Jagr 4 ace SJAMSVILLE and local gatherings
Mornings and Sundays feature visits among Hyatts and families from Fountain Mills to Monrovia and Baltimore. Miss Thelge Hyatt recovers from tongue inflammation. Lectures by Jennie Smith and social visits across Littlestown, Hyattstown, and Thurmont fill the week. Rev F B Emenheiser retires from the conference chair. Koontz Chapel hosts a protracted meeting. Corn harvest continues as farmers work fields and bulbs near bursting in Baltimore visits.
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Ace Sjamsville
Clyad Hyatt
Misa Lorde
Hig
Lyng Byatt
Alonzo' S Smith
Amanda Moxley
Jennie Smith
Lottie Hyatt
Maurica ‘Baker
Monrovia
Lewie Finker
Baltimore
Qladya Linthicun
Henson Trail
Charles Trail
Chas Tra
Roy Trail
Barneaville
Roy Page
Point
Rocka
Ashford Trail
Dolly Trail
Milas Ethel Kerner
Harry Davis
Ruth Davis
John Davis
Sheriff and Deputies Nab Suspect After Rope and Car Load Farce
A hoax call led Indiana County sheriffs to Cornbread road where a farmer twice claimed a neighbor, Jim Stubbs, carried a hidden white mule under canvas on a two-horse wagon. The deception ended when the farmer confessed the disguise, revealing the prank as a theft scare. The second item reports Germany’s rubber substitute claims and potential uses, noting no solid facts from officials yet.
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Galt
Indiana
Jim Stubbins
Govan
Stubbs
Holt
Xherry
Calle Raul
Travelers reading and borrowing across towns sparked library committees
The National Council of Traveling Men's associations formed a committee to improve library access for travelers and urged the American Library Association to appoint a parallel panel. The library association accepted and created its own committee. John Adams Lowe, vice librarian of the Brooklyn Public Library, was named.
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National Council of Traveling Men‘s Associations
American Library Association
The
Library Association
John Adama Lowe
Brooklyn Public Library
Ebalyman
Waiting for It to Move
An elderly Cornish woman, never before traveling, travels to a country station to catch a train. After two hours she learns the train has gone and another may be long absent. She protests that she thought the whole conveyance had moved in a humorous parish anecdote.
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Lo Rall
John Lane
Largest cotton storage sheds rise in England at Tt
The greatest cotton sheds are being erected in England, housing about 50 000 bales in one section under controlled conditions. They provide inspection facilities for high merit cotton and can remove specific bales regardless of position via a remarkable newly invented mechanism.
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England
Rodericks Hold Fall Wedding Reception in Seattle-Frederick Link
Rev and Mrs David Morgan Roderick who wed in Seattle on October 2 arrive in Frederick after their wedding trip. A reception at the Presbyterian church parlors follows the marriage, with fall floral decor, music, and a sunset club reception.
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F. PD. Anthony
Baltimore
Valley View
Ralph
Mary
Alice Breighner
Kathleen Klipp
Claude “Hueighher
Frederick
Gettysburg
York
L. BR. Breighner
Glenm, Green
Evelyn
John, Klipp
Messra
Charles
Samuel
Klipp
Piedmont
West Virginia
David Morgan Roderick
Seattle
Wash
Frederek
Presbyterian Church
Mra. Roderick
Seattle Times
Mary ‘Louise
Rochester
G. A. C. Rochester
Tabernacle Baptist Church
P. Ie. Dark
Tom Roderick
Camp Lewis
Clifford Kantner
D. F. Jarvis
Everett
Mendelssohn
Raymond Aren
George Thompson
Walter Kelton
F Davidson
Archibald McVittle
George Stoddard
Kantner
Grieg
Tha Sunger Club
L . Gilman
Frank DeWitt
William A.*shannon
Albert Charles Phillips
Roderick
Mount St Mary’s Defeat Washington College 20 to 0
Mount St Mary’s College beat Washington College 20 to 0 at Homewood Field. Captain Johnny Chapman scored two touchdowns while Robins led the attack, powering gains and driving plays. Emmitsburg’s defense stifled the visitors with strong line play and improved kicking.
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Mount St. Mary's
Washington
Hamewood Field
Emmitsburg
Semad
Johnny Chapman
Robins
Chapman
Mountaineer
Seigenfuse
Chestertown
Canif
Nopkins
Dickermaint
Sean
Wallet theft tale ends with odd insult and cigar gift
In Wilkes-Barre a man called Bohem of Midladelphia finds no wallet at the Hotel Redington and hands it to clerk Gerald O'Neill. O'Neill opens the wallet and counts 1 000 000 dollars as a Russian rushes in. The scene ends with a stranger offering a cigar to a non smoker after a peculiar exchange.
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Wilkes-Barre
Bohem
Midladelphia
Redington
Gerald O'Neill Neil
Tostomy Pochethaal
O'Neeleave
Tohen
Soldier Cashes A Note At Melbourne Treasury
A soldier appeared at the Commonwealth Treasury in Melbourne and asked to cash a twenty pound note. He claimed to have swallowed a toothpick and recalled the note number. The note proved to be the sole missing one from a voucher.
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Commonwealth Treasury
Melbourne
Australia
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