To Resume Parley to Prevent Coal Strike
Anthracite operators and the Citizens' No Strike committee in Wikes-Bare announce plans to renew negotiations, while maintaining opposition to check-off and wage increases. Government officials expect a September 1 work suspension and consider plans to manage potential shortages through December. Local agricultural and pony show results included. various prizewinners listed for pony show and harness events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikes-Bare
Wo Ingls
Washington
Hare
Weather Warmth Draws Crowds At Rockville Fair
Perfect weather and activities drew many visitors to the Rockville fair on Wednesday. The horse show ran smoothly with flat race and events for half and three quarter field hunters. A silver cup awaits the winner and cash prize for the runner up. The A H Girls Club of Montgomery draws attention with 23 organizations and about 250 members. The children's section features handiwork, jellies, preserves, baked goods and art displays. Supervisors include Mrs Thomas T Barnsley Miss Elsie Lagland Mrs Wilson Ward and Mira Loretta Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flushing
A-H Girls' Club
Montgomery
Craton
Thomas T. Barnsley
Elsie Lagland
Wilson
Ward
Mira Loretta Hunter
Rheumatism Leaves You Forever Discovery
Local Rochester man James H. Allen claims a self discovered formula Alemba dissolves uric acid and toxins in joints and muscles, promising quick relief from rheumatism. People's Drug Stores named agent to bring the remedy to readers through newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Allen
Forbes St. Rochester
N. Y
Mr. Allen
Discovery
Emmitsburg Community Notes and Local Sports
Emmitsburg sees Motters' Station baseball lose 12 6 to St Anthony's Juniors on their home field. A Columbus team play at Gillson Vince by Tom's Creek followed by a Knights Daylights game, races and stunts. St Anthony's School seventh graders attend Park amusements with Rev Reilly on August 12. 23 people take the Shore trip. Local attendance at the Waynesboro Pa Catholic school dedication includes Edward Rosensteel and family and the Topper family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Motters’ Station
St. Anthony's
Motters’ Stadion
Sunda
Kulgita
Columbus
Gillson
Tom’s Creek
Npicnickers
Knights
Daylights
St. Anthony's School
E. F. Reilly
Hay Shore
Waynesboro
Mra
Edward Rosensteel
Kal, M
Rank Top
Topper Family Names in Local Notices
A list of individuals including Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wachter, Clarence Banners, Mr. and Mrs Quinn Topper, Charles Keepern and son Charles and daughter Frances, Miss Jessie Topper, Miss Gertrudde Wivell, Roger Topper, Luis Topper and sons Stewart and Curtis, Maurice Topper, and Maurice and Raymond Topper appears in the community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per
Chas, Wachter
Clarence Banners
Quinn Topper
Mra
Charles Keepern
Charles
Frances
Jessie Topper
Mies Gertrudde Wivell
Roger Topper
Luis ‘Topper
Stewart and
Curtis
Maurice Topper
Maurice and
Raymond
Dobbs and Miss Helen Keepers at Wayne County
Sanders spent several days in Baltimore last week. Miss Helen L Keepers stayed four days with her cousin Miss Madeline OToole of Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Otto Hahn visited the Sanatorium on Sunday.
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J. J. Tatteh
Andrew J. Cummilngs
Chevy Chase
Peat
Dirst
Migs
Lo So Belieh
M. Nelson Stand
Govans
Mre
Ellcott Clix
JL E. Leitch
Mo Nelson Trend
Geraus
Seiko Cirst
William A Hach Walbroak
FrankUn Thompson
Gallborgburg
Fel Shults
Chevy Charo
Vernon A Bach
Walbrook
Heater Riding
Baltimore
Karnea-Phat
Miley
Ospcand
Nelson Bond
Gov
And
Leitch
Andrew J Cummings
Mo Nelson
Itelay
Andrew J. Cumannings
Chessy
Rockville
North Market St
Frederick, Md
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Gloth
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Rudd Gas
Rudd
the Potomac Edison CO
Arts
Ask
C. Thomas Kemp
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Frederick
Myersville, Md
Union Bridge, Md
Quynn’s
Peach Parer
Quynn
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
S. Carroll St
Braddock
Frederick City
W.C. Flautt
West Patrick Street
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