Preliminary plans for Frederick County pageant tied to Tercentenary
Frederick County Historical pageant planners outline early structure with Rogers Producing Co directing a June 28 29 30 calendar. Committees named from historical society figures and localNotables coordinate events as Emmitsburg Mt. Airy and Frederick residents join advisory roles. A parade is planned for June 29 to draw crowds amid broader Tercentenary celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frede
Maryland
Catoctin Country Club
Thursder
Fideyard
accant
Rogers Producing
Charles Hayward
Patrick Cewt
Robert L. Warfield
Willliam B. Lebbert
F. W. Harn
F. W. Harnwell
Hammond Cissy
Plaine
Miss Mary OF Brown
Hany E
Bierlee
J. Bradley
Emmitsburg
Airs
Feiser
F. W. Fraser
WR. Slemmer
Clara E. Taney
Glenn
Worthin
Kherz
James A. Long
William B. J. Lebherz
A. A. Redciif
Joan S. Hershey
Lewis Lebherz
Helena Stauffer
Charles Opel
Ino F. McCurdy
Charles
James H. Cramer
Charles McO
Mathias
R. Frank Heck
Gerson Rosenour
Robert Osborne
Abraham Paul J. Parne
J. Th
J. Th Luelia Mrs. Eishower, Mrs. John Miller, Mes. J. H. James, Moster, L. Ross
Etchison
B. O. Thomas
Charles Smit
seaphens
R. E. Town
Walker iF. Ames
Francis Perroit
irs. F. Grove
James
Rats
Powell
George Wiliam
May Fete At Hood College Draws Guests To Frederick
Hood College hosts its annual May Fete with about 150 expected registrations at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Relatives and alumnae lined up for festivities, some staying overnight at the college and hotel. Registered attendees include Jane Arscott, Gerald Godsheltz, Arthur Blanchard, R. Bennett, Dr. Walter Bartz, and many others from Pennsylvania New Jersey West Virginia and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Jane S. Arscott
Gerald D. Godsheltz
Philadelphia
Arthur Blanchard
Boonton
R. Bennett
Williamsport
Walter M. Bartz
Greensburg
Edward B. Burkey
Hamburg
Harvey M. Boyer
Ardmore
C. A. Butler
Jersey City
N. J
Eleanor Cauffiel
Johnstown
Louis G. Huntler
M. D. Grey
Pittsburgh
J. H Oliver and
Howard F. McAnlis
M. Patterson
Beaver Falls
O. C. Maiden
Mary E. Perry
East Orange
John N. Podmore
Toledo
E. H. Raizburg
Shenandoah
Adolf Lichter
Charles J. Cook
Cincinnati
Thurmont Music Week Plans Told by Local Chorus
Thurmont to observe Music Week next week sponsored by the Tourmont Men’s Chorus and other local groups. The Men's Chorus of Thurmont with 35 voices and the Cecelia Choir will sing Tuesday in the Town Hall with Prof. C M Cassel soloing. Wednesday features songs by various choirs and string orchestras under Luther Skull. Thursday presents Thurmont High School programs and Friday offers the Thurmont Choral Series. Dedication Day services draw 130+ attendees from diverse denominations in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Tourmont
Cecelia Choir
Charles M. Cassel
Hag
Luther Skull
Thurmont High School
Thurmont Choral Se x eries
larie Edith
S. Birely
Mas. C. HH. ett
Lindberghs Fly to Pittsburgh Airport Flight
Lindberghs, Charles and Anne Morrow, landed at a Pittsburgh airport after a flight. The couple appeared in good form as they began their travel.
Despeaux Property Sold At Pub Auction
A dwelling at 452 West end was sold today by Derick Properties Inc for 1250 dollars. Alban M. Wood served as mortgage assignee and John L. Durraw acted as successor. Misses Ola Motter and Amy Motter are staying with Francis Scott Kerket while Alan Motter is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DESPEAUX
Franks
court house
derick Properties, Inc
Alban M. Wood
John L. Durraw
ola
Amy Motter
Francis Scott Kerctet
Alan Motter
Mott
Frederick J
Miss Podmore Crowned Queen of the May at Hood
Miss Gladys Podmore of Toledo is crowned Queen of the May at Hood College during the 19th annual May Day fete. An afternoon program featured English festival scenes, skits, pantomimes, and a dance to close the college events at Cobrent Hall with a reception line led by President Joseph H. Apple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Podmore
Toledo
Oho
auson
Hood College
Frederick
Harriet Benchof
R. W. Baer
H. Conley
Ruth Haller
Dorothy Dutrow
Laura Pitkin
Columbia
Jett
Eliza
Thurmont
Hahn
Westminster
Prince Hood
train
Trenton
mutt
Chevy
Mary Lee
J. best
Kinley
Breathedsville
Betos
Joseph
Rhoads Rhea jester
Gammer Gurion
Marene Celchre
Robert Mergasgion
Ventnor
Senate Campaign Slush Fund Debates Roil Washington
In Washington the Senate campaign season opens with talk of heavy spending and alleged slush funds. Cornelia Pinchot seeks anti Reed propaganda while other party actors weigh reactions. Air Chief Benny Foulois faces scrutiny as reform drives surface. Lions directors plan a Perry hotel dance with Frederick area students attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Congress
Mapes
RODNEY DUTCHER
Reed
Pennsylvania
Cornelia
Republcan
Benny Foulois
Tne
army
Gettle Letter Suggests Family May Be Freed
Los Angeles May 12 AP A letter believed in Goettle handwriting urged his family to follow the demands of gunmen who abducted him from an Arcadia estate twenty miles east of the city. Reports said a $73,000 ransom payoff was planned last night in the foothills, with a possible return today. Attorney Ernest E Noon, named as intermediary, said an important official announcement would be made this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
William FL Gettle
k. mi
ESSOT Ih
che
Goettie
Arcadia country
mies
here
Ernest E Noon
Gettle
Fraternal Association Hosts Enthusiastic Meeting
The Fraternal Association of American Mechanics held a lively gathering at Walkers church with singing and prayers led by Rev. John W. Pisher. Howard Bur fier and John E. Poole provided music as D. Grayson Sanner chaired reports from the eleven council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framhe
American Mechanics of
Frichurch
Walkers
John W. Pisher
Howard Burfier
John E. Poole
chaiman
D. Grayson Sanner
Middletown
coma eleven council
Drouth Perils Drop Governor to Forestall Time
In a terse report local officials describe drought perils forcing the governor to act to forestall further agricultural and economic damage. The piece notes policy decisions expected to address water shortages and relief measures.
