Hood May Day Observance Set For Saturday At Hood College
Hood College holds May Day on campus beside Brodbeck Hall starting at 2 30 p m with crowning of the May Queen and Prince Hood. A 6 a m serenade, a rope jumping contest at 9, and a baseball game at 11 precede a dinner dance at Coblentz Hall with senor and alumnae in attendance.
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Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Prince Hood
Virginia Hunter
May
Coblencz Hall
Dorothy McIntyre
Margaret Richardson
Mary Smith
Mary Kopenhaver
Florence DeChant
Famrg
Coblentz Hall
Sen
Joseph H. Apple
Sara C. Lovejoy
Martha Thomas
Margaret Harvey
Bernice Rieker
Frederick
Mary Louise Morris
Christine Kreh
Grace Weakley
Showers Expected After Warm Spell
The forecast notes a warm spell with highs near 51 rising to 54 overnight. Showers are expected late this afternoon or tonight followed by cooler temperatures. Saturday should be cooler and generally fair according to the weather report.
Dies While En Route to Funeral Near Poolesville
Henry R. Simpson age 73 of Vienna Virginia died of a stroke while traveling from Dawsonville to attend a relative funeral near Poolesville. He stopped his car after the seizure and collapsed as he alighted. An inquest was deemed unnecessary by poolesville authorities and Elijah White.
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Dawsonville
Poolesville
Henry Ford
Henry R. Simpson
Vienna
Moxley
Elijah White
Pooles-He
Festival of Music At University Of Maryland Draws Attendees
The seventh annual Festival of Music held in the University of Maryland auditorium saw attendees from his cay including Dr and Mrs OQ FR Meinixte, Mrs Joseph T. Pies, and Mrs Hush Dean. Professional singers Vieien Hale rackway Flora Me GY Kerfer Flord C. Wilam Washington and Rellin Pease performed with choral groups such as the University Chorus the University Glee Club and the Prince Georges Counts Women Chorus.
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Varings Soca
University of Maryland
University
Themis Pyles
Lin
Christian Endeavor Fellowship Banquet in Myersville
About 75 persons attended the Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union Banquet at St. Pauls Lutheran church in Myersville. Maryland and West Virginia officers spoke, with addresses by Rev. John Adam and Miss Genevieve Thomas among others. an institute is planned for May 24 in Frederick.
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Frederick County
Christian Endeavor Union
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Myersville
Willard E. Rice
Christian Endeavor
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
Joseph Harp
John §. Adam
Middletown
Ruth Shafer
Genevieve Thomas
Adamstown
Rice
Mary Jackson
CBE
Ethel Poyner
Carl N. Mitchel
W Carroll Armcost
Byron G Coblentz Middletown
Frederick
William S. Wachtel
County Union
Wilfred Riggs
Havre de Grace
School Board Re Elects Leaders and Plans Summer Projects
At the Montgomery County Board of Education monthly meeting Dr James E Deets and Thes co Darby were re elected president and vice president. They reviewed budget planning for the next school year and discussed proposed new buildings with the architect and county supervisor Dr George E Lewis. In Frederick county Walkersville leads the United Brethren Sunday school contest with 1300 points, followed by Frederick 1262 and Pleasant Walk 124 Myersville 1119 Thurmont 171 Middletown 991 Deerfield 781 Alt Vernon 35. The contest runs to June 3 with a railt to be held at the winning church.
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Montgomery County Board of Education
James E. Deets
Thes. Co. Darby
George E. Lewis
United Brethren
Frederick County
Walkersville
Margi
Frederieck
Pleasant Walk
Myersville
Thurmont
Middletown
Deerfield
Alt
Vernon
Bishop Strider Here With Family In City
Rt Rev Robert FE L Strider bishop coadjutor of West Virginia and Mrs Strider with their young daughter spent Wednesday in the city visiting relatives. He resides in Wheeling and later went to Charles Town to conduct services at St Hildan's Mall. Republican Convention Tonight to choose a ticket opposing Democratic candidates in the municipal election planned for eight o’clock in the courthouse. Rev Pr Abner DeChant pastor emeritus of Emanuel Reformed Church Hanover Pa. was stricken with appendicitis and rushed to Hanover General Hospital. he is the father of Tes Toba DeChant.
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Strider
Robert FE L Strider
West Virginia
Wheeling
WoodVas
Charles Town
St Hildan’s Mall
Court House
Pr. Abner & TeChant
Emmanual Reformed Church
Hanover
Hanover General Hospital
Tes Toba SM DeChant
iLlueca
City completes Bentz Street bridge progress at Carroll Creek
City crews and contractors show steady progress on Bentz Street concrete and steel bridge over Carroll Creek. Pier and one abutment poured. second abutment due Saturday if weather allows. remaining work includes deck sidewalks and railing. Crews also prepare Carroll Parkway parallel to Church Street and repair crews patch Mast Third Street as first drive is closed.
