Betson
Hahn & Betson
Uphone
C. R. Landis
Harry G Tritapor
Creagerslows
Fredrick
Lewistown
KK. of
P. Building
Court St. Frederick
Grayson
Mercer, Neallstate
North Market Street
Citrieacre
Kew-Mar
Ison
Freder
Keller & Toms
City Hotel
W. Frederick
American Bonding Company
Frederick W, Cramer
Louis C. Etchison
Jefferson Distros
Sherifp
John D. Conard, JR
Martin
Calvin L. Patman
Marisdo
H. 8. Landis
Roy
HLS& Landis
F. Best
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