Frederick City Hospital Training School Nurses 14th Commencement
The 14th annual commencement of Frederick City Hospital Training School for Nurses is set for May 24 at the Georgian Hall Nurses Home. Graduates include Leona Mary Cockerly and Gertha May Rothe hofer from Frederick County. The program lists prayers, poems, an address by Guy K Motter, diploma distribution, and presentations, with an alumnae banquet the night before.
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Frederick City
WLC
Ateyal
MacDowell
Lave Ender
Joseph Stephens
Hird of
Blue
Mra
Shertuun Kuwers
Guy KA Motterashagh
Dehsowne
Homing
Cowen
Clearing debris at Fishing Creek reservoir site progresses
City Engineer Crum leads final site cleanup for the Fishing Creek reservoir bed as water flow is paused before dedication ceremonies. A bronze inscription tablet honoring officials and contractors will be erected at the dam, with capacity and design details announced.
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Fishing Creek
Crum
Big
Crumi
Burek
Smith
Anid
Price Bros
Moore posts $500 bail on manslaughter charge
Takoma Park resident Moore faced manslaughter charges after the May 3 accident near Mary coordinated by Frederick hospital officials. The case stems from the death of Rev. Peter M. Bayden of New Market. State Police investigated and State's Attorney Storm ordered bond arrangements.
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Peter M. Bayden
New Market
Moore
Takoma Park
Bye Justics
Guy K. Motter
Milland
McDeids
Uwidgeville
Penulies
Hi Rath
Frederick
Ate
Storm
Bond
Sinee
Torney
Market trading shows broadening tendencies in New York
The morning market gained strength with programed trading and broadening tendencies. Commission houses reported increased participation from western points. Call money renewal at 315 percent with funds below aided new pools in popular stocks. Better buying in standard industrials and overall strength noted. Total sales about 1,750,000.
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New York
Knights Templar Activities Include Church Service and Conclave Visit
Knights Templar to attend Grace Reform Church on Ascension Day May 21 with a special sermon by Rev Chalmera W Walck. Sir Knights will form a parade from the Masonic Temple to the church and back through Frederick streets. Meanwhile 40 local members plan to travel May 20 to Martinsburg for the West Virginia Grand Conclave with about 1000 visitors expected. Jacques de Molay Commandery installed new officers led by Commander Albert Martin Coblente and a full slate of officers named.
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Jacques de Molay
Knights Templer
Grace Reform Church
Chalmera W. Walck
Masonic Temple
Frederick Knights Templar
West Virginia
Mortimeburg
Frederick
Martinsburg
Albert Martin Coblente
Walter Lorenzo Remsberg
Byron Augustus Winebrewer
Grover Lee Michael
Guy Clement Roser
Oliver Cornelius Warehime
Samuel Grafton Duvall
Francis Brows Sappington, Jr
Harry Oscar Schroeder
Roscoe Bentz Rhoads
Henry Reeson Ramshureh
Hidgar Kahle Moore
Grayson Hunter Bowers
Arthur Holtz Toll
Albert Young Wolleau
Paul Sidney Michael
George Edward Smith
William Norwig
Sentinel
Fimory
Cram
Frederick bankers head to Maryland meeting in Atlantic City
A party of Frederick bankers led by Holmen D Baker and Charles Met left for the Maryland Bankers Association annual meeting in Atlantic City. Baker is expected to be elected president during the session. Speakers include D H Otis on day one and John J O Connor and John Lee Mahin at the final session. Delegates attend a theatre party at the Apollo Thursday evening.
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Frederick
Holmen D. Baker
Charles Met
Mathias
C. Thomas Summers
Elmer Brown
Edwin C. Markell
A. B. Collmus
Maryland Bankers Association
Atlantic City
Baker
Traymore
D. H Otis
Agricultural Commission
American Bankers’ Association
University of Wisconsin
John J. O'Connor
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
John Lee Mahin
New York
Maryland
Philadelphia
Hindenburg Inaugurated President of Germany
Berlin May 12 reports Adolf von Hindenburg inaugurated as Germany's president with a smooth ceremony. Crowds cheered as he reviewed troops and departed for the White House amid chants of Deutschland Uber Alles. He pledged peaceful pursuit and devotion to constitutional laws, promising office for the people as a whole.
