Ladies Aid and Shriner Dance Coordinated by LocalGroups
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Allegany Hospital held a meeting in the sun parlor, hemming two dozen towels and three dozen napkins, with tea served by Mrs. J P Gaffney and assistants. Tonight at nine, the Shriners Club dance opens at the Masonic Temple with grand march music and decorated hall. Committees led by F H Ankeney and C H Gloss finalize plans for invitations, dance events, hall decoration, refreshments, and souvenirs for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Allegany Hospital
J. P. Gaffney
Mary Walsh
Mabel Fisher
Shriners Club
Masonic Temple
F. H. Ankeney
C. H. Gloss
H. E. Kenah
G. G. Shoemaker
W. H. Frederick
H. A. Manley
G. A. O. Smith
Wm. L. Morgan
L. J. Kimes
Col Duvall Dies in Washington at 86
Col Duvall known as Colonel, died Monday night in Washington DC at about 86. Born in Cumberland he was son of Dr and Mrs E P Duvall and grandson of Col RD Johnson. Survived by brothers Douglas Edmond Richard and sisters Marian Flora and Nancy Fairfield. Funeral today with burial at Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton Lee Duvall
Washington, D. C
Duvall
E.p.duvall
RD. Johnson
Cumberland
Ile
Richard LD. Johnson
Eleanor Johnson
Ferdinand Williams
Douglas F. Duvall
United States Army Medical Corps
Edmond T. Duvall
United States Army
Richard J. Duvall
Marian Duvall
Flora Duvall
Nancy Fairfield
Fairfield
United States Navy
Annapolis
St. John's College
Johnson Milling Co
Washington
Real Estate Transfers In Eckhart Flat Grahamtown and Baltimore Street
William Jenkins and Bessie Jenkins transfer parcels in Eckhart Flat Addition Frostburg to William F Ramhoff and Lydia E Ramhoff for 475 dollars. Ulysses Hanna and wife sell a Grahamtown parcel to Taylor Athey and wife for 700 dollars. William White and Evelyn May White with Murray White and Louis C White sell property on Baltimore Street now occupied by Kamen's Furniture Store to Samuel Wertheimer and Myer Wertheimer for 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jenkins
Bessie Jenkins
William F. Ramhoff
Lydia E. Ramhoff
Eckhart Flat
Frostburg
Ulysses Hanna
Taylor Athey
Grahamtown
This County
William White
Evelyn May White
Murray White
Louis C. White
Samuel Wertheimer
Myer Wertheimer
Baltimore Street
Kamen’s Furniture
Legislation Reported On Senate Appropriation Bill
The legislative execution and judicial appropriation bill covering 36.449 million dollars was reported to the House by the appropriation committee. It provides for more than 15 000 government employees and allocates 125 thousand dollars more than the prior year, but falls 3.184 million short of the submitted estimate.
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Washington
House
Senate action probes Rockefeller ties to Agriculture Dept
Washington April 1 The Senate passed a resolution asking the Secretary of Agriculture to report if any department employees are paid by the General Education Board of the Rockefeller Foundation and if any administration officers have endowment connections and their salaries.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
General Education Board
Rockefeller Foundation
Tennessee saloon nuisance law upheld ruling closes all saloons
Memphis residents await the effect as Chancel lors Heiskell and Fentress rule that the recently passed nuisance law closing permanently all Tennessee saloons is valid. More than a week the 500 Memphis saloons have remained open pending this decision.
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Memphis
Tenn
Heiskell
Fentress
Tennessee
Harrisburg Judge Trexler Files for Superior Court Nomination
Judge Frank M. Trexler of Allentown filed nomination papers in Harrisburg seeking election to a full term on the state superior court bench, currently serving temporarily by governor appointment. He is the first to file for the office and has no announced opponent yet.
