Memorial Day Program Planned by Local American Legion Groups
A joint meeting of the Memorial Day committee of the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion and an Auxiliary committee approved a Memorial Day observance with invitations to patriotic and civic groups and schools. Two bands will participate. The meeting condemned poor flag etiquette observed during Mothers Day festivities, promising indignation meetings and detailing flag salute rules. The Auxiliary will run a Market Space stand selling flags, poppies, brick ice cream, pop and coca cola to benefit the American Legion Home Fund.
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Tueday
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Frederick
United States
Key Post
Daniel F. Leatherman
Lewis Sponselier
B. M. Davis
George Birely
Charles N. Staley
Harry Sanders
Elmer F. Munshower
Mayetta Hershberger
Armory
City Opera House
American Legion Home Fund
Auxiliary
City Bacteriologist report omits local milk tests
Not Included In Test reports an Aldermen meeting item by City Bacteriologist Dr. R. Bowlus. The examination covered milk from dealers other than F A Moler near the city. Also noted is a granted absolute divorce for Oscar B. Smith of Legore county, via attorney Reno Harp, from Willie F. Smith.
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R. Bowlus
Regun
Board of Aldermen
F. A. Moler
Oscar B. Smith
Legore
This County
Reno
Harp
Willie F. Smith
Sherman P. Bowers
Washington county reappoints health officer Wagaman
The Board of County Commissioners at a regular Hagerstown meeting reappointed Dr. Samuel M. Wagaman as county health officer. Other applicants were Dr. Ralph Jeachtey and Dr. R. B. Norment, who leads the Public Health Unit backed by Johns Hopkins University and the Rockefeller Foundation. Norment was urged by the Chamber of Commerce to coordinate county health work with the unit. Commissioners plan to start reassessing property in Washington county next August.
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Board of County Commissioners
Washington County
Hagerstown
Samuel M. Wagaman
Wagaman
Ralph Jeachtey
R. B. Norment
Public Heath
Johns Hopkins University
Rockefeller Foundation
Norment
Chamber of Commerce and
Representative Citizens
Waterson woman praises Tanlac in ad copy
Mrs Albert Cartwright of 211 12th Ave Waterson NT says Tanlac transformed her two year run down illness after influenza. She details improved appetite, relief from gas and headaches, stopped palpitations, dizziness and nervous dyspepsia, and renewed strength.
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Taniac
Albert Cartwright
12Th Ave
Waterson
Cumberland Tax Rate Rises To 1 16 In Next Year
Cumberland adopts a municipal tax rate of 1.16 for the coming year, a five cent increase from this year. The rise funds legacy debt from a 20 year bond of 190000 issued two decades ago with bonds maturing in 1922 and a refinancing issue that requires an extra 10000 annually.
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Cumberland
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Spencer E. Stup
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Albert A. Bussard
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Marion
Michael Samuel
Thomas Chas. T. Dudderar
KE. H. McBride
B. Evard Kepner
B. H. Dudrow
Harvey R. Lease
Frank V. Staub
Dr. Geo. F. Smith
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A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Weinberg’s
Jeannette Weinberg
Empire Theatre
Greena Walt’s Drug Store
Fidelity Building and Loan Association
Edwin C. Markell
Holden S. Felton
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Roy W. Poole
Best Building Supplies
Atizs Cement
Chiropractic Health Service
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St. Md
Jesse H. Michael
South Market Sc
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THE
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Optical Department
Granteed
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Frederick Court House
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