High School Basketball Letters Awarded at Assembly
At the High School Assembly yesterday Miss Condon presented basketball letters to Dorothy Powles Dorothy Ingram Helen Ernst Margaret Ohtman Florence Draper Jane Zartee Ruth Hutson. Donna Winters received a gold basketball and Edwin Semler awarded the basketball trophy to Section Four of the Freshman class along with a list of basketball letter otters including Vincent Hart Henry Chapman Jack Stone Draker Aldine Hammaker Frank Rosenberry Edgar Reed Eckstine Segal. Baseball letters were won by
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Miss Condon
Dorothy Powles
Dorohy Ingram
Helen Ernst
Margaret Ohtman
Florence Draper
Jane Zartee
Ruth Hutson
Donna Winters
Edwin Semler
Vincent Hart
Henry Chapman
Jack Stone
Draker
Aldine Hammaker
Frank Rosenberry
Edgar Reed
Eckstine
Segal
New Shoe Soles 10 Ad touts repair product
An ad from Des Moines Iowa promotes a solvent or glue for resoling shoes. Inventor O E Mothershead claims it lets anyone resole feet quickly at low cost. The offer includes a free sample enough for 20 shoes and a side deal to earn daily income.
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O. E. Mothershead
Mothershead
Garver
Des Moines
Iowa
Iso
Mother and son share Tustin high school class
Edward Martin, 17, a high school senior in Tustin California, attends class alongside his mother Margaret Martin who is also a student there and plans to enter college after finishing high school. The unexpected situation highlights a mother son enrollment in the same class.
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Edward Martin
Tustin
Calif
Margaret Martin
School honors winners with sweaters and a dramatic cup
Edwin Heard received a baseball sweater along with Vincent McClain Russell Rouzer Benjamin Dorsey Jack Stonebraker Glenn Couchman Edgar Reed Howard Layman Hao mer Rollins and Tom Hall who earned a football sweater. The Dramatic Club won the loving cup at Gettysburg dramatic contest and the school received the cup from Henry Chapman.
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Edwin Heard
Vincent McClain
Russell Rouzer
Benjamin Dorsey
Jack Stonebraker
Glenn Couchman
Edgar Reed
Howard Layman
Haomer Rollins
Tom Hall
Henry Chapman
Fairplay Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visitations
May 24 Fairplay column lists numerous visits from Ohio Smithsburg Hagerstown Cumberland and beyond. Community members including Morin Long Moats Stockslagers Coffman Jennings and Poffenberger are noted with relatives and neighbors visiting or hosting, plus a Field Day for 29 local schoolchildren at the Park.
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Fairplay
Harl Miller
Child
Ohio
M. L. Morin
Millers
Washington
Nettie Baker
Smithsburg
Annie Snavely
Hagerstown
Morin
A. EB. Petre
Edgar Rems
Wilbur Jennings
Brownsville
Jennings
Coffman
Baker Wilson
Blake
Harrisburg
J. M. Zimmerman
Williamsport
Morlin
Oscar Stouffer
Loslie Spielman
Bernice Cromer
Kathryn Poffenberker
Howard Berrer
W. Harvey Moats
Emmert Sperow
Lully Emmert
Harry Emmert
Lappans
George Hunt
Lonaconing
Antietam Light Company
G. A. Miller
Hillcrest
H. ¢. Grove
Roy
Selsam
Miss Miller
J. C
Mamert, Price
Waynesboro
Richard Grove
Susie Moats
Winton
Editor's Letter Box on banning minor junk sales
Editor cites May issue report of a six and a half year old boy in Paintsville Kentucky facing reform school for killing an eight year old over scrap iron. Letter argues minors should be prohibited from selling scrap to junk dealers to curb theft and crime, noting youths lack legitimate property and candy money drives crime through stolen materials.
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Paintsville
Why not stop crime at its fountain head
D Webster Groh of Hagerstown Maryland argues for crime prevention by addressing youth behavior. The note dated May 25 1929 presents a call to action attributed to Groh. An additional line cites an estimate that at least 1 000 000 persons in the United States have some form of speech disorder.
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Fountain Head
D. Webster Groh
Hagerstown
United States
Aged man injured in auto accident on West Washington Street
John W. Davis, 72, of Madison Avenue, was struck on West Washington Street by a car driven by Jacob Schultz, 722 West Washington Street. Davis suffered a fracture and was taken to W County Hospital. Witnesses said he walked into the path of the vehicle.
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John W. Davis
Madisom
West Washington Street
Maryland
High Street
Jacob Schultz
West
Washington Street
Davis
W County Hospital
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Lege Ulin
Athey
Msatiey
Baltimore
Mahera
THE
McPhail Paint Co
W. Franklin ST. Hagerstown, Maryland
Hagerstown Paint and Glass Company
W. Franklin
Garver Furniture Co
Potomac St
Jagerstown
Frederick
Coms Lumber
Tumber
Banking Department
First Industrial Bankers
Cash Capital
Alexander Hotel
East Washington Street
Sagerstown
Sax House
Hank Wide
Hoffman
Chevrolet
W. Washington St
Emerald
Dinary
Byrd
Antarctic
TYDOL
Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation
Broadway
New York, N. Y
GEM Oil Company
WEED
Hagerstown, Md
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