Prizes Awarded at 95th Annual St James Commencement
Surrey England's Michael Melville Stanley Evans earns trustees prize for scholarship at the 95th annual St James School commencement. Headmaster Adrian E. Onderdork presents prizes. Kirby M Brigham wins headmaster's Latin prize. multiple students win mathematics, French, English, and history honors. The Tower school awards go to Langdon Emmons Morris Jr. and several pupils share the Mrs Henry Onderdonk prize for punctuality. other honors include the Baby cup to Thomas J Shrrock and memorial prizes to Richard B Spencer and George M Rowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Melville Stanley Evans
Surrey
England
St. James School
Adrian E. Onderdork
Kirby M. Brigham
Bloomfield
N. J
John M. Thornton
le Wickley
Michael Evans
David C. Winebrenner
Robert Hy
Ziegler
Severna Park
Sig
Dora Attne Ferrucci
Robert C. Woodside
Washington
Henry Erd Douglas
John M. Smeatiie Jr
Newport
R.I
Hugo PF. Jaeckel
Westport
Conn
Jaeckel
Tower School
Langdon Emmons Morris, Jr
New York City
Henry Onderdonk
Ernest A. Rich, Jr
Philadelphia
George M. Rowan
Baltimore
Edward O. Weant
Westminster
Raymond Baby
Thomas J. Shrrock
William G. Richardson
Richard B. Spencer
Robert Venables
John Downes, Sr
Odd Fellows Plan Strawberry Social at Masonic Temple
The Gilead Encampment No. 10 of the IOOF will hold a strawberry social in the Masonic Temple auditorium on Thursday evening June 16 from 7 30 to midnight. Elmer D Miller chairs the committee with M J Smith R McConnell W H Crider and J D Newkirk organizing a fine program. The Dixie Ramblers Orchestra will provide music for square and round dancing with George Wiles calling. Odd Fellows from Baltimore Harrisburg and Waynesboro are among about 300 guests expected. On June 1 local Odd Fellows will motor to Waynesboro for a similar affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilead
10.C. F
Masonic Temple
Elmer’ D. Miller
M. J. Smith
D. R. McConnell
W. H. Crider
J. D. Newkirk
Dixie Ramblers Orchestra
Peony Gift Presented to Daily Mail by Mrs Allen Burkett
Mrs Allen Burkett of Mason and Dion presented the Daily Mail with two pink peonies on a single stem grown at her home.
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Allen Burkett
The
Daily Mail
Mason and
Dion
Local residents attend graduations and visits
Social notes list numerous graduates from Johns Hopkins University and the University of Maryland. Lewis Emmert Wingert earned an engineering degree while Richard Allen Mumma received a Doctor of Education. The column also records visits, trips, and extended travels by residents of Williamsport and nearby towns, including family gatherings, summer plans, and nursing and music achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Emmert ‘Wingert
Johns Hopkins University
Richard Allen Mumma
District Meeting For American Legion Auxiliary Western Maryland
The American Legion Auxiliary Units of Western Maryland hold a district meeting on Wednesday June 9 at noon with a luncheon at Becks restaurant followed by a business session at the American Legion Home 25 West Antietam Street. State officers and members from Brunswick Frederick Westminster and Hagerstown will attend led by Mrs Claggett Remsburg Frederick district vice president. Also William Joseph Guffey of Hagerstown will be among 1153 candidates for degrees at the University of Pittsburgh centennial observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary Lnits
Western Maryland
Beck's
American Legion -Home
West Antietam Street
State Department
Brunswick
Frederick
Westminster
Hagerstown
William Joseph Guffey
University of Pittsburgh
Guffey
S. P. G. A. MEETING OF WASHINGTON COUNTY SECTION
A meeting of the Board of Directors of Washington County S. P. C. A. will be held this afternoon at 2 30 oclock at the home of Mrs. Roger Whipple 248 South Prospect street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Washington County
Roger Whipple
South Prospect Street
Gettysburg College student wins Lloyd C. Douglas prize
Fred P. Entler received first prize of 100 dollars in the Lloyd C. Douglas contest for the best student short story at Gettysburg College. Entler, a first year ministerial student, is active in campus groups and programs and is a son of Mrs. Alma Entler of 216 Winter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getysburg College
Fred P. Entler
Lloyd C. Douglas
Gettysburg College
Seminary
Douglas
Entler
Eastern Pennsylvania
SCA
DeMolay Club
Alma Entler
Winter Street
Hagerstown High School
Commencement Day at Western Maryland College
Six county students earned diplomas at the seventh annual Western Maryland College commencement in Westminster. Miss Iona Jewell Simpson received an Honorary Doctorate of Education. Walter D. Dicker, Mary Phyllis Gross, Lillian R. Moore, Mary Louise Rockwell, Margaret F. Smith, and Lafayette L. Eller were in the graduating class. Kohler and Thelma Alger plus Cletus Garmony received commissions or marriages noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Iona Jewell Simpson
