Coblentz And Riley Lead Newly Formed Potomac Edison Co
Experienced public service executives Coblentz and Riley head the newly organized Potomac Edison Company formed from a consolidation of several utilities including Potomac Public Ber Ane Camps Trederich and Cuphertand with subsidiary companies. The board includes W Melsitte TS Rutv Wag eesown and others. The firm aims to unify water works and power ventures across Virginia West Virginia and surrounding territories, seeking to enhance service through a broader regional utility.
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Coblentz and Riley
Potomac Edison Co
Potmadechs
Pom
Ibyssus
Ain Ot
Ecowaith
Wade Hiawn
Netorino
Walit Parpats
Tus
Riles
Cecil
Taederick
Nu Pex Union
Coistine Heno
Unclear historical note on local club leader and illness
Fragmentary report mentions Mrs Harile Qu te HI, Hoswa Baseball Club former president and Wop cet Te Cafe figure in Wigerstein. Text references a medical condition affecting the stomach and a vessel issue, but details are garbled and names miswritten, making the exact event and location hard to determine.
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Road Vale
Hoswa Baseball Club
Wigerstein
Oyster roast for Potomac Edison workers on New Year’s Day
About 200 employees of Potomac Edison Company held their annual oyster roast in the basement of the United Methodist Church on New Year’s Day. The feast began at 11 o’clock in the morning with oysters served throughout the event. Attendees came from Maryland and nearby locations including Martinsburg and Wilmington.
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Potomac Edison Company
Dato- Mac Public Service Companys
United Inethian Church
Ifagersfomi
Warnesbore
Martinsinug Terkelo, Sprungs and
Waneheter
Tenth annual employment feast at Wageistown gathering
About 100 employees and officials attended the feast at Wageistown as part of the old Linserstown and Dideres Campsite Teastry tradition. No addresses were delivered, the event focused on fellowship and opportunities for convivial interaction among attendees.
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Linserstown
Dicderes
Indic
Wageistown
Fetin
Petlor
Taneytown News and Personal Notices
Taneytown reports Henry Miller is M kept at Maryland General Hospital Baltimore for treatment and an operation expected to restore him home soon. Mary Hump remains in critical condition. William Albaugh and wife of Walkersville and Truman Albaugh of Utica visited Mrs Mary Stover. Mavis Ware Sinders visits her parents in Borneansville. Fern Hilchead and wife of York spent Christmas at home. Amelia Aunion hosted a cud matty for friends at her home. Say you saw it in The News.
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Taneytown
Llarry Ts Miller
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Mary Hump
Wiliam Albaugh
Walkersville
Truman Alhaugh
Utica
Mary Stover
Vmivs Ware
Vmivs Ware Sinders Is Spending the Holidays With Her Parents, At Borneansille
Fern Hilchead
York
Amelia Aunion
Er Omanther
Pardon Plea From Cable To German Leader For Griffin
A cablegram from Americana Cable and Ebert asks German President for pardon of Lt. Griffin, a former officer serving a sentence for attempted kidnapping involving Grover Cleveland. Public pressure grows as thousands back the plea and a Washington conference is planned. A delegation may travel to Germany to present the appeal.
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Association
Sccme Grffis
Thal
Washington
Germany
Pelwer mm
Japanese New Scorn Finery in Tokyo Fashion Change
The Yount notes an earthquake and fire reshaping Tokyo society with women’s dress, shifting from silk to cotton. A movement to discard silks for cotton is discussed, stressing national production while cotton goods are recently imported. The piece ends urging readers to advertise in The Nans.
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Yount
Garbled Rockville hearing sparks police assault charge
A disrupted Rockville hearing led to a confrontation with Policeman Lawrence Thine Te Tad, resulting in a serious head injury to an officer. Gear Gaither faced an assault charge as the incident drew fresh attention to conduct at the proceeding.
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Tapitat
Rockville
Saul
Gali
Lawrence
Gear Gaither
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Emory L. Coblentz
Mrs
Harile Qu Te HI
Nis Wu
Spape
Parerives
Frederick
Zoe
B. Rosenour & Sons
Frederick Territory
Melville F. Riley
Griffis
G. L. Crackers
Patrick Court
Ers
G. L. Baking Company
Patrick-Court Building
Court Street
G. L. Products
de Luxe
Axminster
Wilton Velvet
Beauvais
Ferrack Axminster
Brookline Tapestry
the Rug Store
Mullinix
Bentz
Anchive
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