Mount Etna erupts as towns flee in fear of lava rivers
Mount Etna on the island of Sicily continues erupting with multiple fissures threatening towns near Catania. Thousands flee Giarre and surrounding areas as homes are left homeless. The pope and local clergy coordinate relief efforts for refugees amid ongoing seismic activity.
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Catania
Italy
Eua
S Cly
Fata
Glarre
Aber
Wina
Etna
Miofessor Panzi
University of
Lava Forces Mass Exodus Near Garra Town
Rome reports Mount Linguagiissa eruptions intensifying with lava rivers and ash showers. Towns such as Linguagiissa and Custisione are menaced as thousands flee toward plains. Cas Voyhone station destroyed while 16,000 inhabitants escape. no lives reported lost yet.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Lichy
Garra
Linguagrassa
Tana
Custisione
Ennis
Cas- Vehone
Java
Serralvoe
Messina
Smuggling Rum Routed by Coast Guard Watch
Reported liquor smuggling along Cape May and Tune 20 coast near Atlantic City and Sea Isle City. Coast guards say fishing steamers aid squar landings while state police hunt for hidden alcohol under furniture loads.
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Atlantic City
Sea Isle City
Coast Guards
State Palice
Negro Exodus Reported From South Carolina Counties
A survey by Clemson College extension services finds about fifty thousand black residents left South Carolina counties since November 1, abandoning thousands of farms and crops, signaling a major migration impact across the state.
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Clemson College
S.C
South Carolina
Extension Services
Property Deeds Reported in County Transfers
A long list of real estate transfers recorded in the county office shows Alfred J. Leatherman and wife selling to Harry A. Leatherman for 10300 dollars and numerous other deeded properties involving Agnus M. Cotilus Henry M. Warrenfeltz Christine Tokar Frank M. Weant and multiple other buyers and sellers in Brunswick and surrounding areas. The notices include entries for City of Frederick properties and several inter-family transactions with prices ranging from 4 to 11000 dollars and ending with a divorce filing in the court docket. The case of Temple v Temple notes as an absolute divorce action with attorney Reng S. Harp representing the plaintiff.
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Alfred J. Leatherman
Harry A. Leatherman
Agnus M. Cotilus
Henry M. Warrenfeltz
Margaret OU. Cotlus
Christine Tokar
Frank M. Weant
Jane M. Adelsberger
Americus A. Wenner
Charles A. Booth
Brunswick
Ella Johnson Molter
Economy Silo and Manufacturing Company
City
Western Maryland Dairy Inc
William F. Shmpson
John M. Potter
Thomas H. Hal Ter
Fannie Mans Grove
J Frank Lutz
Stella M. Bore
Frank JL. Stoner
Luther R. Brubaker
Glenn H. McGregor
James Heinlein Pharess
Luther F. Shank
Charles F. Lippy
Charles EB. Lippy
John Moser
J. Elmer Bussard
Elizabeth C. Kefauver
Dwyer B. Michael
Benjamin P. Ogle
Josephine Rose
David G. Everhart
Frederick City Realty Company
James A. Jones
Edward
Delaplaine
Edna V. Wenner
John W. Lenhart
Wilbur F. Randall Et al
George J. Prexler
Estella N. Fry
Walter A. Tidenbaugh
Hrunswick
Dilmore R. Flautt
Charles T. Ketine
Elty
William WH. Naylor
Louisa Blanche Wise
J. Howard Barrerton
Robert Arriar
James A. Flohr
Lawrence Grimm
Dallas
WW. Kehne
Gilmore R. Flautt
Robert S. Tyson
Walter H. Hoffner
Emory C. Crum
Local Notices From Wolfsville Area Collate Visits and Repairs
Community mentions visits by the Leatherman and Morgan families to Harrisburg and Gettysburg, plus adenoids and tonsils surgery for Junior Sponselior at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs Pryor returns home in gradual recovery from Saperstown Hospital. Miss Tragre Statutomyoer visits Ernest McFarland in Strasburg VA while Newton Smith builds a new barn for Oscar Brandenburg. Children’s Day set at Tantheran church on June 24. Barn construction completed at Aquila Kline’s premises.
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Wolfsville
Charies
Leatherman
Farnsom. Smith
I. RR. Morgan
Amanda Leatherman
Harry J. Leatherman
Tine Morgan
K. Leatherman
Harrisburg
Emmett Leatherman
Gettysbureg
Hille Sor
H. OE. Sponselior
Frederick City Hospital
Getlysbore
Rooklyn Pryor
Saperstown Hospital
Misa Tragre Statutomyoer
Mes
Ernest McFarland
Strausburg
Newton Smith
Oscar Brandenburg
Tantheran Church
Aquila Kline
Maryland State School for the Deaf Uses Military Training
The Maryland State School for the Deaf emphasizes military drill as a top feature of its curriculum. Five trades teachers, a military instructor, and a boys supervisor support 16 academic staff, with all boys over 12 in the drill program. Rotary support and a new scout troop enhance student life, showing pride and activity among hearing and deaf students alike.
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Maarylarnd
Rotary Club of
Nattmore
Earl
Maryland State School
Marvian
Police Court Sentences For Concealed Weipa Case
Calvin Oremnegra was found guilty of carrying concealed weapon in police court, sentenced to three months with terms suspended based on earnings and savings. George Spencers arenesto and Ed Williams faced drunk and disorderly charges with collateral forfeitures, while James Rothenhoefer was also arrested in the case sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Oremnegra
Englebrecht
August T. Brust
Iorge Spencer Arethes Nesto
Omcer Refienhoefer
Salt Factory Explosion Kills Worker in Natrona
Martin Cen za of Birdsile, an employee of the Venn Salt Manufacturing company, was instantly killed when a tank containing a emustle solution exploded. Carl Ludiak of Natrona, another employee, was seriously burned and doctors feared he would lose his eyesight.
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Natrona
Jta
Martin Cenza
Birdsile
Venn Salt Manufacturing Company
Carl Ludiak
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Mount Etna
West Ail Saints Street
Lake Michigan
Two Riveres
Wisconsin
Rouse Simmuone
Chestertown
Charles W. Rolph
Millington
Rolph
Ralph
THE
Clicquot Club Co
Millis, Mass, U.S. A
Sunshine Harbor
Neely Edwards
Thie
Ned
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Tere
Employment Department
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Hera
Ward
U.S
Kehne’s Bottling Works
Frederick, MD
Troubles
Business Office
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Cic Newspapers
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