Award Diplomas at Middletown
The thirty second annual commencement at Middletown High School was held in Memorial Hall Middletown Wednesday evening. Dr Frederik A Lee delivered the address on the need for higher education. Diplomas were presented by G Lloyd Palmer. Medals were awarded for English improvement Louise Lamar citizenship Dorothy Kieeny and athletic scholarship Amos Beachley. The program included songs prayers and an address by Dr Lee. Alumni reunion and banquet set for June 22 at Hotel Braddock Heights. A class play Memory Halt titled Saron Baggs Freshman was presented. Officers listed include Louise Lamar Ruth Bearchera Elizabeth Slifer and Mary Cullstorian. In Syria Tell Nebi Mendhi reveals Egyptian influence with Byblos excavations and mummy fragments.
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Middletown High School
Memorial Hall
Middletown
Ua Pacais
Frederik A. Lee
College of Arts and Sconces
University of Maryland
G. Lloyd Palmer
A. E. Cooper
Hazel Ligar
Stella Erown
Louise Lamar
W. W. Doub
Dorothy Kieeny
H R. Shoemaker
de Amos Beachley
Lutheran, Church
Mandalay
Dr. Lee
Middletown High School Alumni Association
Braddock
Braddock Heights
Ruth Bearchera
Elizabeth Slifer
Mary Cullstorian
Chrye Roelke
Margaret Sigler
Mareme and Steel
Names Of Ex-Service Men In This County War Roll
List of colored ex service men from Frederick County who served in the war includes Guy Barnes George Beaner Frederick Bowie Amos Brown Edward Brown Ernest Carter Amos Chambers Charles Chambers Robert Cooper Walter Cummings George Coursey Guy Chase Robert Dailey Lester Davis Charles Davis Earl Diggs Frank Custer Dimmy Walter Dixon William Dall John Dorsey Lewis Duvall Bernard Duvall George Kields Raymond Fletcher Archie Foreman John Gardner Charles Gardner Lester Gray Pletcher Grinage William Hall Ernest Hall Harry Henderson Oscar Herbert John Hall Charles Hill George Hughes James Ivory Eugene Jackson Lloyd Johnson George Johnson Gilbert Jones John Jones William Jackson Melvin Larkins William Lee Joseph Mason Elijah Middleton Harrison Milberry Henry Mitchell William Miller Henry Oram Harry Palm Robert Parker James Patrick Otho Plater Thomas Rawlings Linwood Randolph Ralph Randolph Lester Renn James Ross John Ross Walter Robinson Henry Scott Harris Sewell Nicholas Sewell Walter Smith Samuel Stanton Henry Thomas Julius Thomas Ralph Thompson Charles Thompson Robert Earl
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Frederick Guy Barnes
George Albert Beaner
Frederick Vinent Bowie
Calin Brown
Amos F. Brown
Edward B. Brown
Ernest W. Carter
Amos Chambers
Charles Grant Chambers
Robert Cooper
Walter Cummings
George Coursey
Guy Chase
Robert 5. Dailey
Lester Davis
Charles H. Davis
Earl Nicholas Diggs
Frank Custer Dimmy
Walter Neal Dixon
William A. Dall
John
Dorsey
Lewis Duvall
Bernard S. Duvall
George Kields
Raymond Fletcher
Archie Foreman
John A. Gardner
Charles ©. Gardner
Lester Gray
Pletcher Grinage
William Leroy Hall
Ernest Hall
Harry M. Henderson
Oscar Herbert
John OG
Ir. Hall
Charles Henry Hill
George Robert Hhi
Joseph Summer Holland
Charles WN. Hughes
George Coune
Hughes
James Ivory
Charles Ivory
Eugene Edward Jackson
John C. Jackson
Lloyd F. Johnson
George Johnson
Gilbert Jones
John Augustus Jones
William F. Jackson
Melvin L. Larkins
William B. Lee
Joseph Worthington Mason
Elijah Middleton
Harrison Milberry
Henry Mitchell
William Henry Miller
Charles Onley
Henry Oram
Harry Palm
Robert Parker
James William Patrick
Otho Plater
Thomas EB. Rawlings
Linwood Randolph
Ralph Randolph
Thomas Lester Renn
James Ross
John Sylvester Ross
Walter Levi Robinson
John Sappington
Henry Scott
Harris Sewell
Nicholas W. Sewell
Walter Syvester Smith
Samuel Edward Stanton
Henry D. Thomas
Julius Thomas
Ralph C. Thompson
Charles Summera Thompson
Robert Earl
Corrections and Notices From Frederick City List
A partial reader list shows corrections for names including Washington and James Weedog with contact points Dx. AG. Bourne or Prof J W. Brun er and notes a forthcoming first installment of Frederick city names. A literary critique excerpt recounts Basil Tozer on Mark Twain at a Paris charity reading and a harsh remark about an American accent.
