Girls High School Alumnae Banquet Reunites Many Classes
One hundred members and guests attended the annual banquet of the Girls High School Alumnae Association at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Attendees represented classes from 1892 to 1922 with performances by George Weisensel and Tropic Islanders. Officers elected included Pauline Zentz Knock as president and Mary Culler Remsberg as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ High School
Francis Scott Key Hotel
George Weisensel
Baltimore
Weisensel
Don Weisensell
Patsy Mercer Baltimore
Margaret Weisensel
Margaret A. Robinson
Pearl Eader
Pauline Zentz Knock
Mary Culler Remsberg
Sophie Wilson Schaefle
Edith Wertheimer Carmack
Osister
This Is Longest Day Summer Due Tonight
Spring nears its swan song with a late tilt in temper as summer approaches at 9 03 p m. The Weather Bureau says spring ran well above normal from early May to May 24 with a cool spell until June 4. Wetness was higher than winter, and Fishing Creek reservoir faces reduced flow. The season closed with a 78 degree day and 61 degree night as winds cooled and showers scattered.
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State Weather Bureau
Minst Springs
Weather Bureau
Frederick
Fishing Creek
Guns for U. S. Navy
Washington reports that the Navy Yard in the capital manufactures the 14 and 16 inch battleship guns. It takes three years to produce these artillery pieces for the fleet, highlighting the yard as the safe source of naval weapon production and the lengthy timeline for gun fabrication.
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U. S. Navy
Washington
Navy Yard
Readable list of names and years from 1919 1922
The fragment lists numerous individuals by name with year markers 1919 1920 1921 1922 plus partial surnames and initials. It reads as a roster or membership roll featuring Ruth, Elizabeth, Gertrude, Ada, Helen, Sophie, Louise, Joanna, Virginia, Katherine, Margaretta, Edith and others alongside years indicating entry or graduation. The text lacks a clear event or role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ence Schroeder
Ruth Shipley Carey
Isabel Zimmerman Green
Elizabeth Seeger
Gertrude Haberkorn Zimmerman
Ruth Martz
Helen Beil
Hemp
Alice Witter Thomas
Elizabeth Herwig Shhuff
Eloise Lipps
Mossburg
Sophia Wilson Schaefle
Louise Haller Grove
Alverta Comer
Falconer
Joanna Best Hightman
Virginia Cline Engie
Ruth Gale
Elizabeth Culler Rhoads
Ruth Wertherner Jewell
Ruth
Pleasant and Monath Kin Attend Regional Gatherings
Me Pleasant and Mr Pleasant visited relatives in Frederick on June 20. The Monath family motored to Hanover for a reunion at Forest Park. Numerous acquaintances from Martinsburg York and Baltimore called on families in Hagerstown Waynesboro Rockville and Lincoln with visits heavy on kin and church events lasting through the weekend.
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Pleasant
MM. Shipley
Frederick
Edward Mercer
William Mercer
Airs
August Monath
Hanover
Monath
Forest Park
John E Burrier
Sass
Idella Tucker
Luther Buretier
Norman Smith
Famly
York
Laura Boser
Ethel | Routzahn
Margaret Rudizain
Austin Mulligan
Eldridge Boyer
Ginden Hills
Martinsburg
W. Va
Everitt Johnson
Rocky Springs
David O Johnson
Estelle Curfman
David O. Johnson
Social News From Copperville and Nearby Areas
June 21 notes show Mrs Wilbur Fair and children visiting Mr Russell Troxell family. Mr Franklin Baker and Mr Charles Deberry shared Sunday at Pleasant Valley. Mrs Albert Smith visited Mrs Charles Deberry. Mrs Ross Skyles visited John Skyles of Taneytown. Mrs Laurence Foutz and Miss June Fair called on Mrs Graham. Mrs Albert Smith and Mrs John Harman spent Friday in Bal. Mrs John Frock and Rhoda called on Mrs Jacob Straws bury. Mr and Mrs Charles Deberry visited Mr and Mrs Wilbur Fair Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Leo Gosser and children from Quincy, Pa, spent time nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperville
Wilbur Fair
Russell Troxell
Franklin Baker
Charles Deberry
Pleasant Valley
Albert Smith
