St James Students Win Fellowships To Study In England
St James School announces two seniors George Seathaty Seathaty and John Evans have won English Speaking Union exchanges to study in England. Jack Bivang and Solomon Rhodes also receive placements at Harrow and Rossall respectively, with others to follow. Plans depend on selective service deferment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
England
Thts
Ba Sa Eshet Ai Etsarge Selbala
United Ries School
Statos
New York
Hia
University of ‘Wigland
Yvonia
Virginia
Hla
Columbia
South Carolina
George Willingham Seathaty Ia
St. Fans School
John Reynold Evans
St. James School
Brittal
Jack Bivang
St. Jamen Schwot
Trinity Jolloga
Hartford
Connecticut
Solomons
Maryland
John Brian Foster
Trentwood School
St. Janes School
Jowshin
Pathe Sih
Heath Nister
Kent Schanl
Connaett Cub
George Seibold
Harrow
Winston Charchill
Lord Weren
Hifl
Rogland
Hick Evans
Chamionship
Rossall School
Lancashire
St James
Ian Rhodes
Conley Jr. Named Manager of Crosley Distributing
W C Conley Jr formerly of this city is named vice president and manager of branches for Crosley Distributing Corp a wholly owned Avco subsidiary with offices in New York Albany St Louis Atlanta and Portland Oregon His headquarters will be in Cincinnati He is married to Tempe Glenn Young of Stagerstown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angonnes
W. C. Conley, Jr
Ecity
Crosley Distributing Corp
Conley
Coolerator, Co
Duluth
Minnesota
Crosely Distributing Corporation
Avco Manufacturing Corporation
New York
Albany
St. Louis
Atlanta
Portland
Oregon
Mr. Confey
Shepherd College Girl to Broadcast on WARK Program
Miss Dorothy Kearns of Berkeley Springs will host a U S Chamber of Commerce program Saturday at 7 PM over WARK. She will interview Senator Smith of New Jersey about American economic and military aid to foreign countries. A Shepherd College alumna and former Picket co editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kearns
Berkeley Springs
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Alexander Smith
New Jersey
Ower
Kearns
Sen. Saith
Shepherd College
Trail Ride Scheduled Sunday From Farmera Yall Peteraville
A trail ride will be staged Sunday starting at 21 a. m in Frederick County from Farmera Yall Peteraville. The Blue Ridge Riding Club Hancock Club and Silver Bit Club of Brunswick invite members and others to join. About sixty riders rode a 20 mile trip in the mountains northeast of Hancock last Sunday May 20 concluding at George Hughes farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Farmera
Hancock
George Hughes Farm
Hos
Six Crashes In City Yesterday
Six automobile accidents were reported by Hagerstown police yesterday afternoon. A 10 year old boy suffered a fractured skull when his bicycle collided with a car on Stratford Avenue. Multiple crashes occurred on Frederick Street Memorial Boulevard and Summit Avenue near Hood Street, with several drivers cited for reckless driving or driving without an operator's permit. Two parked cars were damaged and a truck collided with another vehicle on Washington Street Summit Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Stewart MecClear
Salem Avenue
Stratford Avenue
Alfred ©. Schelte
Maurmansville
Frederick Street
Mermorial Boulevard
Wesley C. Raughman
Cleveland Avenue
Memorial Boulevard
Cay
Ralph L. Hutchinson
Monty County
Charles H. Serig
Clear Spring
Wikitchen
Keedynville
Baughman
Sarah M. Violet
Richard
Bowers
West North Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Prospect Street
Glenn KX
Camp ‘Dell
Belview Avenue
Summit Avenue
Hood Street
Harold C. Johnson
Sprucer Street
William E. Beckley
William GC
Grima
Chestnut Street
Marshall FE. Twigg
Virginia Avenue
Woman Breaks Arm and Falls in Hamilton District
Mrs. Amanda K. Baker of the 1100 block Hamilton Boulevard fell yesterday afternoon and fractured her upper arm. She received hospital treatment and was discharged. In the emergency room were eight year old Sarah Jane Bowers of Liberty Street with a cut on her right leg, Nancy Carr of Funkstown with a forehead laceration, and Harold Smith of Brenner Avenue with a head wound from an auto accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda K. Baker
Hamilton Boulevard
Sarah Jane Bowers
Liberty Treet
Nancy Carr
Funkstown
Forehend
Harold Smith
Brenner Avenue
Across 27 29 34 37 28 4 45 47 49 33 4
Word puzzle snippet lists numerous clues and partial answers with misreads and garbled phrases. The fragment appears to be a crossword style page item noting obscure terms, misprints and stray letters, with references to transportation in the Central Region of the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guido
Papal
Holland
Empire State Building Listed For Sale At 50 Million
A syndicate led by Roger J. Stevens Alfred R. Glancy Jr and Ben Tobin announced a signed contract to sell the Empire State Building for about 50 million dollars. The deal may close later this year with proceeds aiding taxes and a Catholic charity foundation. The 102 story tower at 34th Street and Fifth Avenue, opened in 1931, is described as the world’s tallest building and highly profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Empire State Building
Roger J. Stevens
