Creagerstown Area Notes and Community Events
County reports indicate Paul A Hann remains seriously ill in Keyser WV after weeks in hospital with slight improvement. Socials honor Della Masten of Leg Fork NY with attendees from Middletown Lewistown Creagerstown Lica Friendship and Woodsboro. Progressive sixty dollars hosted by Mrs Robert L Ogle featured prizes won by Mrs George Stull and John W Snook. Local visits include Louise Payne from Frederick and Charles Stitely with family from LeGore MD. Church services announced for Rev George W Crist at St John Evangelical Lutheran on Jan 19 with Luther League gathering and Sunday school.
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Creagerstown
Paul A. Hann
Keyser City Hospital
Keyser
W. Va
Russell Long
Della M. Masten
Leg Fork
N.Y
Middletown
Lewistown
Lica
Friendship
Woodsboro
Delia
Harry Masten
M. G. Warner
Robert L. Ogle
George Stull
Schenectady
John W
Charles Speak
George
W. Crist
St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther League
Elroy Whitmore
Millard Stull
Buckeystown
Stull
Kenneth
George W. Free
Monocacy Valley
Sue Keech
Wm. Adams
LeGore
John, Moser
Baltimore
Local Families Gather For Social Visits And Farm News
Mrs Anna Warrenfella and daughter four with Mrs Daisie Stull and daughter Ilda and Mr and Mrs Calvin Harper spent Thursday with Mr William Shoemaker and family. Dr Franklin Humphrey slaughtered fourteen porkers last week. Ernest Harper and daughter Fulen spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Ro Ok Harper. Norman Harper and little son Gordinter visited his aunts and uncles Mr and Mrs E J Utm ihack of Lewistown on Sunday. Nathaniel Wachter and son Edward spent Thursday with Mr Hieke Willer and family. Miss J E Palmer spent Saturday or Sunday with Mr Grayson Snook near Latily. Master Irwald Heerd is wintering with grandparents Mr and Mrs Lewis Heerd of Hanson. Ernest Harper called on his brother Mr Calvin Harper on Monday.
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Anna Warrenfella
Daisie Stull
Ilda
and Airs
Calvin Harper
Willian
Franklin Humphrey
Ernest Tlarper
Fulen
Ro Ok Harper
Norman Harper
Iitie
Gordinter
E J. Uttmihack
Lewistown
Vhrw
Nathaniel Wachter
Edward
Hieke Willer
Mis J .E. Palmer
Grayson Snook Aye
Iulward Heerd
Lewis Heerd
Hansonsue
Ernest Harper
Monda
Orientals at Harvard A Peculiar Campus Rite
A Boston Herald summary notes how a Japanese or Chinese student adjusts quickly to American campus life, adopting slang and dress. Six weeks changes him markedly, and a Cambridge winter tutor teaches him English. The piece highlights rapid adaptation and a shift in identity.
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Tarvard
Salaam
Harold
Boston
Cambridge
Boston Herald
NO RAID ON POST OFFICES
Washington January 15 an effort to revoke Tafts civil service order for fourth class postmasters and to remove assistant postmasters and clerks from classification failed in the house. The $278 489 781 bill passed. The Cullop amendment sought to revoke the October 15 1912 order exempting about 29000 postmasters from a political job class and the September 30 1910 order classifying assistant postmasters and clerks. it was defeated 414 to 106 with Republicans united and Democrats split.
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House
Taft
Washington
Civil Service
Cullop
Indiana
Rural district buyers urged by News advertising
Advertisements in this paper promise to connect sellers and buyers across rural districts. Uncle Sam will deliver purchases under a new system at a nominal charge, with The News serving as the medium for trade.
Classified Ads Prompt Farmers To Sell In Daily News
The notice urges farmers to use Want ads or For Sale ads in The News as the best investment for selling products. It also recommends the Semi-Weekly paper for county advertising, claiming it has no peer.
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DR. Pierce
Rhode Island Wins Race for Electoral Votes in Washington
Washington January 15 J B S McCabe of Rhode Island won the quadrennial race to deliver his state electoral vote to Washington awaiting the vice presidential opening. H M London of Raleigh followed with North Carolina. Ballots also came from West Virginia by messenger and from New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Connecticut Delaware and New York by mail. Electors will lodge ballots in Washington within tew days. Each state sends two ballot sets one by mail one by messenger paid 25 cents a mile.
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Washington
North Carolina
McCabe
Rhode Island
Capitol
H. M. London
Raleigh
West Virginia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Connecticut
Delaware
New Yor
Root Seeks End of Free Panama Tollships
Senator Root introduced a bill to amend the Panama canal act removing the exemption of American coastwise ships from tolls. The measure aims to reopen the toll dispute with Great Britain, with Root set to speak January 21 in support. Many senators favor repealing the free toll provision to answer Britain rather than arbitration.
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Root
England
Washington
Panama
Great Britain
Senate
Aviation Bill in Senate Introduced for College Park Field
Senator Gal linger from New Hampshire introduced the Parran bill in the Senate to appropriate 240,000 to purchase 1,000 acres at College Park for an aviation field. The measure was referred to the Military Affairs Committee for a report.
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Washington
Gallinger
New Flampshire
Senate
College Park
Military Affairs Committee
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Roanoke
Randolph
Castro
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Bilis Island
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London
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Halifax
N.S. Dan
Halifax Harbor
New York
Trobert Eustace
Eustace
Lamp “Rayo
Resage Everywhere Noard Oil Company Incorporated
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Frederick News
Uncle Sam
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Rederick, MD
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