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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1926

Page

8

Downsville School Closings Through Thursday Eve

Thursday events at the Christian Church featured a closing program with students reciting pieces and performing dialogues. Names include Daisy, Rosalyn Dag, Dolly Wants to Kiss the Baby, Ruth Long, Carl Hunt, Milbrey Downer, Lydia, Geraldine Cavanaugh, and H. Hammes among others.

OG. A Itice Lon Grandja Poutine Young Jon Robert Cavany Dolly Rosalyn Daugherty Seul Ocho Ruth Long Wauttis de Arnart Teumayy Carl Hunt Milbrey Downer Vruttan Yowara Dia Lydia Charles Uy Olle McCoy Dialosmu Vuelo Fation Phely Group Hannah Hluck Insome Brothers Penny Exer Dim's Prise Panayitlan Gramma Me Ormbaker Melying Ma Nolda Wnd Rosalyn Dag Vayander Pauling McCoy Hiram Philly Maringsteer Geraldine Cavanaugh Hattle Milkrey Downey

Ward Mystery Note Receives School Year Prizes

The Cule Family notes closing remarks as Thelma Marshall wins five dollars for nest pupil of the year. Pawling Young and Julia West receive smaller awards. Certificates go to named pupils for regular attendance. Reading contest prize goes to Lucille Ridenonr ats x. Honorable mention to Gerakdne Cavanwash Tan aah Flook and Charles Downey. Judges include Miss Susan Kerstiner and Rev. Lyon. Benediction by Rev. Lyon.

Cule Ellis Cling Rev G. A. Frick Thelma Marshall Yohwinal Pawling McCoy West Atte Dane Lavius Brenour Mazel Cline Ruth Long Thellana Marshall Milred Middlebury Ruth Rowland Irvin Danehurty Raye Quend Cling Hannah Jool Milton Ditton Pawline Young Martha Cine Frances Moats Lida Young Jamewng Raymond Long Harald Daugherty Wowsard Hammond Josephine Moats Edwin Swall Blazel Hornbaker Gimehe Long

Degree recipients named at Catholic University of America

John William Rauth, son of Willa P. Rauth of this city, will receive the Doctor of Philosophy degree at the Catholic University of America commencement in Washington next Wednesday for meritorious research in psychology over about two years. A storm-proof police hood invented by an English constable is noted.

Washington Catholic University of America John William Rauth Willa P. Ranh

Biel Runs Competitive Spirit in British Amateur Victory

The piece praises the value of competitive spirit in golf via Joss Sweetser winning the British Amateur. It notes Sweetser’s comback strength, trailing after the first nine holes in several matches yet rallying to win. A famed professional commends Sweetser’s fighting spirit as decisive.

Joss Sweetser Sweetser Great Britain Rhs

Second Waddell Letty Grove Stands as Greatest Southpaw

The writer argues that Letty Grove of the Philadelphia Athle line is the greatest southpaw since Rube Waddell, praising physical greatness over others. The passage notes many famous southpaws, including George Edward and Vean Gregg, but claims none match Waddell in physical prowess.

Letty Grove Philadelphia Rove Vean Gregg Clorest

Striking Similarity Crewe and Waddell Pitching Styles

The article compares Crewe to Waddell in speed and curve, noting Crewe’s lower fastball and potential when he rises to buzz it inside. It also discusses the New York Yankees’ pennant chances despite a youth-filled infield with Koenig and Largers, and their ongoing winning record.

Upsetting Precedent in Yan Kong Wall Games

In the 16 straight Wall games victory, the infield was nearly all recruits led by Gebrig at first Lazerri second Kowals short and Mic Gagulla third Gazelle subbing for Joe Dugan out with an injured finger Gehrig the only veteran with more than brief major league experience Teaguer offers a hint of Yankee strategy amid a sensational syringing gale.

Theniield Gebrig US Br Lazerri Kowals Mic Gagulla Gazelle Joe Dugan Gehrig Tan Teaguer Yerkees

Lillian Gannon Aims To Swim English Channel

Lillian Gannon writes she will attempt to swim the English Channel with no illusion about its dangers. She notes Channel currents and sudden storms require study and preparation. She plans acclimation first and believes she will conquer England or bust despite Chesapeake Bay comparisons.

Lillian Gannon NEA Service, Inc Gris Nea English Channel Chesapeake England Chesa- Peake Bey

Old Folks at U B Service at Myersville

Octogenarians and veterans recall Civil War and old days at Myersville United Brethren Church Old Folks Service with Josiah Cummings leading survivors of John Brown raid and speakers like Captain George Lo Finder and David Wynod among others An afternoon session featured younger attendees and airmail stamp event tied to Nile imagery.

Myersville John Brown Harper's Perry Gummings David Wynod Keedyardle Keedysvirlts Sud George Lo Finder Slagerstown

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