Music Pupils Present Pageant And Recital at Virginia Avenue Church
On Monday evening pupils from Katharine Weigel's class performed a recital at Virginia Avenue Baptist Church. The program featured piano solos duets and trios by Agnes Pee and Nancy with several other performers.
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Katharine Weigel
Virginia Avenue Baptist Church
Agnes Pee
Nancy
Local Concert Troupe Performs A Memorable Recital
The program featured Sandra Bowman, Janet Cline, Jean Cline, Alice Hats, Joy Stottlemyer, and others with Isa Wolfe Lauretta Wolfe Ro verta Wolfe and Richard Kemine as narrators. A large choir including Esther Powell Sandra Bowman Judith Ann Ramine Anita Dampier Connie Fry Nancy Godiove and more accompanied by Lee Sterling John Sterling Kenneth Bowman and Edward Castle delivered the performance. The event closed with a five voice girls choir led by Mrs McCarty and supported by Mrs Wolfe Grimes Remine and subs Ruby Churchill and Patricia Cianelli.
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Judith Ann Ramine
Anita Dampier
Connie Fry
Nancy Godiove
eRe Grossnickie
Robert Miller
Alton Carter
Lee Sterling
John Sterling
Kenneth Bowman
Samuel Grimes
David Powell
Edward Castle
Alee Hays
McCarty
Wolfe
Grimes
Remine
Ruby Frances Churchill
Patricia Cianelli
Tire costs and mileage from 1980 to 1936
The 1980 tire price was about 335 and mileage about 2 61l miles while in 1936 a tire cost about 8 and could cover around 20 000 miles.
Obituary Notice for Kenneth William Bowers
Family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during Kenneth William Bowers illness and death. Appreciation is expressed for flowers and gifts. Adv. Wife and Children.
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Kenneth William Bowers
Small Business Service Begun by Commerce and ABA
Department of Commerce and the American Bankers Association launch a joint small business counseling program in the region. John Weber in Baltimore notes banks will use department literature to back up counseling for 15 ABA member banks. Stores in Martinsburg adopt a Sunster closing schedule by noon today with Wednesday early closes in coming months.
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Department of Commerce
American Bankers Association
Department
Ofice of
John Weber
Commerce
South Gay Street
Baltimore
Association
ABA
Weber
Baltimore Commerce Eld
New York
Martinsburg
Warning signs of low blood and tonic relief claims
An ad describes low red blood cell count as causing fatigue, pale lips and nails, and poor appetite. It promotes SSS Tonic and 858 Tonic as remedies, claiming they build blood strength, aid digestion, and improve energy, appetite, and color with millions of bottles sold.
Pattern Catalog Ad for Fashion Bolero and Skirt Set
An ad promotes a simple one piece bolero and matching skirt set with blouse option in sizes 10 22 20 and 16 requiring 344 fabric for the bolero and skirt. Includes pattern details postal address style number and 15 cents plus 2 4 cents for shipping from Hagerstown Maryland.
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Comimete
Hagerstown
Daly Sale
Washington County PT A selects officers for year
The nominating committee of the Washington County Council of the Parent and Teacher Association announces a full slate of officers for the coming year including President Mrs Austin Gardfier and treasurer Paul Shank. Installation is planned for the June meeting.
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Washington County Council of Parent and Teacher Association
Austin Gardfier
West Washington Street School
Rene Burtner
Boonsboro
Charles Clopger
Clearspring
Herman. Stockslager
Hagerstown
Kerney Jones
Paramount School
Hancock
Walter BD. Bromley
Smithsburg
Charles Houser
Williamsport
Clarence Lee
Funkstown
Ralph Cook
Antietam School
LeRoy Jones
South Potomac Junior High
Joseph D. Mish
Woodland Way
Paul Shank
Maugansville
F. H. Cost
Broadway
Pupils Honor Keedysville WWI Dead With Arbor Day Program
Keedysville School pupils from grades one to six staged an Arbor Day tribute for four local men who died in World War I. A commemorative tree was planted by Donald Eaton in memory of L. Avey Je. Gardner Lapole Roger Easterday and Gerald Baker. Patsy Hammond delivered the dedication. Gerald Hammond read the Governor's Proclamation. Ann Miller spoke on Arbor Day's origins.
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Hkeedysville School
Donald Eaton
L. Avey
Je. Gardner Lapole
Roger Easterday
Gerald Baker
Patsy Hammond
Jimmy Fleming
Gerald Hammond
Ann Miller
Arbor Day
Nancy Hoover
Terry Gifft
Naomi Burkett
Jo Ann Waters
Phyllis Maphis
Jeanetta Roberts
James Ice
Arbutus Ruby
Peggy Stump
Esther Holmes
Danny Miller
Sandra Albott
Gerald Canfield
Arthur Mason
George Mason
Richard Ebersole
Peter Miller
Regina Hammond
Carroll Canfield
John
Betty Rohrer
Ses Fehl Maphis
Shirley Wagner
Dolores Mongan
Doris Ellis
Arbor Day program and tree planting at local school
Students in grades seven and eight led an outdoor program featuring What the Little Bird Said and Kedler The Tree What We Plant. Arbor Day was celebrated with the planting of trees donated by the Kee dysville lodge of Pythias. A separate note mentions a fellowship meeting at Chew church with Rev K C Steinhart speaking and a 240 to 390 strong local male chorus group.
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Ayres Monegan
Matteiine “Kedler
Keedysville Line
Pythias
Svangeli¢al United Breth
Marouthern
Pennsylvania
K. C. Steinhart
Maryland CO. FE. Union
First U S Cotton Wool Shipment Valued at Site
The first shipment of cottons from the United States consisting of seven bags of cotton wool was valued at the site.
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United States
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