Hood Moving Up Exercises Award Ceremony
Hood students receive awards at an annual moving up ceremony held today. School officials announced honors for outstanding achievement across multiple grade levels.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1929
Page
1
Announcement of Prizes at Apple Ceremony
President Apple announced prize winners during a senior class ceremony. Miss Ruth Anderson and Miss Eleanor Wilson led the event as rings were presented, with awards in English, home economics, design, and Bible knowledge to multiple seniors and scholars including Kathryn Tydings Agnes St Clair Ruth English Mildred Brentz Elizabeth Matter Elizabeth Da Dorothy Stem Margaret Miller Florence Vanter Emma Mae Gabit Jane Grayson Mary Zimmerman Edith Redic and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple
Pate Aiss
Mer Commandery
Yarth
Geourod
Freshvan
Schubert
Jnior
Ruth Anderson
Eleanor, Wilson
I. Alumcne Association
Herald
Kathryn Tydings
Agnes, St Clair
Ruth English
Ennyson
Frederick Female Aluminae Association
Elizabeth da
Dorothy Stem
Margaret G. Miler
Eleanor Albaugh
Helen Albaugh Walker
Florence Vanter
George ©. Pearson
Emma Mae Gabit
Tess Catherine G
Lesbian Rary ” Society
Jane Grayson
Dune Herald
Wlal Lantz
Mary Zimmerman
B. Charles
Miss Mer
Seaes Eleanore Hern
Edith
Helen Redic
Ciara Ergata
Conrad Paumeror
Caniain Sar
Dramatic Decline in Prices Stopped Amid Reports
Reports from New York indicate a halt to a sharp price drop on Wall Street with temiiic losses among some operators. One trader reportedly absorbed a significant setback as markets show tentative stabilizing signals after a wave of declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
Wall Streets
Mess Ward
Confederate Decoration Day Observed on Sunday Observance
Confederate Decoration Day observed Sunday with services at cemeteries. Families placed flowers on graves of Confederate soldiers and honored veterans. Local churches and veterans groups participated in ceremonies and remembrances.
Stolen Auto Found Near Frederick After Four Days
Abandoned car located beside the Baltimore pike east of Frederick was claimed by authorities after Maryland plates noted. Officers towed the vehicle to a local lot to determine ownership while police investigate a West Second Street brawl involving Ciara Thompson and Viola Green who face assault and battery charges and hearings tonight. Dorsthr Webb, 16, located in Cresgerstown after two months missing, was found near Harper's Ferry. A separate case reports the shooting death of Carl Weedlrs by cousin Clarence Weedon. Clarence is jailed awaiting preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Baltimore Pike
Frederick
Howard Main
Maryland
West Second Street
Maske
Ciara Thompson
Viola Green
Offcer Alien Barigis
Pellce Court
Conoreed
Eere
Is “Cach
Aven Bartgis
Dorsthr ‘Webb
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Cresgerstown
Ded
Balthmcre
Wasi . Hazeestown
Ipamis
Pennsuasia
Barigis Grec
Two Machines Damaged in Intersection Crash
A collision at an intersection damaged two machines and a Ford car. The Ford struck a fence post and hedge damage occurred at the yard of a local residence. Police investigated the incident and noted the scene near Fasccenek and Brunswick road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Brunswick Road
Frederick
Zoning Board to Hold Second Hearing Tonight
The zoning board plans a second hearing as mayor and aldermen confront extensive work. Pipe line bids and street drainage upgrades on West South and West Fifth streets are central, with plans to widen Bent Street and extend Jefferson Street after securing property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenineng
Zoots Commission
Board of Aldermen
Somato
Abe
Sung
Addithe
West South
West Fifth
West South Street
Tmck
Marget States
Ni West South Street
Marxet
P. Avenue
Patrick Street
Arte Theory
Patrick
All Saints Streets
Jefferson
Carl Parkway
Stimson Points Out Vast Cost Of Navies
Washington May 31 AP Secretary Stimson says the authorized naval program totals 1 270 090 000 and warns that if the U S pursues a larger build other nations would follow causing immense unproductive expense over fifteen years. He spoke as President Hoover addressed Arlington National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Stimson
Hoover
Arlingian National Cemetery
Resterdas
Stinson
O’Fallon Case Sparks Rewrites of Interstate Commerce Work
Washington March 20 The O Fallon decision shook railroads and public utilities by undoing much of the Interstate Commerce Commission work on rate bases. It questions the use of reproduction cost versus actual value and leaves the weight of valuation factors unsettled, a issue the court has long left open since 1898 Smyth v. Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Fallon
Interstate Commerce Commission
DY Krodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Mar
Interstate ‘Commerce Communion
Rairoad
tall+ Toads Trust
O'Falon
IC. G
Smyth
I. C
Jistone
Ic. C. B
I. CC
Sr. Vs. Ares
Brandes
M Che
LC. C
Supreme Court
King George Shows Slight Improvement in Health
The nation holds cautious relief as reports indicate King George is marginally better after yesterday’s royal health update. Officials say physicians note gradual recovery, though no discharge date or further specifics are provided.
