Moore's Head Found On Potomac Island Near Harper's Ferry
The head of Charney W. Moore, missing since December 9, was found on a Potomac island near Harper's Ferry. The skull, recovered with ribs, will be autopsied after transfer to Hagerstown, as authorities probe whether placement by others or river currents caused the display. Tim Greenwalt reported the discovery. Marty Cummings, last to see Moore alive, remains out on bail amid ongoing homicide charges against James Chewning.
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Charney W. Moore
Weverton
Potomac River
Harper’s Ferry
Timothy Greepwalt
Harper's Ferry
Spencer Weaver
Hagerstown
Ellsworth
Roulette
Washington County
Marty A. Cummings
Moore
James Chewning
Chewning
Cummings
Hattie Astbaugh
May Hoffman
Baltimore
Jefferson
Frederick
Cumndings
Attendance Record at Bartonaville School Names Attendees
Edna M. Fulmer reports daily attendance at Bartonaville school listing members Marie Stauffer Bestricy Phelps Dorothy Wachter Irene Phelp Margaret Stauffer Norman Jacobs wohn Staley Norma Wachter Joseph May Mehrl Wachter Harry May and Paul Staley. The text notes thirty million dollars a year spent by the Stairs to provide free transportation for pupils in rural areas.
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Bartonaville School
Edna M. Fulmer
Marie Stauffer
Bestricy Phelps
Dorothy Wachter
Irene Phelp
Margaret Stauffer
Norman Jacobs Wohn Staley
Norma Wachter
Joseph May
Mehrl Wachter
Harry May
Paul Staley
Puplig
Observance of Music Week Events Mark Local Celebration
Three events marked National Music Week in Yellow Springs with a Calvary Methodist and Evangelical Reformed church joint recital at Calvary church, a Courthouse Park concert by the Yellow Springs band directed by T. Stuth, and a Winchester Hall program by the Frederick City Orchestra Club led by Mire. Mond Waters Dittmar conducted, with soprano Mrs Sherman Bowers and tenor A Hart Etchison noted among performers. crowds were sizable and engaged.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
Calvary Church
Courthouse Park
Yellow Springs
Charles GC. T. Stuth
Frederick City
Orcia Club
Mire
Mond Waters Dittmar
Mre
Sherman BP. Bowers
Uprano
A. Hart Etchison
Winchester Hall
Fast Church Street
G. Els Whiliams
Methodist
Reformed
Peert Dicine
Schaefer
Risher
Thomas W. Rice
Miste
Pease
Roberts
Miss Schuetz
Christina Soldiere
Winchester
Fiall Youiun
Talgini
Malhern
Kastialri
Kichteau
Finlen
Sweetheart Herbert
Nevin
Marguerites
Hadley Heather
Hadley
Mrs. Bowers
Cadmizin
Straus
Plang
B Miner
Mo Schnbert
Prince
Romberg
Rehearsal for Frederick Men’s Stinging Club in Winchester Hall
A rehearsal of the Men’s Stinging lub of Frederick will be held at Winchester Hall this evening at T.40 o'clock. About 10 members are present now with aim to reach around 50. Current members include Dr. Henry Wade director and Dr. Joseph E. Apple among others listed. the group seeks to elect club officers and expand membership.
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Frederick
Winchester Hall
Eli Bas
Henry Wade
Joseph E. Apple
W. J. Bustiwatler
T. Edgar Tittle
Iry F. Baningarntier Jr
A. DS. Vollinus
Colliflower
Wl L. Deter
E. Bernard Doyle
Whian W. Donk
Virgil M. Doub
John W. Doub
Walter Decker
Louis Eichelberger
George M. Pree
Re Ames Hendrickson
Carrollendrickson
Charles IT. Hendrickson
Christe
Hal Quarles K. Heck
Dogephit
Tinen
James Heinlein Wacks
Chas
Hudson
Herbert R. Hahn
Homer J. Kepler
Harry J. Leichert
Irving M. Landauer
Paul J. Jayne
Samuel J. Ransom
A. Remsberg
Tramey Thomsberg
Grayson Tlley
S. Ot. Lippington
Charlyn T. Shaler
Mr. Waterman
Howard Young
A Tarcy Young
David Yingl
P.O R. Alminermin
Dr Armor to Deliver Address in Frederick
The Frederick Women’s Christian Temperance Union held its May meeting at Mrs. Frank Suman’s home on South Market street. Mins Keller led with scripture from Psalms 120 and 121 and quoted Rev. Walter Habocks. Departmental reports for the year were presented and Mrs. Mary Markell paid tribute to the late Mrs. J. M. Radell.
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Frederick W. C. T. U
Frank Suman
South Market Street
Mins Keller
Walter Habcoks
Diffendal
Mary Markell
J. M. Radellf
Shoes for Fine Spring Walks
Shoes that can change spring from a season of yawns to renewed interest in living, playing and working. They provide flexible support and a feeling of freedom for foot muscles to exercise naturally, building springy strength. They are Cantilevers, with an attractive new Spring model shown.
Local Women’s Club Officers Reelected and May Meeting Planned
The W C T U officers were reelected including President Minx A M Keller and Secretary Miss K M Bartgift. Delegates named to the Urbana county convention and plans announced for a May 10 lecture in the Empire theatre by Dr Mary Harris Armor. A feature on fashion and styles followed, noting two piece gowns in ivory or brocaded silk and accessories.
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Minx
A. M. Keller
Fcea
Ming Bertha Tralick
Clarg Kepler
K. M. Bartgift
Mra
May S. Markell
Catsail
Urbana
Suman
Catsuil
Fisher
Leatherman
Culler
Harrison
Kaufman
Mary Tumerman
Ira Biser
Wm. Schmitt Thos. Kline
de Hendrickson
Routzahn
Offi
Royal Unionas
Misses Keller
Bartgis
Fuller, Mealey
J. Remsbury
Trail
Mati
May Markell
W. Stoner
Empire Theatre
Mary Harris Armor
America
Frederick County
Chinese damask sports dress with unbuttoning skirt
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