Alfred R. Glancy
Detroit
Ben Tobin
Hollywood Beach
Fla
Herbert Hoover
White House
34Th S Street
Fifth Avenue
John J. Raskob
Alfred E. Smith
Empire State
Hugh A. Drumnan
Empire State Inc
Raskah
Empire Staite
Ine ' Stevens
Glaney and
Sohin
Glaster Corp
Taft
New York City
Madison
Chicago
Stevens
Ann Aror, Mich
Glaney
The
National Bank of Detroit
Tobin
Deroi Real Estate
Wank
Hollywood
Holenden Intel
Cleveland
Clear Spring Legion Plans Memorial Day Service
Joseph C. Herbert Post 222 American Legion holds Memorial Day rites at Little Rose Hill Cemetery Clear Spring at 10 50 a m May 30. Graves of veterans will receive flags and members in uniform will assemble at the Legion home for a march to the cemetery. The color guard will also join Memorial Day events at Sharpsburg. A film Victory Over Germany will be shown during the service and a local veteran may appear in the movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Herbert
American Legion
Little Rose Hill
Clear Spring
Legion
Sharpsburg
St. John's Reformed Church
Joseph
Ffert
Germany
Lpaldier
Railroad Names Superintendent Paul W Friplett
Paul W Friplett has been named superintendent of the Philadelphia Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The posting covers Pennsylvania operations in the Hagerstown area. The Elkins West Virginia native succeeds M S Smith, who becomes general superintendent of another division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. ‘Friplett
Philadelpha Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Hagers- Lown
Elkins
W. Va
M. S. Smith
Memorial Day Service Set At Court House With Legion Address
The American Legion plans a memorial service at the Court House with IE. R. Hicks delivering the principal address. Morris Frack Post 42 invites the public and organizations to attend promptly at 2 pm. The program includes the National Anthem, invocation, wreaths, Gettysburg Address, music, and a firing squad salute by Company B Maryland National Guard members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Nvasel Hicks
American Legion
Court House
Morris Frack Pont
Herbert L. Andrews
Morris Frack Post
Hagerstown Munnicipal Band
Walter B. Campher
Edith Waectel
Scott Rk
Whgner
Company B
First Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Haferstown Municipal Society
Field Day Sets Record Participation at Jersey Event
The Western Marsland Jersey Fields Day rises in size with 75 percent of entries received for the event at George Stiles' Boonsboro farm next Wednesday. Judging begins 11 a.m. by Albert Staff. luncheon by the Reformed Church ladies. a junior judging contest with prizes, featuring breeders from Washington and Braderick Counties. The 8th annual event is open to all Jersey breeders and will proceed rain or shine under the two counties Jersey Associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Mueller
George Stiles
Boonsboro
Albert Staff
Westminster
Retailers Set Holiday Plans for Hagerstown Stores
The Hagerstown Retailers Bureau voted to close all day on six holidays in the coming year Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day Thanksgiving Christmas and New Year's Day. The schedule matches the practice used in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Ha “Oratown’s
Hagerstown
Cabbage Comes In White Red And Green Colors
A brief note outlines cabbage varieties in white red and green colors. The text highlights color options for buyers and gardeners, with no additional context or specifics about origins prices or suppliers.
Groundhog Day Reappears On Virginia Avenue Property
A short-read notice notes groundhogs occupying a parcel on the 280 block of Virginia Avenue, part of the Robert Helin property. The item records a recurring groundhog presence in the area, cited as a daily occurrence near the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil
Robert Helin
Virginia Ave
Groundhog Tale And Brick Making Note
A fragment notes groundhogs emerging from burrows and mentions a mother groundhog with three groundpigs. It also states that adding a controlled amount of soda ash to clay yields stronger bricks.
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Roney’s
N. Potomac St
W.C. Conley, Jr
Shepherd College Girls
Wards
Wards Sporting Goods Department
Montgomery
Braddock Heights Park
ART Taylor & His Orch
Riders of
Tomahawk Creek
Columbia Pictures Presents
Bol OF
Wiluoks
Taree
Eleanor Parker
Anthony Dente
Nobel
Edward Sual Ae
Lewis Allen
Valentino Hyves
Jones
Valentino
Edward Small
Anthony Dexter
Henry's
Irly
Syndicate
Clear Spring Legion
R. Hicks
Robert Stack Te
Men of
Texas
Algo “the Storm
Charles Bickford
Color Gartoon
Judy Garland
Nouth
Dean
Yeager NY
Roy Rogers
Bells of
Coronado
Derwin
Sons of the Proneers
Wyoming
Yvonne Necarlo
Richard Green
Desert Hawk
Pine Grove Drive-In
Martinsburg, W. VA
Miles Oorth Martinsbaro
Ronle $B
Vera Ellen - Yona Massey
Hlunta Hall
Colonial Theater
Gorcey
Ae Chas
With Huntz Hall
Bor
Lemon Drop Kid
Susan Hayward
Dan Dailey
George Sanders
Ais Sam Jaffe
Randy Stuart
Barbara Wwhiling
Vacki Cummings
Mary Philips Orestes
Michael Gordon
Sol G. Siegel
LM Polonskcy
Ward Cigars
Frova Une Hove
Kereave Woidmae
Orson Wells
Macbeth
JBL
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