Western Maryland
Lillian R. Moore
Mary Louise Rockwell
Margaret F. Smith
Lafayette L. Eller
Walter D. Dicker
Smithsburg
Mary Phyllis Gross
Sharps
George A. Kohler
Officers Reserve Corps
U. S. .Army
Coleman Is Re-Elected to Ashland College Board
Rev Frank G Coleman of Hagerstown was re elected a member of the Ashland College board of trustees at the spring meeting held May 31 to June 3 on the Ashland Ohio campus. The board adopted a new constitution increasing board size and changing election and professional representation. Coleman represents the Brethren churches of the Maryland district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Coleman
Hagerstown
Ashland College Board of Trustees
Ashland
Ohio
Coleman
Brethren Churches of
Maryland
Taffy Ann Opens Upcoming Performances in Local Operetta
Readiness surrounds the debut of Taffy Ann an operetta staged by the Junior Choir with the Senior Choir sponsorship. The plot follows a surprise birthday party for Taffy Ann O Day and the mischief and trials of neighbors and friends leading to a happy ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Lutheran Auditorium
Taffy Ann O'Day
O’day
Taffy Ann
Gailie Jerome
Jerome
Taffy
Gallie
Billy Fisher
Lovely Drake
Baby
Mildred Goetz
Doris Ann McClain
Pat O'Day
Sam Goetz
Dorothy Hathaway
Hazel Mae Eifer
Neil Miller
Harry Leasure, Jr
Annis Lorry
Betty Wiebel
Ollie West
Junior McAbee
Jean Rivers
Marie Lindsay
Pesky Jones
David Wolfinger
Johnnie Ryand
Pat
Eddie Colliflower
Bee Rivers Wean
Alice Marie Reininger
Pete O'Day
Robert Dietrich
Eloise Wendell
Margaret Wolfinger
Madge Norwood
Eloise
Frances Moore
Catholic Daughters Meet Tuesday Evening in June
The regular business meeting of the Catholic Daughters of America will be held Tuesday evening June 8 at 7 15 at Western Enterprise hall. A social will follow with Mrs Frances McGinley and Mrs Lillian Hoover as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reguar Businness
Catholic Daughters of America
Western Enterprise Hall
Frances McGinley
Lillian Hoovers
DAR Card Party Set for Tomorrow at Two
DAR hosts a card party at 2 p.m. tomorrow with open homes at Mrs. Al ion D Patterson The Terrace and Mrs. Fred C Wright Potomac Avenue. Reservations cover thirty tables with prizes at each table and refreshments at 4 p.m. Committee includes Mrs Patterson, Mrs Wright, Mrs Mark Reed, Mrs William Burhans, Mrs L R Voris, Mrs W P Sperow, Mrs John J Carnochan and Mrs Leo Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alion D. Patterson
Terrace
Fred C. Wright
Potomac Avenue
Daughters of the American Revolution
Patterson
Wright
Mark Reed
William Burhans
L. R. Voris
W. P. Sperow
John J. Carnochan
Leo Miller
Washington County Graduates Represent UMd Commencement
Washington County sent several graduates to the University of Maryland commencement in Ritchie Coliseum College Park. Senator Millard E. Tydings delivered the main address as Dr. H C Byrd presided and conferred diplomas. Castillo Graham earned a Ph D, while McCool McFadden Humelsine and others were noted as honor graduates and fraternity members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
University of Maryland
Ritchie Coliseum
College Park
Millard E. Tydings
H.C. Byrd
University
Janet Louise Cartee
John George Hart
Charles Edward Lugar
William Augustus McCosel
Burton Harven McFadden
Carlisle H. Humetsine
Samuel J Polack
Rosemary Jacobs Burier
Boonsboro
William Scott C. James
Hancock
Lancelot Jacques, Jr
Smithsburg
Castillo Graham
McCool
Tau Beta Pi
McFadden
Alph Zeta
Humelsine
Omicron Delta Kappa
Pi Delta Epsilon
What It Means to Be a Christian With Money
Miss Marie Duffey hosted the Willing Workers Class of Long Meadow Sunday School at her home near Smithsburg. The program led by vice-president Herbert Rowland focused on the topic. Next meeting planned at Edward Keener's home with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Duffey
Long Meadow
Smithsburg
Herbert Rowland
Edward Keener
Rowland
Genevieve Rowland
Thelma Strite
Martha Wolfe
Sarah Keener
Dorothy Wolfe
Ada Keener
Mary Leruise Wolfe
Ruth Hollenshead
Eugene Duffey
Kermit Strite
Elminer Strite
William Leatherman
Lidward Keener
Rose Sister meeting at St Pauls United Brethren church
The Grace and Grit class will host their annual Rose Sister meeting tonight at 8 at the church. Group No. 3 leads the arrangements with Mrs Mil dred Pearl as chairman. The event carries a local community tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's United Brethren Church
Mildred Pearl
We Women Advice Column Untangled by Betty Brainerd
Betty Brainerd answers three readers in 1931 style. A wife urged divorce after a husband's affair. Brainerd urges divorce or separation to protect her own standing and push accountability on the husband. A second reader should seek divorce if needed. Brainerd emphasizes mutual responsibility and future behavior. A third reader is counseled to change behavior, depart, and avoid harming herself, with closing note to send real name and address.
