Memorial service honors Braddock Heights leader Fearhake
A large Braddock Heights audience paid tribute to Adolphus Fearhake, longtime leader of local song services. Judge Urner, Rev. E. H. Lamar, and Emory L. Coblentz delivered memorial addresses. The service concluded with a hymn solo and a band concert, drawing the mountain top’s largest crowd of the year.
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Braddock Heights
Adolphus Feuarhake
Fearhoke
Heights Colony
E. H. Lamar
Tearhake
Rev. Lamar
Emory L. Coblentz
Hammond Urner
Mr. Wearhake
Judge Urner
Cublentz
Fearhake
Cobreytz
Lamar
Gerhard
Jefferson
Gold
Laura J. Rentsberg
Foarhake
George William Smith
Frederick
Ideal Electric Railroad System
Hotel Braddock
Wiliamson Smith
Matbin
Sonpsner
U.S
Katherine Smith
Washington
Edith Quisenbarry
Newton
Tiorn
Mt. Airy
Seller
Cleveland
Creed
Downing House
Boulevard
Miss Lamar
Marie
Kate Stock
Charles Whittle
Shanning
Randolph
Dubois
Rosenblum
Baltimore
Lone Woman Dies By Own Action In Williamsport
A note found beside the body of Mrs Helen L Owens says she had no home no family and no money and would die rather than seek help. She was found dead in a boarding house room in Williamsport Pennsylvania with a gas hose attached to a jet in her mouth.
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Williamsport
Helen L. Owens
American Extension Diversity, Law Department
Los
Man Fatally Wounded During Target Practice Near Allentown
Sanford Reinhard age twenty one was shot at a range near Allentown by a member of Company D Mourth regiment during target practice. He was struck in the hand then in the side as he walked near the targets and was taken to the hospital where surgeons probed for the bullet but could not locate it. Doctors have little hope for his recovery.
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Allentown
Sanford Reinhard
Mourth Regiment
Reinhard
Afso
Holland yearly peat blocks produced, valued in ads
Advertisement notes Holland yearly output of 760 million blocks of foul peat valued at 3 million dollars. Promotes vacation fun with a Kodak camera and mentions Harner's Drug Store.
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Holland
Kodak
Harner’s Drug Store
State Officials Note Pennsylvania License Break
Harrisburg July 13 officials report between 4590 and 6000 car owners used the half rate license offer effective July 1 allowing midyear registration for half the yearly fee. About 1000 cars registered July 1 and 110 the next day with 500 to 600 more on subsequent days. License tag No 112400 set a record and total revenue nears 1,225,000 dollars.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Chimbing
Six Killed While Singing Hymn in Railroad Tragedy
Six youths aged fourteen to eighteen died when a buckboard wagon carrying sixteen Sunday school picnic riders was struck by a freight train on the Boston and Maine line. The group sang Nearer My God to Thee as the wagon approached the tracks, drowning out the locomotive sound.
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Rochester
Boston & Maine
Watch Shop Promises Accurate Timepieces and Jewelry
A local shop advertises clock and watch regulation and adjustment before sale. It invites customers with nonworking timepieces to exchange for a reliable one and promotes fine jewelry and graduation day diamonds on display. The store offers to hold items for customers who are not yet ready to use them.
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Heights Memorial Seavce
Adolphus Fearbake
Urner
E.L. Coblentz
Rev
Pennel
Hagerstown
Jefferson Boulevard
Susan Rapley
Pittsburgh
Frank Hoffmeier
Edgar McCardell
weMr
Paul Ardeeser
Tmers
Budd
Pitsburgh
Atis
Rolesbach
Henrietta McDianel
New York
John Crow
James E. Doll
Optician
Market St
East Patrick Street
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
Chichester
Amgene Iu
Ramon
Wheat Insurance
Helfenstein & Urner
North Market Street
Staley
Grayson Staley
Rockwell Terrace
Swastika Realty Co
Martin C. Kemp
Frederick, Md
Edward L. Williams
College Park
SPAP
BAT Rogm Staley
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