Second Fire Strikes Hagerstown See Near Misses
In Hagerstown Ross Stickell and family flee two recent fires. A flour milling business partly owned by Stickell burned last week causing about 10 000 in damage. Early Monday a fire of unknown origin destroyed the Stickell home with losses over 3100. No injuries reported but investigators found no clear cause. Harmony Grove Club met at Mrs Hofman’s home with Christmas songs and a program including several readings. a Christmas program was set for 7 30 at the chapel with Rev. Charlies D Shaffer to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Ross Stickell
Stickell
Crizip
Harmony Grove Club
Hofman
Helen Wachter
America
Hugh Dean
Willie Worman
Mildred L. Tuomas
Claud Clemson
Forty Lives Lost In Turkish Steamer Collision
Forty people are feared dead after the Turkish steamer Svied sank at the entrance of the Gulf of Madabia following a collision with the Marmara. The vessel went down within minutes, two hundred passengers were aboard, and rescue efforts were underway.
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Constantinople
Svied
Gulf of Madabia
Marmara
Best Dressed Moosom Blue Vel Vet Dress
The readable fragment outlines a dress description tied to a social event in Moosom with navy blue velvet fabric and a focus on styling details. Readable names or dates are missing, leaving the item as a standalone attire note without clear event context.
Annual Reunion of Class of 26 Held
The annual reunion of the Class of 26 gathered with many former members in attendance. Readable portions list participants including Gladys Stemsterz and Marguerite Null among others, with several names and roles noted. The event featured reenactments and a social program reflecting on past years.
Theater News and Dinner Guests in Maryland
The theater notes mention a Spanish stage program led by George LP Enmans with Mary and Tob Caster in a Western yarn presented at a Maryland venue. At Christmas dinner near Wakereville, Mr and Mrs John M Dinterman hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Ira Bond and several Barton and Dinterman family members.
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Tappecs Nation Telery
Opaten
George LP
Enmans
Mary
Tob
Maryland
Rolfichins
John M. Dinterman
Wakereville
Jutn M. Dinterman
William Barton
Ira Bond
Circle Dinterman
Or. Bond
Mothe Barton
Arthur Etzier
John
Austin Barton
Clifford
Ward Dinterman
Willie Parker
Helen Barton
Lilian Keller
Morgan S elected head of U S Steel
Morgan S was chosen chairman of the board to succeed Elbert Ho Gary at U S Steel. James A Farrell remains president and chief executive officer under the finance committee and board of directors. The move consolidates leadership amid the passing of Elbert Ho Gary.
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New York
Jobko Par & Tear
Fnreenstinee
Sie Co Cretion
Tee
Tore
Taceday
Morgan
Searci
Elbert Ho Gary
Maron C Taylor
Teorates
James A Farrell
Maance Committee
Goard
Finance, Business and Steel
Federal Power Commission Notifie Brocks Gap Project Amend
The Federal Power Commission accepts an amendment to Breech Power Company of West Virginia seeking a preliminary permit for a water power project on the Cacapon River and South Branch Potomac. The plan would add a dam and storage weirs at Brock’s Gap Virginia and related works near Charlottsville and Great Falls. Deadline for objections or data is indicated for submission to the Executive Secretary in Washington, D.C.
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Pederas Water Power Met
Tereby
Sour Breech Power Company
West Vir
Ita
Philadelshin
Fiat
Cacupor
Potoinse
Brocks Gap
Peterebure
Springfield
Chalp
Grea Falls
Watington
Shimid
Federal Power Commission
Washington, D.C
Fragments From Corporate Board Minutes On Leadership Roles
The text lists board members including Morgan and Taaz with roles described as executive and direction. It notes changes in chairing duties and mentions acquisition of a title and new responsibilities within the Morgan family context.
Fragmented OCR Notice Among Dated Shards
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a wartime or medical context with unclear dates and ages. It references suffering and a four year period, with scattered names and places unreadable. The exact event and entities remain uncertain due to garbled text.
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Congress
Says
Revurret
Mr. Lewis As Frail
Wid
Br. R Warner
Montgomery County
Charles Wagaman
Washington County
Washington
Cumberland
Persiment
Crevtwalston
Ben Creanote
Hich Sanberites
Aldates Therwit
Moosom
Tost Skf
Phagen
Watsiinitcu
Rendares
Mies Gladys Stemsterz
Morlan
Comeda
Charies
Bureher
Rathrre Viccisig
Walner Carty
Charles Yiattine
Margeret Lévitzh
Margaret Lour
Susan Condon
Ane Hoffman
Kathryn Barrick
Alice Cram Jes
Dorothy Grove
Edna Himsbury
Charlotte Shipley
Retta Armstrong
Amma Weddle
Kathryn Grove
Mhfred Fackey
Catherine Falk
Isaac Hankey
Evelyn Wes
Join Gray
Vic
Joan D Leatherman
Wotam Brandenpurg
Earl Remebure
Mar Fin
Theater News
DR. W. A. R. Bell Optometrist
Warkel ST. Frederik VD
Evert
Seth Thomas Clocks
Seth Thomas & le
Seth Thomas Eder
Seth Thomas
Arnold & Bell
Morgan S
U.S. Steel
E. H. Gary
Saptetion
Marta
R.C. A. & Kolster Radios
the Modern Lighting Co
Frederick, Md
North Market
Central Trust Company
Wead
Mr. Farrell
Mee Morgan
Mr Taaz
Giitger
Paci Rata
L. Miler
Pooveyeo Jr
Tortel
MY Negee
de Morgan
Garland
A. E. Fisher
Eset Pairich Street
Tala
Proderick, Md
Christmas Club
The
Frederick County National Bank
North Market St
C.jhomas Kemp Fredericks
Oxfords
Themas
Oxford
Cthomas
Chere Karp
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