Hood College Commencement Plans and Graduate List
Hood College will hold a commencement at Brodbeck Hall on June 6 at 10 45 a m with candidates for bachelor of arts and bachelor of science degrees. The list includes Mary Gibbons Acker Sylvia Ausheskey Ruth Baer Helen Bishop Dorothy Bobb and many others from various states. Activities include Moving Up Day June 1 a senior class play She Sins No Conquer at Citr Opera House and a baccalaureate service in Brodbeck Hall with Rev. Olver Horsman delivering the sermon.
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York
Evelyn A. Davidheiser
Pottstown
Vera Lucile Davis
Oil City
Martha Isobel Dickert
Reading
Miriam Foust Dougherty
Helen Elizabeth Douglass
New Brighton
Anna Kathryn Drumheiler
Schuylkill Haven
Florence Margaret Durbin
New Kensington
Grace Genevieve Emery
Phoenixville
Eric
Marjorie Eavenson Horter
Bryn Mawr
Virginia M. Hunter Hollidaysburg
Iva Elizabeth Keller
Hagerstown
Helen Frances Kirk
Peach Bottom
Barbara Lorraine Koontz
Mount Pleasant
Margaret L. Kretchman
Meyersdale
Eleanor Lityewood
Roxborough
Philadelphia
Grace Elizabeth Lough
Frederick Margaret
Eleanor Lough
Frederick
Marian Dean Mack
Lansdale
Janet Lillian Manges
Waynesboro
Jean Marian Mateer
Butler
Kathleen Michael
Frances Hill Michael
Hulda Mae Miller
Berlin
Mary Catherine Miller
Xenia O
Dorothy Louise Nicholas
Rockland
Dorothy Adelaide Nictodemus
Buckeystown
Thelma Lucille Norris
Arline Geraldine Petry
Salisbury
Loreen Alinda Purbaugh
Wilkinsburg
Dorothy Lewis Purdum
Hyattsville
Helen Louise Ralston
Claire Elizabeth Reese
Belleview
Mary Gladys Remsburg
Braddock Heights
Margaret Herschell Richardson
Trenton
N. J
Bernice Elizabeth Ricker
Lancaster
Ruth Riks
Dyersburg
Tenn
Catherine Dorothy Schaefer
Merchantville
Elizabeth Lee Scott
Elkton
Carrie Lenora Sell
Schnecksville
Ruth Katherine Sensbach
Margaret Cordelia Sigs
Germantown
Dorothy Boyd Simpson
Marie J. Simpson
Morgantown
W. Va
Margaret Nauss Smith
Harrisburg
Irene Laura Speicher
Rockwood
Ruth Louise Stansbury
Ann Louise Stump
Helaine Audrey Todd
Katherine Thomas Trundie
Elizabeth Haller van Bergen
Frederik
Lucy Jeffries Warner
Warsaw
Katherine Weaver
Ind
Kathiny B. Youns
Johnstown
Stella Elizabeth Zeizier Palmerton
Geraldine Estelle Cook
Sarre
Marian Catherine Exolf
Perkasie
Adrienne Gertrude Henderson
Lansdowne
Alice Gertrude Jamison
Margaret Leah Klopp
Saratoga
Mary Elizabeth Kahne
Vandereriit
Helen Thorpe
Lititz
Frances Emma Neely
Fairfield
Isabel Johnston Platt
Chestnut Hit
Julia Renolds
Harrisbars
Marfare
Anne Roberts
Shenandoah
Marian Dentrich Underwood
Pottsvile
Elease Weinss
Scranton
Susanna Metts Wood
Orristown
Dar
Broddeck Halls
Citr Opera House
Alain Tae Dar
Francis Scott Koy Hoje
Catoctin Country Coun
Brodbeck Hall
Olver C. Horsman
Cam Iehereises
Tuseday
Five Thousand Women Crowd to View Sex Film in Bradford
Five thousand women gathered outside a Bradford cinema on May 16 to see a film titled The Dangers of Ignorance. When the house filled, a melee broke out as those outside clashed with police, injuries were reported, and traffic was hindered.
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Bradford
Yorkshire
Arrest expected in assault and abduction case
Washington reports an imminent Montgomery County Maryland arrest in connection with the assault on Leonard W. Kephart an Agriculture Department agronomist and the abduction of E Percival Wilson a Washington bank official. Kephart remains concussed and has been cared for by friends in Virginia.
