Hagers Town High seeks $4100 for athletic field drive
The Hagerstown High School athletic field drive aims to raise 4100 more with alumni support after 6000 was gathered from students through benefits and performances. Graduating class members will solicit funds, and on June 29 the Shenk Sisters Virginia Julia Belle and Letitia will perform at St. John's Lutheran for the fund.
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Hagerstown High School
Alumni Association
Shenk
Virginia
Julia Belle
Letitia
Charles
St. John’s Lutheran Auditorium
Letitie
Miss Virginia
Hood College
Scout Deputy Wood Arrives In Hagerstown For Scout Council
Charles E Wood deputy regional director of the Boy Scouts of America arrives in Hagerstown to assist in organizing and financing the Hagerstown Scout Council. He will speak Friday night at the Court House. the meeting is open to all interested. Wood’s services are donated by the National Boy Scout organization, with no local preliminary expense. He comes from Charlottesville Va where he helped organize a similar council.
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Charles E. “Wood
Boy Scouts of America
Hagerstown
National
Boy Scout Organization
Charlottesville
Virginia
Wood
Hamilton Hotel
Dedication of Beaver Creek Church Organ Sunday
The new Moller organ at Beaver Creek Chris tias Church will be dedicated Sunday with Rev. J. Hempel Wayne sboro Rev. C A Frick Downs ville Rev. Wm Norment Hagers town and Rev. W KE Walderson Washington taking part. Stev Z N Doshields is pastor. Skull fractured in Baltimore as the playful dog jumps causing a child's fatal skull fracture to Pauline Birthling 18 months.
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Moller
Beaver Creek Christias
J. Hempel
Waynesboro
C. A. Frick
Downsville
Wm. Norment
Hagerstown
W. KE. Walderson
Washington
Stev. Z. N. Doshields
Baltimore
Pauline Birthling
Deaths in Washington and local area noted
Obituaries report Oscar Montague of Washington aged 56 dying after illness, with survivors Mary Catherine John James. Stella previously died, services in Rose Hill Cemetery. Naomi Mullendore of Boonsboro dies of pneumonia aged infant. burial at Boonsboro Cemetery. Harry Pryor of Williamsport, 62, member of fraternal orders. services at home and Riverview Cemetery. Glinton Stouffer, 74, Washington County resident, dies after apoplexy. funeral at Kraiss Funeral Home with Rose Hill burial.
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Oscar Montague
Washington
Montague
Haserstown
Anna Wellinger
Navy Yard
Montagnie
Miss Stella
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mary
Catherine
John
James
Father Kerr
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Naomi Elaine Mullendore
Thurston , Mullendore
Boonsboro
Millard Wilson
M. A. Ashby
Boonsboro Cemetery
Harry Pryor
Williamsport
Odd Fellows, Encampment
Knights of Pythias
Charles Brown
David Wolf
Frank A
Harrisburg
Charles Sword
Harry L.white
Evaline
Genevieve
Frank Pryor
Richard Schean
Charles Schean
Canton
Ohio
Howard JF. Bink
Rev
Wheeler
Riverview Cemetery
Glinton Stouffer
Washington County
Jonathan Street
Franklin
Kraiss Brothers
Stouffer
Hagerstown
Pion Heformed Church
Clyde Tr
Viola A
Kraiss Funeral
N. Potomac Street
Scott R. Wagner
Nm Ae
Dumping Prohibited at Vacant Lot 903 Hamilton Blvd
Property notice signed by Mrs ICIA Swartz warns against any dumping on the vacant lot at 903 Hamilton Boulevard. The message promotes the Potomac Hills area as an exclusive residential section and cautions residents about illegal disposal.
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Hamilton Blvd
Icia Swartz
Hagerstown Graduates to Hear Sermon and Address
Dr Walter Stehl pastor of St Johns Episcopal Church will deliver the Baccalaureate sermon to Hagerstown High School graduates at the new auditorium Sunday evening at 730. Friday features Junior and Senior Prom in the high school gymnasium. Commencement exercises Wednesday at 10 am in the auditorium. Henry C Spillman of New York will give the address. Week ends with Alumni Association banquet in the cafeteria and dance in the gymnasium.
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Walter Byron Stehl
St. John's Episcopal Church
Hagerstown High School
Henry C. Spillman
New York
Hagerstown
Alumni Association
Lindbergh Plans Aerial Farewell Flight to France
Charles Lindbergh prepared for a farewell flight aboard a British escort from a U S warship to Southampton and Cherbourg, after bidding farewell to Mrs. Houghton at the American embassy. He intended to circle Croydon Field before crossing the channel to Le Bourget, then return home to Washington aboard the Memphis.
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U. S
Southampton
Cherbourg
Lindbergh
Alanson B. Houghton
Kenley
France
Memphis
Washington
Coolidge
Croydon Field
Brussels
le Bourget
Paris
H.S. Finals at Greencastle
Commencement exercises at Greencastle High School set for Thursday evening June 9 at the Gem Theatre with Class Day events on June 8 in the high school auditorium. Also reported, Fred Hill, a local tobacco salesman, had an auto fire theft claim investigated by police.
