Hood College opens new year with Dean Pope keynote
Dean Ruth V. Pope of Hood College set out a history of women’s education from subordination to partnership as Hood College began classes in Brodbeck Hall. President Stahr welcomed the fall term and announced faculty changes as vesper services opened with Bach and Messiah selections and the Hood College March.
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Ruth V. Pope
Hood Coll Fees
Ada Couceliona
Possionilles
Hood College
Henry I. Stahr
Staher
Dean Pope
God
Messiah
Thelma Viol
Family Reunion Held At Puttman Home Woodsboro
A large family gathering occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs Daniel Puttman in Woodsboro on Sunday September 35 with about 60 attendees. A reunion dinner followed a baseball game and refreshments were served at 3 o'clock. Attendees included numerous Pitman Coltrane Mercii Putman Handley Krise Houck Keeney Krise and other relatives from Baltimore Thurmont and Creagerstown among others.
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Daniel Puttman
Woodsboro
Archie Pitman
Kenneth
Edwin
Andrew
Richard
Franklin
Donald
Ajity
Earl Hoffman
Illimore
Robert Coltrane
Katherine
Herman Mercii
Loretus Merci
Baltimore
Rhode Spirit
James
Egiin
My. Fhntsey Muier
Burgard
Thurmont
David Putman
Wiber
Robert Norman
Bernard
Muries
Malcolm Handley
Margaret
Helen
Charles
Robert
Dorothy
Morgan Deech
Chidren
Billy
Grove Shyrock
Creagerstown
Morris Derr
Wilbur Krise
Romaine
Krieg
Viola
Mis
Brute Houck
Jack
Junior
Harry Keeney
Robert Mickey
Woodshorn
Edward Krise
Lazadeth
Cecil
Buckeystoen
Me Manbettus Ornament Incident Report
An unclear fragment mentions Me Manbettus and tribesmen in a cited incident. Details are unreadable. no clear person, place, or event can be confirmed from the readable text.
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Ispe Wikia
Ito
Prisoner Freed by Friendly Indians at County Fair Visit
A village adventure ends with the captured man freed by his friendly captors. The Indian hostages untied and the man announces they are friends, inviting the children to join him for the County Fair where he promises to guide them to fun and new experiences. The tone is light and playful with a closing note about the upcoming county event.
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Cate
Tam
Tun
Wee Goouty Tingmi
NEA Service, Inc
Autumn Dessert Favorites and Sunday Breakfast Menu
A domestic menu lists pumpkin pie as a dessert favorite with a Sunday breakfast including grapefruit plain omelet waffles maple syrup coffee and pork roast dinner with browned sweet potatoes and apple fritters. It includes pumpkin pie filling recipe, an autumn salad, and optional banana topping with gingerbread and whipped cream.
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Alexander George
Local Lions Club Noon Program Highlights Monument Restoration
At Hotel Frederick a Lions Club luncheon featured Frank Warrenfeltz of Boonsboro recounting the monument to George Washington on South Mountain. Speakers Buck Newsom and Arch McDonald shared baseball and radio tales as Frederick's landmarks and a road upgrade were noted as progressing.
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George Washington
South Mountain
Lions’ Club
Frederick
Frank Warrenfeltz
Boonsboro Lions’ Club
Buck Newsom
Washington Senators
Arch McDonald
Staton Wjbvgle
Newsom
McDonald
Kiwanis
Warrenfelts
Washington
Papnle
Boonsboro
Odd Fellows
Boonsboro Lions Club
D.C
Geore Washington
State Forestry Service
Warrenfeltz
Amos
Andy
M. T. Beak
G. A. Walley
Clarence A. Graham
Mr. McDonald
Dr. McCann
Mr. Newsom
G. Riser
Baltimore
Ira . Baker and Lloyd
Kefsover
Gettysburg
Henry W. Sheffer
Middletown
Harry Leighton
Brunswick Plans New Community Festival
Brunswick citizens and business leaders plan a town festival on October 12 at Scherr Stadium. Oscar B Karn chairs the fundraising effort aiming for 400 dollars to finance the event. Alfred T. Mills 46 will lead entertainment, a street parade precedes activities, with B Lee Feete heading the parade committee and a food committee ready to feed about 10,000 attendees.
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Brunswick
Potomac River
Oscar B Karn
Muance Committee
Alfred T. Mills
Scherr Stadium
B. Lee Feete
Berry named supervisor for industrial cooperation in new relief effort
Washington reports President Roosevelt appoints labor leader George L. Berry to coordinate industrial cooperation and oversee voluntary trade agreements. A second executive order delegates to the FTC authority to include labor provisions in trade agreements, filling a gap left by NRA code collapse.
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Washington
George L. Berry
Rogevelt
Berry
White House
NRA
Hugh 8. Johnson
Donald R. Richoerg
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Return to Work In Baltimore and Ohio Car Yard
The Brunswick car yard of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad increased employment to 150 as 50 more repairmen were hired this week. They work on repairing freight cars stored for years on seeages near Mt Airy. The task will be completed in due course.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Mt Airy
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