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Washington
James Weedog
Robert G. Whiten
Galvin Whoten
James DL. BR. Wall
John W. Williams
Thomas E. T. Wilson
Leroy Ward
Wilbur Tyler
Edward
Dx. AG. Bourne
J W. Bruner
Frederick
Frederick City
Basil Tozer
Mark Tavain
Paris
Mark
Rue de Rivol
Base Ball Scores From Philadelphia and New York
Baseball scores from Philadelphia Boston and New York show Philadelphia Athiees 2 Chic cage 3 0, Houston Rogton 1, Detroit 9 in New York. Batteries Foulette Woodall Jeffimans Washington Cleveland 4, Washington 1. Batterles Morton ONeill Mogridze Ruel. Standings list New York 36 21 632, St Louis 2 Athletes SL 24, StH Chicago, Cleveland 31 26 144, Detroit 27 80 47s, Boston.
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Philadelphia
Athiees
Flamings
Skammel
Hoston
Rogton
Ay Lens
Ehmke
Deverin
Davis
Severend
New York
Detroi
Foulette
Woodall
Jeffimansshington
Cleveland
Washington
Batterles
Morton
Oneill
Mogridze
Ruel
York
St Louis
Chicago
Clevend
Wastin
Detroit
Boston
National League scores report from Chicago Cincinnati and Pittsburgh
In Chicago at Chicago Chicago Philadelphia defeated 14 to 1 with Alexander O Farrell on the mound for Philadelphia. In Cincinnati Brooklyn won 4 to 1 behind Benton Hargrave Vance and Deberry. In Pittsburgh Boston fell 14 to 8 with Oeschges Gibson Hamilton Mattox pitching. In New York New York defeated St Louis 7 to 0 as Nehf Snyder Haines Ainsmith stood behind standing. Team standings list Chicago, Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia, St Louis.
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Chicago
Philadelrpha
Batterles
Alexander
O'Farrell
Weinert
Wilson
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Benton
Hargrave
Vance
Deberry
Pittsburgh
Boston
Oeschges
Gibson
Hamilton
Mattox
New York-New York
J. Los
A. Butterles
Nehf
Snyder
Haines
Ainsmith
Fragmentary Note on Telecommunication Service Found Safe
A partially legible police report notes a degraded text about a telecommunications matter. It references the United States emergency service and a national communications concern, with unclear specifics from the OCR. The fragment hints at regulatory or operational context involving a telephone company.
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New Memorial Hall
Tell-Nebi-Mendhi
Syria
Duprail
Byblos
United States
Congress
United States Courts
United States Army
Bloc Meade
Studebaker
J. H. Grove
Frederick City Garage
Frederick, MD
National League
Brookln
Phiada
Ginevitt
St.Lous
Ervegat
Tnt
Te Amer Telephone Company
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Second and Market Sts
Beecham’s
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Broad Street
Baltimore
Palm Beach