Gifts Of 150000 To Frederick City Hospital Announced
Mr and Mrs Joseph D Baker and Mr and Mrs Charles M Shank pledge 150000 toward hospital expansion in Frederick County Maryland. Baker funds 100000 to add a wing with 20 beds for colored patients. Shank adds 50000 for the Shank Wing pending board approval and possible cost adjustments.
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Frederick County
Frederick City Hospital
Joseph D. Baker
Charles M. Shank
Middletown
Frederick Countlaw
Frederick, Md
Frederick City Hospital Association
Maryland
Norial
I. B. Johnson
GC. H. Conley
R. W. Baer
Frank D. Worthington
T. C. Boutsen
Emory L. Coblentz
Shank
Middletons
Brxederick
Chapman Refuses Commuta tion of 25 Years Term
Gerald Chapman, serving a 25 year federal robbery sentence, is to be released by President Coolidge's commutation he will not accept the action, and Connecticut officials plan to respond via habeas corpus. Department of Justice expects court battle over enforcement and custody.
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Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Coollige
New York
H. W. Scott
Chapman
Coolidge
Connecticut
Washington
Department of Justice
Department
Smoking bans spread among eastern girls colleges
New York reports show major eastern girls colleges increasingly disallow smoking or discourage it. Bryn Mawr forbids smoking rooms, Goucher and Radcliffe restrict or prohibit, Vassar allows but disapproves, Barnard never bans, while Wellester defeated off campus smoking.
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New York
Bryn Mawr
Goucher College
Baltimore
Wellester
Radcliffe
West Virginia
Vassar
Barnard
Card Party at Catoctin Country Club
Cards announced a card party at the Catoctin Country Club on Thursday night starting at 8 o'clock. The final social event of the year is the Yuletide hall on December 25 from 3:28 until 1.
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Catoctin Country Club
Finb
Yuletide Hall
Board of Managers Appointment Noted with Names
The commission represents the Board of Managers for the stated purposes. Named individuals include Dr T BR Johnson Dr C O Conley Dr KR W Baer Dr T Ronteon Dr FLD Worthington Ymors I Canionizy Mr Charles W Rows 37 and Mrs Mary L Nies.
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T. BR. Johnson
C. O. Conley
KR. W. Baer
T. Ronteon
Fld Worthington
Ymors I. Canionizy
Charles W. Rows
Mary L. Nies
King Must Serve His Term After Guilty Plea
Charles King of Frederick, who pleaded guilty in police court to manufacturing liquor for sale and sought habeas corpus relief before Judge Ulman in Baltimore, will serve a nine month sentence. The final ruling refused his petition and remanded him to the House of Correction. Witnesses from Frederick testified for the State, including State's Attorney William M. Storm.
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Charles King
Ulman
Baltimore
Titus
King
House of Correction
A. T. Brust
Frederick
J. Harry Steele
Storm
Uiman
Thanksgiving Day Observed With Church Services in Frederick
Thanksgiving observances in Frederick include church services and a holiday break. Banks post office and government offices suspend, schools close until Monday, Hood College maintains partial operations with about 80 students remaining for the holiday.
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Hood College
Sara C. Lovejoy
Westview Terrace
O Frederick
Paroled from Maryland Penitentiary Early December
Elmer Hahn and Robert Carty or pear LeGore will be paroled from the Maryland penitentiary early in December. Each is serving a two year term for perjury stemming from testimony before the grand jury and in a liquor case against Bob Eyler. They have served one third of their terms, parole approved, and will become effective early next month.
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Elmer Hahn
Robert Carty
Pear LeGore
Maryland
Bob Eyler
State Grange To Meet Here, Meeting's Program Finished
DENIES ALICE TOLD KIP SHE WAS WHITE in Rhinelander annulment case. Mrs. George Jones says she never heard Alice claim whiteness and knew nothing of Leonard Kip Irthine lander’s wealth or social position. She recalls chaperones misnamed Matthews and describes the wedding ring scene before the marriage became public.
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White Pining
George Jones
Alice Beatrice Jones
Rhinelander
Tool
Alice
Leonad Kip Irthinelander
New England
Commissioner Tigert Scheduled as Keynote Speaker at Maryland Grange
About 100 delegates and 10 visitors will attend the 53rd Maryland State Grange session in Frederick on December 8 9 and 16 at Francis Scott Key Auditorium. Prominent figures include U S Commissioner of Education John J Tigert and Frederick County Pomona Master J Homer Remsburg with Emory L Coblenz among speakers. The program lists sessions on credentials committees reports resolutions and various agriculture and education topics with addresses by state and local leaders.
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Maryland State Grange
Francis Scott Key
John J. Tyert
U.S Commissioner of Education
J. Homer Remsburg
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Emory L. Cobleniz
Maryland
Ballenger
Pomona
Homer Remsburg
B. John Black
Hood College Glee Club
Hood College Grey Club
John J Tigert
U. 5
Commissioner of Education
Charlies Ungan
L. B Ernest
Lester
Patterson
President Agricultural Corporation of Maryland
Clara L. Williams
R. V. Truitt
University of Maryland
Frederick High School
Middletown
Valley Grange
A. R. Remsberg
J. H. Remsburg
H. T. Holter
Blaylet
Ballenger Grange
Nevin Biser
Lewistown Grange
E. L. Coblentz
Grange
Signals of the Maryland electric traffic lights split opinions
The Automobile Club of Maryland report shows 41 approving and 43 opposing electric signals in Frederica. Most feel traffic is retarded, with 7 saying it speeds up. Suggestions include lower suspended signals, longer north south times, or operation only on special occasions, with some calling for removal. The club will study results and may propose mayoral recommendations.
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Automobile Club of Maryland
VT. 3B
Charsopee
Frederica Duie
Cmb
Automobile Club
Admits HoldUp in Reedsville Bank Case
Hilton Grove a youth from Sharpsburg in Washington county pleaded guilty in Hagerstown to assault with intent to murder and robbery in a holdup at the Citizens Bank of Reedsville last summer. He allegedly held Elmer Miller with a pistol and took about seven hundred dollars. Miller identified him. Grove was captured after fleeing in an automobile near Frederick.
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Hilton (Dink) Grove
Sharpsburg
Washington County
Hagerstown
Intentio
Citizens’ Bank of
Reedsville
Grove
Elmer Miller
Miller
Fleenz
Frederick
No Paper Thursday The News holiday notice
The News will not publish on Thanksgiving Day and the editorial office will be closed all day. The office will reopen after the post holiday period continues business as usual.
Pershing Hopeful for Controversy Solution
Arica Chile and Peru dispute stalls the Tasna Arica plebiscitary commission. General Pershing says optimism remains that discussion will resolve differences and allow continued work. Chilean officials warn of possible withdrawal if American mediation fails. Observers fear deadlock persists.
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Arica
Chile
John J. Pershing
Augustin Edwards
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