County News Highlights Local People and Events
The county notes a July 6 meeting led by Choe L Leatherman after San-Boheo end. families visit Niagara Falls and near towns. many residents attend reunions and picnics. a near-death train incident in Waterstown prompts safety remarks. schools, church activities, and faculty achievements are reported along with local travel and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fev Smith
Mize Histe Smith
San- Boheo
Choe
L. Leatherman
Ham
Cass
B. Church
Keller Smith
L A. Morgan
Niagara Falls
Desmond Toma
James, Alvey
Archie
Granley
Naymond
Ralph
Cavetown
Stanley Barkman
Eloise and
Dorcas
Wear Chenaville
Russell Pryor
Harold
Graynel
Linnie &H
Theodore Kline
Wartren Klute
Jimmy
Gethvebury
Sune
Dar
Treaster Orphans Hold Benefit Concert on Fair Grounds
A Monday concert on the fair grounds drew a large crowd for the Treaster Orphans. The collection for the bard totaled 278 dollars as Mina Gladys reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treaster
Wand
Mina Gladys 5
Zepp
Tovite
Uniy Realty
Marsylland
Colleges Park
Mira Ak Amwell
Agemnibens
George Wo Baler
Mise Mehle Brown
Marresian
Callese
York, Puy
Frostburg Man Named Receiver for Electric Railway Co
David D. Price of Frostburg was named receiver for the Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway. The announcement came after a Cumberland court case heard by Chief Judge Witten. Creditors listed include Brass Tl. Johnston of Westell N. J. with a claim of 912,009. Reorganization plans are under consideration by the board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
David D. Price
Frosteerg
Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway
Witten Co
Brass Tl. Johnston
Weatell N. J
Sweeping Reduction in Force Prohibition Agents
Washington 20. A sweeping reduction in the prohibition agents force and the removal of about 700 personnel is planned under Treasury Department decentralization. Field enforcement will be overseen by 22 administrators, with 200 general agents instead of 900. The fate of 1,600 state directed prohibition agents is undecided. Miss May Holman of the Labor party has been elected to West Australian parliament, becoming the second woman member of that state's legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jose
Treasury Department
Miss May Holman
Labor Party
West Australia
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Mra
Stottemeyer
Fern Stotdemyer
Daudhtw
Gladye
Catherine
Smithwburg
Hame
Fein
York
James Heaansteon
Albert
Edgemont
Sallie Trey
Tteulah
Oswald
Atre Oswald
Wands
Earl Brandenbure
Michigan
Have
Walter Sleneman
Sinitha
Mr. Rays
Taneytown
Arnold
Theresa Arnold
George Bender
McSherrystown
C. EB. Rociery
M. P
Westminster
Sterner’s Dam
Horney
Mirls Club
Bridgeport
Carrie Myerly
Roy Myerly
Pleasant Valley
Jacob Forney
Charles O Fuss
Baltimore
Jacob Wolf
Taneytown Grain and Supply Company
Ita Ware Hookey
Efiott
Elliott
Lewish. Filliott
York Springa
Mabel Lambert
Ciara Devilbisa
Towson
State Normal
Maurice C. Waltersdorf
Jefferson Cotleze
Princeton University
Waltersdort
Misa Elizabeth Crapater
Tra & Pearce
Elka, Noevada
Mra Pestee
Henson
Mary Stover
Paul Koontz
John Byler
Ladiesburg
John Albaugh
Little Mary Koontz
Nap Place
Mra Stover
John Kemplee
Kingsdale
Witely
Simnday
Mra Robertson
Mountaindale
Moui
Aindal
Emma Masser
Shookstout
Dares Bya
Mira
Kimmes Prymig
Westnimter
Kmdwanka
Vee Vireine Sroith
Lewstawa
Mro
Chae
Monihy
Yellow Spies
Brall
Frostburg
Electric Railway CO
Woman's Institute
Scranton
Dessa
Exery Womin
Tivises
Sea Cue
Povdite Compitiitiana
Thee
Desams Anth
Che
Mas Kemp
Fredfrick
Maryland
Borg
Au Bnelist
THE
Frederick County
North Market Street
She Diuh
Wilhelm Royal Machine
Seeger & Company Hardware
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Pegganiene
Aero Clery
Avery
Central Trust Company
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Myersville, Md
Union Bridge, Md
Quynn’s
Quynn’s Hardware Store
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
S. Carroll St