Frederick City Hospital Nurses Graduate Largest Class
Nine students receive diplomas at the 17th annual commencement of the Frederick City Hospital School of Nurses held at the Georgianna Houck Simmons Nurses Home. WW Clinton McSherry delivers the address urging service and deeds, with Dr T Clyde Boutson presenting diplomas and class pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
McSherry
Prince of Wales
Elbert Hubbard
T. Clyde Boutson
Boutson
Clarence A. Neal
Galbraith
Austin Rhoads
M. Rose Lirely
W. Clinton McSherry
Schucker
MacDowell
Brown
Harp
Emma Mee Gabel
School of Nursing class roll and concert items
Dr T C Boutson presides over the School of Nursing in Godard. Adagio Pathetique and The Swan performed with violin by Joseph S Stephens Benediction by Rev John M DeChant. The class roll lists Ruth Elizabeth Dintaman Brunswick Eleio Koehne Sarah Virginia Staley Armatha Neal Snider Waynesboro Viola ilen Rice Madelene Elizabeth Stroup Myersville Grace Virginis Fogle Union Bridge Dorothy Catherine Dorsey Margaret Rugsellee Dorsey Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erpins
T. Clyde Boutson
School of Nursing
Godard
Salot Saens
Joseph S. Stephens
Benediction
John M. DeChant
Ruth
Elizabeth Dintaman
Brunswick
Eleio May Koehne
Sarah Virginia Staley
This City
Armatha Neal Snider
Waynesboro
Viola Ilen Rice
Madelene
Elizabeth Stroup
Myersville
Grace Virginis Fogle
Union Bridge
Dorothy Catherine Dorsey
Margaret Rugsellee Dorsey
Thurmont
Local Society Notes From Keymar May 11
Mrs C 11 Lone of Taneytown visited her cousin Mrs R W Galt in Keymar. Mrs Sterling Grumbine of Unionville joined by her mother and sister Mrs Fannie Sappington and Miss Cora traveled to Baltimore to stay with Mrs Sappington's daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Artie B Angell. Mrs E A Davis of Baltimore, Mrs Laura Devilbiss of Mmmitsburg, and Mrs Alma Newcomer of Taneytown called on the Galts. Nellie Hively moved to Frederick. Mr and Mrs James Hurwitz of New York are visiting their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Marshal Bell. Subscribe for The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keymar
Lone
Taneytown
R. W. Galt
Sterling Grumbine
Unionville
Fannie Sappington
Cora
Baltimore
Sappington
Artie B. Angell
E. A. Davis
Laura Devilbiss
Mmmitsburg
Alma Newcomer
Nellie Hively
Frederick
James Hurwitz
New York
Marshal
Bell
Community Notes From Daysville Daily Life
Sunday gatherings include Mr Karl Harp and family with the Dutrows and their sons Frank and Floyd. Mr Green Ecker loses a hand to blood poisoning at Frederick City Hospital. Dutrows visit Manchester Virginia. Edna Leatherman visits Elsie Dutrow. The Barton and Myler households host visitors, plus the Dinterman family joins. Mrs Hanson Crum ill. William Flaugh and family of Libertytown visit Lewistown friends. Farr Harp and family spend time in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daysville
Karl Harp
Carl Dutrow
Frank
Floyd
Green Ecker
Frederick City Hospital
Manchester
Edna Leatherman
Elsie Dutrow
Wiliam Barton
Roger Levler
Grace Myler
Clyde Dinterman
Hanson Crum
Wilam M. Flaugh
Libertytown
Paul Angelberger
Whlli Tangh
Lewistown
Farr Harp
Frederick
Prospective Ruin Tiey Aaron Abner Ap pledry
In a fragmentary scene two men discuss plans and appearances. Aaron Allred asks where someone is headed in a new suit. The other replies and mentions seeking Beckett’s daughter’s hand in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron
Abner Appledry
Waybeady
Aaron Allred
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City Hospital
C. M’sherry Speaker
Mar
Helfenstein & Urner
Potomac Edison Company
West Patrick Street
A. Frees
THE
Modern Lighting CO
North Market
S&t
McCleéery’s ‘Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Swift Premium
Elisco
California
Pearl Hominy
Grove
Frederick County
Majestic
Apollo
Harry Allen
Hire
Staub’s
Res Warre
Sonora
Pine
W.T. Smoot
Nash
Mery
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Earmers & Mechanics National Bank
Orenes
Frederick, Marylana
Bank of Personal Service
Quynn’s
Athey
Quynn
Cash&carry
N. Market St
Georgette
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