233 Boys, Girls to Get Diplomas in Frederick Area
Names of 233 potential graduates announced for Frederick city and county high schools. Frederick High expects 110 diplomas with ceremonies on June 17, plus graduates from Middletown Emmitsburg Liberty Thurmont Brunswick Lincoln colored and others. The student list includes many named individuals across Academic Commercial and General categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Frederick High School
Middletown
Emmitsburg
Liberty
Thurmont
Brunswick
Lincoln Colored
Frederick High
Fred’s High
Donald Thomas Anderson
Nathan Grahame Baker
I. Barrington Brown
William Hayes Brown
William B. Carter
Robert Earle Clapp, Jr
Harold J. Clem
Frederic Marion Compher
Hugh Albert Dean
James Milton Etchison
Howard Oliver Flock
Roger E Fogle
Ernest Eugene Gibson
Philip Meredith Hickman
Grayson Bursley Haller
George Rogers Harris
Harry Clay Hull
Carroll Staley James
Dorsey Edwin King
Lester Cover Mace
D. John Markey Jr
Edgar Birety Palmer
William E. Perkins
Charlies
Edward Powell
Morris Marlin Ramsburg
Donald Blessing Rice
Claude Harvey Richardson
William Elkins Rhoderick
Charles Paul Moderick
Paul Richard Sappington
George Ignatius Smith
Harry Otto Smith
G. Bernard Stull
Ernest Hedges Weddle
Paul L. Willard
Joseph Alleine Williamson V
Mary Harriette Pitzer
Blanche Irene Rice
Anna Elizabeth Sager
Leoma
Frances ‘Schultz
Verona Kengt
Henry Nicholas Lochner
Addison
Moberly
Jacob Ray Ramsburg
Robert H. Routzahn
Sperry Loeckerman
Storm
Louis Edward Twentey
Jesse Conrad Willard
David H. Yinger
Evelyn Violin
Bell
Helena V. Brandenburg
Mary Estet
Elizabeth Cole
Ruth Virginia Cramer
Regina L. Culler
Mary Francis Davis
Mildred Adelle Fry
Cleo Edna Garst
Mary E. Gibbons
Loretta Gertrude Harley
Emma Myrtle King
Elizabeth Bella Moller
Catherine E. Painter
Catherine Rothenhoeter
Frances Mae Sibler
Carl Gertrude Smith
Catherine Viola Weiitz
George Henry Crim
James H. Dean
G. Donald Fout
Charles W. Grove
Charles William Magaha
John William Wagner
William Noah Wachter
Lillian Grace Harp
Helen Pauline Kline
Edna Catherine Kefauver
Mary Marceline Smith
Fred S. Palmer
Robert
Remsburg
Harold T. Rice
Lola M. Ries
Lenora KE. Rudy
Elsie Shafer
George E. Shafer
Laura ©. Shafer
Ruth L. Shafer
Herman H. Schroyer
P. Eugene Summers
Mary L. Tritappe
Louise A. Weagley
J. Edward Shater
Merl F. Slifer
Frank H. Dutrow
Amos A. Holter
Harley Holter
Cyrus S. McBride
Francis W. Summers
Emmitsburg High
Mary Frances Higbee
Alice F. Higbee
Mary Josephine Zimmerman
Mary Ellen Baumgardner
Olive Ruth Hauver
Elizabeth Viola Hoke
George Jacob Martin
George Edward Franklin
Wilmer’ Hoke Naill
Robert William Fuss
James Donald Harner
Werbert
William Roger
Otis Warren Shoemaker
Liberty High
Art Diehl
Ruby Marie Fritz
Catherine Gertrude Nicodemus
Virgie
May Nusbaum
Lillian Cordelia Sunderkin
John Milton Carter
Washington
Viola Fike Arbaugh
Margaret Blanche Beard
Pauline Eliza Bussard
Margaret Pauling Creeger
Marion Arbaugh Dorsey
Ethel Lucille Eby
Laura Wathryrr Why
Eva Mae Ehigenbrode
Ethel Gertrude Eyler
Margaret Fox
Edna Grace Fox
Edna Kathleen
Harman
Mary Cathryn Hoke
Juella Irene Houck
Thelma Emma _ — Isanogte
Rachel Jeanette Stottlemyer
Nell Alva Weed
Katherine Tracey Willard
Charles Raymond Ambrose
Kidward Maurice Cla Franklin Ray Fraley
Lloyd Ellig Grostian
Stanley Lee Harbaugh
Paul Currens Jones
Improvements at Hotel Frederick Under Way in Western Maryland
Lloyd Culler received a contract to upgrade Hotel Frederick owned by Michael F. Croghan. Work begins May 24 and ends in October, adding a three story extension with twenty five rooms including twenty with baths, a new dining room for 150, enlarged lobby, ladies waiting room, and new kitchen. Pool room moves to basement. dining remains open during construction. total guest rooms rise to fifty.
