B n a i Brith Offers Aid to Hagoratown Playgrounds
Hagoratown playgrounds receive assistance from a local organization and shift Winter Street site to Salvation Army property on George and Wise Streets. Officers elected include Jim Dudley as vice chairman and John RR Gearing as publicity director. Harriet Peters coordinates worker recruitment via the YMCA with several positions open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagoratown
Yeaterday
Hagoratown Playgrounds Organization
Harry Cohn
Waat Brith
Chienti
Winter Street
Salvation Army
George and
Wise Streets
Winnter Street
Jim Dudley
Playgrounds
Harald Peters
Paul Dellart
Mra
Woodford Narment
Jim
Dudley
Wilbur Phillips
Katherine McCullach
John RR
Gearing
Harold Peters
YMCA
Hagerstown High Graduating Class Numbers 348
The Hagerstown High School 1950 graduating class totals 348 students, a smaller cohort than fifty years prior. The compiled list includes dozens of graduates from the main class and a continuation on page 1 features names such as Manspeaker Eugene Martin Alan Manpans James McKhaney and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown High
Manspeaker
Eugene Martin
Alan Manpans
James Mckhaney
Janes McMurtrie
Jacek Mills
Jenny Minnieh
Robert Morrison
Donald Mawel W
Henry Myers
Donald Nally
James Nave
Minwald Neundorter
Gerald Neikirk
Ronald Norford
James Nugent Fortune Odendhal
George Oller
Steve Palkovity
Ack Pike
Bruce Q. Plank
Philip Poffenberger
David Powell
James Powell
Jadson Smith
Wayne Smith
William W. Smith
Edward Snook
Waine Snyder
Richard Souders
Franklin Speilman
Sam Spieter
William Stoner
Richard Statler
Day Strite
Edward Simmers
John Templon
Dean McClellan
Vincent
Don Wakenight
Robert Waota
Marvin Warrenfeltz
Ralph Weagley
Blaine Weaver
Bulgar A. Williams
Robert A. Willais
James Willson
Eadwin Wisberd
Stuart Wisherd
Dan Witmer
Benie Wolfe
Ronald Young
Dale Zimmerman
Doris Artz
Marlene Bachtell
Bilivene Baer
Patsy L. Baker
Rosalie A. Maker
Calleen Barkman
Betty Barnes
Margaret Basore
Lucrefia Beaver
Frances Bell
Jo Ann Bond
JF. Wileen Boone
Janice Brewer
Barbara Brunner
Betty Lee Byers
Nancy Cave
Mary Lou Chapman
Patricia A. Charitan
Connie Clem
Dorothy Cline
Diane Crowther
Ruth Crone
Frances Danner
Harhara K K. De‘Grange
Josephine Detrich
Betty Pomer
Mildred Eckardt
Arlene Hiehelberger
Calista MilMott
Barbara English
Joyce Byler
Rose Mary Feigley
Laura K. Rockler
Janice Faltz
Shirley A. iForeman
Jane Mortunato
Marion Fulton
Carol Fundis
Patricia Munk
Sharon Gaver
Jo Ann Gilbert
Phyllis Grimm
Martha Grover
Mary Jane Guyton
Margaret Haines
Nancy Hamill
Ada Harley
Joyce Harshman
Anlrey Mart
Bonita Hartle
Dorothy Hartshorne
Aliee Hendershot
Patsy Highberger
Jeane Hackett
Ariene Slock
Barbara Hook
Jim Hoover
Frances Hornung
Mary Lon Rose
Bernica Klouser
Betty Huff
Joan B. Hull
Barbara A. Ingram
Betty C. Ivey
Jeanene Jordan
Marie ‘Keefauver
Darlene Kershner
Elaine Kendle
Lois King
Margaret King
Rny Knodle
Pearl Kramer
Geraldine Kretzer
Connie Lavoie
Betty Teatherman
Phyllis Lewis
Paula Jean Liver
Hetty Lockhart
Jo Ann Lagan
Jeanne Long
Judy Long
Cennis Longnecker
Sara Jane Lowe
Anna Lyne
Mina Lyon
Frances Mace
Mary Marpel
Agnes Mason
Alice Lee Maxson
Shirley Mcfaddin
Judy MeIntire
Lucy MeIntire
Bonnie McNairn
Jean Mentzer
Virginia Miller
Zona Miller
Joyea Miner
Dolores Minnich
Charlotte Moats
Marlene Moon
Marilyn Moore
Norma Mo
Leatrice J. Ritter
Elizabeth Roelke
Jean Rohrer
Joan Rooke
Julia Rose
Joanne May Toulette
Faye Royer
Connie Royce
Madeline Ruben
Larawn Rath
Dorothy Saum
Patsy Schleigh
Avelyn Schlotterhbeckh
Frances
Baccalaureates Set For Schools
