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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
2
Miss Mildred E. Bowers daughter of Mr and Mrs J Russell Bowers 1723 Virginia Avenue was graduated from Lynchburg College this week A graduate of Hagerstown High School she earned a college degree recognizing her achievements during the ceremony
Old age and strain can slow kidney function causing backache fatigue headaches and dizziness. Doan's Pills are advertised as a mild diuretic offering relief by helping kidney tubes and filters flush waste.
Miss Bowers entered Lynchburg in 1946 to earn a bachelor of arts degree with honors in sociology and religion. She led the Paderewski campus pianist group and the Student Christian Association and was tapped by Kappa Omega Phi. She edited the Hornet and served on Campus Council, earning mention in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. She will study religion at Yale this fall.
The Washington County District Boy Scouts run the Spring Camp-O-Hee at South Mountain near Boonsboro starting tomorrow. Patrols will register at 4:00 PM with closing ceremonies at 2:30 PM Saturday. Awards include blue red and white ribbons based on health safety camp craft administration discipline equipment and food storage.
Robert McLanahan Smith Jr. son of Mrs. Robert McL Smith of 22 South Prospect Street was commissioned an ensign at the United States Naval Academy Annapolis exercises on June 2. He followed his father a 1919 Naval Academy graduate and earned sailing honors and command roles. He serves temporarily at the Academy preparing for the Bermuda Races starting June 12, then to the WSS Albany Norfolk and sea duty in August.
Five vehicles were involved in a crash after a car stopped at Mammond’s filling station on the Sharpsburg Pike yesterday afternoon. No injuries were reported. State Trooper David Hasenburer described a chain of rear end impacts starting with Mary P. Ditto signaling a left turn from 100 block Roessner Avenue and Nathaniel Millburn stopping. Maurice Ditto swerved into the filling station area and struck a truck owned by Frank W. Tammond.
A report from the American Can Do notes Americans have increased intake of canned fruits and vegetables over the last 25 years. The piece highlights rising consumption trends in the United States and mentions New York context.
A Charleroi exchange agent searched for a 12 year old boy who won a wartime raffle worth 200000 francs in the United States. The boy fled with the money from his office in Charleroi and has not been seen since despite ads police and school inquiries.
A historical trend shows the average American shifting from canned to fresh fruits and vegetables. In 1925 the average person ate 29 pounds of canned produce, dropping to 21 pounds last year, while fresh produce rose from 36 pounds in 1925 to 385 pounds today.
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