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Lloyd C. Culler
Frederick
Michael F. Croghan
Croghan
Maryland
Pc Ea Ea
Visiting Troops Welcome in Paris By AP
Visiting Connecticut and Virginia military bodies marched along the Champs Elysees and laid flowers on the tomb of the unknown soldier in a solemn ceremony. They were greeted at the Elysee Palace by President Doumergue as sun illuminated Paris.
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Paris
Connecticut
Virginia
Champs Elysees
Unknown Partu
Elysee Palace
Doumergue
Champs Elysee
Noel wins new trial in high N J court
Harrison W. Noel, a Montclair youth and convicted slayer of Raymond Pierce a Newark taxi driver, won a new trial when the Court of Errors and Appeals set aside his first degree murder conviction. He remains an inmate at the state prison death house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Harrison W. Noel
Montclair
Raymond Pierce
Newark
Court of Errors and Appeals
Noel
State
Methodist Bishop Given 3 Months Term
Copenhagen May 17 AP Rev Anton Bast Methodist Episcopal Bishop of Scandinavia was ordered to begin a three months imprisonment today after conviction for misuse of charity funds. Appeals for pardon and for a new trial were rejected earlier. The text notes a separate instruction about washing and handling milk or cream before Hauid is put in, as a marginal detail.
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Copenhagen
Anton Bast
Methodist Episcopal
Scandinavia
Tie
Police Court Upholds Officer Control At Intersections
A Frederick County judge ruled police have precedence over semaphore signals at intersections. John Martz was arrested for failing to stop at a green light with an officer directing traffic. Pedestrians have right of way at intersections while motorists assume risk between crossings. The ruling clarified officer authority and the balance with signaling devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy K. Motter
John Martz
Cronenburg
Martz
Herj
Bankers Return From Maryland Association Convention
Frederick bankers and their wives returning from the Maryland Bankers Association annual convention at Hotel Traymore Atlantic City on May 12 and 13. J. T. C. Hopkins named president to succeed Holmes D. Baker. Charles McMathias named honorary vice-president. Baker lauded by Judge Frank I. Duncan for his effective leadership. 250 to 300 bankers attended, with Frederick participants including Holmes D. Baker, Charles McMathias, Thomas Summers, Homer D. Kepler, Claude Clary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Hotel Traymore
Atlantic City
N. J
J. T. C. Hopkins
Cecil National Bank
Port Deposit
Holmes D. Baker
Citizens 'National Bank
Hood College Herald Staff Banquet Honors Former Editor
The Hood College Herald hosted a Friday evening banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for both the old and new staffs. Miss Julia Abbott, former editor-in-chief, delivered a thanks to guest of honor Dr. Dorothy Merrill, advising staff. Attendees included a long list of alumni and current staff members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College Herald
Francis Scott Key
Julia Abbott
The
Herald Advister
Dorothy Merrill
Ruth Michael
Pauline Poole
Mary Lu McCuskey
Anne Chapman
Ruth Snyder
Gladys Remsburg
Evelyn Ditto
Marjorie Hottel
Irene Stup
Virginia Krick
Grace Farmer
Trinda Bowers
Marjorie Smith
Susanna Wood
Katherine McNabb
Dorothy Nicodemus
May Procession at St John’s Church Honors May Queen
The annual May procession of St John’s Catholic church took place Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock. The line formed at the school and moved to the church where May services occurred before benediction. May queen Mary Caroline Wachter with assistants Angela Dorsey and Louise Cannon participated.
