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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1926

Page

3

Music Week opens with cantata and city opera concert

National Music Week began in Frederick with a 3 PM cantata by the Blue Ridge Choral Society of thirty voices in Winchester Hall East Church Street under W. A. R. Bell. An 8:30 PM program at the City Opera House featured Hood College chorus of 55, soloists from local churches, and a 15-piece orchestra led by Prof. George Edward Smith.

Winchester Hall East Church Street Blue Ridge Choral Society W. A. R. Bell City Opera House Hood College George Edward Smith Opera House David Hagan Frederick Concert Crank B. Sappington Warry Schroeder James Ll. Lavels Grayson IE Staley Harry Baumgardner R. Ames Hendrickson Julia Doub A. B. Colmus Charles B. T. Liendrickson Claud Mahs Homer Kepler Samuel Ranson Howard Collflower Robert W. Smith HW. Tavier Michael Howard Davis Mary Filler Thelen Douglass Genevieve Emory James I. Harris Charles M. Cassell Lasso Jessie M. Nevecon Calgary Methodist Episcopal Church Evangelical Reformed Church Calvary Church Thomas W. Rice Yellow Spring Charles T. G. Stull Court House Park Winchester Wall Frederick City Frederick High School Fenton Harris Davis Moberly Courthouse the Visitation Notre Dame Winchester Mall Yellow Springs John Francis Fischer Courthouse Park Winchester Way Charles M. Cassell Richard P. Ross A. A. Radcliff Maryland State School For the Deaf RV Ot Ok Eta College Glee Club Gener Larry Brodhea Stalium Eoeuns Methodist Boys’ Tait Courthouse Pa Poosam

Panama Hat Fashion Piece Describes Luxury Sports Model

The article discusses a Panama hat described as fine braid straw with five rows of straw and leather trimming. It praises the hat for flexibility like felt and targets men who can afford such headwear as a luxury rather than a necessity.

Panama Milan Norough

Surprise Party and Local Fire News Update

A surprise party honored Frank Beall on his thirtieth birthday at his home near New Midway with many relatives and friends listed. An auto blaze on West Third Street was contained by the owner before fire crews arrived, the car belonging to a Mr. Zimmerman. The Sunset Fellowship Club from Brooklyn visited Gettysburg and returned home via York, Lancaster and Philadelphia. The April meeting of the Fra Ga vile W C T U was held at the Reformed church with reports, program items, and upcoming officer elections set for May 20.

Frank Beall New Midway Beall Calvin Rice John Toms Elwood Toms William Boome Hessong Ralph Roderick Orville Stuley Horace Smith Harry Wood Ralph Toms Robert Eyler Harry Boyer Emory Stuley Emma McClain Mary Hopwood Margie Myler Annie Boone Minnie Nichols Lola Creager Curie Harbaugh Margaret Toms Helen Flannigan Gertie Eyler DA Y Mobley Freda Mobley Viola Haines Lena Toms Bessie Wood Goldie Haines Tine Beall Martha Stitely Naomi Toms Mary Ellen Wood Dorothy Catherine Creager Ethel Potts Pauline Beall Martha Sutely Naomi Sutely Charlotte Keeney Ernest Flannigan William Shrike Walter Crummitt Clarence Tobery Albert Crummitt John Wood Harry Boyer, Jr Roy Eyler Franklin Potts John Harbaugh Walter Albaugh Jesse Wetzel Burkhart Fogle Chester Staver Donald Stitely Richard Stitely Walter Finnigan Richard Bohn Carroll Mobley Elmer Bohn Charles Creager Clarence Fogle Truman Wetzel Leroy Smyth George Moser Davis Baugher William Eyler Clyde Patts Jean Shildt Ellis Carty Leroy Martin Leonard Horner Norman Wetze Jess Tfarbaugh Charles Samuel Toms James Kaufman Raymond Wetzel John Rice Carl Tobery Harold Maine C. M. Baugher Harry Eyler West Third Street Robert D Osburn Osburn Zimmerman Braddock Heights Sunset Fellowship Club Brooklyn N. Y Masonic Order E.R. Sager Hosteric Paints Feagavile W. CG. TU Reformed Church Urbana Harry Derr Asa B. Renn Harry Casiulo E. Renn Solo Catherine Trundie Harry Dorr Jesus Naomi Castle Lutheran Church Christ

Balloon team reaches Langley Field after race crash

Lieut. Edward Gray and his aide piloting the army balloon 8-20 reached Langley Field after a National Elimination Balloon race start in Little Rock. They landed near Ashland Kentucky and were uninjured though the balloon was badly damaged with holes in the envelope.

Norfolk Edward Gray Little Rock Ark Langley Field Ashlan

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