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Harrisburg
Frank M. Trexler
Allentown
Marriage Licenses Listing From Greensburg and Nearby Areas
Joseph Bernard Weimed and Veronica Marie Brennen of Greensburg Pennsylvania. J Norris Hodges of Cassidy West Virginia and Fannie Currence of Hemlock West Virginia. Virgil Guy Harman of Davis West Virginia and Etta Myrtle Thompson of Maxville West Virginia. Hoxie Coda Pugh and Rosa Ordin dorff, both of Greenbank West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bernard Weimed
Veronica Marie Brennen
Greensburg
J. Norris Hodges
Cassidy
W. Va
Fannie Currence
Hemlock
Virgil Guy Harman
Davis
Etta Myrtle Thompson
Maxville
Hoxie Coda Pugh
Rosa Orndorff
Greenbank
Aviation tragedy in Phelms France claims Vedrines kin
Emil Vedrines brother of famed aviator Pierre Jules Vedrines is killed when his aircraft plunges 600 feet in Phelms France. In Harrisburg James H. Gallagher files nomination petitions for the Legislature on both Republican and Democratic tickets in Allegheny County's two districts.
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Phelms
France
Emil Vedrines
Pierre Jules Vedrines
Harrisburg
James H. Gallagher
Allegany County
Murder Shocks Herkimer as Youth Confesses Motive
Miss Lydia Leecher, 22, a Herkimer County schoolteacher, was lured to a village edge near Poland and murdered. Jean Giannini, 16, a former pupil and French youth, admits motive tied to perceived misconduct and moral trouble. Evidence includes coat fragments and a coat button found near the crime scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herkimer
N. Y
Lydia Lpeecher
Poland
Herkimer County
Jean Giannini
Little Pigs May Make Big Money
Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station outlines pig care from two weeks to fattening. Milk aids early growth. introduce shelled corn and slop at two weeks. Ensure ample trough space, good pasture with grass, clover, alfalfa, and soy beans. A grain mix of corn and shorts at four to five pounds daily per 100 pounds weight speeds cheap pork. At five to seven months pigs fatten with water and sound feeds. limit fattening to two months.
Feed and handling promise cleaner pigs at market age
A practical method to keep pigs clean and reduce dirt and worm transfer is described. Treated pigs are expected to fetch top market price at seven to ten months old.
Lime works wonders in Maryland soil
For six years Illinois farmers, guided by their Agricultural College, have used lime test results from Maryland Experiment Station dating to 1906. Twelve years of data show yields rising by three to five barrels per acre with lime treatments, yielding annual returns of 4 to 34 dollars per acre and potential farm income gains of 200 to 400 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Agricultural College
Maryland Experiment Station
Maryland
The Farm Woman Deserves Her Share
A Maryland Agricultural College president urges farmers to invest in home improvements and labor saving devices. He argues a wife’s help in planning gardens, sewing, and household needs can boost family welfare more than extra livestock. He suggests a home bath, running water, pipe work, and a gasoline engine for under 100 dollars.
Train schedule snippets and place names in fragmented notes
Fragmentary OCR shows times and station names including Frostburg Cumberland Hays Piedmont Lonaconing and Midland. It mentions trains near Frostburg with 8:09 p.m. arrivals and return departures, plus scattered numbers and towns like Jorden Mt Savages Omia and Pedmont.
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Miss Wilson
New York
Eleanor Wilson
Presi
Trousseau
of the Treasury
McAadoo
Hospital Aid Society
Shriner's Club
Col
Citizens National Bank
Trrough
German Savings Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
S. BE. Corner
Baltimore and
Centre Streets
THE
George L. Wellington
Hugh A. McMullen
W. L. Morgan
James A. McHenry, Simon Rosenbaum
Warren C. White
Charles G
EO. D. Landwehr
Obert MacDonald Thomas Footer
G. H. Hetzel
Henry J. Glick
IZSHU
GEO. D. Landwehr
C. G. Holzshu
John Schiller
C. G. Holzshy
James A. McHenry
Conrad
Cumberland, Maryland
Susman Rosenbaum
J. N. M. Brandler
H. A. Bachman
Mmerman
Lydia Beecher
Co. L. Opperman
Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station
H. J. Patterson
Maryland Agricultural College
Pennsylvania
Omlia
Darren Piedmont Vos Pedmont
Piedmont
I, Tl
Boulbeysun
Auyanize
Mathews Paint Co
Mechanic St
John A. Fulton & CO
Balto. and Liberty Sts
Cumberland, Md
West Virginia
Cumberland Press
Bathford Street
Goodman Alley
Shriver Avenue
Decatur Street
South Centre Street
J. H. Holzshu & Co
Insurance
Fi. Speelman
Bedford Street
North Centre Street
Tanzer’s
Liberty Street
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