Hood College anniversary exhibit at Art Library
The C Burr Art Library marks Hood College fiftieth anniversary with a display of photos pamphlets and a diploma recalling the Frederick Female Seminary days. Highlights include Dr Joseph H Apple first president and other early staff trustees and students. The exhibit features a 1847 diploma for Ella Catherine Brunner later Mrs Martin Rohback and humorous catalog terms such as Language and Ornamentals with music and church sitting fees. Exhibit runs through October 18.
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Hood College
C. Burr Art Library
College
Frederick Female Seminary
Joseph H. Apple
Woman's College
W. A. Lantz
Martha MacClellan
Cara Smiley
Ance Joynes
Laura Case
May Diehl
Maurice G. Beckwith
Toca
Frederick
Ella Catherine Brunner
Martin N. Rohroack
Jacob Ronrback
Fredericktown
Hiram Winchester
Kev
Cann
J. H. Hackelton
Look To Tasks After War Urges Education And Culture
O'Conor urges postwar focus on national and international rehabilitation stressing spiritual and cultural needs alongside science. Hood College professors highlight education as the key to future peace, stressing that trained individuals will build a higher standard of thought and living beyond mere material gains.
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Callacs
Seice
America
Hood
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Local Notables Leave Absent Related to Army Service and Visits
Private Lantz will graduate October 12 from the Army Administration School and report to a new post after which Mrs. Lanta will return to this city. Pvt. Henry Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Davy Gordon, leaves Sunday for Boston University where he is stationed. Gordon has spent seven days on furlough with his parents. Calvin Anhalt, near Lander, visits at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Solt in Middletown. Bernard Droneburg of Sjumsville and family congratulate themselves on the birth of a daughter at the Boyne Proce a s Oy. A daughter was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Reube Schwartzback of Boyd at Frederick City Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Routzahn of Middletown spent days in New York City. Mrs. K. Worman and Miss Nan Houck returned home after visiting cousin Mrs. Joseph Goldsborough in Thurmont. Mrs. J. P. Feiser of Woodsboro returns from visit with daughter near Philadelphia. Mrs. Louis M. Rawlings Jr. of Baltimore visited relatives in Frederick last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Gervais Semmes have visited his sisters Mrs. Richard Gampbrill and Miss Eleanora G. Semmes west of the city. Cadet Arthur Potts of Washington spent last weekend at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. W. Harry Haller entertained friends at a cocktail party for daughter Monita Haller of New York vacationing at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Continued on Page Five.
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Henry Gordon
Davy Gordon
South Market Street
Boston University
Boston
Mass
Pvt
Gordon
W. Harry Haller
Monita Haller
New York
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Visit by Lt Col Schuppner Family in Frederick
Lt Col Schuppner now commands the 1305th Engineers at Camp Sutton North Carolina and has worked on major U.S. Army construction projects in several states. Cadet Harry R. Schuppner Jr. studies engineering under the Army Specialized Training Program at the University of North Dakota. The Schuppners appeared in Halloween costumes during a brief Frederick visit. Other attendees included Helen Engelbrecht Patsy Zimmerman and numerous local residents. Cadet Schuppner Jr. is currently at UND through the Army program. Seaman Mantz has recovered from pneumonia and will receive new orders after returning to the Naval Training Station in New York.
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Schuppner
Harry R Schuppner
Harry R. Schuppner, Jr
Frederick
1305Th Engineers
Camp Sutton
N.C
We Tas
Army
Atwskaa
Atwskaa Lth Y
Camp Callan
Calif
Umilitia Ordnance Depot
Herniston
Ore
University of North Dakota
Education For Leadership In A Postwar World
The speaker stresses preserving the educational side of schooling over mere study, arguing colleges should forge citizens capable of guiding the world toward stability after the war. He cites America’s future leadership needs and the 50 years of effort at Maryland’s Ho Caliene as a foundation for continued beneficial influence.
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America
Ho: Caliene
Maryland
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All Hood
Brodbeck Hall
Yenry Irvin Stahr
Anpie
On Hood College
Brewbeck Wall
Margaret Shove Morriss
Guy E. Snavely
Pembroke College
Cahitent
Brown University
Providence
Association of American Colleges
New York City
Elmer George Hominghausen
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton, N. J
George Warren Richards
Evangelical Land Reformed Caurch
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Sallie Conrad Fauntier
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Army Administration School
Lantz
Lanta
Calvin Anhalt
Near Lander
Charles Solt
Middletown
Bernard Droneburg
Sjumsville
Reube Schwartzback
Boyds
Frederick City Hospital
John T. Routzahn
K. Worman
Nan Houck
Joseph Goldsborough
Thurmont
J. P. Feiser
Woodsboro
J. Franklin Meehan
Philadelphia
Louis M. Rawlings, Jr
Baltimore
Gervais Semmes
Mr. Semmes
Richard Gampbrill
Eleanora G. Semmes
Arthur Potts
Washington
Hallowe'en
Helen Louise Engelbrecht
Patsy Zimmerman
Belly Lou Gaver
Jo Anne
Kay Schraeder
Charles Rhoades
LeRoy Strawsburg
Billy and Louis Hammond
Jackie Henderson
Ray Dielz
Billy Moore
Edward Iw. Mantz
U.S. Naval Training Station
N.Y
Mantz
Iricken
Naval Hospital
William G. Keitholtz
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Bainaric
GB. Keilholtz
Mrs
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Cumberland
August T. Brust
West Fifth Street
William M. Moore
Senthrket Street
Irving L. Plunkett
East Fifth Street
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Camp Shelby
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Charles M. Keller
Eleanor Eichelberger
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Ger Nolder
Lamar Nursing Home
Merri] A. Lantz
East Patect
West Chester
Adhuratha
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Key Hotel Bldg
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