Mr Lowry Receives Master of Science Degree at MIT
Kanmeart Miller Lowry a resident of this city earned a Master of Science degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge. He held multiple student and engineering society roles, served in the Army Air Forces as a weather observer, and plans to lead a laboratory in York, Pennsylvania after graduation. He is married to Alice M. Geil and the couple have five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanmeart Miller Lowry
Mimnert Mo Lowey
Massachie Welts Institute of Technology
Axetedges
Caimbrillie
Mascontine
Lowry
Aehrdop Oy
Tan Beta Pi
National Woneriyy Engineering Noriety
Chi Epsiten
National Farmtarary Civil Engineerite Fraternity
Sikma Ni
National Honerary Reserves Society
Imanager Oor
Transit
AS OK
Phi Kappa Biema
Elah
Woolland Way Junior Hikt
Hagerstown Elah School
Mees
Army Air Forcs
Parifie Theater
Wire
Ao Ianier
American Socioty of Civil Engineers
Hyilyodynamcs Laboratory
Civil Engineering Department
MET
York
SB. Morgan Smith
Alic¢e M. Geil
Wacoha Grange Set Meeting Tonight at Hayerts School
A Wacoha Grange gathering is slated for this evening at 8 o clock at Hayerts School. The Maryhand State Grange organizer will be the guest speaker and a special program is planned. An unclear note mentions an airplane catapulted first in Noverster.
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Wacohn Gratee
Hayerts
Maryhand State Grange
Noverster
Women Golfers Hold Tournament At Country Club
Women golfers at Fountain End Country Club staged a nine hole pulling contest on the pink course as part of an 18 hole event. Mrs Coblentz led with 16 points, winning a hall draw, while Mrs Little tied for first with 16 points and second for the Brassies. Major winners included Mrs Charles Sommerfeld with the Kecond Merit and Mrs Whayne Funk second in the Nib licks. The Whale group saw Mrs Charles Melkea and Mrs B. Filinger tied for first at 7 ½ points, with Melee taking the first ball. In the second field, Mrs James Th Fil Crane led the Brassies with 10 points. The overall totals ended Brassies 30 and Niblieks 30, with Niblieks totaling 290 points to Brassies 208. Two-Player rounds yielded multiple pairings, and the Tin Whistle Tournament is planned for next week with partner draw.
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Fountain End Country Club
Tha Pink
John Coblentz
Pe C. Welles
Mra
Coblent
Coblentz
Charles Sommerfeld
Whayne Funk
Charles Melkea
Mya
MM. B.filinger
James Th Fil Crane
Brassies
Mawar i. Roche
Nitlicks
Meaward We Cochran
Hospital Keates Discharges From Washington County
Hospital discharges list patients from Washington County Hospital including Carole Miller Ronald Souders Lennard Smith Winsdor Smith Charles Taller Martin Harsh and infant daughter Williamsport Mrs Laggan and insane daughter Mrs Snyder Mrs Poffenberger and others from multiple streets across towns.
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Washington County Hospital
Carole B. Miller
Baltimore Stree
Dudim Shoemaker
Boonsharp
Ronald Souders
Roessner
Lennard Smith
Myersville
Winda Smith
Hancock
Charles Taller
Mitchell Ave
Martin Harsh
Daughhter
Williamsport
William Laggan
Baltimore Street
Albert Snyder
West Side Avenue
Thomas Poffenberger
Argentine Pupil Finds Life Different In United States
Argentine pupil Esther Zeche from Rosario visiting Ashland College in Ohio describes her first snow, language barriers, and awe at American living. She compares education systems, dating norms, weddings, and traditions with Argentina while touring Brethren churches and staying with Jean Heck in Ashland. She plans further visits and studies at Ashland College after a Kansas camp.
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United States
Jean Heck
Mins
Esther Zeche
Rosario
Argentina
Mick Aeche
Mina Jean Heck
McKee Avenue
Ind
Ashland
Collegxe
Ohio
Roasko
Miss Zeche
Brethran Church College
Mitswecher
Zeche
Hagerstown
West Wirwind
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Kansas
Ashland College
Americas
Alhatiih
High Achat
Irl
Mins Zeche
Santa Claus
South America
Basterton
Mary
Martha
First Brethren Church
James FE. Ault
Janice Snyder
Shirley Wolfe
Wondera Shank
Frances Stoddard
Dean Heck
Roberta Snyder
Jean Martin
Barbara Stoddard
Grace Moser
Gloria Moser
Sisterhand
Women's Missionary Society
Miss Heck
Notable Life Masters hand in 1950 tournament
The Life Masters Individual Tournament of 1950 saw Ivan Hall of Pittsburgh and William Mouser of Detroit win a clear tap. Mouser boldly bid two notrump to show no aces, then raised clubs, guiding Hall to the alam contract in clubs. The play featured risky trump decisions and a sequence ending with a crossruff and late heart and club tricks.
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Ivan Hall
Pittsburgh
Wiliam Mouser
Detroit
Mouser
Hall
Tve
Autt
Queen of Hearts
Italf
Dafscard Dummmy
West
Declarer
Haat
Hart
Eluba
Dear Mary Haworth helps a mother with teen son tension
A mother recounts ongoing conflict with her 13 year old son Tony after divorce and a new stepfamily. The columnist analyzes anxiety and loyalty issues, noting Tony’s sense of loss and competition for parental attention and urges nurturing maternal support and family teamwork.
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Mary Haworth
Tony
Uncertain Advice on Handling Difficult Conversations
A fragmented clipping discusses strategies for comforting and guiding a distressed person. It mentions avoiding forceful attempts when the person is defensive and suggests seeking guidance from a Family Service Agency or columnist Mary Haworth for supportive counseling.
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Mr. Lowry
Emmert M. Lowry
Emmert Lowry
Tattle
Mmerson
Thomas Defertine
Mies. Slorum
Mes
Mowens
Harner
Wall
Medieve
Fiery
Niefots
Mason
Willian ‘Thomas
Steinhuel
Mies. Murphy
tHlaneke
Robert Fridingep
McCraw
Chappelear
Stine
Reed
Crisler
Thurry Priding
Ward
Jeilineer
Abbott
Prt
Ners
Keates
Ean
Penfield
Hagerstown Gas Company
Jacoby
Akisze
SOUTH
South West North East
Wary Prawitt
Flo
Cissy
Kan
Gota
Snelling
S.J
de Marygarer Ribbles Bnaak
Colusa University Press
Muoethers
Tane
Jineup
Irld
Wickham
Mall
Hstow
Bob
Sumter
Mul Ua
Wattenaochutt
Weston
New York
Rorge Suter
Bohman-Warne, Inc
Byerly’s Inc
Washington Street
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