Think Straight Graduates Told at St John’s High School
Seven graduates of St John’s high school were urged to think straight in facing world issues by Rev Francis Ryan pastor of St Francis Catholic church Brunswick in St John’s auditorium Monday night He urged discerning truth and denying false statements to combat communism socialism and atheism He traced education from the Middle Ages to early American universities founded on religious foundations noting Georgetown kept faith with founders He said the church aims to educate the soul as well as the mind Class valedictorian Robert W Leichert spoke on The Catholic Church and Science and received a general science medal Other graduates included Bernard Baumgardner William F Baer Pearl N M Chew Garry Charles McKenzie Mary M Miller Kathleen M Santangelo and Josephine Smith The page also notes a meeting of the Frederick County Guernsey Association with motion pictures on Guernsey cattle history and a 4-H picnic at the Quinn farm for New Market boys
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Marseille Expands Port to Ease Growth and Travel
France's busiest port near Marseille expands its docks with a dredged canal, new basin, and cranes lifting 450 ton blocks to extend a man-made peninsula. A $100,000 baggage counter speeds passenger checks as over 500,000 ocean travelers pass through yearly.
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Boss Hague of Jersey City A Picture Story of A Rising Figure
A fragmentary portrait traces Hague born January 17 1876 in Jersey City poor district. It notes truancy as a youth and his later boast I am the law as he rises amid accusations of dictatorial aims. The tale references him as an American dictator figure and leader in local politics.
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Mount Airy graduation marks 26th annual commencement
Rev Dr Richard J Shipley urged education without religion at Mount Airy High School baccalaureate. Thirty nine graduates received diplomas in varied academic and commercial streams. Awards honored top scholars with medals, and local officials organized a social gathering as the town celebrated the class amid community notices and upcoming meetings.
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Methodist Protestant Recorder
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Dorothy J Hanen
Betty Lee Spurrier
Florence Brown
Dan Geynn
Theresa Here
Virginia Buckison
Thelma Maring
Theresa Hare
Virginia Buckman
James Brashear
Carrie Runkles
Kathryn Etchison
Union Bridge church notes and town social roundup
Rev Dr Edgar T Read preached Sunday at the Methodist church. Harold Knipe of Norristown Pa and Mr and Mrs Wilson Haris were guests and attended a banquet. Schools closed Wednesday. Homemakers club met at Mrs E D Peters with Mrs Stauffer reporting on a recent meeting.
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Methodist Protestant Church
Harold Knipe
Norristown
Wilson Haris
Community Notes From Harney Area and Piney Creek Church News
Sunday activities include a Harney family outing at Twin Bridges park and an annual Harney school outing with games and refreshments. Neighborhood visits feature Mr. and Mrs. Heck, York friends, and Taneytown Homemakers. A St Pauls Lutheran change sets Sunday worship at 7 30 and 9 20 with Children's Day on June 12 at 7 20 p m.
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Gettysburg
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Middleburg
Earl Welty
Harry Cline and Sons
Greenstone
Harvey Wantz
Willam Kump
John D. Teeter
Hanshler
Nancy
Silas Utz
John S. Teeter
Ruth Snider
Taneytown High school holds twenty second commencement
The Taneytown High School graduation ceremonies featured an invocation by Rev Paul D Emenhesser, Bach and Gounod pieces by graduates, the address by D Richard Ho Shipley, and various scholastic and activity medals. Students, guests, and faculty attended awards, class night events, and a college-bound sendoff.
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Pleasant Persons Visit Friends Across Town
June 13 notes list Mr and Mrs August Monsth visiting, along with Mr and Mrs Edward Mercer, Mr and Mrs Harry Green, Mr and Mrs Carl Lochner, Miss Lucile Green, and Joseph H Lochner. Clifford Green and Charles Green spent Sunday at Carlins Park in Baltimore. Mrs Mary E Murphy visited lin Frederick. Raymond Hiitner and Frederick visited Mr and Mrs David O Johnson. Little Miss Peggy Schildé stayed with grandparents O F Leatherman Lewistown. Mr John E Burrier and Mr …
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Murder, Wounding in Harlan County Home Shooting
Mrs. Mal Le Musick testifies for the Government in its Wagner act case against 19 Harlan county coal corporations and 44 individuals after her son Bennett was killed and another son wounded when gunfire shattered windows at their Harlan home.
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David Johnson and Mr August A Monath Reported Contact
David Johnson called on Mr August A Monath recently. Mrs Darid O Jocksson visited in Frederick.
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Dog dies after bee hive sting attack in Petersburg
A dog owned by Mr and Mrs James Pride fled under a bee hive during a bee attack in Petersburg. The animal died from thousands of bee stings. The incident occurred in June and was reported by AP.
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Grimes Family Sunday Visitor List Amid Social Roundup
June 14 report notes Mr and Mrs James O Grimes and Miss Epha Speak hosting relatives including Theo dore and Dorothy Grimes of Baltimore and other Grimes families from Johnsville Trouville and Westminster. Pauline Grimes returns home with updates on grandparents and uncles.
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Britain to build national college of physical training site Merstham
Britain plans a national college of physical training on a 220 acre site at Merstham Surrey to train teachers for a people fitness campaign. A national festival in Albert Hall London drew 1000 boys and girls from 14 English counties with 43 different festivals represented.
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