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News in Frederick, Maryland

01 May 1922

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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1922

Page

6

Hood Freshies and Cophs Dance at Hood College Armory

Hood College students organized a large social with a dance in the Armory on a Saturday evening. The event featured yellow and orchid decor, Cozy corners, and music by the Gettysburg College Serenaders. A tea dance in Brodbeck Hall raised funds for the junior yearbook Touchstone and drew a long list of attendees from Hood College and nearby schools.

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Hood College Armory Gettysburg “College Apple Dean Price Shaw Brown Ann Krieck Isabelle Hates Grove White Harry Boyle Brodbeck Hall Touchstone Ciaba Nina Byers Lillian Noon Katherine Catshall Allene Thomas Mary Esther Tull Kathryn Hostetter Esther Lockeman Elabeth Witmeyer Elizabeth Hay Elsie Uullam Huth Fe Dorothy Drew Madge Clem Louise Tarnstart Mary Kiee Doss Khon A Viizaleth Harris Pearl Lease Grace Lampe Grace Evans Dorothy Cooper Dorothy Schoener Kathleen Worst Ellen Nevin Ruth Whitesell Esther Baght Anna Vraunfelder Grace Wattenbarger Dorothy Mancha Mary Schaeffer Sam Miller Mildred Rose Marion Roth Alice Jones Emily Appla Martha Suartz Sara Myton Ines Dumnahk Elva Myers Vivienne Wesson Alsamor Hooverter Beatrice Roger May Rheads Kathryn Clash Wintgee Hoaupiisen Damine Miller Mitchel Whitt Margaret Pepple Cornelian Walter Kathryn DeG@hant Helen Cup‘nett Miriam Brown Miriam Russell Helen Goodfellow Misses Virginia Carty Mary Filler Winnie Roteter Eileen Cubitt Margrete Dill Edwin Darner University of Maryland William Powell Alec Rankin Maryland Albin Thant Buckeystown Henry White Dickerson Bart Kelbaugh Ire Kelbaugh Thurmont Charles Wilate Philadelphia Frank Nessley Lancaster Harry Reimisderfer Ltimore Donald Weser Gettys- Marg Rollin Shuey Morksburg Wum Hays Emmitsburg Mark Shank Ddietown Harold Lantz Warner Harch Mercersburg Posa Shank Middletown John Hays William Schmidt Frank Shand Marshall Ralph Evans Lanster Joseph Drury Gettysburg Charles Yarnall Cot‘Wee Edward Groff Leon #Mier Richard Smith Wilhur Esherwor Gettysburg College Albert Frow Branklin Marshall Wilt Holmes St. John’s Frederick Beman Franklin Lewis Mestown Alfred Taylor George Frowert Washington Thedore Moreart George Beck York Thomas Orooke Ray Haberten Getty Abure Ernest Ston Martén Krebs Mercerburg Melvin Hersher Franklin and Marshall Harry Rorle Winchester Wallis Musselman Fethasie Leroy Kulk Perkasic Tawis Maphis John Metver Bodhwell University Donald Lafferty Altoona Kennedy Vickers Balthmore Farl Riggers Tacoma Park Jame Branshaw Westminster Walhri
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Notable graduates named in regional college association list

Lynch Gross of Brunswick Hannford Hopkins Johns Hopking University Walter Speelit of Hockeystown John Denham of Gettysburg College Harold Mowrey of Shippensburg Joseph Mc Tantel of Gettysburg College Robert Brown of Bt Johns.

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Lynch Gross Brunswick Hanford Hopkins Johns Hopking University Walter Speelit Hockeystown John Denham Gettysburg College Harold Mowrey Shippensburg Joseph McTantel Robert Brown Bt. John's
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Driver's Thrilling Stunt Evades Collision in Haddonfield

A driver from the Haddon Heights Lumber Co. performed a daring maneuver after a truck loaded with lumber narrowly avoided a crash. He crossed tracks, swerved left, mounted the sidewalk, jumped the curb, circled around a drug store window, then maneuvered around a tree and returned to the street. No one was injured and the truck suffered no damage.

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Haddonfield N. J Haddon Heights Lumber Company King’s Wghway
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Man Uses Shirt Tourniquet to Save Life in Rural Iowa

William Coveleskie, 52, of Elysburg, Iowa, was cutting cordwood when he cut his right foot severely. He fashioned a tourniquet from his shirt and hobbled a mile to Galen Chuk’s farmhouse, then was rushed to Shamokin State Hospital. Doctors say his quick action likely saved his life.

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Elysburg Onney William Coveleskie Galen Chuk Shamokin
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Automobiles to Carry Permanent Identification Number Plan Urged

New York May 1 The Association of Federal and State Prosecutors proposes a nation wide program to curb motor car thefts by branding autos with a permanent number similar to ranch brands. The plan includes compulsory transfer and mortgage recording indexed to the number and a small car fee to fund enforcement. District Attorney J Kanton leads the group and the bill is already in Congress.

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New York Association of Federal New York City Association J. Kanten Congress United States
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Favorable Report on D C Milk Bill

A favorable report was ordered by the District Committee of the U S House on the milk bill urged by D C health officials and supported by the Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association. The bill requires milk entering the District to come from tuberculin tested herds at least once yearly.

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United States House of Representatives District of Columbia Maryland-Virginia W. C. Fowler Frederick County Maryland Virginia New York Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers Association W. A. Simpson Walker Hill Representa
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Hunting Camps Threatened by Forest Fires in Clearfield County

Clearfield Pa May 1 forest fires burn across parts of the county threatening several hunting camps in Boggs and Goshen townships. About 500 acres of woodland have already burned, endangering local camps as crews battle the blaze.

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Clearfield InxBoggs Township Goshen Township
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