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St. James
Odd Fellows Plan
Hagerstown School of Music
North Potomac Street Voice
Geiger’s Pharm’y 47
S. Potomac St
Belite
Berkson
Wash. St
ARROW
Washington St
N. E. Cor
Public Square
Women’s Hats L. & B. Hat Shop
Mary Chaney
Roanoke, Va
George Rooste
Rose Hill Avenue
Katie Ankener
Calvert Apartments
Richard Carl Medford
Washington, County
Max Pryhoda
Walter Ballow
Woon‘socket, R. I
Harry C. Stenger
Chester Stumbaugh
Williamsport
Middle West
Martin J. Urner
Oak Hill Avenue
Walker N. Joliffe
Doris Woodie
Fred Woodie
E. C. Woodie
Beaver Creek
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
Lloyd S. Grove
Norfolk, Va
Phillip Grove
Sharpshore
W. L. Morin
Virginia Avenue
Washington County Hospital
William Weetkirk
William Reismer
Broadway
Duke University
Eleanor Ruth Harbaugh
Waynesboro
Charles C. Spessard
Doris Wertz
North Potomac Street
Marion, C
Dorothy King
Harry Hershey
Robert
Lemoyne, Pa
R. G. Hoffman
L. Metro
Hamilton Boulevard
Alexander Sklarevski
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Charles A.shepsie
W. C. Huddle
Wiliamsport
C. M. Huddle
John Frey
Shepherdstown
Roanoke College
Salem
Saum
Fairground Avenue
W. C
T. U
Constitution Hall
Frank T. Greenwalt
Lantern Lodge
Snyder's Landing
Jane Isabelle Slick
William H. Slick
Frederick Joad
School of Nursing
Janet Hale
Nurses Alumnn Association
Columbia University
Slick
Columbia
E. L. Sutton
Woodrow
Goldsboro
N. C
J. H. Howard
Rich Square
Louise Gerling
Durham
Wm. H. Slick
Frederick Road
Shick
Edna Sutton
James Kingsley Noel, Jr
Detroit, Mich
James K. Noel
Mealey Parkway
James Kingsley Noel
Milas Katherine Noel
Noel
Castilor Graham, J
Mra
Edward Rohrer
Washington Avenue
Rohrer
L. C
Mattin
Mulberry Arenas
James Straley
Laurence M. Ewell, Jr
Chicago
Russell Campbell
Gettysburg
Lawrence Springer
Independent Baseball League
Pat” Springer
Arrow Blue Sox
Doc” Lightner
Washington County Umpires’ Association
St.Louis Philadelphia
Thelma Alger
Front Royal
Cletus Garmony
W. ‘C. Royal
Dorothy Dermody
N. Potomac St
Laura I. Baldt
A.M
Househild “Arts
Teachers College
Nese
York
Fashion Dept
Hagerstown Mail
Bth Ave
St. Mark’s
Gale Salon
Hollywood
Vonette
Croquignole
Lisin
W. Washington St
D.A.R
Grads
New York
WE Women
Betty Brainerd
B. B
Madison Ave
Dethal
St. James Country Day School
A. H. Onderdone
Hagerstown Laundry, Inc
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