Baccalaureate services for all public high schools in the county will be held in local churches except Hagerstown High School which will hold open air exercises at City Park. Commencement programs occur Wednesday evening in school buildings with three exceptions including Hagerstown Junior College and St. Mary's School. The outdoor service at Hagerstown High School begins at 7 30 p m from the bandshell with Rev. Dy L Boyd Hamm of St John s Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown High School
City Park
Hagerstown Junior College
St. Mary's School
Dy. L. Boyd Hamm
St. Jon's Lutheran Church
Bewttehtn New Kitchen-Wear ApronsPattern Catalog Note
The notice advertises inexpensive kitchen wear aprons, embroidery transfers, and cutting charts for two aprons. It promotes sending twenty five cents to a post office box in New York for pattern catalogs and includes a brief note about a free pattern. It ends with a historical reference to Nevada's 1942 Supreme Court ruling on quickie divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstow
Dept. P.O
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
Alicea
Nevada
Supreme Court
God Strikes Life's Keynote Sermon Weather Plan
In case weather worsens the program moves to EHingerst School. If doubt remains, a radio announcement will decide between 4 and 5 p.m. for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehingerst
Naval Academy graduates 722 at Annapolis commencement
Secretary Marshall told 722 Naval Academy graduates that services share blame for delays in universal military training as 7,000 gather in Dahlgren Hall. The class included 177 second lieutenants to the air force and 481 ensigns. 23 in the supply corps and 49 in the Marine Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Defense
Marshall
Naval Academy
Armed Services
Dahlgren
Senate
Washington
India
Academy
Midshipmen
Army
Robert A. Renneman
Port Washington
N. Y
Navy
Morrow
Aeateny
Air Force
Supply Corps
Marine Corps
Acheson and McCarthy Meet by Chance in Senate Elevator
Secretary of State Dean Acheson and Senator Joseph McCarthy met face to face in a Senate office building elevator by chance. McCarthy introduced himself, and both men shook hands, with McCarthy saying neither of them turned his back. The remark followed a report of the UN flag adoption on October 20, 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seeretary
Acheson
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Acheron
Jeannett
Joe McCarthy
Dean Acheron
Movie Opens Three Day Run At Colonial Theater
Ava Gardner and Robert Mitchum star in My Forbidden Past as romance confronts drama in New Orleans settings. The Colonial Theater presents the film starting tomorrow for a three day engagement with early 1990s production cues amid a period backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava Gardner
Robert Mitcthum
New Orleans
Colonial Theater
Hagerstown Man Given 48 Days
Franklin County court sentenced two drunken drivers and paroled one. Charles W. Cosey of Hagerstown received a 48 day term after being arrested in Waynesboro last month. He had served 12 of the 60 day standard and was taken into custody after his car crossed the Victor Tool Company lawn on May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Hagerstown
Charles W. Cosey
Waynesboro
Cosey
Victor Tool Company
Turtles to Run in City Tonight at Municipal Stadium
Several hundred turtles entered for a charity race at Municipal Stadium sponsored by local merchants and organizations. If rain interrupts, the event will be moved to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turtlesiat Municipal Stadium
Hagerstown Forest
We Tall Cedars
Lebanon
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Arlene Yeates
Wanda Zimmerman
By Wee Brookes
New Heights
Larly
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Douglas Spencer
James Young
Maryland
Laredo
Colurarha Pictures Presents
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