Hood College Commencement Plans Under Way
Hood College outlines commencement preparations with details for graduates and ceremony dates. Administrative staff coordinate speakers, seating, and regalia as plans move forward.
08 May 1930
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
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Hood College outlines commencement preparations with details for graduates and ceremony dates. Administrative staff coordinate speakers, seating, and regalia as plans move forward.
Hood College students and faculty plan commencement events in Brodbeck Hall beginning May 31 with the ivy ceremony and class procession. Dr. Gordon J. Laing of the University of Chicago will deliver the baccalaureate sermon June 1.
Columbus, Ohio March 8 two convicts were killed when a prison roof gunner accidentally discharged a machine gun during a shift change at the Ohio penitentiary stockade. Albert Freeman and Frank Ross of Cleveland were named as the dead both serving long terms with Freeman jailed for manslaughter.
District foresters surveyed fire damage across the coast and forest areas after wildfires since Sunday. Coast guard units aided, with reports of areas burned near Soles and Carls Bay. local firms assisted in assessing the extent of the damage and the affected acres.
Richmond Virginia May 8 AP United States Senator Castel Glass Terch filed for the Democratic renomination but died at midnight after serving since 1926 leaving Glam unopposed for the office.
The article reports a dispute over milk transportation charges with critics accusing operators of excessive rates while defenders insist current tariffs are fair and proportional to costs. Officials, including Lewin, face calls to review pricing, and a legal case has begun against several carriers.
The sixth annual Daily Vacation Bible School will run June 16 to July 14 at the Church Street School Building under the Frederic City Ministerial Association. Mrs. G Nevin Robert returns as principal guiding about 300 children through crafts Bible instruction and recreation over four weeks ending with awards and a closing program. A kindergarten for ages five to six is featured and a thirteen member faculty is being finalized under Rev Dr G Bill Williams Rev W C Royal and Rev Millard G Wiser.
The Hood College Glee Club will present a spring concert Friday at 620 PM in Brodbeck Hall under Miss Margeri Ruzicka. Helen Douglas, Hood alumna now a Pittsburgh church singer and pario artist, will attend as guest artist.
Warm dry week with sun bright and soil moisture low. No substantial rain since April showers hampering field work though farmers planted 30 to 50 percent of acreage in Garrett county while winter grains remain in good condition.
A scorching night pushes temperatures to 96 degrees with the city enduring the hottest spell of the year. Reports mention heat lingering through the evening with high humidity and elevated risks to residents.
Repairs on tracks curb and gutter advance along West South Street. Potomac Edison crew lowers rails to new street level while sewer work continues on Broadway approaches. New switch at South Market Street and storm sewers planned. several blocks slated for regrading and widening nearby streets.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a return involving Pacide Sa and a record hop. It lacks clear names, dates, or locations to establish a full event, but indicates an attempted comeback or performance. Further readable text needed for precise summary and entities.
A Parker rejection case leads to a silent response from the router court and related authorities. Observers await official statements as proceedings remain subdued and without comment.
Homn College caps its 1929 30 sports year with Track Day on Saturday May 17 at the athlete field. Morning preliminaries precede afternoon finals with events in sprints relays jumps throws and a baseball throw. Emily Graham of Philadelphia is the 1931 blazer girl. Elizabeth Parker chairs the program with several class managers and judges from the college and Spalding company.
F Scott McBride of the Antisaloon League testified before the Senate Lobby Committee that the group spent 273 069 last year and raised 769 918. He said 164 154 came from popular subscription and a committee investigator would audit the Westerville Ohio headquarters records. He noted close monitoring of prohibition action but said political influence was not often necessary.
Rockville May 8 AP Indictments charging abuses against four former editors were dismissed by the court. Names include Bealle Walter W Liggett and French former editor. Plow York. May 3 AP A sample of tax and shares appears unclear.
Census figures show Myersville population at 261 with overall declines and gains across Frederick County districts. Lisbon Howard end reports 1,222 up from 1,297 in 1920, Franklin district 1,105 down from 1,220, Rockville and Potomac districts post gains, Harpers Ferry district up 354 to 2,925, and Charles Town district increasing to 2,455.
The Maryland State Firemen's Association announces its 38th annual convention to be held in Baltimore June 11 to 13 in conjunction with the Easter Fire Chiefs Association. Mayor Broening and Fire Board members will greet delegates as New York fire prevention engineer Pred Shepperd and Newark chief C W Greenfeld preside over the sessions. The program includes city tours and a crab feast at a city beach venue.
The Frederick Playground Commission seeks about 3500 to fund playgrounds for children. All city grounds last year reopen on Monday June 6 with seven to eight instructors, including two young men. Plans consider adding East Third Street and West Seventh Street grounds, with decisions pending on supervision and staffing.
Weather reports show temperatures climbing in Baltimore with clear skies and afternoon highs. Forecasters warn of a warm spell continuing into tomorrow as residents plan outdoor activities.
Riot violence across Indian towns ends with 27 natives and police dead. Stations and a magistrate's court burned. textile area troops deployed as mobs clash with forces. Gandhi secretly transferred from prison overnight to Durandhar fortress amid unrest.
William J. Fulton, defeated for Lake County commissioner, shot himself in Gary Indiana after Tuesday's primary. Campaign manager M E Marquardt was jailed on conspiracy charges over bringing five Chicago women to vote in Gary polls. he posted a $2000 bond and was released. Fulton had served as Gary mayor and ran an oil and gas firm and real estate ventures.
Bodies of Jake Lee Hurd prominent steel magnate and sportsman and his wife were found dead after a car wreck near a bridge in Pittsburgh. The accident occurred last night as relatives and colleagues mourn with a Dentists' Convention ending today in Pittsburgh.
Fragmentary OCR reads like scattered names and places, unclear event. Mentions Flyers and locations but lacks coherent action or outcome to summarize with specificity.
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