Ross Skyles
John Skyles
Taneytown
Laurence Foutz
June Fair
Graham
John Harman
Baltimore
John Frock
Rhoda
Jacob Strawsbury
Leo Gosseré
Donald and
Lemmis
Anna Mary
Quincy
Roosevelt Dream Bill Falls In House Dust Up
Washington report notes the dream bill to buy Camp Springs land for a national airport collapsed after charges of improper land deals and high commissions. Congressman Byron Scott led denouncement as the measure died on the House floor, amid warnings about overreaching dreams and political missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Reesement
Camp Springs
Byron Scott
Scott
Sunday Social Notes From Montrose Area
Sunday gatherings highlight Mrs Laurence Foutz and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Fair with Cecelia Fair visiting Thurmont. Emma Layman of Thurmont visits daughter Mrs Laurence Foutz. William Forney and friends travel to Montreal. Lloyd Bollinger with Mayberry visits David Forney family. Mrs Joseph Coe returns home from Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence Foutz
Wilbur Fair
Cecelia
Thurmont
Emma J. Layman
William Forney
Frends
Montreal
Canada
Lloyd Bollinger
Mayberry
David Forney
Joseph Coe
Frederick City Hospital
Foremost Forger Trapped At Last
A New Hampshire political battle unfolds as Roy, a French-descended Democrat, secures a 24 vote victory after multiple recounts over Jenks in the 1936 congressional race. The controversy centers on 34 disputed missing votes and back pay totaling about $20,000 shaping a volatile campaign theme.
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Agan
Roy
Jenks
Repubican Secretary of State
Congress
Newton
Sont
NEA Service, Inc
Roy poised for recount after tight governor council race
In Manchester Roy sought a five member governor's council seat amid a tight contest. About 30,000 votes were cast and early returns showed him with a 41 vote plurality for nomination. His opponent demanded a recount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Congress
New Hampshire Secretary of State
Manchester
O Connor cites whisky trust after repeal votes
Congressman John J. O Connor of New York, chairing the House Rules Committee, condemns bootleggers from prohibition days now steering whisky interests. He says they gained 49 votes on a check and later shifted results by 62 votes in a bid for a return to power.
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John J. O'Connor
New York
House Rules Committee
Whisky Trust
Reading
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Jihual Reunion
Mildred Neighbours Davis
Pauline R. Koontz
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Katherine Ridenour
Florence Schroeder
Celeste Thomas
Floy Hiteshew
Elizlabeth Worman Storm
Mildred W Davis
Mary C. Remsberg
Grace English
Mildred Kefauver Forney
Elizabeth C. Rhoads
Mahie FH. Hudson
Marian Zeigler Sipley
Leona Mercer
Mary Butcher
Bessie Newman
Mary C. Loftt
Jane Brown Levy
Anna W. Brown
Ruth Dill Stansbury
Amy Zeigler
Elsie Keller Engle
Jame Quynn Delaplame
Alice Dean McCain
Nell Thomas Hollis
Margaret M. Robinson
Nellie Haugh Mantz
Marth Witter Shaw
Georgianna Simmons 'Gittinger
Rosa Dryer Miller
Isabee Zimmerman
Margaret Dill
Elsie Hermig Wolfe
Grace Kreh
Julia Roelkey Myers
Grace Witter Engle
Lillian Culler Storm
Regina Haller Lescalleet
Helen DeLaughter Ford
Majelta Herchberger
Helen Holter
Faith Miller Atkinson
Helen Rice Hemp
Edna Fulmer
Emma Cornpropst O'Neill
Louise Wildman Wooding
Marian Zeigler Shipley
Mary Robinson Fuchs
Isabel Houck Bowers
Flor
Markell & Ford
Caperid
Phiested
Uucice
Shetae
Pompo
Iiquanes
Philippines
United States
Alphonse Hoy
New Hampshire
Arthur B. Jenks
Los Angeles
Clarence E. Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Tennessee
Kansas
Grace Montgomery
Calif
Plymouth
Detroit
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Second Sts
Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
McClee
Wy’s Jewelry Store
North Market
SEARS
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
AL Kul
NCCE
Amoco
Orange American Gas
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