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Montgomery County
Maryland
Leonard W. Kephart
Agriculture Department
Kephart
E. Percival Wilson
Washington Bank
Soldiers Home
Wilson
Chevy Chase
Takoma Park
Virginia
Hoover and Smith campaign funds disclosed in Senate probe
Rush Holland testifies he spent about 10000 for Hoover in the South and that major backer William G Kenny of New York donated 70000 to the Smith fund. Kenny describes the so called tiger room atop his office where he met vice presidents as a symbol of Tammany influence while pledging further support if needed.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Senate
Rush Holland
Hoover
South
New York
Holland
Perry Howard
Mississippi
Commerce
Ben W. Davnegs
Georgia
Oliver D. Street
Alabama
Florida Protective Tariff Association
Glenn B&b. Skipper
Florida State Central Committee
William G. Kenny
Smith Fund
New York City
New York Public Service Commission
Kenny
Steiner
Hull
Bre Men Crew Returns From Exhausting St Louis Visit
The Bre men crew completed a 43 hour stay in St Louis after a record paced visit. They departed Lambert Field at 12 10 p m aboard the Junkers F 12 for Detroit where Rev Raymond Calkins of Cambridge Mass will give the eure.
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St Louis
St. Louis
Bremen
Lambert St. Louis Field
Raymond Calkins
Cambridge
Mass
Democrats Name Delegates for City Convention
Delegates to the Democratic city convention in the circuit court room at the courthouse were announced this morning. The delegates and the new City Executive Committee members were chosen at last Thursday's precinct primaries. The convention will select a ticket to oppose Republicans in the June 12 city election led by mayoral candidate Lloyd C. Owler, with no Republican opposition to City Register Aubrey A. Nicodemus. The list includes delegates from eight precincts and the Democratic City Executive Committee.
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Court House
New Democratic City Executive Committee
Lloyd C. Owler
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Lloyd G. Culler
Charles Fagan
Emory Stockman
G. Roy Martin
Charles J. Riddlemoser
William E. Miller
G. Ernest Lipps
Allen Bartgis
Lewis
Fannie A. King
Mary S. Maulsby
Isaac N. Shipley
Mary Esther Tull
David G. Winebrenner
Glenn H. Worthington
Charles S. Wilson
F. Ross Myers
Joseph H. Bussard
J. H. Fleischman, Jr
Albert Baker
George B. Culler
Will Fout
Mary Eisenhauer
W. L. O. Fisher
Andrew Herring
William M. Storm
Jacob Rehrback
A. LeRoy McCardell
Mary C. Ott
Henrietta Cramer
James H. Grove, Jr
Naomi S. Robert
Edward J. Smith
Charles Heck
R. Bruce Murdoch
George Wallace
Milton E. Akers
William F Schmidt
William H. Stanton
Guy K. Motter
Frank E. Kennedy
Frank L. Stoner
W. Clinton McSherry
J. Harry Kennedy
BR. A. Bennett
Franklin
N. Shipley
G. Arthur Jones
Ella C. Flautt
Mildred Brengle
Thomas G. Penn
Mrs. Mollie Harrington
John Yinger
James W Cannon
Darner
Julius Grahe
Reverdy Cronenburg
Jacob Quinn
John T. Best
Hettie Best
Harmon L. Gaver
John W. Humm
Charles F. Shipley
Jesse L. C
Democratic City Exec. Committee
Lloyd C. Culler
Allen Barigis
Grace Miller
Allen Kline, Jr
Richard P. Ross
George W. Abrecht
Luther W. Abrecht
James H. Cramer
G. William Dansberger
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Alfred W. Gaver
Clayton C. Keedy
Mary S. May
Arthur ¥. Myers
David C. Winebrenner
Charles S. Son
Dirigible Italia Heads Toward Unexplored Arctic Region
Rome reports the dirigible Italia is flying northeast of Franz Josef Land heading toward the unexplored area between Franz Josef Land and Lenin Land coast. General Umberto Nobile, commander of the expedition, relayed by radio at 9 a.m. Greenwich time that the airship was between Franz Josef Archipelago and Lenin Land.
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Italia
Franz Josef Mang
Lenin Land
Umberto Nobile
Stefant News
Greenwich Time
Franz Josef Archipelago
Franz Josef Land
Rotary Club Names Officers for the Year
Frederick Rotary Club at the Key Hotel announced the election of Rev. Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer as president Glenn O. Garber as vice president Lewis R. Dertzbaugh as secretary Thomas L. Zimmerman as treasurer and George B. McCleery as sergeant at arms The report covered district events and a keynote by Emory L. Coblentz on Rotary service duties.
