Senator Butler Urges Courage At St James Graduation
United States Senator John Marshall Butler urged St James School graduates to be courageous for country family and home. He compared modern defense to early settlers and praised General Douglas MacArthur as a symbol of courage. Dr Vernon H Kellett presided as diplomas and prizes were awarded to 20 plus graduates with luncheon for 300 attendees.
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United States
John Marshall Butler
St. James School
Clagett Hall
Almple
Butler
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
SS James
Vernon H. Kellett
Albert G. Warfield
St. James Alumni Association
James Cupit
Noble Co. Powell
Diocese of
Maryland
Frederick Willson
Carroll Wastwood Ashby, Jr
John Blanton Winn
Harvie Tudor Donn
James Mebane Reinburg
Thomas Willisma Alexander
Charles Worthington Ross
Cary Field Clay
Edwin Hodges Hull
Charles Maxwell Peterson
Charles Scott Brent Winn
Perry Richard Swanson
William Beecher Illig
George Willingham Selbels
John Reynolds Evans
Jordan Carrison Watts
Ian Albert Rhodes
John William Leitch
Oscar Bayne Barker
James Edward Main
Igor Nia
Islamoff
Dr. Kellett
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Igor Nia Islamoff
Stuart Dawson
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Ernest Albert Rich
Wal ‘Ace Crawford Parker
Tim Shryock
Bartlett Forney Sotinston
Mary Latrobe Onderdonk
Charles Scott Brett Wion
William Beecher Slig
Adam Tredwell Thorp
Boonsboro Couple Seriously Injured in Route 340 Crash
A Boonsboro couple and their four year old daughter were injured when their car crashed near a concrete culvert on Route 340. The driver Summers reportedly swerved to avoid an omen of a collision as road conditions were slippery. Janet Lorraine Summers suffered a fractured collarbone and head injuries. Leonard E. Summers had multiple cuts and possible internal injuries. The car's damage was about 500 dollars. The family was en route to Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Summers
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Leonard E. Summers
Mangansville Teacher Earns Degree After Long Teaching Career
Mrs Harold Snively former Pen Rhodes completes bachelor of arts in elementary education at Shepherd College amid long service in Mangansville School and a family rooted in teaching. Corsage given as special tribute as school closes. The article notes her past roles, war work, and musical efforts with St Johns Episcopal Church.
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Mangansyville
Harold Snively
Pen Rhodes
Washington County
Shepherd College
Clear Spring
Towson State Teachers College
St. John's Episcopal Church
Benjamin C. Willis
Lynn
Hugh
Washington Street School
Moral standards questioned for Hood College grads
Dr. Theodore August Distler urged Hood College graduates to pursue happiness beyond material success as Franklin & Marshall College president addressed 83 women graduates. He noted society has built high standards of things but not of happiness.
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Hood Girls
Theodore August Distler
Hood College
Franklin & Marshal College
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