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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1952

Page

3

Washington School Glee Club Presents The Festival of Spring

Washington School Elementary Glee Club staged an operetta The Festival of Spring in a school assembly featuring songs and dances. Cast included Judith Deneen Spring Mae Wilson March Patricia Pritt April Pogay Stoner May James Elracofe Chief Herald and many Heralds Flowers Birds Butterflies soloists and announcer Nelson Kline listed among participants.

Glee Club of Washington Judith Deneen Mae Wilson Patricia Pritt Pogay Stoner James Elracofe Herald Kenneth Johnson Timothy Andrews John Miller Nelson Corderman Maurice Hartman Paul Vetter Ronald Fineaney Donald Sacks Bernard Barr Carl Miller Nelson Kline Jerry Rowe Norma Jean Colvin Marlena Messner Shirley Maugans Mary Havermil Virgie Gilbert Lois Carr Charsey Ocker Patricia Sickler Veronica Black Nancy Wilson Linda Louw Bowman Nancy Slayman Carene Fay Sherry Funk Violet Dietrich Bonita McKenzie Rebecca Bluehaugh Hilda Suder Thomas Settle Esther Hornung Nancy Sprecher Virginia Wolfe Nancy Smith Carolyn Scott Linda White Barbara Arvin Beverly Bowman Diane Barnes Judith Dorsey Penny Davison Sherrie Cameron Dorothea Gross Ruth Weddle Dorothy Danver Judith Dereen Marlene Messner

Portrait of Fleet Admiral King Shown at Naval Academy

A portrait of Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King, commander in chief of the US Fleet and chief of naval operations in World War II, was presented to the Naval Academy Museum today by his 1901 Academy classmates in Annapolis on April 22.

Annapolis Ernest J. King Naval Academy Museum King

Jaycees Name Cleanup Officials for May Drive

Hagerstown chamber selects committee heads for annual cleanup campaign starting May 19 and running through May 31. Clyde Dyer Jr. chairs the effort with leaders William Higgins Roland Hebb Guy Bruneau and others guiding paintup fix up and cleanup activities. George Hawhaker to advise the campaign next month.

Hacerstown Duniav Chamber of Commérce Clyde L. Dyer William Higgins Roland Hebb Guy Bruneau Bermind Koerner William Hamilton Ray Beard Howard Kaylor Donald Young Edward Harriman Ralph Goldman Jin Strine Claude Merkle Robert Willis Leo Cheney Jaycees Hagerstown JASL Dyer Sunbury Io Hagerstown Allentown Reading George Hawhaker

Ninth Graders Get Interviews at Haeserstown High

Guidance counselors Atlee Kepler John Kerr and Mrs Trene Andrews finished interviews at three Jova junior high schools. They have scheduled all freshmen in Washington South Faptomac and Woodland Way Junior Highs to attend Hacerstown High next year to help students choose subjects for their sophomore year. The interviews covered prior work and future planning.

Hasetstown High School Jova Atlee Kepler John Kerr Trene Andrews Washington South Faptomac Woodland Way Hacerstown

Local Censorship Fought By Papers Report

Report from New York on the 66th annual American Newspaper Publishers Association convention notes strong push by publishers to uncover closed records. Local boards and agencies are criticized for withholding records amid new security rules affecting press information. The piece ends with an odd insertion about leather cleaning.

New York Heberg American Newspaper Publishers Association Documenta William Dwight Holyoke Dwight

Students Visit Stores and Silk Mill on Class Field Trip

John Carnochan's second period consumer math class visited Everly's Department Store in Williamsport and the Federal Silk Mill there. They learned clothing sourcing and quality and watched silk weaving from raw silk to dyeing and packing.

John Carnochan Everly’s Federal Silk Mih Williamsnort Everlys Ctars Federal Silk Mill Williamsport

Eight Boys Held In Stone Throwing on Mulberry Street

Eight boys aged 9 to 13 were rounded up by city police in a midnight drive targeting youths throwing rocks and other objects through windows of the Southern Shoe Company on North Mulberry Street. Detective Albert Lowry said all eight admitted involvement.

Southern Shoe Company North Mulberry Street Albert Lowry Hoya Tha

Local Youths Involved In Street Window Incident

An incident on Liberty One Street and nearby streets involved several youths throwing objects at a plant. One boy admitted throwing at multiple streets and a machine, causing shattered glass and a facial injury. Eight workers reportedly faced danger from flying glass.

Wildard Street Liberty Jafferson Street Frankhottle Therlin Streat Horle

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