Commencement set for Frederick County and city graduates
Over 200 Frederick County pupils will receive diplomas during the week of June 15 as city and county high schools hold commencement and class day exercises. Frederick High School leads with 114 graduates including 60 Academic and 12 General diplomas. Brunswick 33. Middletown 30. Thurmont 19. Liberty 12. Emmitsburg 7. Adamstown 7. city graduates listed by school and diploma type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Lrosd Palmer
Frederick County
Frederick High School
W. K. Klingaman
Brunswick High School
R. X. Day
Middletown High School
Thurmont High School
Wiberty High School
Albert YI. Ridenour
Emmitsburg High School
E. D Schwartz
Adamstown
Mary V. Bell
Frederick High
W. KB. Klingaman
Carlton L. Baumgardner
John Herman Boyer
Charles /rave Butcher
Charles BE. Collins
Charles Johnson
Fox
John Jacob Gibbons
Charles Earl Hahn
Edwin Warfield MacGill
Franklin Fremont Marsh
Russell Ueroy Michael
Daniel Willard Miller
Kirk Lambert Rowe
Joseph (. Smith
Carl C. Staley
Bernard W. Stull
Glenn C. Stull
Eric C. Summers
Chester FP. Tucker
Alton Carr Whitmore
Reta M. Armstrong
Katherine Elizabeth Brust
Blanche Co. Crum
Louise Crum
Pauline F. Jeyler
Catherine A. Falk
Catherin Pearl Goofman
Kathryn Elizabeth Grove
Toln Henry Best
Wiliam Murray Brish
James Walker Carty
Wilbur Corthel LeGore
William Edwin Plummer
John Richard Ramsburg
Geo. Ridgely Renn
John Franklin Witter
Alice Cody Baker
Mildred L. Buckey
Mary Jane Strasberger
N. Lenora Webster
Eva Florence Brown
Susan Fout Candon
Dorothy Beall Dudrow
Virginia Catherine Flautt
Anna Evelyn Hoffman
Helen
Roger van Leer Snoulfer
Kathryn Jane Barrick
Alice Catherine Cramer
Mary Helena Fulmer
Dorothy Sigmund Grove
Margaret Christine Gaehr
Elizabeth Rebecca Haller
Grace Miriam Treffman
Grace Elizabeth Lough
Margaretleaner Lough
Mildred Whitmore Martz
Edna Ruth Martz
Ae B. R. Mensell
Mary Howard Morsell
Dorothy Adelaide Nicodemus
Marguerite Elizabeth Null
Mary Gladys Remsberg
Genevieve Alberta
Frost Fear Fades as Apple and Peach Blossoms Survive
In Frederick the frost of Sunday night raised to near freezing but early checks found little damage to apple blossoms. Some varieties show heavy bloom while peaches moved beyond danger. Scouts Week framed by Boy’s Week goals with emphasis on Scout Council work and local troop leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Grimes
Jonathan
York Imperial
Stark
Delicious
E.D. McCain
McCain Orchard Company
Rotary Club
Scout Council
A. W. Herbert
Joseph H. Apple
Ignatius Bjorlee
Robert A. Bannett
Earl E
Kiwanis Club
Niles Easterday
Harry McDonald
Clayton Morgan
Colgate Brish
Meredith Alexander
Meredith Bare
Eugene Buch
Chas. T. Burras
William Cole
Wilbur Haller
John Hansen
James Houck
Donald Kreh
Edgar
Landis
Ruby Landis
James Lippy
Charles Main
Arthur Moberl
Martin Morgan
Clyde Null
William Perkins
Wilbur Sheffield
James Sherald
Charles Wease
Elmer Weidenhoff
Clark Wisotzki
William Bartels
Richard Brachey
Murray Gosuel
Merill Grumbine
Ralph Marsh
Ralph Null
Lawrance Shaw
Hiwood O'Hara
Willar
Biddinger
Charles Zimmerman
Walter England
Joseph H. Apple, Jr
William B. Carter
J. Walker Carty
Robert E. Clapp
Albert Cavell
James Doub
Carroll
James
Robert Luckie
D. John Markey, Jr
Willard Markey
Edgar Falmer
J. Richard Ramsburg
G. Bernard Stull
Alan York
Ray York
David M. Kemp
Clifton H. Freed
Edward D
Frank Keyser
Bernard Engle
Irvin Renn
Episcopal Church
Austin Bear
Austin Fry
Perry Haines
Lawrence Wriggles
Robert Tracey
Harley Orndorff
Charles Ford
James Best
Wilbur Deer
Thomas Palmer
Geo. Miller
Dewey Harshman
Calvin Shoemaker
Knights of Columbus
Charles E. Conley Jr
Hollowing Scouts
Raymond Crum
W. Henry Decker
James Mlecker
Bernard Hartman
Louis Hartman
Austin Houft
Thomas Kennedy
Louis Keyser
Willian McClain
Allen Sherald
Gibson Smith
George Smith
J. Walter Zeigler
Joseph Zimmerman
Warry Decker
Meredith Houff
Milton McClain
George A. Zeigler
Maryland School For the Deaf
Kear Rs
August A. Wriede
Teo Rosenberg
Willie Cutchin
Sdoward Dovell
Orville Dovell
James Neisco
Fred Henklein
Jacob Hahn
Glen Knode
Norris Lowe
Philip Topfer
Ira Teeter
Roy Ambert
Marion Cramer
Brian Drinks
John Ross
Gervais Neale
Ryard Wootten
Merhie
Raymond Exter
Harry Wereman
Arlington Flory
Clarence, Glacken
George
Shockey set for murder sentence in trial verdict
Samuel Shockey of Beartown Pennsylvania, convicted of second degree murder for killing his brother Jacob, faces a maximum 20 year term and a minimum of 10 years with sentencing by Judge B M Biddle scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hagerstown
Samuel Shockey
Beartown
Pennsylvania, Mountaineer
Chambersburg
Jacob
B. M. Biddle
New magistrates take office for three year term
