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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1929
Page
9
Charles W. Rinehart of Cavetown Maryland has spent sum of funds and returned from the university vacation with his parents.
A solar halo was observed in Hagerstown yesterday, appearing as a wide circle around the sun with a radius near 22 degrees. The phenomenon, caused by ice crystals high in the atmosphere, lasted until about 2:30 p.m. and exhibited all rainbow colors though not in strong contrast.
Thousands praise the natural compound Ten Herbs for relief from stomach, liver, kidney, and heart-related symptoms after other medicines failed. Mrs. J W Dunn of Thompsontown and her husband report improved digestion, appetite, and energy with Ten Herbs, sold in Hagerstown and nearby stores.
Children’s Day services were held at St Pauls Methodist Church yesterday evening with five baptisms. At the morning service Rev J M Gillum admitted 31 youths and baptized four. A pageant The Red Velvet Pocketbook Dog featured a forest of make believe with daisies on netting. participants included Howard Elgen fritz Clarica Mutlen Mary Lancaster Amelia Bachtel Jack Shackelford Ann Harriet Huyett Margaret Grimm Norma Morin Elizabeth Smith Evelyn Rogers Kyle Kirby Louise Stoner Edwin Fuller Alpha Kirby and Josephine Byers.
Twenty members of the Hagers town high school faculty will depart soon for study at colleges to take summer courses. Principal Prof. John D. Zentmyer will attend the University of Pennsylvania, among others. Miss Eleanor Brown leads a group heading for further study.
The text lists several individuals bound for prestigious campuses. Miss Lorryine Taylor Elise Garmony Mabel Sheetz Negina Watson Innes Boyer Mary Kaylor and Raymond Dion head to the University of California. Miss Katherine Beachley I Keller Shank Simon Clopper Emily Humphreys S B Plummer and Dittman go to Johns Hopkins. Louise Strite will attend Syracuse and others go to Columbia University.
A fragmented record lists transfers between universities and individuals including Donald Elsworth to Os, Miss Mary Maxhemer to Wego State Normal School, Edwin from the University of Pennsylvania and Semler to the University of Wisconsin, Electa Ziegler to New York, Gustafson to Colorado State University.
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