Vocal Pupils Give Recital at Mrs. Watkins Home
Voice students of Mrs. D A Watkins presented a recital at 1016 Potomac Avenue with 75 to 100 attendees. Guest soloist Miss Elizabeth Nicely from Towson studied under Margaret Cummings Rabold at Peabody, accompanied by Helen Unseld. Nicely sang Thee Bel Ragero and The Two Magicians. Ruth Hankey accompanied on violin for Madge Charles’s Sing, Smile, Slumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Watkins
Lois Bingley
Glive Whitmore
Helen Middlekauff
Madge Charles
Madeline Fisher
Dorothy Newcomer
Katherine Heist Weigel
Miriam Kirk
Misa Nicely
Towson
Margaret Cummings Rabold
Peabody
Helen Unseld
Miss Unukely
Thee
Meta Schumann
Magicians
Curran
Bel Ragero
Ruth Hankey
Gounod
Sinclair Pal Faces Jail Term For Shadowing Jury
Henry Mason Day, associate of oil magnate Harry F. Sinclair, faces four months in federal prison after the Supreme Court ruling that a jury was shadowed in the Tea Bot Dome case. He is expected to join Sinclair in a District of Columbia, Washington jail.
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Henry Mason Day
Harry F. Sinclair
United States Supreme Court
Sinclair
District of Columbia
Washington
Closing Exercises At Keedysville Grammar School
Keedysville Grammar School held its Commencement on June 6 at 8 p m. The program featured songs and recitations by students, a class play What Happened at Erents, and a valedictory by Robert Line. Diplomas for regular attendance were awarded to Katherine Wyand Helen Stine Braden Stine Melvin Reel Goldie Long and Otis Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keedysville Grammar School
Bobby Hammond
Ethel Newman
Katherine Leatherman
Katherine Snavely
Mary Fales
Myself
Elizabeth Pottenberger
Robert Line
Erents
Elizabeth Poffenberger
Wyand Rohrer
Phyllis Ditto
Rev. Strasbaugh
Katherine Wyand
Helen Stine
Braden Stine
Melvin Reel
Goldie
Otis Long
Publisher W D Boyce dies at 71 in Chicago
Chicago publisher and big game hunter W D Boyce died tonight after pneumonia illness. He would have turned 71 next Sunday. His death ends a longtime career in publishing and outdoor reporting.
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Chicago
W. D. Boyce
State argues limited power over Hunting Creek fishing rights
Maryland Conservation Commissioner Swepson Earle says authority over entry for fishing on private property depends on statute or landowner consent. He cites Deep Creek Lake as precedent and notes Hunting Creek lies in the 1500 acre preserve at Catoctin Furnace, owned by Lawrence E. Richey. The Hoover aide has visited the area, and local sentiment among Frederick County residents is mixed regarding granting broader public access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Conservation Department
Swepson Earle
Hunting Creek
Maryland
Catoctin Furnace
Lawrence E. Richey
Hoover
Frederick
Thurmont
Harle
Deep Creek Lake
Garrett County
Conservation Department
Hastern Land Corporation
Isaac Walton
Clinic Sessions Held at Williamsport School
Forty preschool children were examined yesterday at the Williamsport High School clinic with Dr. Ernest Poole of Hagerstown and Dr. Ira M. Zimmerman of Williamsport in charge. Today public health nurse Miss Helen Wingerd will conduct a preschool clinic at Clearspring, and Thursday Mrs. Yeadel Hull will conduct clinics at Yarrowsburg and Sandy Hook.
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Willamsport High School
Ernest Poole
Hagerstown
Ira M. Zimmerman
Williamsport
Helen Wingerd
Clearspring
Yeadel Hull
Yarrowsburg
Sandy Hook
Three Officers to Join Hagerstown Police Force
Three officers will be added to the Hagerstown Police Department to begin duties by July 1st. The Board of Street Commissioners reviewed a long list of applicants from the past three years and will consider them, selecting the most competent men. Some 1926 applications have expired. the appointment of extra policemen has long been under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Board of Street Commissioners
Barber
Tiz bath promises relief for tired aching feet
An old advertisement touts a “Tiz” bath that allegedly draws out poisons and acids causing foot pain and swelling. It claims to ease soreness from coins, calluses, and bunions and offers boxes for a few cents at drug or department stores.
Arrests and fines cited in two week period
A local report notes a run of arrests over the past two weeks with 113 dollars in fines. The majority involved parking violations and disorderly conduct.
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Potomac St
City
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Montgomery Ward & CO
Riverside Tires
S. Jonathan St
W. B. Cratty
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Transporta
C. A. Voorhses
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American Oil Company
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American Petroleum & Transport Coal
Baltimore, Md
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Casnoy
Personal Finance, Company OF
Harry S. Myers
Automobile Accessories
Taubman’s
South Potomac St
New York
Supreme Court Authority
Old Gold
Wr Radio
Paul Whiteman
Hie
Columbia National Network
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