New justices of the peace and notaries public for the city and county began their three year terms after commissions expired. In Frederick, Guy K. Motter and Sherman P. Bowers became magistrates, succeeding Alban M. Wood and J. Grahame Johnson, with Brust’s oath pending. Approximately 150 notaries were named by the Governor, and the new Board of Election Supervisors was expected to qualify soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Guy K. Motter
Sherman P. Bowers
Alban M. Wood
J. Grahame Johnson
Matter
Bowers
Frederick
August T. Brust
Board of Election Supervisors
John W. Grove
Roger R. Rice
William B.james
Grove
David G. Everhart
Charles V. Hayden, Jr
B. A. Coble
J. E. Robinson
Maryland Public Library Advisory Commission
Charlotte Newell
John P. Ahern
Rignal V. Baldwin
Otho S. Lee
Joseph N. Apple
County Boards of Education
Baltimore
Oscar
Coblentz
John J. Gross
A. W. Nicodemus, Jr
Howard
Harry Les Montgomery
Mary Dodge Levis
L. E. Tiges
Urges union for world peace at Methodist conference
Springfield mass May 15 The Uniting of Americans with British Australasians and other Methodists in the cause of world peace was urged at the Methodist Episcopal general conference by W B McCutcheon treasurer of Queen College Melbourne He asked Can we get together and lead together A resolution praising the bishop’s address was passed at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
W. Be. McCutcheon
Queen College
Melbourne
Great Britain
Australasia
Coalition Deputies to Control Reichstag
Berlin reports a provisional Reichstag deputy list shows a moderate socialist clerical democrat and people's party coalition at 229 seats. The tally indicates the coalition holds ten more seats than all other parties combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Reichstag
Democrats
People's Party
Democrats Poll Larger Vote in County Primary Returns
Early returns show Democrats ahead of Republicans in county precincts with 47 precincts reporting. Voters select Congress nominees while Republicans also choose six state convention delegates and may back Calvin Coolidge or an uninstructed slate. Countywide turnout appears strong with gains over expectations and officials anticipate clearer results by tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Calvin Coolidge
Cumberland Dispatch
Thomas W. Koon
Allegany
Repub-icans
Getlcn
Cilicans
Repub- Nicans
Repub- Leans
Tn Tuscarora
The
News-Post
Sixth
Blame Daugherty in Railroad Case
Former Attorney General Daugherty is accused of intervening to help New Haven Inc. avoid anti trust enforcement. Conrad W. Crocker, representing 2 509 minority stockholders of Boston and Maine, testified he said Daugherty reopened proceedings in 1921 and altered a consent decree. Crocker argued the move was unjust and improper, beyond ICC authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daugherty
New England
Senate
New Haven Inc
Conrad W. Crocker
Toston
Maine
New Haven
Department of Justice
St. Daugherty
Crocker
Boston
Interstate Commerce Commission
Strength of Standard Industrial Issues Holds
Strength of Standard Industrial Issues to the stock market was sustained in a brisk morning session. Reports of increased operations in railway equipment led to renewed activity in representative shares of this group. Call money opened at 3 1 4 percent. The closing remained firm with total sales near 700000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preaw
New York
Standard Industral Esues
Call
Hood Seniors Entertain with Mah Jongg Party at Hood College
Hood College senior class hosted sophomores for a Mah Jongg party in Coblentz Hall on May 3. The oriental costumes lanterns and incense framed a grand march dance and refreshments plus a melodramatic farce about Mah and Pa Jong and Lotus Flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Coblentz Hall
Mah
Pa Jong
Lotus Flower
Pung
Bambon
Millard F Rice Former Delegate Dies in Annapolis
Millard F. Rice former Frederick County legislator died at his Annapolis home aged about 36 from leukemia related complications He lived in Annapolis as chief clerk in the State Treasurer’s office and was active in local Republican politics He was elected to the House of Delegates for two terms and taught in public schools prior to his political career He leaves a wife Ruth and three children his mother Mrs Sarath Rice a brother and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard F. Rice
Fulton B. Rice
Jefferson
Hts
Annapolis
Sarath Rice
Ruth Mice
Whiter Rice
Mic« Tielen Rice
Rice
Luberentoais
4Nnapolis
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Nanin
UMS
Boys High School of
Frederick
Ife
Ruth Parner
Voters to Decide State Soldiers Bonus Amendment
