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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1936

Page

3

Everett Northrop Receives Degree

Everett Hollister Northrop son of Mr and Mrs Sanford Northrop of Oak Hill avenue was awarded a Bachelor of Arts at the University of Maryland on Saturday He also earned a teacher's diploma He achieved the high mark of A for four weeks of practice teaching in a Washington DC high school In college he played four years in the university band and held the offices of business

Evoerett Hollister Northrop Sanford Northrop Oak Hill Avenue University of Maryland Washington, D. C Busi

University staffer serves in library during Summer session

A university official, serving as a manager and chaplain, is also a member of the orchestra and holds a position in the library during the Summer school session.

Ness University

Review Board Meet for Scout Badge Reviews

All Boy Scouts scheduled for badge reviews should attend the final Board of Review this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The gathering is at the Scout office where the review takes place.

Board of Review Scout Office

Clearspring High School Grants Forty Diplomas In Auditorium

Forts graduates of Clearspring High School received their diplomas to close the commencement in Washington county. After the processional led by the school orchestra under Prof. W. W. Peterman, Rev. Dr. C. E. Wolfe gave the invocation. Valedictory by Rowland Reid and salutatory by Thomas Bowman. Oration by Belda Tyson. Diplomas awarded by Byron J. Grimes with board members present. Frances Cushna and Elmer Deets won student service awards. Alumni award went to Rowland Reid.

Forts Clearspring High School W. W. Peterman C. E. Wolfe Smithsburg Violet Hose Thomas Bowman Rowland Reid Belda Tyson Byron J. Grimes Frances Cushna Elmer Deets Prof Peterman McDonald Snyder J. J. Rowland Reid Elmer Persh

Deeds Names in Academic General and Commercial Groups

Reading lists show full names of students across academic general and commercial categories. Notable entries include Nellie Spickler Frances Cushna Pauline Forsythe Lorraine Cornnell Anna Hetzer Ruth Kubo Mildred Woford Carmen Sites Violet Hofe Vivian Tedrick June McAllister Cora Miles William Herbert Harry Rhodes Pearre Clapper Harold Martin Carl Tedrick Martha Beard Richard Clapper Guy Trumpower Ray Brennan Berkeley Repp Wilson Shank Medford Shank George Bowman Aka Merle Speck Velda Tyson Gladys Deeds Lorraine Zirkle Thelma Murray Edna Hull Edith Hull Helen Kline Jane Knode Evelyn Keisner Mildred Baritles.

Nellie Marie Spickler Frances Lucille Cushna Pauline Elizabeth Forsythe Lorraine Catherine Cornell Anna Catherine Hetzer Ruth Louise Kubo Mildred Irene Wofford Carmen Evangeline Sites Violet Kathleen Hofe Vivian Louise Tedrick June Elaine McAllister Cora Marie Miles Martha Lucille Beard Richard Charles Clapper Guy Trumpower Ray Charles Brennan Berkeley Clement Repp Wilson Fercher Rhodes Medford Garrett Shank George Thomas Bowman Merle Speck Velda Marguerite Tyson Gladys Victoria Deeds Lorraine Orpha Zirkle Thelma Margaret, Murray Edna Marie Hull Edith Mae Hull Helen Louise Kline Jane Fiery Knode Evelyn Mildred Keisner Mildred Catherine Baritles

Lions Club program outlines global history and local service

At the Alexander Hotel Lions Club meeting three members spoke on Lionism. President T J Cullum traced Lions International from 1917 to 2700 clubs and 80,000 members and covered the slogan Liberty Independence Our Nations Safety. Lion W P Wachter recalled helping charter the Hagerstown Club and discussed local club activities. Dr E W Ditto spoke on international conventions and urged attendance. The program previewed officers elected June 16 and Cumberland district convention June 21 22 23. The international convention will be in Providence R I in July with possible attendance by local Lions.

Lions’ Club Alexander Hotel T. J. Cullum Lions’ International Organization Lion W. P. Wachter Wachter Hagerstown Club E. W. Ditto

North Street High School Closing Exercises

Twelve students graduated from North Street High School at a Monday evening ceremony at Ebenezer A M E church. Prizes were awarded. Salutatorian Malinda Harvey and valedictorian Elizabeth Herbert led the class. Invocations and benediction were delivered by Reverends Campher and Criglar. Graduates: Elizabeth Herbert, Martha Jackson, Kathleen Jackson, Elsie Jackson, Doris Gray, Malinda Harvey, Henry Williams, Creighton Robinson, Joseph Cross, Joseph Whitney, Linwood Barnes, Phillip Campher.

North Street High School Ebenezer A. M. E Malinda Harvey Elizabeth Herbert W. E. Campher A. L. Criglar Martha Jackson Kathleen Jackson Elsie Jackson Doris Gray Henry Williams Creighton Robinson Joseph Cross Joseph Whitney Linwood Barnes Phillip Campher

Can't Fool Firemen in Baltimore Alarm Pattern

Firemen respond from box 231 to 529 North Bend Street after repeated alarms in five days. The fires, in the chimney or on the roof, have occurred at the same house, prompting jokes about knowing the exact route to the blaze.

Baltimore North Bend Street

Mark Mellor Ends 35 Years Service Honor

The Transmitter reports Mark Mellor’s 35 years with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. A dinner at Hotel Alexander celebrated his career begun in 1901 with New York Telephone and Telegraph, later moving to CP Tel in Baltimore and serving across Maryland. He received a 35-year diamond emblem.

Mark Mellor Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Hotel Aleaander Mr. Mellor Hagerstown New York Telephone and Telegraph Company Baltimore City

Friendly Workers meeting at Funkstown United Brethren Church

The Friendly Workers class of St Pauls United Brethren Church met at Miss Nellie Byrem's home in Funkstown on Tuesday evening. A brief business session followed by a treasurer Judy Barnes financial report. Alma Stoner and Eloise Lowman won prizes in games. refreshments served to listed members. meeting adjourned until October.

St. Pauls United Brethren Church Nellie Byrem Funkstown Judy Barnes Alma Stoner Eloise Lowman Meta Sterling Ethel Adams Beatrice Clary Jo McKee Irene Saum Louise Dellinger

A New Definition for the Word Pep

An old advertisement touts Crystalene as a cure all for fatigue poor appetite and shortness of breath. Testimonial by Harry D Stewart of Cambridge Maryland claims renewed health after using Crystalene. The ad promises laxative tonic benefits and urges readers to visit Rudy's Rexall Pharmacy for special prices and free samples. Hotel Hamilton Corner.

Stewart Rudy Rexall

Dear Betty Brainerd offers relationship advice in era column

A reader seeks guidance about a 30 year old boyfriend entangled with a married woman. Betty Brainerd advises on loyalty, social judgment, and possible breakup, suggesting bold conversations or strategic manipulation to end the affair. Also reported: Emily V Fisher sues Rachel Gillespie for damages in Perryville gossip slaying case. Gillespie freed on bond after manslaughter conviction appeal.

Betty Brainerd Elkton William L. Fisher Emily V. Fisher Perryville Rachel Gillespie

Apple Spraying Schedule for Codling Moth Control

The third cover spray for codling moth should start Wednesday June 10 to target first brood emergence and prevent severe damage from later broods. Replace lead arsenate with calcium arsenate for 3 pounds per 100 gallons, add 4-8 Bordeaux plus 6 pounds hydrated lime per 100 gallons, and use pheromone bands in heavily infested orchards before June 13 to deter moths. National flag standards require official size and material flags from approved makers in Nanking.

Wao Nanking

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