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Frederick
William F. Childs
Emory L. Coblentz
York
Mr. Childs
Ignatius Bjorlee
Joseph Stayman
Keyser
W. Va
Rotary
Coblentz
Sail
Robert L. Warfield
Ion
Hie
George HH. Emmans
Viteli Theater
Exkiex Wick
Senit R
R. Paul Smith
Hagerstow
Flo, Stevenson
Phonedphia
Wash Trail
Baltimore
H. Emmans
This City
Warry Die
H.C. Foltz
Hagerste
Republicans Seek Fill Vacancy On Aldermen Ticket
The Republican executive committee will pick a replacement for D Filph Zimmerman who declined the nomination. Candidates include H Noel Haller Jesse Smith and John J Cronenburg with others under consideration. Tuesday marked the final city registration day ahead of the June 12 election with 546 names on the books, up 120 from last week. Precinct totals were 78 46 40 38 74 51 124 95.
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New Republican Executive Committee
D. Filph Zimmerman
Zimmerman
H. Noel Haller
Jesse Smith
John J. Cronenburg
Wihel
Wade Male Chorus Plans Spring Concert at Winchester Hall
The Wade Male Chorus presents its third annual Spring concert on Friday May 28 at 8 pm in Winchester Hall. About 60 voices perform with the Gabel Musial Trio led by Miss Emma Mae Gabel of Hood College with her harpist sisters from Boyertown Pa accompanying. Genevieve Emery Hood College senior serves as pianist. Chorus members hail from Frederick Middletown Brunswick Walkersville. Henry T Wade directs with officers listed including R Ames Hendrickson Foster Remsburg Claude S Hahn Virgil W Doub and Samuel J Ransom.
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Winchester Hall
Gabel Musial
Emma ‘Mae Gabel
Hood College
Miss Gabel
Boyertown
Ivery Sitg
Frederick
Middletown
Brunswick
Walkersville
Henry T. Wade
Genevieve Emery
R. Ames Hendrickson
Foster Remsburg
Claude S. Hahn
Virsil W. Doub
Samuel J. Ransom
Heavy Selling Movement Hits New York Stocks In May
New York May 16 AP reports growing fears that speculation on the New York Stock Exchange ran out of bounds fueling a heavy selling movement in May. The decline erased earlier gains as Wright aircraft stock rose to 244 and Curtiss climbed to 191 on large volumes. Early gains in other issues faded and the market closed weak with about 4.7 million shares traded and call money at 12 percent.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wright
Curtiss
Callimoner Rene
Infant of Mr and Mrs Mathias Taken to Hospital
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Mathias was taken to a hospital Tuesday after a double illness. Mr Mathias attended a Maryland bankers meeting in Norfolk Virginia and drove overnight to be with his family. The record mentions Mr Archie Garber and Dr William Bl as part of the surrounding context.
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Edward Trail Mathias
Charles Mef. Mathias
Hans i Enh
Mathis
Norfolk
Maryland S Bankers Association
Baltimore
General Conference of M. P. Church Opens in Baltimore
The Methodist Protestant church opens a ten day centennial session at St John’s church in Baltimore with over 200 delegates from the United States and abroad including Japan, China and India. Rev. Dr. Thomas W. Lewis presides as candidates for president are considered amid ceremonies honoring the denomination’s birth. A $100,000 centennial gratitude gift from young women delegates is highlighted.
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Baltimore
Todey
St Joln's
Baltthmore
Japan
China
India
Thomas UW. Lewis
Ciuai
4 H Club Prize Winners Named At County Rally
A countywide 4 H rally at the Charel Street school building announced prize winners led by first prize 4 H club pins. Winners spanned categories from fashion shows to clothing and sewn items with many named from Woodsboro Buckeystown Point of Rocks and Mt. Hope. A Taneytown district rally program will follow with Maryland State Association officer Robert Davids keynote at Trinity Lutheran church.
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Charel Street
Katharine Baker
Nading Angleberger
Woodaboro
Genevieve Allender
Mt. Hope
Ellen Bell
R Buckeystown
Grace Curfman
Unionville
Buckeystown
Franceferson
Pattyeiser
Woolsboro
Barbara Hickman
Point of Rocks
Bootha
Evelyn Shafer
Bat Iittsville
Myrtle Derry
Ackeystown
June Shipley
Point of Rocka
Anabelle Beard
Tramsville
Loretta Sterling
Pt. of Rocks
Helen Remsburg
Jefferson
Dorothy Nicademus
Uconville
Ana May Winebrenner
Woodsboro
Dorothy Coblentz
Middletown
Paulina Crum
Hilda Smith
New Market
Burkittsville
Louella Colbert
Anna Mae Winbrenner
Margie Stevens
Taneytown
M. C Fuss
C. G. Bowers
Mary Fringer
Eleanor Birnie
Theos. Brown
Home Department
Amelia Annan
Cradle Reli
Gur P. Bready
Herald Staff Entertains At Yearly Dinner
The Hood Coliece Herald staff hosted a year end dinner at Rose Manor Tuesday evening to celebrate the coming year. Dr. Dorothy Morrill faculty advisor to The Herald attended as guest conductor. Attending seniors included Dor othy Naddemus Margaret Laugh iHadrvs Remshuree Elizabeth Sager Katherine Kieffer and Anna Slaren.
