Wood College Holds Thirtieth Commencement Exercises
The thirtieth annual Wood College commencement was held in Bredbeck Hall at 10 45 o clock with an academic procession. Diplomas were conferred for Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science, with honors awarded to Margaret Rupp and Evelyn White. Scholarships and prizes were announced including new funds for mission service and a Mary Laucks prize. endowment reports and future prizes were also noted.
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Wood College
Bredbeck Hall
Frederick Female Seminary
Coblenisz Hall
Conrad
Father
Edward 8. Bremer
Board of Directors
Miss Baldwin
Department of Voice
Frederick OC. Ferry
Hamilton College
Clinton, N. Y
Miss Dryden
Department of Music
Vera Ruth Ausheskey
Bernardsville
S. J
Anna Pauline Beachley
Middletown
Goldae Mae Biser
Helen Margaret Bork
Lancaster
Dorothy Alice Chapman
Dalton
Louisa Blanche Chapman
Trose Daniels
McConnellsburg
Mary Catherine Etchison
Mable Fulton Powell
Berlin
Margaret E. Rupp
Frederick
Mary Lydia Willet
Hanover
Vac
Eleanor Letitia Woal
Hazel Malvina Zimmenwan
Mercersburg
Elizabeth Harner Apple
Ederick
Ruth Minerva Cline
Edith Gladwin DeChant
Cambridge
Mass
Adda Lucile Dunlap
Wheeling
W. Va
Elizabeth M. Johnson
Pittsburgh
Rose Daniels
Hattie Nrevue Martz
Eleanor Tetitia Wood
Ruth Walcott Gale
Marian Spinning
Summit
N. J
Edna Lighter
Anna Krick
Charles J. Little
Mary Willes
Lattie Nrad
Fisher
Europe
Captain Samuel Dawson
H. D. Sheppard
Hanover Igh
Romaine Shne
Assa
Dead College Herald
Frances Bremer
Travis Bolin
Edith DeChant
Educational Commission
Woman's Missionary Society
General Synod of the Reformed Church
United States
Evelyn Lembach
Elsie Muir Laucks
Ulsie Muir Laucks
Elsie Muir
Hood
Coblentz
Hood College
Emery L. Coblentz
Frederick and
Wife Accused in Flatiron Incident Faces Dismissal
Samuel Boone testified that his wife struck him in the mouth with a hot flatiron during a domestic dispute. Mrs Boone claimed he slapped her and she acted in defense, but the charge was dismissed. Boone offered to provide transport to his wife’s relatives and left to pursue her.
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Samuel Boone
Justice Johnson
Boone
Boome
Bergdoll Returns to Detention After Brief Release
Erwin Bergdoll, the Philadelphia draft evader, was released from Fort Leavenworth today and immediately rearrested. He had served two years and 19 months after a court martial for desertion in wartime, and was recaptured on alleged conspiracy to evade the draft.
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Associated Press
Leavenworth
Kan
Erwin G_ Isergdoll
Philadelphia
Fort Leavenworth
Bergdoll
United States
Topeka
Kansas
Bergdorf
Candler 72 Marries 25-Year-Old Stenographer in Atlanta
Asa G. Candler Sr founder of the Coca Cola Company, 72, married Mrs. Mar Little Ragin, 25, a stenographer with offices in the Candler building in Atlanta. The event occurred today in Atlanta.
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Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Asa G. Candler
Capitalise
Atlanta
Coca Cola Compan
Mar Little Ragin
Candler
Will distributes estate of James M. Sappington among relatives
The late James M. Sappington of Libertytown left almost his entire estate to immediate family with one exception. Angela Irene and Eva Sappington receive the Liberty area farm for life with a life condition altering heirs. The will names James C. Sappington and Thomas A J Sappington as heirs in case of conditions, with other bequests to Rev Fr Samuel J Kavanaugh’s successors, and payments to Richard C Sappington’s children and William A Sappington’s children. The residue goes to Richard C Sappington’s children. The will was dated September 27 1917 and Dr James C Sappington is executor.
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James M. Sappington
Libertytown
Angela
Irene
Eva Sappington
Liberty
William A. Smith
James C. Sappington
Thomas A.J . Sappington
Samuel J. Kavanaugh
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Kavanaugh
Martin Menulty
Richard ©. Sappington
William A. Sappington
Tei Ambrose
Nannie Whitehill
Thomas A. Sappington
Richard C. Sappington
Eugene 8. Hammond
M. Scott Starr
Hood commencement speaker stresses mindful scholastic opportunities
Dr. Frederick Ferry president of Hamilton College urged Hood graduates to pursue strong educational ideals shaping American life. He contrasted credits doubts and debits in a foreign visitor diary and warned that American children should be transformed from debits into credits through robust schooling and changing educational ideals.
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Hood
Frederick Ferry
Hamilton College
Clinton
N. Y
Hood College
Thenstitution
Hoad
Ferry
United States
Licenses issued for June marriages across county
Since the month began 39 marriage licenses have been issued with 28 returns filed in the clerk of court. The county lists weddings from June 2 to June 16 involving couples from Wilmington Brunswick Washington Harrisburg and others, plus several licenses issued to residents of Baltimore Frederick and nearby towns.