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Bentz Street
Carroll Creek
LeRoy Hoke
Carroll Parkway
New Street
Church Street
College Avenue
Baker Park
Mast Third Street
Secret flight by Lindbergh alarms nation
New York May 11 AP Colonel Charles A Lindbergh and navigation instructor Lt Cmdr P W F Weems departed from Ford Airport Detroit at 2 p m. heading to an undisclosed destination. They arrived at Curtiss Field Long Island at 8 30 p m amid speculation and confusion over their whereabouts.
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New York
Charlies A. Lindbergh
P. W. F. Weems
Ford
Detroit
Curtiss Field
L. I
Lindbergh
Henry
Edsel Ford
William B. Mayo
Fords
Long Island
Harry F. Guggenheim
Fire devastates Coblentz Apartments in Washington
Mrs Lillian Blanche Coblentz died from smoke complications after a Sunday fire that swept the Coblentz Apartments on North Capitol Street and Florida Avenue. Her 16 year old daughter Lillian remains in critical condition in Sibley Hospital. Surviving are her husband and four children including Horace, Lled, and Mrs Charlotte Ross.
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Lillian Blanche Coblentz
Joseph D. Coblentz
Washington, D. C
Middletown
Sibley Mospital
That City
Coblentz
North Capitol Street
Florida
Lillian
Cobblentz
Louis P. Coblentz
Charlotte Ross
Washington
Blond Brunet And Red Head All Winners
NEA Ogden Bureau reports Brigham Young University students in Ogden Utah faced choosing a beauty queen from three finalists. Aflena Clegg, Marjorie Sparks and Christine Hinckley are named as the three contestants with descriptions of hair color. All three are declared winners as the issue ends with everyone happy.
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NEA Ogden Bureau
Brigham Young University
Ogden
Utah
Brunet
Red-Head
Aflena Clegg
Sruet
Marjorie Sparks
Christine Hinckley
Hagen Wins British Open Golf Championship
American golfer Hagen won the British Open at Sandwich England with a 292 total over 72 holes. He shot 72s in the final round to secure his third British title, previously winning in 1922 and 1924. The Prince of Wales presented the cup as crowds watched the 15th green.
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Sandwich
England
Welter Hagen
Hagen
Westory
Prince of Wales
Prince
America
Nobile Starts Flight Into North Pole Regions
The Italian airship Italia under General Umberto Nobile began a polar flight from Spitzbergen toward the North Pole. It travelled northwest at about 38 mph, aiming to explore surroundings before returning to King's Bay in roughly 44 hours despite rough weather and storms.
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Associated Press
King’s Bar
Spitzherren
North Pole
Polar
King’s Bay
Umberto Nobile
Norge
Spitzhercen
Aps
Walia
Airplane Stocks Rise in New York Trade
In New York trading today the airplane stock group advanced as investors resumed buying after earlier week pressure from higher money rates. Volume expanded with total sales rising while specific shares like Treclospace and other heat shares showed gains despite market volatility.
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New York
Mary
Oranwacter
Hoover Campaign Funds Estimated Under 250000
James W Good, head of the Hoover for president group, told the Senate Campaign Funds committee that the Washington headquarters had receipts of 50150 and expenditures of 42032 16. State reports showed Indiana 35000 or 40000 and New York 35000, with Ohio about 10000 and Rhode Island 30. Edsel Ford contributed 5000, Julius Rosenwald 3500. when funds run low, reputable men would be asked for more.
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Washington
May
Hietora
Senate
James W Good
Commerce
Rhode Island
Indiana
Ohio
New York
Edsel Ford
Julius Rosenwald
Chicago
James W. Good
Hoover Organization
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Commerce Secretary
Three Colts Scratched From Preakness Today
Pimlico Md May 11 three colts were scratched from the list of entries for the $50 000 Preakness leaving 17 contend. Scratched were A H Codens Vito R T Wilsons Sunfire and Hop Whitneys Honker A haze at noon shaded the morning heat but the track dried after yesterday s heavy surface.
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Pimlico Racetrack
A. H. Cosden
Vito
R. T. Wilson
Whitney
Denominational Union To Be Given M E Study
A commission of 237 members was appointed by the General Conference to study union with like minded churches. The panel may make overtures and receive proposals to pursue cooperation and possible union with related denominations. The decision passed 852 to 3 in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
M E
Black to Start 55000 Mile Air Tour From Amsterdam
Van Lear Black, Baltimore publisher and aviator, plans to depart Waalhaven Airdrome near Rotterdam on Sunday for Croydon to begin a 55000 mile world flight. He will fly a three engined Fokker prepared in England as the start of his long journey. A duke is next in line to a prince.
