Proper Training at Home Emphasized by State Official
State Welfare Director Emory L. Coblentz urged proper home training at the third annual Mothers Day exercises in the City Opera House, linking lack of home training to reformatories. He noted women’s role in civilization, recalled suffrage debates, and praised motherhood as a privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Ll. Coblentz
City Opera House
American Legion Auxiliary
Coblentz
Mr. Coblentz
Maryland
Grayson F. Crumhbaugh
Chain of the Auxiliary
Mother Love
Sherman P. Bowers
Itonor
Frederick High School
Fenton Harris
Charles D. Shaffer
Rhine ¥. M. C. A
America
Grace Gladhitl
Davis Moberly
Emory L. Coblentz
Hart Hichison
Grayson F. Crumbaugh
M. Pauline Staub
Caroline Winebrenner
New Election Supervisors Soon to Take Charge Here
The current Board of Election Supervisors ends its term today with Lee Raunehorser presiding. John W. Grove, Democrat, and Harry E. Chapline, Republican, retire. New members John W. Grove upomeied, Riger St. Rice, Democrat, and William B. James, Republican, will take oath Tuesday and organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election
Lee Raunehorser
John W. Grove
Harry E. Chapline
Riger St. Rice
William B
Rann’berger
Chapline
Stranger from Martinsburg Picked Up Near New Market
A man about 25 identified as Charles Watson from Martinsburg West Virginia was found exhausted near New Market Sunday night by Deputy Sheriff Charles Crum. He was detained at jail with no charge and released after morning. He sought shelter at Frank Hoffman’s home. Watson said he was en route to Baltimore after a long war. He appeared soaked and fatigued. The Emmitsburg Knights of Columbus plan to present an American flag to St Euphemia School with flag-raising on Memorial Day May 30 under Knights of Columbus arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Watson
Martinsburg
W. Va
New Market
Sherif Charles Crum
Frank Hoffman
Watson
Baltimore
Waffman
Emmitsburg
Radio Gradio and the Monk Enter the Studio Scene
An旧 fragment notes a new radio studio venture and the enduring presence of the “monk” figure to draw younger listeners. The piece hints at evolving formats and the curbstone chatter surrounding the culture shift.
Hood College May Fete Ends With Royal Wedding Scene
A large crowd attended Hood College annual May fete on Saturday. Morning events included a rope jumping contest won by the sophomore and a fathers versus daughters baseball game won by the daughters 17 to 16. The event featured a court wedding with Grace Wattenberger as May queen and Sarah Myton as Hood prince, followed by garden celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Prince Hood
Grace Wattenberger
Sarah Myton
Helen Diffenbach
Helen Goodfellow
Catherine Louser
Margaret Pepper
Jeanne Bargett
Eleanor Myron
Grace Brown
Selma Grether
Ruth Ruppin
Anne Mulan
Miss Warner
Department of Physical Education
Isabel Ailenbach
Emmitsburg Public Meeting for School Beautification Plans
A Parent Teachers' Association meeting is set for Friday May 23 in the Emmitsburg High School auditorium. Professor Ballard of the University of Maryland will present slides and explain plans to beautify the school grounds. News advertising pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers
Emmitsburg
Parent Teachers’ Association
Emmitsburg High School
Ballard
University of Maryland
Local resident praises Tonall remedy for relief
W S Burns of Spry York Pa reports severe stomach trouble asthma and rapid heart palpitations but after using Tonall he notes improved nerves appetite sleep and energy. He says he is on a third bottle and recommends Tonall sold at People’s Drug Store Frederick Co-Operative Drug Co successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Burns
Spry
R. Fld
York
People’s Drug Store
Co-Operative Drug Co
Frederick
Copper consumption hits eight month total of 2.75 billion pounds
The eight month total for copper consumption last year implies an annual rate of 2.75 billion pounds. The figure appears in a report cited by The News.
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E. L. Coblentz
Opera House
Auspices
Legion Auxiliary
Old Board
West Virginia
Radio Gradio
Hood Campus
Frederick City Hospital
Homeark Avenue
Geo. H. Castle
M. Frederick Md
Frederick City
Careful
Quaker City Cleaning & Dyeing
North Market Street
Dusty
Brice
Frederick Cont
Greenawalt’s
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Everedy Company
P. HR. R
Fredericic, Mb
Ruth
the Farmers & Mechanics National
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank Frederick
the Bank OF Personal Service
Ld Casa, Mea
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST. C
Frederick, Md
Lal PR
Frederick’s Friendly Growing Bank
North Market St
Square Corner
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