Hood College opens new buildings in Frederick
Hood College began a new term in its freshly built buildings in northwest Frederick with hundreds of visitors praising the site. The formal program featured Rev Dr W S G Rupp and Rev Dr George A Snyder and included remarks by President Apple and others about the project led by architect John L Hamme and contractor Lloyd C Culler. Administrations and classrooms across three floors were showcased with emphasis on the Administration Building, faculty rooms, study rooms, a library expansion, and new domestic science and home economics facilities.
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Hood College
Frederick
Rupp
George A. Snyder
Middletown
Apple
New College
John L. Hamme
York, Pa
Lloyd C. Culler
Henri L. G. Kieffer
G. Umer
Frederic
Umer
Dr. Apple
Sucese
Urner
Hori Seminary
A. S. Dechant
Hanover Pa
Epirins
S. Hl. Stam
Yerk. Pa
H Sd College
Nev. W. A. Hartman
Middelet al
Frederick County
Res Dr. Rupp
City
T. CC. Forrester
Marslann School For the Deaf
A C. McCardell
Pr. Appice
B. F. Dafixo
Mies Claysen
Vrench
Frown
Hackcon
Blanchard
Derendinger
Wehler
Perendinger
Berlin
Aye
Social Notices Link Local Residents in Baltimore and Nearby
Miss Hilda Zacharias of East Third Street is in Baltimore for the week. William W. Wren of Prospect Hill heads to Princeton University. Mr and Mrs George Wallace visit Mrs Hooper on Hanover Street. C Thomas Kemup returns from Atlantic City. Rev Dr EB Ho Lamar spends days in Martinsburg. Mrs Lamar visits Baltimore. Mrs Hubert Rohoderlei of Chess Chase Maine visits. Mr and Mrs Daniel Derr of Baltimore spend days with aunt Mrs Rufus McLane in Patrick Street. Louise Keller of Hackeystown plans October departure to Boston for an expression course. Virginia and Marion Trabue of Washington return from Glenmount Cottage Braddock Heights. Mrs Fred W Cramer and son Fred Jr sail to St Louis to visit Mrs Ball, sister of Mrs Cramer. E Church Street widow Mrs E Lamar attends funeral of niece Mrs Harry M Leary in Baltimore. Mrs B F Norris of Brunswick and Mrs Dr Delcher of Baltimore visit Mrs J H Frazier. Harman Nicodemus of Hagerstown returns from visit with grandmother Mrs William Nicodemus on West Third Street. Dr and Mrs M Franzoni of Glenmount Cottage Braddock Heights return to Washington. Mrs Edward Eichelberger to Worcester Massachusetts for winter due to mother’s illness. Miss Margaret Eichelberger to complete Hood College studies this year.
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Hilda Zacharias
East Third Street
Baltimore
William W. Wren
Prospect Full
Princeton Uiversity
George Wallace
Hooper
Hanover Street
C. Thomas Kemup
Weat Third Street
Atlantic City
EB. Ho Lamar
Martinsburg
Lamar
Hubert Ro Rhoderlel
Glenmount Cottage
Brraddock Heights
Fred. W. Cramer
Fred. Cramer, Jr
St. Louis
Mra Ball
Cramer
E. 1
East Church Street
Harry M Leary
B. F. Norris
Brunswick
Dr. Delcher
J. H. Frazier
East Second Street
Harman Nicodemus
Hagerstown
William Nicodemus
West Third Street
M. Franzoni
Braddock Heights
Washington
Edward Eichelberger
the Heights
Massachusetts
Worcester
Margaret Eichelberger
Hood College
Brunswick gambling cases settled after appeals withdrawn
The Brunswick gambling cases ending with six men paying fines and costs and the city receiving the funds. Named defendants include Myer Bolton, Garf Gordon, Cleveland Gordon, J S Clatterbuck, C R Holland and C W Stouts. Officials see the settlement as a notable victory for the city and a closing of the matter. Frederick Countians to banquet. Wo Cabell Bruce to address National Defense Movement. A Kentucky inventor patents a drop front valise serving as a dressing table.
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Brunswick
C. W. Stouts
Frederic
Ito
Frederick
Frederick County Society of
Baltimore
Odd Fellows Hall
Wo Cabell Bruce
National Defense Movement
Read College Plans New Line for President Apple
The Here Economics department is taught by Miss Edith Thomas. A remodeled structure hosts the administration and the new line for President Apple will be erected at Read College West Spring. Housing and facilities improvements include dormitories and a hockey field nearby.
