Tribute to Dr. Apple marks Frederick milestones
The Historical Society held its final meeting of the year with a tribute to Dr. Joseph H. Apple on his 50th year since arriving in Frederick and founding the Woman’s College. Officers were elected and papers on London home of Dr. Harry Kefauver and early Frederick silver were presented, with reference to Civil War memories and local silversmiths.
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Joseph H. Apple
County Historica
The
Historical Society
Weaver
M. Lewise Johnson
Miss Johanson
Apple
W. B. T. Ball
Omaha
Neb
William HR. Slemmer
Louis L. Wilson
Gerrit Peters
Wesley. Tull
Dr. Apple
Miss Johnson
Slemmer
Casper E. Cline, Jr
London
Harry Jo Kefauver
Cease Urleseo
Hal Lee T. Ott
Frederick Silver
Hammond Urner
Virginia
R. H. Phillips
Zion Episcopal Church
J. E. B. Stuart
Frederick
Urner
Frederick County
Frederick Hiesley
Jacob Holtzbaum
Henry Koontz
Frederick Nusz
Valentine Stechell
Joseph Warfe
Nicholas Williams
Libertytown
Valentine Bach
John Fessler, Jr
Switzerland
York
Ands
John Fessler
Nathaniel Beall
Elisha Beall
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North Market Street
Misses Vernon
West Third Street
Ross
Gaatea
Hood College founder honored. community ties noted
Community leaders recall Hood College founder Dr. Apple as a monument to his four years as president. Mrs. Apple and Rev. Dr. Heimer praise his leadership and campus beautification, with ties to Easton and Columbia University figures. A postwar institute and local history society leadership are discussed. Also reported are bond actions for William Elmer Harding and a drunkenness plea for William Cromwell.
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Hood College
Dr. Apple
Dr. Heimer
Apple
Easton
Hood
Synod
Herbert E. Hawkes
Betta
James B. Ranck
American Association of State and Local History
Trinity Chapel
Josephine Etchison
Librar
In Court Five Day Jail Over Five Dollar Fine
A fragmentary court record shows sentences including five days in jail for a $5 fine. Collateral items forfeited include an entry for Donald C Bear jailed for drunken conduct, James R Jackson of 482 West Patrick Street for speeding, and Edward S Malott linked to a Williamsport traffic matter with unclear context.
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Alton Y. Bennite
William Cromwell
West Patrick
Donald C. Bear
James R. Jackson
West Patrick Street
Edward S. Malott
Withiamsport
Unhurt Crash Driver Carried Rabbit's Foot
A woman passenger, Iola Cunningham, was injured when a 1940 Chevrolet truck ran out of control on Route 4 near South Mountain and toppled into a bank. Cunningham received an arm injury and was treated at Frederick City Hospital, then discharged. driver William Rand Jr. explained the incident to state troopers and a rabbit's foot was found at the scene.
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Mias Iola Cunningham
Columbus Street
Washington
Frederick City Hospital
William Rand, Jr
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Massachusetts Returns to Constitution Adoption
Massachusetts was the final of the original thirteen states to adopt a written constitution, completing the early United States framework. The move marked a pivotal shift in state governance during the formative national period.
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