Former Dean Returns To Hood To See Dreams Fulfilled
Former Hood College dean Dr Bragdon returns to see the school’s dream projects take shape including the Joseph Henry Apple library and the Gamebrill gymnasium, now nearing completion and reflecting a broader “wider curriculum” in education and the AAUW role she has assumed as general director.
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Ormer Dean
Hood
Hood College
Joseph Henry Apple Library
Gamebrill Gyimnasium
Dr. Bragdon
Lake Erie College
Bragdon
American Association of University Women
AAUW
Frederick Homes
Frederick sees value in high school student exchange
Barbara Weaver Hood College freshman and Frederick High School exchange participant praises the plan as beneficial for meeting new people and adjusting to college life. She notes the ongoing program will continue with Wyandotte Michigan High and Newton High, aiding orientation and future teaching career goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Newton High
Barbara Weaver
Hood College
Miss Weaver
W. Merval Weaver
West Second Street
Frederick Female Seminary
Hood
Frederick
Newton
Mass
Barbara
Wyandotte
Mich
Charlesville Homemakers Club Opens Fall Meeting
The Charlesville Homemakers Club held its first fall meeting at Mrs. Emmett Shafer’s home with thirteen members and four guests. Reports were given by the treasurer and director, remarks on window treatments and painting were shared, and Carrie Jacobs Bond’s life story was presented with piano selections. The club plans flower arrangements for Frederick Fair and a demonstration on floors and floor coverings was given by Evelyn Hutson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlesville Club
Charlesville Homemakers Club
Emmett Shafer
Lemuel Shafer
Gilmore Barker
Wilbur Stup
Paul Zier
Harold Staley
Harry Staley
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Charles Putman
Harry Remsburg
United Nations
Frederick Fair
Evelyn Hutson
Namsaville and Harmony Grove Club Anniversaries and Meetings
Namsaville Club marked its 25th anniversary on September 20 at the Hendry home in Kensington with a garden tour and lawn picnic. Harmony Grove Club opened fall activities with a covered dish luncheon at Raymond Crum’s home, a business meeting, reports, and a house cleaning demo, planning for an October 27 gathering.
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Namsaville Club
Tramsville Homemakers Club
Walton Hendry
Kensington
Harmony Grove Club
Raymond Crum
Frederick
Evelyn Hutson
Clarence Eaves
Ethel Thomas
Fsat
Nevin Dutrow
Paul Clemson
Howard Aldridge
William Haugh
Home Management
Daniel Thomas
Handling Interruption at Work When Husband Is Busy
The text advises recognizing a husband’s abrupt office attitude as a signal to limit calls to essential matters only. It contrasts wrong behavior with right behavior by urging restraint and prioritizing necessary contact.
New Books At Arts Library
New and notable titles reach the Arts Library including TRAVELS OF A FRENCHMAN IN MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA IN 1701 by F. M. Bayard with a translated diary. IF YOU WERE BORN IN RUSSIA by Arthur Goodfriend offering Soviet life through a family. MONEY AND BANKING by Jules I. Bogen. HOME GUIDE TO REPAIR UPKEEP AND REMODELING by W. H. Crouse. plus ESTIMATES OF CURRENT MOTION PICTURES from the MPAA for semi monthly industry insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Virginia
F. M. Bayard
Fredericktown
America
B.C. McCary
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Bayard
Middletown
Winchester
Bath
Berkeley Springs
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Russia
Arthur Goodfriend
Moscow
Jules I. Bogen
W. H. Crouse
Motion Picture Association of America
D. A. BR. General Federation of ‘Women’s Clubs
PTA
National
Emmitsburg Lions study two day show plans
The Emmitsburg Lions Club met in the Lutheran parish house with 25 members and guest Chief of Police Woodring. Reports from horse show committees were given and John Hollinger proposed a two day show next year. The 15 thousand dollars worth of horses and a total receipts around 1,400 were noted, with expenses near 1,150. The baseball association reported a profit near 125. Deeds recorded include Corcoran to Young in Johnsville for about 8,500 and Union Manufacturing to Charles Bradley Luhn at 328 East Patrick for about 4,000. Enrollment at the University of Maryland dropped 155 to 8,932 in College Park, with 9,684 students the year before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Lions Club
Bernard J. Eckenrode
H. C. Woodring
John J. Hollinger
Hollinger
Woodii
The
Baseball Association
Edward M. Corcoran
Clyde
S. Young
Johnsville
Unio Bridge
Fleegle’s Mill Dam
Union Manufacturing Company
Charles Bradley Luhn
East Patrick Street
Map of Frederick City Revised August 31
The newest Frederick city map, revised August 31, has been framed and hung in the reference room for patrons to use. It highlights a fast growing city with updated streets and landmarks for easy navigation.
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Frederick
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Wuay
Frank Keefer
Joan Sommer
Mry P. Sommer
Upper Montclair
N. J
Joan
Barbara Hamilton
Cynwyd
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
East Church
St. Frederick, Maryland
County Federation
Walter A. England
0. B. Baker
J. Melville Cromwell
Charles A. D. Williams
England
Swomley
Marie Miller
O. B. Baker
Pleasant Grove Club
Gram
Miga Emogene England
Mrs. Hendry
Herry C. Swomley
Johnnie Lakin
Margaret Rippeon
Lulu Beard
Ocean
Pauline Baker
Pauline Cosgrove
Nina Pohl
Magnolia Avenue
Denise Blattman
Mary-Lou Springhorn
Bogota
Flora Yang
Washington
Elizabeth Driggs
East Hartford
Conn
Driggs
Misa Springhorn
Miss Yang
Hain Pao Yang
Yang
FELTS
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
New Books At
Arts Library
University of Marylan
College Park
Bath Scale
Pers
Hollan
P. L. Hargett & Company
South Market Street
Dresey
Carvatl
Kemp
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