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Dancupid
Trave
Joseph W. Sandy
Wilmington
Delaware
Eva Virginia Grama
Brunswick
Charles Whipss
William E. Owens
Edna Ll. Linder
Washington
J. Ambrose Quinn
Allen Oscar Manson
Bloomabore
Madeline Augusta Monroe
Kingston
Rey
Douglass Hooft
Harry J. Bowhan
Ethel May Welser
York, Pa
Unionville
IW. Biggs Eliott
William St. Warfield
Joaspiring
R. Warfield
Middletown
Ueverge
Albert Snyder
Irvin Moore
Annie
Shaffner
Ibeth
Harrisburg
J. Paul Wright
R. Douglass -Phillips
Buena Vista
Lolita E. Deacon
Lexington
Miel W. Linthicum
Monrovia
Irman
Watkins
Damescur
Georgia V. Carter
Lovellsville
Paul Eo Knisely
Anna May Howell
Mewport
Sienry L. Connor
Madeline M. Hummel
Baltmore
Clarence R. Shewbridge
Broansulelnd
Anna
McCormick
Bolivar
West Virginia
Mehil Lee Rena Ranneberger
Frederick
Charlotte A. Kolb
Braddock
Wade If Brown
Mice Th. Oden
Richard E. Elliott
Mabel
Moytan
Tramsville
Richard W. Cooper
George VonCarter
Lovettsville
Harding sells Marion Star stock to Brush and Moore
President Harding has disposed of his control of the Harding Publishing Company stock, publishers of the Marion Star, to Louis H. Brush and Roy D. Moore. He will retain some stock and stay associated with the paper in an editorial capacity.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Harding Publishing Company
Marion Star
Louis H. Brush
Roy D. Moore
Iarding
White House
The
Star
Luther League Meeting Opens Maryland Conference Program
Rev Charles Bauslin of Harrisburg will address the second annual Luth er League convention in Hagerstown on June 26 focusing on education. The next evening Rev E P Pfatteicher of Reading will discuss Our Young People and Moral and Social Problems.
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Charles 8. Bauslin
Harrisburg
Board of Education
United Lutheran Church
Luther League of the Maryland Synogate Ita
Hagerstown
Bauslin
Luther League of America
Maryland Synod League
E. P. Pfatteicher
Reading
United Lutheran Hirch Committee
Pfatteicher
One Sided Sleeve Draws Attention at London Fashion Show
A London fashion display showcased a gown with an extreme design featuring a long voluminous sleeve on one side and a short tight sleeve on the other, drawing notable attention from attendees and photographers.
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London
Military rule sought after Savannah riot. governor signs order
Governor Hardwick authorized Adjutant General Pope to set military rule in Savannah amid a jail mob over a black youth charged with attacking a white woman. Reports said the situation was under control. one man was killed and several wounded as guards and police closed in, with machine guns mounted and rifles fired before the crowd dispersed.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Hardwick
Pope
Savannah
Walter Lee
Battle Monument Post Named by President Harding
President Harding named the American Battle Monument Commission to oversee memorials for American soldiers on foreign battlefields. Members include General Dersching, Senator David Reed, Rep John Philip Ilfil, Thos W Miller, Tr John Markey, R G Woodside, and Mrs Fred W Gentley.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harling
American Battle Monument Commission
General Dershing
David Reed
Pennsylvania
John Philip Ifill
Maryland
Thos. W. Miller
Delaware
John Markey
R. G. Woodside
Fred W. Gentley
Illinois
Bond theft probe advances in Boston arrest
A man in Boston was arrested and indicted after bonds stolen from Woodbine and Monrovia banks were pledged as collateral for a loan from a Boston bank. Coupons were clipped and returned to Maryland tracks as authorities communicated between banks. Carroll and Frederick counties have not decided on bringing the suspect to Maryland.
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Woodbine
Monrovia
Boston
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick Counties
Heat Wave Sees 96 Degree Noon, Forecast Prolonged
Today's temperatures eclipse last summer with the thermometer near 96 at noon and rising. The weather forecast warns of possible storms but expects the heat to persist for several days with no relief in sight.
Steady Rise in Prices Grips Morning Stock Market
In New York on June 20 steady gains marked the morning trading as motors shares helped lift the market. Prices rose gradually amid cautious activity with investors awaiting further cues.
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The
Associated Press
W York
Motors
Important meeting of mayor and aldermen tonight
The regular monthly session with Mayor Lloyd C. Culler and aldermen will discuss reappointments and the Market Street widening project. A petition opposing widening may be presented, though supporters cite traffic improvement as the rationale. The meeting aims to decide whether to accelerate street work and address petitions from affected residents.
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Maraket Street
Lloyd C. Culler
Market Street
Ttia
Trederick
Olympic Sails with Liquor for America
The White Star liner Olympic sails from Southampton with liquor for the return voyage stored under British seals. The plan aims to test the liquor embargo in American waters and court, with seals on board and the store locked until beyond the three mile limit.
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Associated Pranas
Southampton
White Star
Hner
Olympic
New York
British Customs Service
Icar
White Star Line
Washington
Another Big Brokerage House Fails In New York
Zimmerman and Forshay, a leading New York Stock Exchange firm, failed today. Counsel estimates assets at 9,000,900 and liabilities at 7,500,000. An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed. Leopold Zimmerman blamed circulated rumors for the crisis while stating the firm is solvent.
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Associated Press
New York
Zimmerman
Forshay
New York Stock Exchange
Leopold Zimmerman
Wrolly Solvenr
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Jas. M. Sappington
Col
George FL Smith
Welliam M. Lindsay
Libertstown
Beverly WL Dunning
Timare
Ethel VW. Chase
Pitsburo
John S Halloran
Pittsburg
Ethel L. Mattingly
Tuscarora
Enos J. Burns
Gancaster
Evelyn M. Cornely
Madera
Harry Marshall “Leagie
Mechanicsburg
Margaret EL Rudy
Riverside
Samuel Dorsey Martin
Hagers‘town
Alice Roelke Keefer
Marion
WHIT
Luther League Meeting
College Terrace
Potts & Griffin
College Park
Col. Markey
Mercury
Culler
America
Zimmerman — and Forshay
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