Western Maryland to Keep Contract Plan
Western Maryland Railway will relocate its Hagerstown Ridgely and Elkins repair shops to Port Covington but will not abandon the contract system immediately. Heavy repairs may move to contractors, with some work still done in Hagerstown and King. About 1,000 workers affected. 40 new Elkins hires since a restraining order. Attorneys prepare for Elkins hearing on injunction permanence.
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Western Maryland Railway
Hagerstown
Ridgely and Elkins
Port Covington
C. J. Wolfe
Rallneins
Dickson Construction and Repair Company
Maryland
West Virginia
King
Byers
Pyers
Philadelphia
Thaliwin Locomotive Works
American Locomoive Works
Richmond
Elkins
Elkins Sinc
Hor Fogle
Heing Im
Tagers Fawn
Baltimore
Local Notes From New Market April 27 A Busy Social Day
Frank Phebus of Mt Atry visited town on Tuesday. Mrs Linda Reich and Gen Elizabeth Reich of Waslington called on Nannie Reich Wednesday. Helen Ridgway of Altmore hosted by Mrs C A McLrnde for days. Mary Boyden Philadelphia Easter visitors returned home. Clifton Sponseller Mount Airy visited his father George Sponseller. Eldred Falconer of Baltimore spent weekend with father W F Falconer. A B Carr left for home in Sykesville after winter with Thomas Dronenberg. Wm Dronenberg family visited Cronenbeargs Sunday. Helen Mealey returned to school after holidays with Mealey parents. Mrs Blaney returning from hotel to Baltimore. Rev Mr Serforce and mother arrived at parsonage Friday. High School play at hall Friday night. Dewey Zimmerman of Baltimore weekend with parents. Mrs C T Magruder indisposed last week. Owen Simmons Sunday visit to Tamaville. Mrs Mines nursing Hopkins returned to Baltimore. Miss Steir of Washington attended Pavia Wood wedding. Miss Katharine Wood of Baltimore returned home after visiting Jessie Drown. Mrs Georganna Wolfe of Tamerville visited daughter FR L Snowfelter Sunday. Mrs Henry Boyer of Monrovia and Miss Elizabeth Boyer visited Miss Mane Boyer Sunday.
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New Market
Frank Phebus
Mt. Atry
Linda Griffith Reich
Elizabeth Reich
Waslington
Nannie Reich
Helen Ridgiway
Altimore
C. A. McLrnde
Mary Boyden
Philadelphia
Peter Boyden
Clifton Sponseller
Mount Airy
George. Sponseller
Eldred Falconer
W. FE. Falconer
A. B. Carr
Sykesville
Thomas Dronenberg
Wm. Dronenberg
Thomas Cronenbearg
Misa Helen Mealey
McCleland Mealey
Mra Blaney
Baltmore
M. P
Serforce
Dewey Zimmerman
Baltimore
Tis
A. J. Zimmerman
C T. Magruder
Owen Simmons
Tamaville
Mines
Hopkins
M.s. Elizabeth Boyer
Mane Boyer
Fergaville Sunday Services and Local Visits
In Blanke's Lutheran church on Sunday morning at 10 o clock Rev. Charles J. Shaffer will preach. The Reformed church will hold Sunday afternoon service at 2 o clock. Miss Maury Trundle stayed with Miss Elizabeth Ebert in Frederick, while Miss Dorothy Abch visited Frederick. Mrs. Chiude Culler and son Robert Lee spent several days in Washington DC. Mrs. Tim Beard, Miss Annie Beard and Mr. Paul Beard also attended services Sunday.
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Feazaville
Blanke
Charles J. Shaffer
Maury Trundle
Paert
Wilzabeth Ebert
Frederick
Dorothy Abch
Chiude Culler
Robert Lee
Washington, D.C
Tim Beard
Annie Beard
Paul Beard
Which Is Tossing Which
Mr John Culler and family with Mr and Mrs C N frundle visited Mr Archie Thomas at Brunswick Sunday. Miss Helen Zimmerman recovering from appendicitis. The recent cold spell has wrecked the fruit crop. students marched from St Anthony’s to the old cemetery on the hill and then to the college.
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John, Culler and
Churca Hi
C. N. ‘Frundle
Samuel Trundle
Catherine
Archie Thomas
Brunswick
Helen Zimmerman
Col Spett
St. Anthony's
The
College
Scholarship plan to fund Hood College education for girls
The Tamanna Missionary Society of the Maryland Classis in session at Christ Reformed Church in Hagerstown proposed a scholarship of SB 000 to Hood College. They also want a free will fund to include ex Presidents of the Classical Society in the General Synod Society. Delegates and officers were elected as meetings proceed, with entries from Frederick and Baltimore members. Say it with flowers, Flowers are not convincing In a breach-of-promise suit.
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Hood College Ag
Tamanna Missionary Society of the
Maryland
Christ Reformed Church
Klagerstown
Society of the Potomac Synod
Hood College of Worthy Girls
Classical Society
General Synod Society
Thomas S. Land
Manchester
Carrol County
J. L. Barnhart
Baltimore
Yesteernonan
C. FE. Weller
Hood College
Jad Clever
J. Serger
Hagerstown
Secretars
R. M. Marley
Peeting
Foster Clem Ileaghre
E Connor
M. Deth
St Anthony's Easter Vacation Ends. Vocation Degrees Granted
Easter vacation at St Anthony's College ended April 20. Mr St Mary's College and Seminary Council of the K of C conferred the second degree on a large class. the same council will confer the third degree in late May. Seminarians resumed their old Holy Thursday procession to St Anthony's church for visitation.
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St Anthony's
St. Mary’s College and Seminary
Peculiar Case of a New York Woman Fainting on Street Car
Mary Eck hardt, 19, rode a street car to Brooklyn and fainted, later revived. Doctors found no physical cause, noting she believed she was ill. The hospital staff cited prior similar episodes and discussed the case as a curious incident in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Eckhardt
Brooklyn
Panzone
Musterole Ointment Promoted As Mustard Plaster Alternative
A vintage medical ad touts Musterole as a quick neuralgia relief option. It claims the clean white ointment, made with oil of mustard, won’t burn or blister, and offers hospital size tubes priced at 3 dollars.
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Antarctic
Fergaville
Hood
Women's Missionary Society
J.M. Cronenburg & CO
East
Patrick Street
Hamburger’s Boot Shop
North Market St
Hamburger’s
Rennes Haseem Cnasiale
Apemica
Rome
Vane
Beawene Paenninn
Sanne
Serges
Deland
North Market Street
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