Teneytews May 3 notes on Loggins death and local visits
Mrs Lavina Fringer learned of her nephew R N M Loggins death in Rockville after a motorcycle accident near Hagerstown. Funeral services were held in Arlington near Washington DC. The column records numerous visits, hospitalings, sickness, and social events across Taneytown and surrounding towns, including illnesses, travel to Baltimore and Washington, and local gatherings.
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B. B. Chenoweth
A. W. Feeser
Silver Run
A. Fuss
Toulsy Fuss
Emmitsburg
Lavina Fringer
RK. V. Loggins
Washington, D. C
George R. Sauble Boest
Baltimore
Trinity Lutheran Church
Tia B. Koontz
Frank
Taneytown
David Little
Town
Joseph Kreits
Union Bridge High School Play Sees Small Hampstead Audience
Union Bridge May 5 The high school performed the play The Full House in Hampstead on Wednesday evening. Unfavorable weather kept attendance from being larger.
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Union Bridge
Hampstead
The News Evening Broadcast Time Table Summary
The page lists radio station call signs and locations nationwide compiled for The News by NEA Service. It includes station codes and city pairings across multiple states, reflecting a dense catalog of broadcast outlets and times.
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NEA Service, Inc
Moving of Grand Daughter in Walkersville
Mrs. Theodore Fowble of Broadway attends the moving of her granddaughter Mrs. Jease Laird in Walkersville on Thursday. Dr. Stone Carroll County health officer visits the high school, noting that some pupils would have earned pins but for detective teeth. Dr. and Mrs. Sendiner visit Baltimore home, then return for a short stay. Miss Rheba Abbott plans to visit her brothers in Philadelphia and Reading for several weeks. Mother's Day services are set for May 10 in the Reformed Church and Lutheran Church, with Rev. PL H. Williams assigned to the Lutheran charge by June first after a December 1925 pastorate gap.
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Theodore Fowble
Broadway
Walkersville
Jease Laird
Stone
Carroll County
and I. Sendiner
Sendmers
Baltimore
Gold Standard Advances in Commons Reading of Credits
London May 1 The House of Commons passed the second reading of the gold standard bill and approved money resolutions to enable the government to implement the agreement for restoring the gold standard. Finance Secretary Walter Sprigg shows that Britain would not incur interest payments unless American credits are used. Credits total 300 million dollars with 200 million from the Federal Reserve and 100 million from Morgan for two years.
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London
House of Commons
American Credites
Bank of England
Walter Spripness
Treasury
Federal Reserve R
House of Morfan
Sears
Violation of School Law Leads to Arrests in County
Mrs Mamie Kilge aml Mrs Diggs were arrested Monday afternoon by Constable Charles Smaith on warrants from the County Truant Office. They are charged with failing to send their sons to a common school. Both will be given a hearing this afternoon at 2 before Justice Shaman VP Bowers.
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Mamie Killge
Mary, Diggs
Colon
Chas. W. Smaith
D. Harshman
Combiie
Maryland Forester Warns on Timber Shortage and Fires
Foe W O Besley Maryland State Forester warns that only five percent of Maryland lumber is home grown and exports from distant sources cost freight. He cites rampant forest fires, overcutting, and waste lands, urging aggressive reforestation, fire control, and sustained yield to meet local timber needs during American Forest Week.
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Maryland
Fo O W. Besley
JF. W. Besley
Maryland Department of Forestry Fe
Rapa
Marvdand
Panama Canal
Donstrain
Wood Hall
Piewne
Teal Forestry
Crossword Puzzle and Grange Meeting Report
A noisy mixed page features a crossword puzzle with numerous garbled clues about curtain pictures sun gods and vehicles plus a detailed account of a semi monthly Grange meeting held Friday evening at Fengeville. The meeting included readings humorous talks and a lecture about the Grange movement with local organizers named.
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Fengeville
John Renny
Ruth Derr
George, Tenn
Meath Poole
Alice Witter Als
Ketan
Lawson Grange
the Grange
Buell
Tarry M. Howard
Rewdblook Grange
Thurauhry
Secret Meeting Report From Brotherhood of Firemen
A partially legible note describes a Monday assembly of Western Maritime Union of Firemen officials at Uhigerstegen. The document claims a long running arbitration in progress and mentions a strike threat if conditions do not improve. Substances cited are claimed to boost durability and deter bacteria.
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R. N M. Loggins
Washington
Loggins
Hagerstown
Rockville
Artington
Washington, D.C
Fringer
Sarah Null
Jacob Sanders
Mount Joy
Jesse Myers
Wallers
Jacob D. Null
Gladys
Louise Thompson
Ralph Leister
Thomas
Spyder
Pou
Herbert
Mra
William F. Robinson
Shaner
Ruth
Oakmount
John Bowers
Hanover
William E. Bricker
George Arnold
Jon
Charles
Bernard Arnold
St. Joseph's Hospital
Arnold
Mary Fink
Chambersburg
Aubrey Routzaha
A. C. Fink
Emmanuel Harner
Ralph Lemmon
Robert Galt
Mr Galt
Lizzie Galt
Curtis Bowers
Jomani
George A. Shoemaker
Littles
Own
A. Tf. Bowers
Gertie Rowe
Margaret Smith
Celia
Millie
Bankett Brothers
Silver Man
Ross Philips
Margaret
William
John
Lewis
York
Salle Stick
Leander Hesson
Hotel Carroll
Mt, Airy
Mr. Airy
E. Marlinix
Airy
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
W. V. Mercer
Freda
Charles Wilson
Marion V. Rankles
Banks Bartholow
Frederick
Aby
Norman Ffood
Preston Snyder
Parepa Day and Son
Mis
Maggarite Dorntticm
Parepe Linthicum
Frederi Oh
Harry Bushey
Charlee Han
George Fauble
Wreéerick
Joseph Alurcay
Arckle Runkles
Mt. Airy
Miro Alice Grimm
Woodbine
Ella Norwood
Mt All
Eugene Mercer
Mary Tomg
Middletown
Harry Roberts
Apeny
Mears
John Cordon
E.G. Butler
Kant Mullinix
Milton Karrison
Berns’ Harrison
Mea
Margaret Roley
New York
Charles Poole
Jesse Bran
Jesse P. King
Ridgeville
Molesworth
Mollie Blood
Balthimore
Mim Ellaabeuh Matthews
Mink Filsabech Downey
Hal- Uore
R14 Spurrier
Norman Hood
Grace Ditman
Paul Magaha
Barrett
Alice Wilson
Sudashist
Hossie Gosnell
Ralph Sellman
Kemp Norwood
Edgar Wilson
William Rimber
Herbert Flakr
Irma
Dorothy
Ami
W. Price
Chas. Brown
Kenneth
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Charles Nichole
Bury
Cleve Budlow
Marguerite
Larto
Melvin Heart
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Hass and Werbert
Yurdum
Toby Brown
Lestie Windeor
Cedar Grove
Leawood Price
Ardell
Damascus
Clarence Price Ant
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Berwyn
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Austin McBride
J. Keller Smith
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TK Blackwell
Jacob Baer
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Austin
Charles Broudie
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Winchester
Barrick
Calvin Keyser
William Weller
Albert Kehne
Thelma Kehne
Clara Cook
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J. Newton Smith
Clifard Schitknecht
Hageratown
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