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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1952

Page

4

Plans Complete For Baccalaureate At Hagerstown High

The baccalaureate service for Hagerstown High School graduates will be at City Park on Sunday June 1 at 7 20 p m. Dr Paul M Robinson of the Church of the Brethren will deliver the sermon with the Hagerstown High School Chorus directed by Mrs Louise Davidson performing several anthems. If weather is bad the service moves to the high school auditorium with radio notices at 230 p m. Commencement exercises for the graduating class will be held in the school auditorium on the morning of June 6.

Hagerstown High School City Park Paul M. ‘Tobinson Church of the Trethren Hagerstown Fligh School Louise Davidson America Schuol

Civil Defense Seeks Rescue Truck and Radio Gear

County Commissioners approved a 6600 dollar civilian defense rescue truck and shortwave radio gear with one quarter shared by the city and federal government. Maryland civilian defense director David McIntosh urged paid staff for the county director and described the truck as a mobile rescue unit with an air compressor and emergency generator for use in disasters or enemy action.

David McIntosh Maryland McIntosh

County Civilian Defense Plans Radio Equipment Buy

The county proposes to purchase shortwave radio gear for civilian defense including two auto sets and six walkie talkies at 12,200 dollars. Federal funds would cover half. the county would pay 6,100 dollars, with the city sharing half of that. No decision on hiring a paid secretary for the county director has been made.

the Daily Mail Hagerstown McIntosh Fett

Jersey Field Day Entry List Larger

Jersey Field Day at George Stiles farm near Hoonghoro on Memorial Day May 27 will feature 112 head of Jersey cattle entered by 26 breeders from Washington and Frederick counties. Cpl. Herb Tintle of Durmont New Jersey, once 263 pounds, now 176 after 19 months in U S and Korea, headlines the event with army service. John Morris of the University of Maryland extension service will judge and exhibitors must present registration papers per State Fair Board rules.

Maryland Korea Jersey Cpl Herb ‘Tintle Mack Miller Roscoe T Brown Washington County Frederick County George Stiles Farm Hoong Horo May An John Morris University of Maryland Catension Service

Four Properties Sold At Auction In Boonsboro

Four properties were sold in front of the Court House yesterday afternoon by auctioneers S Braden King and Samuel Hoffman. A brick residence in Boonsboro estate of Annis Nicodemus sold for 7400 to George Kline. A two acre lot adjacent to Shafer Memorial Park sold for 2650 to Lloyd Thompson. A brick house on West Washington Street sold for 5420 to Russell E Proyard. A concrete block fire apartment building and storage lot on West Washington Street sold for 7500 with purchaser name withheld. Samuel Hoffman sold the last two properties.

Court House S. Braden King Samuel Hoffman Boonsharo Annis Nicodemus George Kline Boonsboro Wing King Shafer Russell E. Proyard West Washington Street

Poetry Readings At Hagerstown High School

Students in Miss Martha Seaman's junior English classes at Hagerstown High listened to recordings of poems last week. Edwin Markham narrated The Man with the Hoe and Lincoln the Man of the People, while The Ballad of the Trees and the Master was read by Sidney Lanter and two students. Richard Beesecker sang the hymn with Joven Snyder on organ. Hey was a member of last year's graduating class and Miss Snyder will graduate next week. This week the classes will hear Robert Frost poems narrated by the author. Theodor Herzl, born in Budapest in 1869, is noted as founder of modern Zionism and his 1896 Jewish State helped spur Jewish nationalism.

Martha Seaman Hagerstown High School Lincoln Edwin Markham Sidney Lanter Richard Beesecker Joven Snyder Hey Snydép Robert Frost

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