Music Week concerts fill Frederick program with applause
Large crowds attend National Music Week events led by Prof S Fenton Harris and Prof Made public mention of John Francis Fischer for arranging the week. A youth choir and school songs closed the day with performances by Frederick students and local musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
air school musicure
Middletown
ture
S. Fenton Harris
John Francis Fischer
Baker
Frederick
ortz
Mary De Waet
lade Yatley band
haid Rice
Galen Wright
dour
bezinn
Mgr
Fischer
Delegates Named at Comy Ceremony in Frederick
Partial OCR text notes delegates from Frederick at a committee ceremony with attendees including Mrs John S and Mr Alba. Details are garbled but indicate registration of delegates and local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John S
Paul Kunkel
Baltimore
James A. Long
uvas Frederick
Unclear entry page notes content and names
Fragmentary text from Washington report shows scribbled names and phrases about a meeting adjournment and discussion of a chair, with illegible details and missing context. No clear events, dates, or entities can be confirmed.
Mrs Roosevelt Named for Nobel Peace Prize
French statesman lauds Eleanor Roosevelt as embodying motherhood and peace in a tribute praising her social work and influence. The remark centers on her role as First Lady and advocate for charity and humanitarian efforts with ties to American public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MRS. ROOSEVELT
Franklin
Roosevelt
your land
ness
Man
charity
West Virginia
Senate passes Fletcher Rayburn stock market control bill
The Senate enacted the Fletcher Rayburn measure to regulate exchanges, rejecting liberal amendments. Administration changes to the Securities Act of 1933 were adopted while amendments were dismissed, as Ferdinand Perera and Roland Redmond observed from the gallery amid high tension over market regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fletcher-Rayburn
Senate
Senate Banking committee
Ferdinand Perera
banking committee
Roland Redmond
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Market Ends Mixed Amid Declines and Small Rallies
In New York on May 12 the stock market showed a confusing pattern with more declines than gains. The close remained heavy as prices dipped at times before partial recoveries. total shares traded around 1,200,000. Wheat slumped then rebounded, cereals softened on drought fears, and cotton and rubber softened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
drouth
United States Defends Walker Cup in Golf Triumph
The United States defeated Britain to defend the Walker Cup in singles after taking three of four foursomes. Johnny Gooding of San Francisco led the nation with a dominant performance, clinching wins 6 and 5 and 7 to 5, as U S success continued. Weather outlook shows cooler days with temperatures Monday to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Scotland
United States
cans
Johnny Good
pion
San Francisco
Grril i Leonard Cras
Weather summary for May day with rainfall and temps
The report notes 3.80 inches of precipitation for 24 hours ending at io Gate-137 with May values 3.84 inches deficit. High today 73 degrees, low near 34, sunrise and sunset times noted for tomorrow. Weather data includes year-ago temperatures and forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mari
tomorr
Also Mentioned on This Page
land
Patrick Court
Marshan
THURMONT MUSIC WEEK
Cecelia
Frederick sv persons partici
E. A
LINDBERGHS
APs
Lindbergh
MISS PODMORE
HOOD
Coblentz
Ball
Naval Academmy
navy
Annapolis
LIONS
Frederick on
Walkersville
ime
dan
anoth
ar mad S. Sait
Ayweep Whole
ties
depentine
5 Re wheat
omciais
BANG COUNTY
HASLUP
Corp
Frederick Woman's Christian Temperance 2
chapel of Zion Lutheran church
R. Hassup
WLC
TLOU
L. Ralph tahor
Jennie Kidd
Urbana
William
J. G. Shawbaker
Monrovia
Albert M. Coblentz
L. C. Horine
Feagaville
mprrance Lesson
Frank Suman
George B. Culler
George Hoke
G. Q
Mors. B. Sappington
Ramsburg
am P Morses
Feagavilie
Thomas S. Anderoe Springs
Florence Mealer
ang
aiso
wen
Stautder
A. G. Me
Jacob Shawbaker
reasurer
Yelew Springs
AMED
Al ‘ba pocal
Freder
cnarman
U. S
St. Andrew’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!