Negro School Opens With A Fine Program
A large crowd attended the opening of the colored school on Friday May 1. The day featured a forenoon program with prayer by Rev J T Bond and performances by pupils. Afternoon included music and addresses by visitors led by Supt B J Grimes and Rev L L Williams.
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J. T. Bond
Ebenezer A. M. F
M. F. Robinson
Second Christian Church
Muuls
Julia T. Allen
B. J. Grimes
Washington County
L. L. Willams
Asbury A. M. E. Church
Education and Church Unite in Community Address
The address urged stronger cooperation between the school and church. Rev Otho J Wells spoke on education, praising patience and perseverance. Principal Elijah Freeman urged parental guidance and full progression from elementary to high school to shape citizens. Frank L Hannett announced a local group will present a Bible and flag to the colored school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho J. Wells
Zion ¥. B. Church
Elijah Freeman
Frank L. Hannett
Hagerstown
Colored School
Clean-up Campaigns Build City Pride and Health
The article argues that Clean-up Weeks spark population interest in urban cleanliness and public health. It notes downtown growth, tidy streets, and park assets, urging year-round effort under Clean-up and Clear-up. Emphasizes familiarizing residents with waste disposal laws to boost enforcement.
Live Stock Prices and Cattle Receipts at Baltimore Market
Baltimore cattle market reports receipts up to noon at 340 head with market steady. Steers bring 8.50 to 10.50 for good to choice, 7.25 to 8.75 for common to medium. heifers 7.25 to 8.75. bulls 4.60 to 6.75 for common to medium.
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Baltimore
Market Report Cattle Sheep Hogs and Calves
Cows good to choice $6.07 to $6.75. common to medium $2.00 to $4.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 750 head to noon. market lower. Sheep $38.85. lambs $190.16. spring lambs $16 to $17. Hogs receipts 800 head to noon. market higher. Lights $13.25. heavies $13.25. mediums $13.40. pigs $12.90. light pigs $12. roughs $7 to $11. Calves receipts 60 head. market steady. Calves $5 to $11.
Items Of Interest From Greencastle May 16
Stephen Kauffman of Greencastle was admitted to Waynesboro hospital for treatment. Word came of the death of J. W. Glasa at his Hutchinson Kansas home, age 71, a brother of Glass of town and W. E. Glass of Scotland. M. B. Branthaver paid a $10 fine and costs for speeding on April 13 before Squire Beard of Waynesboro. Mrs. Warren B. Shook and daughter return from Bear Maternity Home in Waynesboro to visit parents before returning to Washington DC. Harry Stahl, foundations completed for a new home built of concrete blocks on West Baltimore Street. J. B. Byers and daughter from Huntingdon Pa. visiting relatives in town. The Good Will Fire Co. of Cham-
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Warren B. Shook
Bear
Waynesboro
Shook
William Qillas
South Carlisle Street
Washington, D. C
Harry Stahl
West Baltimore Street
J. B. Byers
Hunting- Joon
The
Good Will Fire Co
Cham
All Stars Rally At King Playground In Thin Afternoon
Borsburg and the local All Stars played a game at the King playground on a thin afternoon. Mrs. Alice Fleminga confined to her North Carlisle street home after a fall on Tuesday. A Ruainass, Men’s Committee of the Board of Trade meeting announced stores will close Saturday May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borsburg
All Stars
King Playground
Alice Fleminga
North Carlisle Street
Board of Trade
Holloway Ohio Woman Mayor Demands Justice in France Debate
A fragment reports a Holloway Ohio woman mayor railing against perceived injustice in France and calling on equal rights. It mentions a man named Menjman serving eight years for a shooting and notes a desire to stay at home.
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Holloway
France
Menjman
Hor
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