The Taupin county court rules that the proposed state constitutional amendment allowing a 75 million dollar loan for a soldiers bonus must be submitted to the people for approval or disapproval this year. The amendment passed the legislature though proceedings stalled with delays in advertising and certifying it. The report also notes local funeral services for Winfield Scott Kefauver and election results for the Mt. Cleveland Cemetery Company directors. Pine sand from Texas panhandle carried by winds reached Poplar Bluff, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tfarrisburg
Taupbin
Homan
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Maryland primary contests across state with multiple party battles
Contests expand across Maryland in the presidential and congressional races. President Coolidge leads Republican votes, while the Sixth district features a three-way GOP race among Zihlman, Dawson, and Wolfinger. Democrats field several candidates in the Second Fifth and Sixth districts with incumbent lawmakers largely unopposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prems
Coolidge
Maryland
Cleveland
I. Nathiman
House
Zihlman Thomas L. Dawson
Montgomery County
Joseph W. Wolf
Vance McCormick and party stop in Frederick
Vance McCormick former Democratic National Committee chairman and close Wilson ally arrives in Frederick with Trenry Olmstead and Flarey all of Harrisburg. They stay at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and plan a motor trip through the apple belt near Winchester Virginia before returning this evening for a short vacation in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic National Committee
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Vance McCormick
Woodrow Wilson
Trenry Olmstead
Flarey
Harrisburg
Frederick
Apple Belt
Winchester
McCormick
Dr Bartholomew Speaks On Jesus Power At Hood College Vespers
Dr Aten R Bartholomew of Lancaster Pa spoke Sunday night March 4 at Hood College Brodbeck Hall on Jesus and His Power. He argued Jesus is the sole teacher with Godly authority and that prophecy points to a coming reign of Christ over all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aten R. Bartholomew
Lancaster
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Bartholomew
Wadley's
Reformed Church
United
Jesus
Christ
God
Soot Flies 40 Miles Blights White Salmon and Nearby
Soot from smudge pots in Washington drifted into Oregon as frost protection oil pots burned in the lowlands. White chickens turned black and housewives reported ruined clothing while the countryside darkened during a recent cold wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oregon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brunswick
Prof. Palmer
Shockey
Earl W. H. Mercer
Roy E. McBride
Willie M. L. Gav
Emmitsburg
E. D. Schwartz
Mary Cecilia Gladhill
Margaret Mary Rice
Dorothy Irene Shorb
Viola Masouri Dorsey
William Parker Smith, Jr
John Lester Baumgardner, Jr
Frances Ruth Rowe
Liberty High School
Albert F. Ridenour
Eva Catherine Creager
Helen Catherine Curfman
Blanche la Rue Rippeon
Halle Irene Hoffman
Ruth Irene Rippeon
Gladys Julia Irene Grahill
Reba
Katherine Stitely
George Franklin Rippeon
Gurney Ralph Baker
Frank Daniel Gernand
Samuel Paul Furry
James Briscoe
Thurmont
Kathryn ©. Dewees
Mayme Savitla Eyler
Mary Elizabeth Firor
Mariana S. Jones
Grace Carol Kelbaugh
Carolyn Katharyn_Rouzer
Eloise Weant
Sarah Kathiryn Webster
Grady Tillman Finch
Robert M. Firor
Edgar Joseph Hatter
Carrol SS
Samuel George Bennett
David Taylor Slovan
Raymond Theodore Kelley
Granvile Musbrove Seaman
Fartarick McGill Schnaunifer
Robert Algeo Staley
Eugenia Josephine Brady
Phyllis Elizabeth Booth
Ruth Elizabeth Dinterman
Nona Adele Flook
Marion Adele Jones
Mary Alice King
Dorothy Virginia Lucian
Frances Rebecca Nixon
Nell Bruce
Reed
Robert Oswald Docker
William Richardg Kaufman
Lewis William Rice
Margaret Marie Compher
Martha Mae DeLander
Ruth Ellen James
Maude Elizabeth Long
Anna Emogene Merckle
Evelyn Elizabeth Miles
Anadora Taylor
Jennie Mae Tucker
Elias Harp R Flynn
Raymond Demory Funk
William Creal Gutman
Thomas Melvin Tucker
Millie Vernetta Barger
Elsie Louise DeLauder
Tauline
Virginia Strippy
Old Board of Election Supervisors
Melbourne College
Coalition
Hengat
Paul Jones
Glenn Shank
Roy Schockney
Carl van Horn
Carroll Weant
William Yingling
Bosse Young Jr
Catoctin
New England Combination
R. S. Z. Dutrow
John G. Price
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
State Federation
Chamber of Commerce of
Penna
Ws. Scott Kefauver Burled
Winfield Scart
Kefauver
Middletown
William C. Sykes
Greensburg
John S.S. Adams
J. C. Erdman
Lutheran Church
Burkittsville
Charlie
Poplir Bluff
Texas Panhandle
Baltimore City
Democras
City
Cecil
Kent
Lee
DR. Bartholomew
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!