Prayer Service Planned at All Saints Church
The rector Rev Douglass Hoff announces short twilight prayer services at All Saints Church Court Square opposite the courthouse each evening at 7 except Saturdays. The no sermon format aims to unite citizens across denominations for intercession and town welfare. Special prayers can be requested via a box at the entrance.
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Douglass Hoff
Court House
Court Square
Hooft
Mr Uooff
Mr. Woolf
AN Saines
Qn Tsher
City seeks $300000 bond for new municipal power plant
Attorneys for Hagerstown filed with the Public Service Commission to authorize issuing 300000 in Denis to build a new municipal electrical plant on Antietam Creek. The plan calls for 2000 kilowatts capacity with 9000 future expansion and would replace the old plant. The commission will weigh whether the project benefits the community or if Potomac Public Service, which just completed a 2 million dollar plant at Wallsisport, offers better, cheaper service.
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Lewin Stonebraker
Hagerstown
Public Service Commision
Denis
Antietam Erech
Obra
Ate Tornere
Haserstann
Court of Appeals
Wallsis Port
Prohibition Commissioner Flaynes Confined by Illness
In a July report from Washington, Commissioner Flaynes suffers a severe attack of illness and remains confined in Alabama. Doctors report his condition as serious but not life threatening. The incident follows a prior event involving a drowning near Pacons Lake.
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Grip
Washington
Flaynes
Tayer
Geriong
Falip
Stroudaburg
Eerge
Woolman
Philadelphia
Jake
Mayor imposes city water use restrictions during shortage
Frederick faces water shortage as Fishing Creek and Tuscarora supplies dwindle. Lloyd C. Culler orders strict economy, bans street sprinkling and garden irrigation, and halts night water flow. City officers to enforce daily tours until relief arrives. Public notice from Frederick mayor.
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Fishing Creek
Tusearota
Frederick
Tuscarora
Thave Caeinek
Lloyd C. Culler
Utilities Association Meeting In Frederick County
District units of the Frederick County Farm Bureau plan meetings this week to select delegates for a Saturday court house gathering. The new Frederick County Farm Bureau Co-Operative Association will be organized with officers chosen and headquarters sought in Frederick. Twenty two delegates expected from the county’s twenty two units. Members signed notes to fund the association and collateral for its future operations. The plan aims to begin sanctioning next month.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
Court House
Frederick County Farm Bureau Co-Operative Association
Secking
Faro Bureau
Askey
Emory
Coblent
Annapolia
Maryland Utilities Association Midyear Meeting in Annapolis
The midyear meeting of the Maryland Utilities Association will be held in Annapolis next Thursday July 26. Governor Ruehle will host a luncheon for utility officials and the State House will be available for sessions. President Emory L. Coblentz will preside. Public relations topics will be discussed with talks by George F. Oxley and Lambert St. Clair of the National Techie Tight Association. Executives from several Maryland utilities will lead discussions including Lisbert A. Wagner of Consolidated Gas and George H. Warren of Chesapeake and Delaware Telephone. Officials from United Railways will chair the program, with Commissioners Maloy Harper and Whitman and Chief Engineer Walt of the Maryland Public Service Commission in attendance. The business portion will review the association’s powers for the coming year and methods to improve service. Recommendations from the committee will be presented for ratification or revision. Other officers listed include Charles Culver of Salisbury, vice president, and J. T. Connolly of Annapolis, secretary-treasurer, plus additional directors from Baltimore, Crisfield, Cambridge, and other cities. The item notes the association represents executives of private and municipally owned utilities in the state. The piece concludes with a tangential line about the largest kinscope in Mount Nelson, California and a prompt to say you saw it in the news.
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Maryland Utilities Assumation
Annapolis
Ruehle
State House
Emory L. Coblentz
George F. Oxley
Lambert St. Clair
National Techie Tight Association
Maryland
Lisbert A. Wagner
Consolidate Gas Company
Geearge H. Warren
Chesapeake and Votenuie ‘Telephone Company
Haltimore
Oufs HL
Palemer
United Railways
Maloy
Harper and Whitman
Walt
Maryland Public Service Commission
Charles Culver
Swalisbury
J. T. Connolly
Annnipolis
Bob Bullock
To Pahner
Jialtimar Tow
Tateh
Angerstawas
Shink
Tawes
Crisfield
OW Woolford
Cambridge
Ardihes
Postum Bran Flakes Conquer Constipation Promise
The Postum Cereal Company markets Post's Bran Flakes with other parts of wheat as a tasty bran cereal that tastes good and offers protection against constipation. The ad targets consumers seeking flavor and health benefits from a breakfast option.
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Post
Local Class Hosts Largest Meeting Yet
A regional class gathers for one of its biggest meetings, featuring attendees including Ter and Roger Delauter, Hugens Day hoof, Hubert, Paul and Johnois Derr, John Thompson. Say You Saw It In The News.
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Roger Delauter
Hugens Dayhoof
Hubert, Paul and
Johnois Derr
John Thompson
Forgotten figure returns home climbs pole to window
A confused note describes an individual leaving home and later climbing a pole to regain entry through a window, encountering an unidentified voice or person. The text is fragmented and lacks clear names or locations.
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