Montgomery County OY TO GRADUATE LISTS 116 Seniors
Montgomery county high schools plan commencement dates to be announced by Prof Lerwin W Broome. The 116 graduates lead by Rockville with 60, Gaithersburg 18, Sandy Spring and Poolesville 20 each. Names list spans Rockville Gaithersburg Sandy Spring Poolesville with numerous senior graduates across schools.
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Montgomery County
Lerwin W. Broome
Rocky
Gatthersburg
Sandy Spring
Poolesville
Broome
Rockville
Sarah Ellen Keys
Catherine H. Dawson
Blanche Elizabeth Kelly
Karn
A Katherine Beall
Adah Lorene Garnett
Catherine Louise_Shau
Katherine Wheeler Hicks
Hortense Lor- Betta Hunter
Mary Luche Welsh
Helen Elizabeth Hawking
Helen Louise Ramey
Antin Lamar
Margaret Ruth Rennebarger
Gladys E Watkins
Margaret Elizabeth Carroll
Mary Margaret Kraft
Rachel Ciswel Gott
Elizabeth Lucille Carlin
Mary Thelma Thomas
Agnes M Norman
Ethel Catherine Lynch
Esther Emily Goode
Mamie Heln
Annie Elizabeth Allen
Ruth Fisher
Dorothy Iloe Chapman
Helen Gertrude Day
Elizabeth Herriman
Louise B. Thompson
Frances Louise Leaman
Emma Adele Lehman
Thelma M. Fling
Gladys Veronica Welsh
Jessie Thekin Fisher
Pauline Cecelia Kraft
Sara Lee Reed
Senor Lou Jac Viett
Frances G. Hill
Boys Outnumbered
Harry C. Meem
James D. Couldin
Wiliam M. Offutt
Ning L. Fish
Arsthur C. Rykerd
John Rode Hughes
Preston V W. Grant
Williamw. Welsh
Henry E. Amos
Joseph C. Knight
David W. Lehman
Sfarry Creamer
F Wilson Carr
J. Hurhoole
Bowie J. Waters
Lester R Bosley
Itinerary and meeting notices across towns and offices
Fragmented listing shows varied events and locations. Itinerary mentions several offices, clinics, and furnishings projects in Sykesville, Medford, Westminster, Pleasant Valley, and nearby towns. Dates range through late May with multiple office and clinic references and a dairy meeting.
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Wanfield AW
Arett
Lidersburg
Hevsville
Taneytoun
Sykesville
Better Dairy
c+ie
Medford Grange
Westminster
Federation
Pleasant Valley
Baby
New Wineso
Elderait
Sville
Fire in Catoctin Mountains Bares 180 Acres
A new fire in the Catoctin Mountains two miles southwest of Foxville tower was reported around 6 40 pm Tuesday and burned about 180 acres on Bus Sind Flats. Raymond Willard Waterman spotted the blaze at Foxville tower and notified wardens A J Easterday and J Lewis who summoned men to fight it. The fire, about three miles from Lewistown toward the Frederick road near Winware, is now under control and largely confined to the ridge top, with the path directed toward John Prior’s farm. The Lewistown fire previously reignited Tuesday afternoon.
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Catoctis
Foxville Tower
Raymond Willard Waterman
Foxvile Tower
Fie
A. J. Easterday
J Lewi
Hames
Wort Edge
Lewistown
Frederick Road
Winware
John Prior
Lewietown
Patrons Association Meeting at Adamstown High School
Adamstown High School hosted the Patrons Association meeting with strong attendance. President Miss Mary V Bell led a program including Buckingham School Band performances, songs, reports by secretary and treasurer, and talks on Better Homes and Beautifying James areas.
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Adamstown High School
Igh
Mary V Bell
Buckingham
Winaforth
Nernice Spring
Carin
Miss Spring
America
Roy Hume
G W. Kerstetter
Helen Sauith
Rey Wi Kerstutter
Keysville visit notes reveal scattered family visits in Virginia and Pennsylvania
On May 12 in Keysville and nearby towns Ro Clute and family visited Mrs Cluis' mother Mrs Boller who has been ill. Visitors to Carl Haines included James Sanders and family, Willan Orner and wife, Flora Tull, and others from Fountain Dale and Gettysburg, with Andrew Alexander and family visiting Chas Devilbiss.
