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Conley Family Host to Honor Daughter Claire Conley
Dr and Mrs C H Conley issue invitations at Guilford near Frederica for a June celebration honoring their daughter Miss Claire Conley. The event marks her coming of age with friends, travel plans, and society engagements.
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Guilford
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Robert Routzahn
John L. Routzahn
Middletown
Louise Weagley
Edward Holter
Herbert Davis
Ethel Koller
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Routeahn
Frederick
Dorothy Nicodemus
Bucketstown
Baltimore
James Starr
Margaret. Goodell
Dallas
San Antonio
Texas
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Los Angeles
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Ore
Nicodemus
Mero
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Buckeystown
Harris Wonor
F. W. Springer
Charles E. Broadrup
Draw
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William E. Trail
Harris
Narris
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Trail
Dutrow
Robert R. Guehic
Donald Leatherman
Martin Bowers
Troy Uubbard
Alvin Quinn
Lindbergh Memorial Race Opposed by Officials
A comments piece argues against a transatlantic race planned to mark Lindbergh’s flight tenth anniversary. It praises safety standards, scientific oversight, and risk reduction in aviation. The author urges focusing on safer commercial flight rather than risky stunts that could harm lives and property.
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Retirement of Justice Willis Van Devanter
A long career on the Supreme Court ends as Justice Willis Van Devanter retires after twenty six years. Chief Justice Hughes hails his service noting his memory and precedents and calling his retirement a serious loss to the court. His replacement remains uncertain.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Wyoming
van Devanter
Supreme Court
Taft
Sfughes
Justice van Devanter
Daily English Lesson and Crime Note
A chaotic clipping mixes word lessons with a murder charge report. It notes misused terms like ethereal and conciliated, then reports Rhodes Campbell Tattimore being charged and released for a court hearing following a Thursday evening incident in the city.
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Allen
Jamey Maria
Rhodes Campbell Tattimore
Ctcetoogrissee
Patrick Estreet Campbell
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Chronicle Oddities
A historical reminiscence notes an accident in which a finger was amputated after the elevator in the Excelior building lurched with the man’s hand on the cog. Also mentioned are local business changes, a distillery closure with barrels stored, a dramatic recruitment drive for Company A, a real estate transfer at 20 22 North Market Street, and a notable wedding at the Presbyterian church plus church confirmations at St Jobs Cathie church.
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Sellar
Excelior
Eevator
William 2. Bowlus
Woalfsville
Burkhart
Yellow Springs
Aostore
Charles A. Harp
Busiess
Wallsville
Outermridge Horsey, Fsq
Burk- Wiewille
Company A
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James Carros
Nettie F. Satter
North Market Street
Mallard Northlow
Keyser
Presbyterian Church
Stine Katherie Alice Cramer
George de Cramer
Hraddoch Heights
Mark Getvendanner
Bob Til
Thomas Freeman Dixon
U.S
Mecca
Baltes Mote
Former Hood May Queen To Varry On Saturday
Miss Mary Mussina of Williamsport Pennsylvania will marry Enjin Smith Massey at Christchurch. Mussina, Hood College graduate and former May Queen, will reside on Livingston Road Bellport New York. Massey runs the Pepsi Cola plant at Patchogue Long Island. Beta Sigma Phi chapter meets at Francis Scott Key Hotel Tuesday at 7 30 PM after May 7 installation.
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Williamspor
Enjin Smith Massey
Christchurch
Williamsport
Mussina
Hood College
Massey
Pepsi-Cola
Patchogue
Long Island
Livingston Road
Bellport
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Fredenck
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mary McGraw
Lutheran Choir Banquet At Taneytown Honors Progress Under Wade
The Evangelical Lutheran choir held a banquet at Savble Inn Taneytown arranged by Robert L. Smith and Mrs Tyler Horgle Jr with chairing by William G Zimmerman. Prof Henry T Wade praised progress and led a varied program including solos duets and humorous readings as members and guests applauded.
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Taneytown
Evangelial Lutheran Church
Savble's Inn
Robert L. Smith
Tyler HO Rrgle
Silodst
William G. Zummerman
Musig Committee
The
Lutheran Church
Paul J. Gloseman
Traver
al. Grantham
Robert L Smith
Donald F. Leatherman
Falk Walbvin S Lambdin
Esra J. Grantham
Wade
Robert J. Smith
Florence Schravder
Alegnor Biehelberper
Dro
Mere Amos John Traver
Paul B. G
William G. Zimmerman
Eleanor Bicherberger
Schraeder
Nellie Blentlinger
E. Virginia Doub
Elizabeth Martin
Genevieve Corbett
Clara Garber
Virginia
Crone
Louise Foster
William S Lambdin
Henry F. Falk
Benjamin K. Fox
Ezra L. Grantham
C. L. Blentlinger
Ro E. Schroeder
Rh L Smith
Jr. Pennel Traver
Hoffman and Veloz Yolanda dance myth and media show
George Ross surveys Hollywood gossip and New York entertainment culture noting Hoffman dismissing Veloz and Yolanda as mystique figures while detailing press agent stunts and industry myths. He references Scarlett O’Hara lore, Miriam Hopkins, and poll fads as a snapshot of 1920s show business gossip.
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Hoffman
Manhattan
Veloz
Yolanda
Mr. Hoflman
Frank Veloz
America
Bir
Don
New York
Velog
Amon
Frank
Mr. Hellman
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Scarlett O'Hara
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Jane
George Cukor
Miriam Hopkins
Surveyor
64Th Street
Clark Gable
Grover Whalen
C. Aubrey” Smith
Melyn Douglis
Adulph Menjau
Dapper
Boake Carter
Today in History and Birthdays Chronicle
A list of historical anniversaries and births with dates and brief biographical clues. Includes figures such as Pope, Fey, Brackett, De Leon, Olmsted, Dodge, Curtiss, and contemporaneous events in 1917 1922 1996, plus notes on astrology and speculative commentary.
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Elizabeth Fey
Anna C. Brackett
Tinley
New Yale
Boston
Thomas C. de Leon
Mobile
Ala
New York City
Columbia
S. C
Marlin BE. Olmsted
Yorkshire Pa
Potter County
Grace
Dodge
Teachers” College
Y. WC. A
Glenn V W. Curtiss
Wright Brothers Aviation
Hammondsport
Noy
Buffalo
N.Y
Today In History: 1832 convention and society founded
Fragmentary report notes the 1832 Fatsercaliend aerioneratic convention in Rottinjore considering Aitkrew dockeam for Precedent. Mentions National Society of the Ped Croee founded in Wrehe ington TD, with near complete co-due.
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National Society of the Ped Croee
Wreheington
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