Grange session features banquet and lectures in Adamstown
The three day session of the ATE Grange at Adamstown opened with a credential report and roll call. Edna Souder gave a vocal, a program featured student grange music and reports from subordina te granges, with demonstrations on training in program work. An annual banquet with an orchestra highlighted the afternoon, with speakers including Homer Rem and state officials. The state body includes fifty one subordinate granges and about four thousand members. In Baltimore, Knights of Pythias elected officers for the year in their lodge room. A fire at a west end apartment caused some damage but was controlled quickly with no injuries.
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Une Secon Oupen
Mig Willam
McWnight
Walter MK. Adam
Mac2c
Ensor
Forest Hill
Crs
Jowa
Pearson
Coun
Buses Emerge From Rural Roots Into Billion Dollar Industry
A 20 year old rural one line system evolved into a vast bus enterprise. Large operators expand routes across states with thousands of vehicles, engines, and stations. The industry now boasts multi billion dollar revenue and wide geographic coverage.
Three Month Sentence for Drunk Driving Case
A Boyds man pleaded guilty in Police Court to operating a motor vehicle under the influence and was fined 100 dollars plus costs by Justice Guy E K. He faced three months in jail or until the fine and costs were paid. Hawkins, another Boyds resident, admitted drinking too freely but was not driving. he received one day in jail with admonition. Deputy Sheriff Steiner retired from office after sentencing Burdette and Watkins differed on the case. Other drivers involved in a West Second and Bentz streets crash agreed to civil action to settle damages. A separate altercation in a Buckerstown store led to a six month sentence suspended on costs. Seven hogs were slaughtered on the Teese farm weighing 488 pounds with total carcass weight around 1,560 pounds. A Truth Seekers class meeting occurred at Calary M E Church Braddock Heights.
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Guy EK
Boyds
Burdette
Calvin Hawkins
Barry's
Crum
Henry Razbe
South Market Street
Hawkins
Dette
Willam F. Steiner
Burdtte
West Second
Bentz Streets
Justice Motter
Farm Woman Benefits From Vegetable Compound
Curve, Pennsylvania through Lickdale area woman describes years on a state farm and farm life duties. After losing a child she tried Ardin E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports becoming a new woman with better health.
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State Farm
Tay
Ardin E. Pinkham
Mama
Curve
Lickdale
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