19 Jul 1923
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1923
Page
1
A board statement from President A. Weng and G. M. Gruber of the Board of Education notes deterioration in the county system. The remark appeared in an afternoon publication yesterday.
Historic advertisement describes Fletcher's Castoria used for constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea feverishness in babies and children. It claims to regulate digestion and bowels aiding food absorption and natural sleep without opiates, featuring a genuine signature line.
Welog’s claim of unprecedented school failures is denied by Mr Gruner and Mr Weagley who call the report unfair. Many students who failed did not take exams or withdrew, 836 not promoted, with 42 passing to higher grades. They note crowded rooms and scarce books despite steady advancement and higher grade promotion.
Impressive ceremonies marked the public installation of officers by Ha weratown Chapter of De Molay in the Masonic Temple last night. Rev Dr Beait R Wagner spoke on citizenship and belief in a Supreme Being, praising the DeMolay for shaping upright boyhood. Officers installed included Henry Neikirk Master Counselor and several other posts. the event featured musical numbers by the DeMolay Linsi and vie orcheston, with plans for a forthcoming tournament Friday.
Jimmy Donnachie golf pro at Hagerstown Country Club set a course season record with 18 holes in 70 yesterday. The last round eagle on the final hole capped a terrific drive from the tee near the H and F trolley tracks, followed by a precise approach shot into the cup.
Announcement by Golf Pro Jimmy Donnachie states the second match of the season between Queen City golfers and local teams, set for Cumberland on Saturday, will be postponed to about mid August. A summer dancer was planned for afterwards for local players. Walnut Street row ends with James Cantner accused of striking Paul Morin, Morin’s father alleging Cantner was beaten. Cantner fined $10 plus costs. Mrs. Harry Cantner acquitted of assault in Marin family case.
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