Training School Nurses Graduates Hear Dr. Bjorlee Address
Dr Ignatius Bjorlee superintendent of the Maryland State School for the Deaf spoke at the Frederick City Hospital School for Nursing commencement in the Georgianna Houck Simmons Nurses Home. The program included prayers, music, diplomas and pins presentation, and a Florence Nightingale pledge citation.
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Ignatius Bjorlee
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Frederick City Hospital
Henri L. G. Kietter
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Walter J. deLillo
Hood College
Irene Harper Zimmerman
Bjorlee
J. G. F. Smith
Brunswick
William Meredith Smith
School of Nursing
Florence Nightingale
LaRue
George H. Seiler
Jefferson Lutheran Church
Rebecca Foltz
Wester Walker Fisher
Dr. Bierlee
Commencement speech ties character to service on Florence Nightingale Day
The speaker urges character building through daily life, warns against isolating children from reality, and notes that most inmates begin criminal life at 19 with weak family ties. He praises graduates Mary Catherine Williams, Mary Elizabeth Gosnell, Helen Hemp Karn, Frances Harriet Kehne, and Betty Ione Gosneil, ending with a hospital managers’ dance at the Nurses Home.
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United States
Florence Nightingale
Mary Catherine Williams
Mary Elizabeth Gosnell
Helen Hemp Karn
Frances Harriet Kehn
State clears hospital roads of vehicle law enforcement
An opinion by Maryland Attorney General Herbert R. OConnor, at the request of Carroll County State’s Attorney George N Fringer, holds that motor vehicle laws on roads through state hospital grounds are not enforceable as public highways. The roads are not public thoroughfares unless opened to the public by the institution.
Laughing at State's Law Makers Criticized by Houck
Democratic Frederick County delegate Charles S. Houck Jr told the Lions Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel that laughing at lawmakers is laughing at those who make laws. He urged diligence in evaluating bills and warned petitions to the Legislature wasteful, noting committee work dominates legislative progress. He cited his “pin ball” bill and a $137,000 Brunswick bond refunding amendment as examples of process over form. John Wolfe introduced him. guests included Louis Keyser and George Rodock Jr.
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Charles S. Houck, Jr
Frederick Country
House of Delegates
Lions Club
Houck
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lions
Hoses
Sion
Brunswick
John Wolfe
Wao
Louis Keyser
George S. Rodock, Jr. Thomas
Alton ¥. Beanett
Heights Residence Sold
A deed was recorded in the clerk’s office for the sale of a Graddock Heights residence in this city. The property, a house on Jefferson Street, was sold for about $500. Dorothy F. McBride sold a portion of the property on Jefferson Street, per another deed by Mary Ossowski.
Mexico 1939 Census Reveals Language and Demographics
The 1939 Mexican census reports 1,186,852 residents, primarily Indigenous, speaking Spanish. This group accounts for 7.18 percent of the population, reflecting linguistic and ethnic composition within the country.
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Mexico
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