10 Jun 1927
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
1
In Latonia Kentucky the fourth race ended with both horse and jockey injured after a horse bolted through a fence. Gloria Hendley, owned by J A Latgnia, was fatally struck or killed. Jockey Fowler sustained a head cut and was taken from the scene.
Colonel Z W Zevely counsel for Harry Sincuit is ill at his New York home after a pot dowse incident. He remains under medical care as authorities assess the situation and his condition.
FARM NOTES advise applying strong lime at least six months before clover planting to sweeten soil. limestone quantity depends on soil condition to achieve a satisfactory stand.
Hancock High School honored eighteen graduates at exercises held last night. Superintendent Byrom J. Grimes presented diplomas as Rev Dr William S Hess delivered an address on citizenship based on The Aeginaire to the Flag. The program included songs, scripture, class president remarks, prize awards, and presentation of certificates from the eighth grade.
Spokane reader credits Resinol Soap and Ointment for clearing a rapid spread of blackheads and pimples. The testimonial notes soothing relief and how the products are kept on hand, with a final urging to ask a druggist for Resinol.
A derailed Ford was crushed beneath a trolley at a Long Mead crossing in Missouri. Eight photographs show the wreck. several persons were killed and many injured.
Eighth grade graduation certificates were awarded at the high school auditorium marking one of the largest classes to graduate from city schools. Frank Ellett delivered the welcome address at the Howard Street school and Reverend Dr. William Samuel Hees, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, offered the invocation.
Everett Hostetter of Antietam Street School delivered an oration titled The American Flag and Helen Carr of Winter Street School gave an accompanying speech. Interspersing the program, the ceremonies showcased student orations and remarks.
Miss Mieda Ziegler conducted math numbers as diplomas were awarded by Superintendent Byron J. Grimes and Mrs May J. Mohrer at her home in Funkstows.
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