Seven seniors graduate at Smithsburg high school
Twenty seven seniors celebrated graduation at Smithsburg High School with a candlelit service in the Athyrian Church. Principal Rex Harte introduced speaker Prof. Charles Albert of Bloomsburg. A class of 61 received certificates for finishing elementary grades. 27 listed graduates received diplomas including Margaret Bushey, Edna Dachtel, Corrig Forest, and others.
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Bouldhsburg
Veo
Methodist Episcopal Mirch
Rex Harte
Charles Albert
Pennsylvania State Normal School
Bloomsburg
Grimes
Ev. J. Ferdtjung Hesac
Lutheran
Thurch
Willgaler High School
Margaret Bushey
Salulataran
James Sensenbaugh
Rule Motorian
Hdna Dachtel
Margaret Iushey
Corrig Forest
Izabett Ionneberger
Paulina Hoese
Flornee Houck
Katherine Longhecker
Jarguerilea Troyinger
Three Leaders Named for Junior Chautauqua at Tunker
Ming Charlotte Helm, Mids Cath vring Schnebly and Miss Hachael Remisburg were named local faculty for Tunker Chautauqua. Mrs Wathering Houser will oversee prep from Swarthmore, Pa. The event opens June 19 with a pageant The Tell focusing on America from 1776 to now. About 600 tickets sold. remaining available at R. Paul Smith’s office. Adult season tickets cost three dollars. junior tickets one dollar.
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Mids
Cath Vring Schnebly
Hachael Remisburg
Mra
Wathering Houser
Swarthmore
Miss Helm
United States
R. Paul’ Smith
Potomac Adison
Coal Rate Case Hearing Set For Next Week
Tarl Gardner of the North American Camont Corporation announces a coal rate hearing in Atlantic City before Chief Examiner Butter of the Interstate Commerce Commission. J Raymond Hoover of Washington will attend for the Chamber of Commerce. The case could affect the eastern region including Hagerstown, with a potential impact running into hundreds of thousands of dollars for local coal producers. The current rate is 4.04 per gross ton, with proposed change to 2.72, a substantial drop for rail customers.
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Camont Corporation
Ha- Beratown
Atlantis City
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Butter
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. Raymond Hoover
Washington
Hagerstown
Flagerstown Coal Coloumzers
John the Baptist
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Nurse
A Greenfield nurse reports resuming duties after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the product with renewed strength enabling her to perform housework and nursing tasks. Many grateful women send testimonials to the Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Gearaung
Lydia
Sonhany
Stage and Screen Parodies of College Life in Brown vs Harvard
Jack Conway finds college students act better in movies after directing scenes on four campuses Harvard USC California and the Bodhorn Branch. Cast includes Pickford Haines Bushman Alden Torrence Connolly Williams and Gillen. Palace shows The Desperate Game and Sporting Life from Universal with Lytett Nixon Duval and others.
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Metro-Goldwyn
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Boithorn
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Tod Angeles
Cama Te
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Doolitts
Academy Theatre
William Haineste
Priony Prancis X. Bushman
Mary Alden
David Torrence
Edward
Palace
Gariat Productions
Palace Theatre
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Jenks
Ibis
Lers Mu
Pete Morrison
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Tew Meehan
Janes Welsh
Rosa Curling
J.P. Lackney
Universal
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Marian Nixon
Puillott Duval
Cyril Chadwick
Charles Delaney
George Seigmann
Ena
Gregory
Curtis Bensow
Cecil Raleigh
Seymour Wicks
Curly Burns Booked for Wagerstown Play at Maryland Theatre
A fragmented notice lists Curly Burns and Madea among cast names for a stage production at the Maryland Theatre in Wagerstown. The item mentions scheduling details and an adaptation plan, with references to other characters and actors, but parts are garbled.
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Pap
Lynn
Raynor
Red Mack
Willi Juriighe
Burns
Man
Maryland Theatre
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Summer stock opens at Maryhand Theatre next Monday
Beginning Monday Jub 2 Maryhand Theatre presents the biggest stock company season with Honaytime Company of a7 and star Lynn Millmett returning after a famed Old Soldier role. Also featured are The Loliphaw and Curly Burns in the West with Miss Dwo-lelfteen in Lite Miss and Bert Lytell with Elmer Wourl's The Map of Sons.
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Maryhand Theatre
Honaytime” Company
Millmett
Lynn
Lyall
Maryland
Curly Burns
West
Baylor
Lely
Dwo-lelfteen
Bert Lytell
Ulllint Rich
Elmer- Wourl
North Wools
Pretty Actress Runs From Vengeance in The Runaway
Clara Bow stars as a runaway film actress who flees to Kentucky with a mountaineer played by Warner Baxter after a wealthy New Yorker is shot in an apartment. William Powell seeks the shooter while Bow’s performance clashes with rural life in a melodramatic Colonial Theatre presentation. Cecil B. De Mille directs a strong realist frame amid Russian Revolution imagery.
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New York
Kentucky
Vengennas
Colonial
Clara Bow
William Powell
Miss Bow
Tennessee
Powell
Warner Baxter
Haythe Chapman
Volga
Bowtman
Cecil BR. de Milla
Russia
de Mille
Hems of Interest From Greencastle
Recent Greencastle items report borough council finishing two four foot square concrete curing links at the reservoir and operating the treatment tanks alternately with lime chloride dripping into the water. An Evangelical Lutheran Church addition will extend 65 feet with surrounding walling, repainting, stained glass and new heating at an estimated cost around 40000 dollars. Mrs. Wm O Snyder left for Birmingham Alabama after a four day visit.
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Ue House
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Ile
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Birmingham
Fragmentary local notes mix names and places in disjoint events
A jumble of names, places, and events appears, including references to Milnor and Milw, Tubba Okla, and Charmhorsburg. Items mention a breakfast at a home on South Cartisty street, a June 12 gathering at a courthouse or committee location, and various individuals such as Gharlea bs and Charles IL Clipphawer, all presented with unclear context.
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Rhodes
Peak Whitmare
Tubba
Okla
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Jota
Kantian
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Last English Duel Settle in 1820s at Halterden
A fragment notes the final duel in England, dated 1820s, between the Duke of Wellington and the young Duke of Willichilsea, at Halterden.
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England
Duke of Wellington
Duke of
Variation in animal feed and chemical terms unclear
Fragmentary OCR text mentions prices per pound and various misspelled product names, with unclear context. No identifiable people, places, or organizations. cannot determine a coherent news item or event from the readable content.
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