Alumnae Banquet Marked By Old Class Ties At G H L S
Gris High School Alumnae Association held its annual banquet and meeting at Sauble's Inn with 18 classes represented. Officers include President Mrs Ruth Dan Thomas 1910 Bertha Jones Elin and others. program featured solos by Catherine Ricenowr and Dave Hagan.
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Tn Gris’ High Scnoo
Sauble’s Inn
Tanestown
Ruma Dan Thomas
Bertha Jones Elin
Celeste Thomas
Marvin Soniey
Moss A Trou
Tertammer
Catherine R.cenowr
Sere Readius
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Grace Exing
Louie McDosrough
Grace Humme
Bauga Spor
Shippensburg
Dave Hagan
SouMer
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Leona Mercer
Edith A. Ramsburg
Pauline Koontz
Ruth D. Thames
Decorshng
Helen Ford
Elmira Renn
Celeste
Notre Dame Academy Diplomas Presented
Five Notre Dame Academy graduates and five St Peters Colored School pupils received diplomas after mass and benediction at St Peters Catholic Church Liberty Town. Diploma recipients from Notre Dame include John J Htselberger Clifford T Sappington Mary F Riordan Mary S Riordan and Mary R Nash. St Peters Colored School scholars awarded diplomas include Clifford T Roberts John V Key Bernard M Roberts Elizabeth Ingram Mary Teresa Keyford and T Seppington.
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Inplowas
Notre Dame Acadeems
St Peter's Colored School
Libertytoun
St Peters Catholite
Lbertytoun
Gplomas
Phoebe L Farrell
Notre Dame Academi Wer
John Joseph Htselberger
Cliford Thomas Sappington
Mary Frances Riordan
Mary Sernadette Riordan
Mary Regina Nash
Ministers Elect Officers at Frederick County Association Meet
More than 80 ministers and wives attended the Frederick County Minister Association annual meeting held Tuesday afternoon at Christ Reformed Church in Frederick. The morning program was largely postponed to allow for recreation features and talks. Officers for the coming year include President Rev Ralph E Hartman Grace Reformed Church Frederick Vice President Rev J W Pusher Walker United Brethren Church Treasurer Rev John W Bovius Mindletorn.
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Frederick County
Chriss Reformed
Ralph E Hartman
Grace Reformed Church
Frederick
J W Pusher
Trago W Liord
Waltersville
Fragmented Dialogue From Unclear Narrative Scene
A literary fragment shows characters discussing help and encouragement. The speaker asks for attention and offers to lend a hand while other lines express hesitation and movement. The text remains chaotic with shifting speech and unclear relationships.
Residents set on weekslong trip to Chicago for World’s Fair
A group of Frederick residents and county friends left Monday for Chicago to visit the World’s Fair. The party includes Mrs Mary Thomas and daughter Catherine, Miss Sallie Marker, Miss Mildred Bowings, and several others from Adamstown, Myersville, and nearby towns. They plan to return by Niagara Falls on the way back.
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Richard Best
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Catherine Thomas
Frederick
Sallie Marker
Myersville
Mildred Bowings
Adamstown
Geneva
Catherine
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Douglas Greer
Agara Falis
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Fragmentary text from 1933 NEA content mentions a horse and odd dialogue. References to a rural setting, a crowd, and a scene at the start of a season with unclear numbers and activity. No coherent event or identifiable individuals emerge from the readable portions.
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