Hood College Hockey Team Opens Season in Baltimore
Hood College varsity faces Baltimore Country Club in a 3 pm opener as the squad, now strengthened, aims for a top season after last year’s victory by the visiting Baltimore girls. Captain Sarah Given leads a lineup featuring Ella Bliss and Aileen Grove with several reserves.
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Beechwood College
Philadelphia
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Ada Wheaton
Anna Siebecker
Naomi Coblentz
Margaret Wehler
Verna Faust
Sarah Runkle
Virginia Mullinix
Olive Bowlin
Edith Pfautz
Helen Nies
Anne Galbreath
Maryland
Rockey
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Blues
Greys
Drills Resume Monday for Fredericksonian Militia Company A
Captain Elmer Munshower announced that Fredericksonians will resume weekly drills on Monday nights at the armory with the public invited to watch. If the weather allows, drills will move to the streets from eight to nine thirty. The company has eighty five members, many trained on the border, now among the finest. The program will focus on case order drills and a winter course, aided by the new Army bill paying militia weekly drill pay.
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Mount St Mary's Idle Amid Injury Woes and Schedule Gaps
Mount St Marys football team will not play today as management could not secure a contest at Emmitsburg. Carlisle Indian offers a game at Carlisle but injuries keep many players sidelined. Next week the squad shifts to strenuous practice for remaining games with Washington Gettysburg and Delaware. A prior match against Western Maryland showed a strong defense but uneven offense. readers note the upset over Westminster was off color.
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Mount St. Mary's
Emmitsburg
Carlisle
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Literary Societies Debut Club Programs At School
The Butterfly and Wahittier literary societies held November meetings with songs, recitations, readings, and journalist notes. Maryland Girls Club and White Society met with programs of poetry, drama, and journals. The Key and Alcott groups conducted sessions with debates, Bible readings, and officer elections.
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Margaret Simmons
Pauline Poole
Josephine Etcleon
Mary Condon
Marie Michael
Crite
Sarah Lebschutz
Meeting of G H 5 Alumnae on monthly winter meetings
Girls High School Alumnae will hold a Monday evening meeting at 7 30 in the school building to decide if monthly winter gatherings should be adopted. The discussion follows last June’s annual meeting where the plan was first raised and officers aim to take final action.
Enneh bare Savings Bank Moves to Ned Building
The Ennehbare Savings Bank completed transfer of operations from the E. E. Zimmerman building to the Ned Building this week after final details are finished.
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Enneh Bare Savings Bank
E. E. Zimmerman
Thieves Hold Up City Bank Cashier in Broad Daylight
New York police were asked to watch for three young men who entered the office of the cashier at the Protential Life Insurance company on Union Street New York. They threatened the cashier with a pistol and fled in a fast car after taking about 75 dollars.
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A Commodious Bungalow Plan with Wide Piazza Feature
A detailed bungalow design features a full width piazza, archway closets, and three first floor rooms including den and living room, with two bedrooms and bath. Second story offers three large chambers plus a small room. Size 28 by 33 feet, oak first floor finish, birch elsewhere, cost $3800 with optional unfinished second story deduction. publisher offers related architectural books.
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Ha rkerstown War Relief Banquet and Library Reception
Officers and men of Company B J Maryland National Guard Ha kerstown and their families were honored at a war relief banquet at the Odd Fellows hall. Addresses were given by Col W P Lane Mayor J McPherson Scott Capt Geo L Fisher Col G C A Little Major J Crow and Capt John W K Becken. A reception followed at the Frederick County Free Library for Lydia M Jacobus the new librarian.
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Hakerstown
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Fempie
War Relief Committee
Lydia M. Jacobus
Coshohocken, Pa
Frederick County
Don’t Neglect Your Cold Advertisement Parody
Odd, garbled ad text appears to warn against neglecting a cold and mentions natural remedies and medicines. It reads like a fragmented, satirical promotional piece with stray phrases about remedies, care, and a drug product, lacking a coherent narrative or clear facts.
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May Split Call Delegation in California Result
San Francisco Nov. 11 Fifty eight hundred and fifty seven of six thousand eight hundred seventy precincts in call to base gave Hughes 462 632 Wilson 465 807 Wilsons plurality 3175 The missing precincts are in sparsely settled counties and likely won’t change the plurality Officials expect a split delegation as four years ago An official count supervised by Secretary of State Jordan may begin next Tuesday Governor Hiram W Johnson Republican Progressive has been elected to the United States Senate by a large plurality over Democrat George S Patton.
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Chester H. Rowell
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Hiram W. Johnson
United States Senate
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Missouri Prohibition Fade Outs Statewide Vote
Missourians rejected statewide prohibition on Tuesday with returns from over half the precincts showing a margin over 124000. In St Louis the prohibition majority was about 127000, while outside the city the tally was roughly 2509 across 1253 precincts, suggesting a continued defeat outside St Louis.
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Adjutant General Wilbur F. Sadler Dying in Carlisle
Carlisle November 11 Adjutant General Wilbur F Sadler Fr of New Jersey is dying of organic heart disease at Thornwald the Carlisle residence of his brother Lewia S Sadler Death expected any hour. The item also critiques illustrated advertisements noting humorous flaws and urging accuracy in ads drawing on examples from Broadway sign seltzer bottle physics and a piano with two heads.
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