Severe Thunderstorms Hit City With Hail and Fire Damage
Heavy rain and hail moved through the area causing street flooding and damage. A shed on the Noffsinger farm burned with livestock feed and tools, with neighbors helping to save the barn while fire crews contained the blaze. Lightning struck near the weather station knocking out a telephone and power poles and trees were uprooted as winds reached 46 mph, affecting countywide areas from Brunswick to Emmittsburg.
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Wile
M. Pleasant
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Cox Fregesick
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Noffinger
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Brunswick
Emmittsburg
Parked Car Struck By Washington Man
An automoblie parked on South Market Street was damaged Saturday night when struck by a car driven by Harry Woodward of Washington DC. Police said Woodward was under the influence. Officer Frank Dorsey filed charges of drunken and reckless driving. Woodward posted $110 collateral for appearance. No injuries reported. Owner of the struck vehicle could not be learned. the car reportedly carried New York license tags.
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South Iarket Street
Harry Woodward
Washington
Weather clears after second storm with near normal May rain
The city saw a sunny Sunday after a drenching weekend with 81 degrees high and 60 degree low. Total May rainfall reached 3.27 inches, close to normal, as eight days produced most of the total and fields remain soaked slowing farm work.
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Feagaville WCTU Holds May Meeting and Supper
The Feagaville WCTU held a May 19 covered dish supper for about thirty five members and guests in St Luke's Lutheran social room. Attendees included Mrs Thomas Anderson county WCTU president Rev Geo H Sesler and Mrs Sesler. The group heard readings and songs, heard a talk on Missionaries in the WCTU, and welcomed Rev Mr Seiler Jana Wailhs Derr superintendent of the Sunday School. The next meeting is set for June 30 at 2 pm at Mrs Austin Renn's home.
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St Luke's Lutheran Social Room
Fat & P.m
Thomas Anderson
Woc TU
Geo. H Sesler
Sesler
W. C It. US
E. C. Renn
Leroy C Hozine
Picanny
Geo H. Seiler
Thos Anderson
Seiler Jana Wailhs Derr
God
Austin
Renn
Legislative program of Md Firemen ready
The Maryland State Firemen's Association will urge the next legislature to pass strict statewide fire prevention laws and to create a bureau of inspection investigation and enforcement The program announced after a meeting of five prevention committees will be drafted this week under J Alfred Fisher Annapolis for submission at the annual convention in Baltimore June 15 to 17 Also notes that cotton is grown as an annual plant in most countries but cultivated as a perennial in the tropics
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Maryland
Bureau of Inspection, Investigation
J. Alfred Fisher
Annapolis
State Association
Baltimore
Tropics
Raising a Family by Olive Roberts Barton
A fragmented historical column reflects on a girl named Mary with a rare eye condition and the impact on her family. It recounts a teacher’s supportive approach, a mother’s initial despair, and the social pressures of appearances in a time lacking psychiatric options. The piece frames such stories as universal lessons from parental disappointment.
Outing Held at Grove Park With Families
A park outing at Grove Park featured Mr and Mrs Howard Marker and family including daughters Ve ra and Cee and son H E Fiook along with Mr and Mrs Maran and son Hagersioan. A dinner was served.
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Grove Park
Vera
Cee
Howard Marker i Maran
H. E. Fiook
Hagersioan
Memorial Service Planned at Fairmont Seminary
Plans announce a memorial service to be held at Fairmont Seminary in Linerthtown on the 26th at 2 o clock pm. Speakers listed include Rev W W Sylvester, Liberty of Egan J Dewace, Hergert H Sentoi, Woodscere. Announcement is from a newspaper advertisement.
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Treamsuer
Fairmonnstery
Linerthtown
W. W. Sylvester
Egan J. Dewace
Hergert H Sentoi
Woodscere
Famous Hard Coal Burner and Coal Dealer Ad
An advertisement outlines a coal burner that connects furnaces for winter heating and promotes coal from a local bin. It mentions service in summer, calls to visit 4 23th St or call 319-4, and lists Albert C. Palmer as the local agent.
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Albert C. Palmer
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