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Greencastle High School
Gem Theatre
Greencastle
High School
Fred Hill
Memorial event for Confederate dead in Rose Hill cemetery
Confederates to hold memorial services in Washington county Sunday at Rose Hill cemetery. F Brooke Whiting of Cumberland, a prominent attorney, will deliver the memorial address at 3 p.m. A Municipal Band headed procession forms at 2:45 p.m. on South Prospect Street and proceeds to the cemetery. Flower committee led by Miss Howard and Miss Mary Bester decorates the Confederate monument and graves. Also notes local residents returning from trips and a dentistry student visiting the summer with his parents.
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Washington County
Rose Hill Cemetery
F. Brooke Whiting
Cumberland
South Prospect
Howard
South Prospect Street
Mary Bester
Eskimo Family Visit Draws Large Local Interest
The Eskimo family led by Jim Ahkila and wife Trixie with 28 month old Miles will appear in Hagerstown stores next Saturday in a cooperative program funded by The Herald-Mail. They will showcase fur Parkas and native crafts, with distinct appearances at Garver Furniture, Hoffman Chevrolet, Talking Machine Shop, and Maryland Theater. The tour is backed by the U S Bureau of Education. Clifton N Cooper opens an electric supply store at 27 Lanvale St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Herald-Mail
Hagerstowl
Eskimos
Jim Ahlila
Trixie
Miles
Trixie Ahkila
Jim
Alaska
U. S. Bureau of Education
Interior Department
Hagerstown
Garver Furniture Store
Hoffman Chevrolet Co
Talking Machine Shop
Maryland Theater
Clifton N. Cooper
Lanvale Street
Mail Story Renews Old Friendship
The Daily Mall reports a letter reconnecting Victor Cushwa with Mexican roommate Camilo Pani from Rock Hill College. Cushwa learned Alberto J. Pani’s role as Mexico’s minister in France and received a reply via Pani’s secretary noting Camilo Paul, Alberto’s brother, is chief engineer of the National Railway. Alberto Pani’s Paris address was also forwarded for a possible reply.
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Victor M. Cushwa
Camilo Pani
Bank of Mexico
Alberto J. Pani
Mexico
France
Cushwin
Alberto Pani
Pews
Rock Hill College
Hilicolt City
Pani
Mexico City
Finance and Public Credit
Camilo Paul
Alberto
National Railway
Bolivar Building
Paris
Gets contract for new bank in Dry Run
J W Henneberger of Greencastle has been awarded the contract to build the Citizens National Bank at Dry Run Pa. County Agent M D Moore is on a soil testing trip at Pectonville today.
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J. W. Henneberger
Greencastle Contractor
Ctizen's National Bank
Dry Iton
M.D. Moore
Pectonville
Maugansville Girl Honored by Chi Alpha Sigma
Miss Mepy Horst of Maryland State Normal School Towson elected to Chi Alpha Sigma membership for scholarship character and service. Horst an Hagerstown High School 1926 graduate and 1926 honors recipient. Also notes a Zembo Temple ceremony in Harrisburg and a June 6 Rebekah Lodge dance and card party with Bobs Orchestra.
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Mepy Horst
Maryland State Normal School
Towson
Chi Alpha Sigma Fradernity
Horst
Hagerstown
Mary Young
Rebekah Lodge
O. F. Temple
Bobs Orchestra
Poppies shown to Herald-Mail office by visitor
W J McCune of Halfway Maryland presented the Herald-Mail office with a large bouquet of double Holland poppies. The flowers are described as unusually large and beautiful. Ady: Buy and Bulla in Potomac Hill, an Exclusive Residential Section.
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Potomac Hills
Ady
W. J. McCune
Halfway, Md
Herald-Mail
Buy and Bulla
Potomac Hille
Five times as absorbent as ordinary cotton pads
A new material claims to be five times more absorbent than standard cotton pads enabling longer wear without changes. It is touted for extended use during activities like dancing or driving, offering practical comfort for hours of daily tasks.
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Charles Wood
Meet At
Court House
L. M. Cox
Mountain Head Club
James J. Sheffield
Metlon
Treasury
Don H. Hornbaker
George Mornbaker
Terrace
University of Maryland
Maccabees Hagerstown
Cuticura
Coticura Lanorstoriea
Malden
Mare
Coticura
Saum’s
Washington Street
Stehl
Rudy Jackson
Ike
HH. Shupp
Oak Hill Avenue
Local Anc
T Hagers
Netan Esilin
Wayne Pig Meal
Wayne Dairy
Universal Egg Mash Blatchford Chick Star
Wayne Stowing
Jane
Todd
Lady Maccabees
E. Wash. St
Garnet Gehr
Melody Makers
Northwest
Tagers
McDowell & Salem Aves
Swits
Campbell’s
Dan Spaghetti
Money Savers
Star Brand
Maugansville
Ilustrious
W. P. Wach‘ter
Ifat Gable
West
Washington St
Ellen J
Buckland
Kotex
Wfiu
Sharpeburg, Md
Ringo
Rinso
Lux
Lever Bros. Co
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