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St. John's Catholic Church
Mary Caroline Wachter
Angela Dorsey
Louise Cannon
Man Arrested in Woodsboro For DUI Charge
Gilbert Wam was arrested Saturday night at Woodsborn on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor. He will be given a hearing tonight before Justice of the Peace Corcus in Woodsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Gilbert Wam
Woodsborn
Justice of the Peace Corcus
Witnesses Respond to Big Gear Trust Probe in Ohio
In Cleveland on May 17 AP reports 36 Pennsylvanians subpoenad to testify before the federal grand jury investigating a alleged big deer trust. Among them are railroad and brewery officials from Loch Haven and Scranton area set to report Wednesday. Some testified for sworn statements to prohibition agent Gerald Murphy before returning home to vote in Pennsylvania's primary tomorrow. U S District Attorney A E Bernsteen says evidence may indict 100 in the beer probe. grand jury to resume the alcoholic investigation in which 112 people were indicted last March. He noted 60 more indictments are expected.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Big Deer Trust
Lochhaven
Scranton
Gerald Murphy
Prohibition Department
Pennsylvania
United States
A. E. Bernsteen
Northwest
Alcohol Trust
Hernsteen
Labor Delegates Advise Boycott of Governor Ritchie
Salisbury Md May 17 Delegates at the Maryland and the District of Columbia federation of Labor debate a proposal by the Baltimore delegation to record a personal boycott of Governor Ritchie over his alleged role in obtaining the Conowingo power project franchise Some delegates favor censuring the Governor rather than opposing him for a third term Western Maryland delegates are among the late comer group Also noted is the return of Alise Alica Scott of East Patrick Street who had visited the sister, Mrs Charno, Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Maryland
District
SLAIN IN WARSAW DURING RECENT REVOLT
In Warsaw and Nome reports from May 17 describe casualties from the Polish military revolt led by Marshal Pilsudski. About 500 killed and 1,000 wounded. many civilians among the dead. The diplomatic corps debated recognizing the provisional government, while Americans sought word of relatives. Civilians dying while watching events sparked questions over military response. The case raised questions about future governance and constitutional stability.
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Warsaw
Poland
Marshal Pilsudki
Pilsudkii
Kerensky
Mussolini
Witos
Pilaudski
Associated Press
Copenden
Col
Polakiewicz
Car Stolen Charge Against Richard Morris
Richard Morris of Richmond Virginia was arrested by State Officer Reid about 12 30 this morning after a Ford with District of Columbia plates was found driving and believed stolen in Washington. Morris admitted stealing the car after failing to show a license and was jailed while authorities locate the owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Morris
Richmond
Reid
Washington
District of Columbia
Urbana
Marine
Morris
Bomb Explodes Front Of U S Embassy In Buenos Aires
A bomb exploded last night in front of the United States embassy in Buenos Aires. No injuries and minor damage reported. Ambassador Peter Augustus Jay was away but returned within ten minutes to explain the incident. Some link it to the Sacco and Vanzetti case. others propose motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Airey
United States
Peter Augustus Jay
Ife
Tosa
Tte
Nicola Sacco
Bartolome Vanzrith
Massachusetts
Embassy
Robbery and assault near Ridgeville injure Simon Mohr
Simon Mohr of New York was attacked on the Frederick and Baltimore road three miles east of Ridgeville by two masked men who hijacked his car and robbed him of $96 in cash a platinum watch a diamond ring a diamond pin and a Masonis emblem. Mohr sustained a slight concussion and was later transported to Ridgeville and then Frederick for treatment. No description of the assailants is available beyond one man about six feet tall wearing overalls and carrying a black bag.