Hopeful Talks Resume Over Farm Bill Export Debate
Washington May 31 The farm relief commission resumed negotiations with hopes for an early agreement on the export two farm bills passed by Senate and House. Senator McNary of Oregon said the committee should not fail before tomorrow. Senator Haugen of New Mexico warned the Senate may recede from the code if progress stalls. Sources report tightened talk and potential decisions pending committee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washangton
Farm Reiler Commission
Ins
Senate
House
McNary
Ordrer
Zaid
Stniatiie Haugen
Jexa
Dr Casares F Godel 3 Percent Ars Palbeares
A brief note references Dr Casares F Godel and a 3 percent figure linked to ars palbeares SADVACCS 452 of unclear context. The readable fragments offer no clear event, date, or outcome.
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Casares
Godel
Ars Palbeares
State road oiling nearing completion in Frederick district
Nearly 50 miles of highway have been improved under District Engineer Linthicum in Frederick and surrounding counties. Oiling began May 6 and progresses across Carroll Baltimore Montgomery and other areas with work ongoing from Germantown to Urbana and beyond as crews finish frequent sections.
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Fredericx
Wlwa
Feecert
Carrell Co
Nh Batishore
Frederick County
New Market
Mongova
Thurmont
Léwstwa
Washington County
Blue Ridge Summit
Camp Ritchie
Carroll
Baltimore
Friendship
Westminster
High Knob
Lander
Ralsterstown
Sandyville
Finksburg
Asbestos Station
Taneytown
Frittersburg
Middleburg
Union Bridge
Montgomery County
Brinklow
Brighton
Dewsonville
Podestie
Gaithersburg
Goshton
Germantown
Neussili
Urbana
Old Germantown
Dawsonville
Damascus
Purdum
Baltimore Polytecniic
Insite
State Roads Commission
United Lines
Washington
Safisty Commission
Hyattsville
Linthicum
Frederick
Apri
Omices
North Market Street
Line
Wil
Flint
Cleveland Attorney's Wife Slain by Servant
A Cleveland attorney reports his wife dead after a stabbing at their home. Police say the assailant was Anna Szenan, a servant. Investigators note the motive may relate to salary disputes.
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Cleveland
Mas
Ars. Doier
Aienza
Potree
Anna Szenan
TO TAKE CHARGE OF WORK HERE JUNE 8
The notice states a start date of June 8 for personnel taking charge of duties at the site. Details on location and roles are limited in the readable text.
Plans for 4-H Girls Clubs summer activities in Frederick
Plans for summer activities include canning projects and social events by 4-H Girls Clubs in Frederick County. Naomi Horn wins prize for best dress, while Gen Evieve Allestier receives club recognition. Miss Chubb will lead new duties after visiting nearby counties and Mary land university plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CMOS
Baker Eteck
Edee i
Eporss
Soma ‘S
Point of Rocks
Naomi Horn
Genevieve Allestier
Miss C
Bradgock Girls Ad
Harmony Grove Club
Miss Baker
Frederick County
University of Maryland
Chubb
State Armory
Frederick
Washington County
Ardath Martin
Virginia Man to Get Hearing on Auto Charge
A Virginia man from near Lovettsville faces a hearing after a collision on the Brunswick KnoxviIle road involving a one cent operating car. The Paxson vehicle struck the Shaw machine driven by Mr Shaw of Charles Town West Virginia injuring Paxson and causing significant damage. The occupants of the Shaw car escaped without aid and the scene was secured by deputies and medical staff.
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Virginia
Sam Paxson
Lovettsville
Brunswick-Knoxville
Mr. Shaw
Charles Town
W. Va
Shaw
Engle
B. Lee Feceie
Brunswick
Paxson
Househole Paxson
Rcsnse
Aes
Sher! Byorzan
Feste
Laborites Down Baldwin Govt In British Election
The report notes Labor gains against Prime Minister Baldwin's government in a British election. Ambiguous fragments hint at early results with ongoing parliamentary implications and regional shifts. The piece emphasizes a swing toward opposition ranks and potential policy repercussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Lloyd George May Hold Key To Britain’s Next Move
The Baids ruled Eng rears with Labor leading the House of Commons after last night’s results. Labor 288, Conservatives 237, Liberals 45, Nationalists 3, Independents limit. Lloyd George may hold the balance of power as Baldwin and MacDonald were reelected. Megan George and Lady Astor among notable returns. Churchill re-elected as chancellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
David Lioyd George
Wee
Lloyd George
Britain
Beanley Baldwin
Ramsey MacDonald
Megan George
Lady Astor
Winston Churchill
Weg
Hood College Baccalaureate Service Sees Rev Richards Speak
The thirty sixth annual baccalaureate service at Hood College in Brodbeck Hall Sunday at 11 a.m. features Rev Gene W Richards of Lancaster as speaker with a music program by Prof Henry T Wade and organ recitals. A Memorial Day program follows Sunday at 3 p.m. in Brodbeck Hall honoring the class of 2028.
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Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Gene W. Richards
DL D
Lancaster
O Bone Jes
Giovanni Pierluigi da
Stainer
Vidor
Bredbeck Hall
Henry T. Wade
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