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Edith Thomas
Broderick
Schmagicstraan
Tha Teridvag
Apple
Read College
First Maryland high school stock judging contest opens
The Frederick County Agricultural Society announces Maryland s first high school stock judging contest at the fair. Entries must reach Secretary O Co Warehiine by Oct 12 at 6 pm with contestant name age address parent or guardian school grade and instructor certification. Prizes total include 15 10 5 for sweepstakes and class winnings in Ayrshire Jersey Holstein and Guernsey categories.
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Praderick County Agricultural
Pgh Schoo
Faure
O Co Warehiine
Firet
Maryland
Flagerstown
Maryland Agricultural Experiment Btador
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ayrshire
Scond
Jersey
Holstein
Guernsey
Brunswick Democratic Central Committee Elected and Organized
The Brunswick Democratic district central committee elected officers including Chairman H. Cail, Secretary John R. Greene, and Treasurer Joseph E. Chew, with ten members. It endorsed Harrington's nominees and pledged active campaign effort to defeat opposition. An election error in precinct two did not alter the outcome, leaving four winners and three vacancies. Members listed include Adigire, Martin Zephe Chea, Ki Ro Fank, X F Cras La Flora, Harry Wl Ayres, OW Burch, John Ro Greene, and Carrell Sisatouse.
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Democratic District Central Committee of
Brunswick
H.cail
John R. Greene
Joseph EF. Chew
Lee
Yoimars
Harrington
Vie Seeond
Wen
Hawever
Adigire
Foot Martin Z
Ephe
Chea
Cras
la Flora
Harry Wl Ayres
OW Burch
John Ro Greene
Carrell Sisatouse
Get Rid of Those Poisons in Your System
The article discusses a health claim about detoxifying the body using a new life program. It mentions temporary relief from fatigue and mentions potential benefits from a supplement regime. It notes consult your doctor before starting any detox plan and cautions against unproven remedies.
Dr Dixon Appeals to Prudish Parents
A Dr Dixon argues parents should discuss puberty and sex education openly with their children. He contends prudery harms youths and urges families to seek guidance from a physician to provide clear, thorough information about manhood and womanhood and responsible behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Dixon
Deanna
Damanie Alte Oman
J Tony Encourages Honest Dialogue With Children
A fragment suggests urging parents to be fully informed and openly answer their children's questions and doubts, promoting trust as a foundation for guidance and support. The text hints at a fatherly admonition to welcome inquiries and encourage dialogue despite uncertainties.
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J Tony
Lgesntyttya Ta
Dave
Board committee weighs cemetery entry petitions
A committee reviewed petitions by residents to allow a resident to enter the cemetery. The panel discussed multiple damages and positions, and will report to the board of directors in the coming days.
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Cuncider
Notte Tors
Olivet
Coguans Miesine
Hota
Pirat
Giamiber
Daaues
Robbery Alarm Near Mrs Scott Welts Home
Considerable excitement spread through Tegconfeld when a National was believed to attempt a robbery at the residence of Mrs Scott Welts, located at the corner of West South and McMurray streets. Deputy Sheriff Smith was summoned but found no clues as Mrs Welts moved about the center of the disturbance.
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Scott Welts
Wiest South
McMurray Treets
Sheriff Smith
Welts
Damaged Auto Not Brought In At Frederick Junction
The automobile of Roy Gosnell damaged near Stein ers bridge early Wednesday morning remains unfound. Frederick Juniper, from the Indian reservations of New Mexico and Arizona, may provide lead pencil material from the incident.
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Roy Gosnell
Steiners Bridge
Gosnell
Frederick
New Mexico
Arizona
Fragmentary item hints at policy and social issues
A scrambled text fragment references child welfare, cold conditions, and political groups, mentioning Tories and social strategies. It contains garbled phrases about families, adolescence, and potential policy impacts, with unclear names or dates.
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Dechant
Stein
Ad’ Dreasee
Miers
Kentucky
Adamerraton
Atao
Webbire
Fox
Pra
Fair Association
H. S
Brunswick Democratic Central Committee
H. C. Algire
J. R. Greene
Joseph £. Chew
United States
Frank
Hennsylvania Hearts
Macy
Danils
Frederick Si7tinets
Williamson’s
Carl Hagenbeck
Animal Show
Wallace Circus
Bela
Acknowledged Mae
Adr
West Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Lancaster
Simpson Calico
Galita
Madras
Ideal Garage Co., Inc
Jesse W. Kolb
Wheels
The
Ebert Her’wae
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