Hood History Highlights of Mrs Mary Hood Benefactor
The article recalls Mrs Mary Hood of Frederick who, with husband James Hood, supported Manchester Farm and later helped establish Hood College. She funded the James Mifflin Hood wing at Frederick Hospital, contributed to Franklin and Marshall College, Mercersburg Academy, and the C Burr Arts Library, and gave to church and synod endowments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heallints
Frederick
Hagerstown
J. Kieffer
Manchester
Hood
Apple
Frederick Art Historical Society
Frederick County
James Mifflin Hood
Margaret Hood
Frederick Hospital
The
Reformed Church
Franklin and Marshall College
Daniel Scholl
Seminary of
Lancaster
Academy
Mercersburg
C. Burr
Margaret Catharine
Woman's College
Bee
Potomac Synod
Brodbeck Hall
Cahentren
Hood College
Reformed Church Messenger
Hood College alumna remembered in Frederick tribute
A memorial portrait honors Margaret Hood with notes on her life and service. Annie Lebbers and Mrs. Barquist, both history enthusiasts, led efforts for the Hood College centennial projects. The article recalls Hood’s civic work, farm life, and church involvement, and includes a quote praising her kindness and quiet dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Lebbers
Frederick
Vianding
Rote Barquist
Jefferson
Margaret Schell
Ergeniaing
Dove
Mascam
Barquist
Universlty
Lontevile
Alecks Mathadia
Niversity
Fenedesion
Bath
Lloyd Wagner
Hood College
Heod College
Ruth Ann Offatt
Road plan details and resident concerns on truck route
East South Street to Fat Patrick Street exit will be used by trucks under a new plan. Mrs Pearl indicated SFIA will support three approved routes with a feath option, Ashton said, and a truck detection system may be installed for three-quarter ton pickups. Residents fear trucks larger than wick-ape will impact local areas as checkpoints and commuting patterns are discussed. Local officials note the plan may come soon and Macraid School for the Deaf is referenced in community input.
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Fat Patrick Street
Mike
Pearl
Comeet Ay
Ead
Fire log report from Dost 24 hour period
Fire log details a series of incidents including a 10:29 p.m. alarm at Parkway Elementary School and a 1:28 a.m. call near Carmack Jay's on U S 40 West. Responding units include Independents Uniteds Citizens and Juniors. A 6:42 a.m. house fire at Heather Ridge Drive and a 7:10 p.m. fire at Pleasant View Road with Carroll Manor and Jefferson units assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Manor
Jefferson
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College For Women
Adama
Susan Garrett
Edwards
Delaplaine
the News
Henry Joseph Apple
Hood Ted
Jane
Georgiaana S. Gittinger
Philadelphia
Scholl
Adama Family Bible
Florence Trail
Thomas M. Cana
Evangelical Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Phileas Tek Nan
Hood By College
Alumase
Wresis
Georgianna S. Gittinger
Jaan
Arple
Archi
Reagan
Washington
Ilinois
Nebraska
James M. Hood
Kien
Jordan Katt’s
Kimball
Aoardral
Clady Mockett Grose
Sabittasville
Len . Delphey
House OF Delegates
Sao Accelalabencial
Rte
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