Hood College appoints Frysinger as 1922 23 music director
Frank Frysinger an organist and Fellow of the Incorporated Guild of Musicians London is named director of music for Hood College for 1922-23. He resumes activity after illness and will teach organ piano and theory while Ethelyn Dryden and Miss L Baldwin join the faculty. The college expands music programs with new faculty and renewed emphasis on integrated academic and music study.
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Frank Frysinger
Rand
Incorred Guild of Musicians
London
Hood
University School of Music
Island
York
West
Frysinger
Willess Ethelyn Dryden
Balthmare
Miseden
Max Landow
Sirid
Maryland College For Women
Orville
An L. Baldwin
Marion
Indi
Baldwin
Glenle College
Ohio
Glover
Cincinna Frank Clark
Berlin
Mme
M. Rose Byrely
Inia Garry
Ino
Mies Mary H. Filler
Cornelia Rice
Jer Dy
Comtee
Commissioners and Tax Supervisors Form Association in Hagerstown
Western Maryland officials from Frederick and neighboring counties met in Hagerstown to form the Wet-Marsland Association. Five county commissioners and one supervisor organized annual meetings to discuss mutual interests and upcoming reassessment. Plans set for next session in a county yet to be decided, with visits to local points of interest by some attendees.
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Hagerstown
Yestern
Nty
Frederick
Ashington
Allegany
Garrett
Carpsd
Messrs
Oland
Toms
Hol- Wood
Dudderar
Alfred W. Gaver
Lygud
Montmery County
Prss
Marylnd
Sudsors
Third Rank Conferred by Mountain City Lodge
The Mountain City Lodge plans to confer a third rank for a class of candidates for the degree M at Prihlas lodge in their Monday night session. Sherman P Bow leads the degree team. A drive to round up remaining applicants will continue with those who have not taken any degrees. Initiation is set for the first Monday night in June as the final fall step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Prihias
Sherman P. Bow
Farmers Plan To Combat County Agent Plan Today
George T Snouffer of near Adamstown will preside at a 1 30 pm meeting in the court house to protest the county commissioners appointment of a farm agent to fill the vacancy caused by P A Hauver s resignation The gathering aims to abolish the office A large turnout is expected with speakers including former County Commissioners John W Humm Frank M Stevens William H Hogarth Thomas N Mohler and others Also present are George S Allcutt Charles B Walker Nicholas Albaugh William B Catsheal and Clarence Ahalt The meeting stems from a previous Adamstown gathering endorsing abolishing the office and sparks debate over the county s farm program and a 1500 budget to hire a strong farm agent
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George
T. Snouffer
Adametown
Court House
P. A. Hauver
Snouffer
John W. Humm
This City
Frank M. Stevens
Creagerstown
William H. Hogarth
New Market
Thomas N. Mohler
Buckeystown
George 8. Allcutt
Charles B. Walker
Nicholas Albaugh
William B. Catsheal
Woodsboro
Clarence Ahalt
Burkittsville
Adamstown
Frederick County
Ballenger Grange Opposes County Salary Increase for Agent
At Feagaville the Ballenger Grange debated county funding and voted against raising the salaries of Frederick county farm agent and home demonstrator. A committee was named to present the action to county commissioners. The group also strongly debated prohibition, noting fears of murder with liquor returns and opposing liquor for medicine.
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Ballenger Grange
Feagaville
Frederick County
Grange
Harry M. Howard
C. C. Renn
E. C. Renn
John Barleycorn
Buys $70 000 Farm Green Spring Valley Property
Columbus O'Donnell Lee Jr., formerly of Frederick county, purchased The Mill Farm, a 101 acre estate near Brooklandwood in Green Spring Valley, for about 70 000 dollars. The property includes a dwelling built 12 years ago by George Brown Jr., barns, tenant houses and a garage. The sale traces back to C E Clement of Boston. A separate note mentions a baby man eating shark found as a stowaway in a ship’s bilge in New York Harbour.
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Brooklandwood
Green Spring Valley
Columbus O'Donnell Lee, Jr
Frederick County
New York
Weather notes and community life in a small town
Saturday weather commentary praises rain for crops and anticipates summer. The piece highlights Boys' Week, social clubs, church events, theatre offerings, poetry readings, and local civic activities. It notes school year prep, summer programs, and Mary Jane news with Charles Appel Jr on the Mutual Life Insurance honor roll for $125,000+ in coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Appel, Jr
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
Church services at Rocky Springs and Brethren church
The Church of The Brethren led by Rev. J. Kurtz Miller holds Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and divine worship at 10:30 a.m. with the theme The Value of Christianity. Rocky Springs Chapel hosts a 2:30 p.m. sermon on Queen Esther. A Young People's meeting is at 6 p.m. followed by preaching at 7:30 p.m. on The Value of Bible Knowledge.
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Church of the Brethren
J. Kurtz Miller
Rocky Springs Chapel
News inquiry asks about yesterday’s local happenings
A prompt requests readers to contact The News about any events in their area from the previous day. The call emphasizes local outreach and encourages eyewitness accounts or notices of interest for publication.
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Hood College
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Hag
Erstowr
Contain City Lodge
Columbus
O'Donnell Lee
Woman's
C¢ Temperance Union
Rotarians
Lions Club
Daughters of the Confederacy
Lord Fauntleroy
Winchester Hall
Civic Club
M& Parade
Arts Library
Bis
Mortal Coil
Mt. Olivet
Mary Jane
Banking and Safety
Bank of Personal Service
James Houck
Spencer E. Stup
J. Dutrow
Alpert A. Bussard Hammond Clary Marion
Michael Samuel
Thomas Chas. T. Dudderar
I, WW. McBride
B. Evard Kepney
B. H. Dudrow
Harvey R. Lease
Frank V. Staub
Dr. Geo. F. Smith
Eli G. Haugh Casper E. Cline
Footer's
DYE Works
America
Agency
Mr. B. T. Marman
N. Market Street
Dandelion Iver
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
McCleery
Jewelry Store
North Market Street
P. O. Box
Frederick, MD
Chas. Opel Jr
Haller &Co
West Church St
Iroy W. Poole
Best Building
Agen
Patrick St
Ofice
Wall P. RS
Walla
Mullinix & Bentz
SHE Rug
C. L. Kefauver
Mr. Bell
Optical Department
Satis
Prescription Store
Telephone
Market ST
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