Local YC in Army to China voyage details shared
The letter from a Washington County welter company inspector describes a trip to China by a local young man. He departed from Fort McDowell and sailed via Hawaii Guam Manila and the Philippine Islands on the transport Thomas. He plans to join the 41st Infantry in Shanghai around May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhonaly
Hiwus
Ime
China
Washington County Welter Company
Fort McDowell
Cal
Haiaky
Cristobia
Gaim
Hanks
Mexico
California
Cuip
Galion Gate
Ilough
Thomas
Hounhwa
Guam
Manila
Philippine Islands
Hamby
Hagerstown
Shanghai
U. S
Pennsy P. S. C. Member John Stewart Dies
John L. Stewart, longtime Pennsylvania Public Service Commission member, died at Hartieburg Hospital after being stricken in his apartment. He was appointed to the utilities board by Governor Pinchot and previously taught economics at Lehigh University in Bethlehem.
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Aarrishorg
John L. Stewart
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
Hartieburg Hospital
Stewart
Utilities Poard
Pinchot
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
License law explained and property rental implications
A noted explanation outlines license law for both private and public matters. It discusses how tenants and property owners must handle garages and rent, with a focus on who can obtain licenses. The text also mentions changes affecting women and social issues in the legal framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Qawakt
Baltimore area telephone expansion plan approved
Walley G. Gifford of AT&T reviewed a 23 million dollar five year expansion by the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. The project includes a 4 million dollar Baltimore exchange building at St Paul and Pleasant, extensive Weller switch improvements across Baltimore County, faster service, and elimination of the long distance toll on some routes. Transatlantic radio and television tests were noted as ongoing developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeile
Potomac
Daltimore
Walley G. Gifford
American Telephone and, Telegraph Company
St. Paul and
Pleasant Streets
Baltimore
Baltimore Exchange
Aml
Weller Exchange
DiMord
Plans Complete For Big Marble Tourney Tomorrow
The Howard street school sends two champs William Weavery and Sampsell to the Herald Mill Marble Powney at Surrey school grounds tomorrow afternoon. About 74 other boys from Toward Street and Winter Scrent are entered. Elimination contests start at 4 46 o'clock with directors Ralph Jionsen and Prof. Wed Minekirt overseeing, promising lively competition and prize money for the winner and finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weavery
Kurt Sampsell
Papa Avenue
Fiie
Howard Street
Sia
Herald- Mill
Powney
Surrey
Lamorrowfternoon
Newvers
Sampsell
Elmingdon
Ralph Jionsen
Tomerrow
Uhe
Wed
Minekirt
Ayslet
Untae
Witer Street
Gawes
Aternoon
Mersrs
Coakley
Hlake
Washington Street
Deaths and funeral notices record regional losses
Obituaries from Keedysville and Frederick area list David B Mann aged 77 at his daughter s home along Wiel Hiamsnort bridge with many survivors across Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania and funeral details. Additional notices cover Isaiah Mark infant son of Mr and Mrs Walter Mortma of Williamsport area and Mrs Harry Buxton in Des Moines plus Gladys M Myers of Pennhurst and Minnie Evera Kennedy of Hagerstown with burial plans at local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Mann
Albert Mellutt
Woyula
Wiel Hiamsnort Bridge
Mr. Mann
Charles
Burkw Valley
Vac
Arthur
Pulling Waters
West Virginia
Julis
Ha.ferstown
Albert Mellett
Garfield
Ream
Moswell
Russell Lehr
Roseau
Mrerick
Isaiah Mark
Mar
Walter Mortma
Williamsport
Kamaport
Harry Buxton
Des Moines
Iowa
Keedysville
Keadysville
West
Gladys M. Myers
Clarence F. Myers
Pennhurst
Folowing
Raymond
Kana
Flog
Gwen
Ruth
Minnie Evera Kennedy
Casper A. Kennedy
Washington County Hospital
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Mary Etta
Elwoat H
Home Sisters
Mary Harshman
Chews
Ville
Gaver
Myereville
P. H. Cline
Frederick
Howard Hooper
Washington
St. Mark's Jeatheene Church
County wheat crop will not be a large one
Weather favorable until harvest could still yield only limited gains. Maryland wheat conditions on April 1 ranged from 72 to 85 percent of full drought readiness in north central and western counties due to lack of snow and cold cycles. Late sowing and wet weather reduced early growth. pastures showed improvement as warm sun returned.
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Marylan
John S. Dennee
Maryland
Coidilion
Dubia Marek
Mech
United States
Garden of Thanks Notice for Deceased Neighbor
A garden of thanks notice expresses sorrow for the death of Edward Saylor and mentions neighbors Sah Geos and Unie binetiess. It notes a big dance security event and lists names Olga, Henry, Feira Cramptoss Ath. The date appears as Thursday April 14, 1027, with an all welcome invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dadward Saylor
Olga
Henry
BIG Dance Security
Thuvaiay
Adye
Drunks before city court in nine cases crowd session
Nine drunken driving cases were before Judge Hower in city court. Arraigned defendants include Edward Petery of Dawnaville, facing a lease breach charge with a hearing scheduled. All nine offenders were fined the usual eight dollars. The session totaled from the first of the month to today. Also noted a small frame building fire at Dy. N. Granth’s North Potomine Street caused by sparks, with the blaze easily controlled.