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Keynville
Ro Clute
Virginia
Craceham
Cluis
Boller
Carl Hainess
James Sanders
Taneytown
Willan Orner
Flora Tull
Fountain Dale
W EK Ritter
Olver Waybright
Famly
Gettysburg
Andrew Alexander
Chas Devilbiss
Classified Ady in The News Will Bring Results
A brief classified notice notes that placing an ad in The News yields results for buyers and sellers. It highlights quick responses, broad reach, and affordability for local jobs, services, and merchandise.
Four More Get Away From Great Meadow Prison
Fourteen convicts attempted a breakout at Great Meadow Prison near Comstock New York on a May afternoon. Three inmates were recaptured within two hours. one guard shot and wounded John Fat who had been sentenced for robbery. Other escapees included Lewis Horn and George Dosyer both serving robbery and burglary terms. Saul Laughten, jailed for burglary and grand larceny, remained at large, believed to have fled into surrounding woods.
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Comstock
Great Meadow
Tho
John Fat
Lewis Horn
George Dosyer
Saul Latghen
Boy Hit By Auto Near Frederick Junction
William Sparrow Jr about nine years old, son of William Sparrow, near Frederick Junction, was struck by a car driven by Irving Shuffler of East South Street Tuesday afternoon at Market and West Third Streets. He was taken to the Professional Building. Dr B G Thomas found only a slight concussion. The boy, walking from school, attempted to cross in front of the car and was unable to stop in time.
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Wiliam Sparrow, Jr
William Sparow
Frederick Junction
Irving Shuffler
East South Street
Market
West Third Streets
Mr Shuffler
B. G
Thomas
West Third
Market Streets
Th Street
Shafflers
North Market Street
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Montgomery CO
Leigh Poole
Nelva Thomas Allnutt
Alica Curry Nourse
Minfred Mae Poole
Nettie Lee Jones
Helen Virkimia Butle
Nellie Boteler White
Margaret Mitton Fox
William T. Beall
Lawrence Allnutt Darby
Thekerson
Jacquering
Mc Dartien Tate Oirector Rose
Lievd J Jones Jr
Germantown
Rasy Tleanos Hate
Granville Wiliam Wathing
Woollard Landsdale Souder
Emmitsburg
Visitint Hose Company
Am Wester Marsi
Animal
St Iowme
Joseph D Caldwell
Victor Rowe Secretis
Norman
Treamsuver
Joseph To Viuldweil Biét
Laver
Erwin Grown
Sitingert
Catoctin Mountains
Foxaville
Patrons’ Assn. Meeting
Adamstown
Keysville
Garens
Pratts
KF. Koock
Frederick, Md
N.Y
William Sparrow
Biu
C., Thomas Kemp
Frederick
The
Frederick County National Bank
North Market ST
Quynn’s
Nesco
Quynn’s Hardware Store
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Resources
U. S
Total
State of
T. S. Elmer Brown
Lmer Brown
C. Thomas Summers
Charles McC. Mathias
Chas. F. Seeger
G. Lloyd Palmer
Miss For Graduation
Kemp
Solk
Wiremup
Market Street
Vogue
Modern Lighting Company
Guernsey Bulls
Free
Guernsey
Heifer
Walter Butrall
New Yorket
Baltimore State Road
Frank A. Doll
Federick, Md
Compensation & General Insurance
Potts & Griffin
Court St
Hone
Hammaker
Hammaker Brothers
Thurmont
Harry Rowe
Dill Ave
Oliver Oil Burners
Pocohont AS
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Algar
Will Flaud Company
Jeweler's Spor Se
W. Eatrick Shopp
Seattles Hotel
South Market St
Nhewspas
Ggraiy
Ade
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