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Berlin
Marshal von Hindenburg
Germany
Reichstag
Vor Hindenburg
Reichswehr
Hindenburg
Tutner
White House
Mindenburg
Stranger Seeks Cleveland Route After Confusing Visit
A Maryland Auto Gin representative recounted a strange visitor who asked what time day or month it was. The man claimed he woke in Washington and needed a route to Cleveland, saying his employer had ordered the car driven home from Miami.
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T. B. Charshee
Automobile Gin of
Maryland
Focal
Charshee
Charahee
Cleveland
Washington
Frederick
Miami
Fla
Worthington Staley and Leatherman to Open New Store
Worthington C. Staley and Roy L. Leatherman plan a wholesale and retail vegetable store at 244 East Patrick Street beginning about June 1. They have remodeled the first floor with a plate glass window and will offer a full line of fruits and vegetables in a combined wholesale and retail operation. A nearby North Market Street store near Seventh Street will house a modern storeroom for an A and P store and open soon.
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Worthington C. Staley
Roy L. Leatherman
East Patrick Street
Staleyland Leatherman
Murray ‘Stauffer
L. #.Retaon
Stont
North Market Street
Radio Harps Shine Bootblack Entertains Patrons
A New York bootblack in May 12 plays a small crystal net as he shines shoes to entertain patrons. The unusual prop draws attention from customers as he keeps up a lively routine.
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Radio Harps Shine
New York
Five Players Released by Pittsburgh Nationals
Five recruit players were released to Stinoy League clubs under optional agreement by the Pittsburgh National League Baseball Club today. Of these, Mike Martineck Joseph Cronin and Edward Montague, all infielders, went to the Johnstown club in the Middle Atlantic League with teams in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Maryland.
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Pittachurch
Pittsburgh Naional
Mike Martineck
Joseph Cronin
Edward Montague
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
Blimp Test Flight Halts Midstage Over Mountains
A U S Army dirigible flight from Aberdeen proving grounds to Pittsburgh and Ohio was halted Monday afternoon due to mountains and strong winds. The TC-5 was seen near Frederick and Effortsa, as officials considered recoup plans and future tests.
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Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Pittsburgh
Ohio
U. S. Army
TCS
Aberdeen Grounds
Aberdeen
Frederick
Efforta
J.J. Parker
Mine Safety Service
United States Bureau of Mines
Bureau of Mines
Geo. Cressey
Air Force
Maryland Day exhibit in New York displays Frederick county scene
The Southern Exposition in New York showcases a Maryland highway exhibit featuring a Middletown Valley model from Leeddeck Heights with a quarry stream and a concrete girder bridge. Governor Ritchie is to speak at 4 p.m. as Maryland Day proceeds at the Grand Palace Lexington Avenue.
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Fredericketty
Qounty
Maryland
New York
Ely
Middletown Valley
Hraklock Heights
Frederick
Frederick County
Harry 0. Williar, Jp
State Hond
Lraddeck Heights
Consteuetion and & Steam Roller
South
Union
Crand Palace
Lexington Ave
4Th Ar Rest
Merchants’ Association of New York
Hotel Astor
Ritchie
White
Maryland Society of New York
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Ascension Day Service Planned At Evangelical Reformed Church
May 21 service at the Evangelical Reformed Church will memorialize those lost in the past year. A half hour of music begins at 6:20 pm, followed by a 7 pm service with floral tributes and a white robed procession. The program features a crown illuminator above Christ and a rustic cross in the chancel, with emblems from Sunday School departments and a candlelight procession.