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Amsterdam
van Lear Black
Baltimore
Waalhaven
Rotterdam
Croydon
England
Playgrounds to Open for Ten Weeks in Frederick
Frederick Play ground Commission meeting at City Hall announced June 18 opening of city playgrounds. Sites include Baker Park North Market Street Was hington Street Winchester East Third and Lincoln High School with new and improved facilities. New members joined the commission and McCardell was re elected treasurer while Haller remains secretary.
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Frederick
East Third Street
Winchester Street
Harmon Foundation
A LeRoy McCardell
H. Noel Haller
Civic Club
Playground Commission
W. F. Childs, Jr
Rotary Club
Louis L Wilson
Kawanin Club
William ©. Rorai
Lions Club
J. J. Schmidt
Wiliam E. Filler
Kisanis Club
Robert L. Warfield
Frederick County Board of Educaton
Special Mother's Day Program at Mountain Chapel
The Mother's Day Service at Mountain Chapel will Sunday evening at 7:45 feature old time singing Mother Dear by the choir, Cat Davis solo, Dewitt Hamerick recitation The Greatest Person in the World, selections by four bows and girls, a sermon by Mayme Rice, and offerings.
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Mountain Fale Union Chapel
Imn
Mother Dear
Cat Davis
Church of Christ
Dewitt
Hamerick
Ereiss
Tive
Tyrer
Wien
Hames Rice
Mas Falan Smith
Dae Jonas
Tour Gurls
Faward
Frederick
Frederick fair to award prizes during indoor event
Merchants of Frederick join Cresap's Rifles and the National Guard to sponsor an indoor fair at the Armory on May 17 18 and 19. More than 100 items donated for prizes. grand prize a $150 library table to be given on closing night. Proceeds aim to raise $3 000 for a roof garden and armory improvements.
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Frederick
Cresap's Rifles
B.ve
Grang
Rue
Staley Canning Co
Mary Jane Shop
GC. C. Cario
M. P Moller Co
Peoples’ Drug Store
Woodward and Munshower
Roand Company
Kline
India
Ramsburg
Noseliy
Haberdashery
Standard Oil Company
Chapline’s
Rosenour's
Sheeler
Hendrickson
William
Chendrier
Dronenbure Co
Johnson's
Storm and Shipley
Bennets
Babys Department
Melony
Vivecase
Young Mons
Dexdale
Maonneacy Valley Cannine Company
C. Warren Tatler
Warkes
Harris and Filer
April Court Record at Montgomery Circuit Court
During April 20 deeds, WR mort aces and releases 127 deeds of trust and 163 bills of scale were recorded and 4 non Tesifentanciers' hepates geese in the offer of the Sle of the Montgomery Circuit Court at Rockville.
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WR Mort
Montgomery
Rockville
Japan Ready to Deploy 20 000 Men to China
Rail authorities ordered to transport 20 000 Japanese troops and 5 360 horses to Shantung between Sunday and month end, lifting total Japanese forces there to about 238 000. In China Mrs William T Hobart, 68, missionary wife of the American Methodist mission in Talanfu, was killed April 28 during fighting between Nationalists and Northerners. Cheng Loh in Geneva said there is hope for direct negotiations between China and Japan, noting no official stance yet from Beijing.
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Shantung
China
Mra
William T. Hobart
American Methodist
Talanfu
Tsinan
Geneva
Cheng Loh
Council of the
League of Nations
Associated Press
League
Japan
Peking
Paris
Hood College seniors hear talk on international relations
Members of Hood College senior class visited the Frederick Branch of the American Association of University Women at its May meeting held at the W. Co. A. Hut. Dr Esther Caukin secretary of International Relations spoke on the history and aims of the A A U W and the International Federation of University Women noting its growth from five to 25 member countries and describing club houses and fellowships. An informal reception followed. Emory Bell Shipley underwent surgery earlier in the day and was said to be recovering.
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Hood College
Frederick
American Association of University Women
Esther Caukin
The
National Organization
Association of University Women
Qaukin
Milly College
International Federation of University Women
International Federation
Bet
United States
Canada
Mexico
Caukin
Crosby Hall
Dr. Caukin
Tein Sara CT. Lavejor
Gronp
Uue
Migs Margaret R. Motter
Pern
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Frank J. Stoner
East Second Street
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Wies Anne Kemp
Hagerstown
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Preakness
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Ture
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Ter
Pittsburgh
Belle of the Bath
F. W. Mochlestetter
Hochstetter
Mau- Neg
Commission
UNE
Armory For Roof Garden Fund
Sionary
Tokyo
A. A. U. W. Meeting
Emory Bell Shipley
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