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Hood Coliece Herald
Rose 1411
Dorothy Morrill
Thrift Group Votes Gift For Ada O'Tirran Home
At a Brothers of Thrift meeting near the Maryland Theater, members approved a $25 contribution to aid the Children's Aid Society in securing a home for Mrs. Ada O'Tirran whose previous home was destroyed by a fire. The group also praised Mrs. Michael HL Pue for her efforts.
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Brothers of Thrift
Maryland Theater
Children’s Aid Society
Ada O'Tirran
Michael HL Pue
Larger local autonomy in M. E. foreign field
Kamsay City Missouri May 16 AP Larger autonomy in the foreign field of the Methodist Episcopal church was approved by the quadrennial general conference. Delegates adopted a resolution to empower central conferences to elect their own bishops after hours of debate. The action is seen as a major forward step in world mission policy awaiting ratification by regional conferences.
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Kamsay City
Armory Fair Opens With Roof Garden Project For Benefit
Final plans set for the Armory fair opening Thursday at the State Armory under Cresap's Rifles to raise 3000 for a roof garden on the new addition. The three night carnival will feature door prizes, no admission, and ticket based awards. Announcement duties assigned to H Dorsey Etchison Dudley Page and Osborne I Price with many volunteers assisting. The fair aims to fund construction work and roof garden development with carpenters already at work.
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State Armory
Cresap’s Rifles
Crosap
Hifles
National Guard
H. Dorsey Etchison
Dudley Page
Osborne I. Price
Ruth Cramer
Edith Winpigler
Viola Main
Edna Kefauver
Lenora Hammond
Elizabeth Grove
Marceline Beatalin
Pauline T.iutie
Margaret Dean
Mary Ryan
Ercole Mercer
Panting Shipley
Evelyn Keyser
Margaret Storm
Rebecca Storm
Ethel Keller
Sue Whisner
Gladys Gindhill
Anna Mary Rohrback
Barbara Fout
Sue Whitehill
H. C. Smith
Charles Butcher
Otho Keller
Active octogenarian C N Stem visits News Post office
Sabillasville resident C N Stem, 80s, longtime News Post subscriber and Sabillasville correspondent, visits the office. He credits temperance and abstinence from tobacco for his health, drives daily, has served 28 years as a justice of the peace, and recently sawed wood for two hours. He attends the Maryland Classic at Walkersville as a representative of the Reformed church at Sabillasville.
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C.N. Stem
Sabillasville
News Post
Stem
The
News
Old Times
Mr. Stem
Sabinsville
Walkersvile
Menjou and Carolyn Carver Weds in Paris Wedding
Adolphe Menjou and Kath aryn Carver, American screen stars, married at City Hall 16th Ward Paris this morning in a ceremony watched by 23 people including 11 photographers. The event drew heavy press attention despite a secret date.
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Paris
Adolphe Menjou
Katharyn Carver
16Th Ward
Paria
Exon
Graduates Attend Union Memorial West Baltimore Commencement
Miss Florence E Garner and three others attend the commencement exercises at Union Memorial in West Baltimore. Ruth Wills formerly of Frederick graduates, having led her class at Frederick High School and within recent years at Union Memorial Hospital.
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Florence E. Garner
Marty Wills
Union Memorial West Baltimore
Ruth Wills
Frederick
Wills
Frederick High School
Union Memorial Hospital
Kean Stokes Tight NJ Senate Primary Fray
In Newark May 16 AP Kean briefly trailed Stokes for the Republican U S Senate nomination then surged on Atlantic county returns. Races for governor Lawson Hoover delegates clear. Smith hauls Democratic delegates. Hoover's name dominates GOP presidential preference.
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Newark
N. J
Hamilton F. Kean
Edoward C. Stokes
United States
Atlantic County
Kean
Stokes
Jersey City
Morgan F. Lawson
Hoover
Smith
Herbert Hoover
New Jersey
Ascension Service marked by music at Evangelical Reformed church
The 4th anniversary Ascension Day service will be held Thursday night at 7 at the Evangelical Reformed Church with a 6:30 musical program. The event draws participants from local churches and features a full festival program led by Rev. H. L. G. Kieffer and a junior and primary department performances.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
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