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Christ
Clagner
Jesus
Worran
Maud W. Dittmar Wil
Cradle Roll
Helen Beatrice Rhoderick
Pauline Rebecca Virginia Paisley
Alice V. Wolfe
Mise
Ella V. Houck
Willian K. Anders
Gilmore R. Flautt
Maud W. Dittmar
G. Waring Tyson
Montgomery County State's Atty Admits Embezzlement
Montgomery County State's Attorney John A. Garrett pleaded guilty to embezzlement in Circuit Court and received an 11 year sentence after reporting restitution of about 40 thousand dollars. He faced 54 indictments, including forgery, and resigned from his post and bar membership. The court heard his plea as a crowd filled the Montgomery County courtroom.
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Rooseville
John A. Garrett
Montgomery County
Garrett
Boule
Baltimore
Hammon Urner
Junige Glenn OL. Warthlogton
Robert BR. Peter
Atwan
Mireem
Hooktillo
Trner
Maryland
Melur
Trlal
Irrett
Montgomery Equity
Baltimore Manhunt Ends With Capture After Escape
A Baltimore man, Dellinger, 26, a Pennsylvanian clerk, escaped from two detectives during a court-house transfer. He felled two officers with blows, triggering a gunfire exchange before slipping into a box car where officers later recaptured him with a pistol.
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Baltimore
Calvert Short
Court House
Calvert Street
Kirby
Dellinger
Union Station
Washington
Saratoga Street
Gilford Avenue
Middletown Man Heads State Maccabees Leader Elected
Baltimore May 12 64 Myr Wolfe of Middletown was elected state commander at the closing session of Maryland Maccabees annual convention. Bathory Baltimore named field state commander with officers including Hartman treasurer and record keeper Lansing chaplain Motter sergeant at arms Kruger guard More hearing second guard Thebord sentinel Ayres picket Miner Wagerstown editor Mayes Baltimore chosen supreme representative for Maryland tents of Maccabees to the July international convention in Washington J D Motter banned alternate
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Baltimore
Myr
Wolfe
Midetown
Maryland
Washington
J.D. Motter
Declamation Contest At Frederick High School
The Declamation Club of Frederick High School hosts an eight o'clock contest in the school auditorium Thursday. Participants include Rebecca Witter Heenna Fahrney Harry Haller Amelia Weinbers Catherine Fout Mary McComas Albert Zimmerman Margaret Van Fossen Constance Thomas and Charles Kirschman. Judges are Edna Schaefer Sarah Tin and Charles McMathian. The club founded last year under Miss Katherine Dutrow and Miss Julia Etchison reports eighty members. event open to the public.
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Frederick High School
Rebecca Witter
Heenna Fahrney
Harry Haller
Amelia Weinbers
Catherine Fout
Mary McComas
Albert Zimmerman
Margaret van Fossen
Constance Thomas
Charles Kirschman
Tha Jidgen
Fdna Ischaefer
Sarah Tin
Charles McC. Mathian
Katherine Dutrow
Julia Etchison
Father of President Suffers Collapse Monday
Plymouth Vermont May 12 A P J jol John C Coolidge father of the President fainting spell on his farmhouse porch yesterday denied by associates. Dr Albert W Cram said Colonel Coolidge's condition better than weeks with improved vitals. Critics blame the heavy duties and public attention for his frail health despite thin official notes.
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Plymouth
A. Pajol
John C. Coolidge
Albert W. Cram
Coolidge
Colonel Coolidge
White House
Among the Sick Mrs Kemp Recovers at Home
Mrs. Rhodes R Kemp, after surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, has returned home to 08 North Market Street. The annual trek meet at Heed Over will be held Saturday May with preliminaries at 100 and finals at 190. Participants include Minn Van Borvies and Miss Brown among others.
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Rhodes R. Kemp
Johns Hopking Hospital
Baltimore
North Market Street
Heed Ove
Minn van Borvies
Goucherlege
Drtates Thera
Nixx Brite Myers
Misa Brown
Washington
Bropers
Georg Hebes
Vate
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