Miss Trone Wins Honor in Hagerstown High
Phyllis Trone named highes t honor student and sal utatorian for the Hagerstown High School senior class at June 6 commencement. Carlton Schneier named valedictorian among boys. Sara May Cable Hester Hensell also among top seniors. Rev Dr F Berry Plummer to preach at the gymnasium service. recent Dramatic Club victory cited. basketball players to receive gold and cup awards at assembly.
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Phyllis Trone
Hagerstown
John D. Zentmyer
Carlton Schueiar
Phyllis ~Trone
Sara May
Cable
Hester Hensell
Carlton Schneier
F. Berry Plummer
Néeal Dureate
Righy School
Gettysburg
Fish Conservation Measure Passed by House
The House passed the White bill to authorize a 3.4 million dollar five year fish conservation program and sent it to the Senate. The measure provides hatchery funding for Maryland 60000 dollars, Ohio 75000 dollars, and other allocations for the next fiscal years through 1932.
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Washington
House
Senate
Maryland
Ohio
Auto Drowning Tragedy Narrows to Canal Crash in Louisiana
Nine people from two families vanish after leaving Hammond Louisiana on Sunday. State police recover an overturned car in a canal near Ruddock, twenty five miles north of New Orleans. Victims include Peter Lacausi his wife Mary and their children Marguerite Josephine and Vito, Lacausi's mother in law Mia Tumella and her daughter Margaret eighteen and her ten year old son, plus Mia Tumella's father in law Michael Canizarro.
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New
Orleans
Hammond
Ruddock
New Orleans
Peter “Tacausi
Mary
Marguerite
Alleged Bandit Fatally Wounded After Running Loot Heist
Chicago authorities say William Jackson, 28, sought for a $133,000 Evergreen Park train robbery, was shot to death beside his car in a south side alley after three months of pursuit. Police theorize gangsters killed him as he tried to take most of the loot from the Grand Trunk robbery, with only about a third recovered.
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Chicago
Wiliam Jackson
Evergreen Park
Jackson
Asters
Vanities of 1928 staged by Hagerstown Cedars
The opening production Vanities of 1928 at the Masonic Temple drew strong crowds under Hagerstown Forest Tall Cedars of Lebanon. A 25‑girl beauty chorus, Karl Barrell led acting, Paul Snyder directed, Zion Reformed orchestra supplied music, and a parade by the Tall Cedars Drum Corps and American Legion Drum Corps preceded the show. The Drum Corps won first prize at Winchester apple blossom festival. 25 candidates were initiated. A H Warne served as Grand Tall Cedar. Miss Calethe Julia Wagner of Hagerstown, an art student at Penn Hall, Chambersburg, left for Ocean City to spend May at the Flanders Hotel.
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Masonic Temple
Hagerstown Forest
Tall Cedars
Lebanon
Temple
Karl Barrell
Paul Snyder
Zion Reformed Sunday School
Wills
American Legion
Winchester
H. Warne
Grand Tall
Caleethe Julia, Wagner
Hagerstown
Penn Hall
Chambersburg
Osean City
N. J
Flanders Hotel
Armstrong Will Address Training Class Graduates
The Washington County Hospital Auxiliary hosted the regster meeting where plans for the annual training class exercises were outlined. Alexander Armstrong will deliver the address on the Sunday preceding May 2, with graduates including Magnes Della L. Parks Bertha M. Trovinger Charlotte S. Steinmetz Bessie F. Zimmerman Rosa S. Rowland Vada K. Trampower Edgemont Freda A. Burkhart from Hagerstown Berryville Edgemont and Smithsburg.
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Washington County Hospital
Regster
Alexander’ Armstrong
Magnes
Della L. Parks
Bertha
M. Trovinger
Charlotte S. Steinmetz
Bessie F. Zimmerman
Hagerstown
Rosa’ S. Rowland
Berryville
Vada
Trampower
Edgemont
Freda’ A. Burkhart
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