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Simon
Mohr
West
One Hundred and Seventy-second Street
New York City
Frederick and
Baltimore
Ridgeville
New York
Frederick
Iain
Walsh
Baldriggs
Thetate
Ira J. McCurdy
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Stock prices slide as market stays dull in New York
Stock prices continued downward amid a dull session in New York on May 17. Trading featured erratic moves across several groups, with closing activity irregular and about 1,900,000 shares changing hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ward
Italian Slain in Bootleg War in Cumberland
A 22 year old Italian man, likely R Russo from Youngstown Ohio, was shot to death in Cumberland's Italian district. Five bullets struck his head from an automatic, found near the Chesapeake and Ohio canal edge after 10 am. A loaded pistol was found in his coat. authorities had yet to identify suspects or witnesses by afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
R. Russo
Youngstown
Halsan
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Hog Pen Grade
Homer Simmons
Gay Street
Itis Fe
William A. Hunter
Anyeone
Russo
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Edward Franklin Moser
Roben Edward Stull
Norman J. Shriver
Donald Killman Wolfe
Brunswick High
Emma Annnabelle Arnold
Carrie Margaret Boyer
Ben Melvin Barger
Theresa Maxine Dinges
Dorothy Louise Grabill
Eugene Steuart Hallam
Marjorie Lee Jones
Katherine Bryarly Manor
Frances Eileen Mirley
Effie Pearl Moore
Agnes Catherine Meeks
Paul Leslie Moats
Virginia May Phillips
Lillian Catherine Reich
Kathryn Louise Arnold
Gilbert W. Everhart
Arthur H. Hallam
Mary Elizabeth Halley
Kathleen Gertrude Hawkins
Millard E. LaPole
G. Maxwell Mahone
Mary Evelyn Manuel
Dorothy Naomi Pfiefer
Mary Edna Stine
J. Harold Yourtee
Hannah May Anderson
Anthony Joseph Cincotta
Russell E. Grams
Virginia Cameron Gitings
Conrad William Magaha
Lincoln High
Joseph Franklyn Maker
Luzon Wesley Wars
Maynard Hammon Makel
Helen Maria Roberts
Hattie Estelle Whiten
Estelle Elizabeth Bell
Helen Elizabeth Daily
Ethel Amelia Parker
Rapenfhrchive
High N. J. Court
LAW and Order League
Motter
Dr. Eldersdice
Frederick County
H. L. Elderdice
Methodist Protestant Seminary
Westminster
J. W. Kirk
Buckeystown
Association
William C. Royal
W. R. Glen
Elderdice
C. H. Shull
Doubs
Grace Litkdam
Harry J. York
Hood College
G. Rupp
Harry C. York
William BR. Glen
T. J. Gaehr
H. L. G. Kieffer
C. A. Shilke
Co H. Schull
Hudgins
A. R. Seedsgar
Jobo Fisher
Bankers Return
BIG Gear Trust
LABOR
Ritchie
Alise Alica Scott
East Patrick Street
Tee Sinter
Chas Ronso
Dirigible Norge
Ellsworth
North Pole
Cody
Lands
Nome
Maska
Lincolnaworth
Amunisert
Ellswart
Tole
Norge
Fat
Peary
Byrd
Pole
Mr. Elsworth
President Coolidge
Roald Amundsen
Lincoln Ellaworth
Kings Fay
Spitzbergen
Alaska
Teller
Here
Umberto Nobile
Norgootd
Cam
Amundsen
Edisworth
Oscar Whisting
Oskar Omdahl
Omdahl
U. S
Galinelup
Elh
Miss Lawrance
Olive Wagner
Raven
Tsatcher
Christian Leifue
Simon Mohr
Waylard
Clayton O. Keedy
J. Thomas Y. Rice
Coblenz Hall
Coblentz Hall
Coblentz
Ruth Brillhart
John Wills
Hoe
Wills
Hood
Tobn Koch
Columbia
Lancaster County
Ioog College
Athletic Association of the ‘Colege
Noch
Columbia High Schoo
Moniiter
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