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Arunkune
Scott Bower
Thig Jhorving
Edward Petery
Dawnaville Farmer
Ariylag Haere
Peteers
South Votonme
Hower
N. Granth
North
Potomine Atret
Coolidge Breakfast Meeting With Republican Leaders
President Coolidge attended a breakfast conference at the temporary White House with a wide slate of Republican leaders from across the country. The guest list featured Senators Curk, Smoot, McNary, and Kayes, plus Representatives Snell, Begs ard Burton, and Hersey, among others. The gathering, described as a routine briefing, yielded no specific announcements.
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Coolidge
White House
Butler
Republican National
Nothings
Cur- UK
Kansas
Smoot
Utah
McNary
Oregon
Kayes
New Hampshire
Snell
New York
Begsy Ard Burton
Ohly
Treadwily
Massachusetts
Hersey
Minnesota
Everett Sandora
C. Bascom Stemy
B. Creager
Speculation Rife as Western Maryland Stock Rises
Speculation runs high on Western Maryland Railroad stock after a 40 percent surge fueled by rumors of Baltimore and Ohio purchases. Analysts cite potential first preferred stock funding, dividend possibilities, and new trade arrangements as factors. The talk highlights expected earnings boosts from closer traffic ties and plans to feed IL via the Lake regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Marylais
Wall Street
Baltimore & Ohio Inn
Aml
Maryland
Western Marylans
Arrangemanta
Baltimore and Ohio
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Singer Heir Accused in Million Dollar Embezzlement Case
Paul I Singer, heir to Singer Sewlik millions and Palm Beach developer, was arrested on charges of obtaining 31.5 million under false pretenses. Prosecution alleges he misrepresented the status of the Valus Teach Over Really Unmopany of which he was president to defraud the public. Bond set at 40,000 as he returned to New York.
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Paul I. Singer
Singer Sewlik Marine Millions
Palm Beach
Youtly
Aub
Singer
New York
Rev Dr Bell Retires After 23 Years At St Luke’s York Pa
Rev Dr Albert Dell reti res after 23 years as pastor of St Luke's Lutheran Church in York Pennsylvania due to impaired health. He was born in Williamsport and is related to local officials. Congregation honored him with a $1000 check upon retirement. he previously served as treasurer of the West Virginia Synod. Building permits also listed for Miller Washington Street and Cleveland Avenue properties. An H J Burk was injured on Broadway and hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dell
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
York
Dell
Williamsport
C.D. Bell
Withamsport
Kellar RB. Bell
Bell
West Vennayivas Synat
United Lutheran Church
Methodist Membership Falling Off in Maryland Conference
The Maryland Antal Conference reports declining Methodist membership over recent years. Rev. Joseph H. Lynch of Lynchburg urges evangelism and outside outreach, saying Christ’s work is best carried by those who serve and witness beyond the church walls. He criticizes modern evangelism and calls for traditional methods to reach the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losey
Maryland
Balimore
Joseph H. Lynch
Lynchburg
Harrison Is Wedded Again In Morocco
Tangier Morocco April 12. Prince Barton Harrison former governor general of the Philippines married Miss Margaret Wrentmore in a private ceremony at Darrigan's villa in the Morlagno Gardens between Tangier and Cape Spartel. Rev Edwin Hughes officiated. No honeymoon plans announced.
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Tangier
Morocco
Princis Barton Harrison
Philippines
Margaret Wrentmore
Darrigan
Ville
Morlagno Gardens
Cape Spartel
Eebvin H. Hughes
Hovseymoon
Los Angeles Dirigible Los Anxeles Readied After Overhaul
The navid dirigible Los Anxeles left its hangar today for a test flight marking the first trip of the year since last December. The craft underwent winter overhaul and about one hundred ground crew members, stationed here for a week, formed the procession to the awaiting mast in a ceremonial departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lakehunet
Hue
Correction notice on misidentified staff in Hol Gerstown High
A correction clarifies that Mise Johanna Schunter was misdescribed as attentive at Hol Gerstown High by Wie Dolly Stait for Saturday. It notes her role as a trans vitar of French for the Prior Company and mentions she provides French lessons in her spare time. The main regret is the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Johanna Schunter
Attennive
Holgerstown High School
Wie
Dolly Stait
Trans Vitar
Divorce Suit Filed Over Partial Derea From Vernon Munn
May Mann filed a divorce suit in court this morning seeking a partial decree from Vernon Munn. Wayne J. Wheeley argues Buller's position in support of Ethorah at Dosion, describing it as a collaborative method of combating nipopnar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ya May Mann
Vernon Munn
Wayne J. Wheeley Terns Buller
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Harry Jh. Hamby
Magerstown
Pennsy P. S.C
DEAD
Reddy
Pretzels
J. E. McDaniel
Dist
E. Washington St
Voss
Gineral Lighting Service
Hoffman-staley Etec. Co
Locust St
Sears
Surrey School
Mca
Susanna S. Wachter
W. P. Wachter
Max Keedy
Smith Potomac Streat
Bripor
Sacco-Vansatt
Rostaw Welts
Wilan Hi
Rotel
Young Corbett
Dugilist
Terry McGovern
Denver
Copeland
Ftora
Ady
Ted Tass
Shipp's Fish Market
Hhaug
Trinity
Summit
MacKenzie-Swimley Drug Co
S. Pot
Virginia Dare Gharatate Egga
Habits
Norris Chocolates
Eakles
Sveade
Huyett Brothers
Potomac Street
O.P
W. M
Rumor B. & O
DR. Bell
York Lutheran Church
Miller
Cleveland Avenue
Frank D. Rolirer
South Mulberry Etters
Burk
Broadway
Methodists
Harrison
W. P. Beard Co
the Kiddie Klothes Shop
Franklin Street
Amy Richardson
Mrs. Richardson
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