Hagerstown High School to Host Constitution Essay Contest
The American Bar Association selects Hagerstown High School as the scene for a Constitution essay contest. Alexander Armstrong, the local representative, notes the prize of 20 dollars for first place and 10 dollars for second. Essays are limited to two pages, written on one side, and due by March.
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Hagerstown
American Bar ‘Association
Alexander Armstrong
United States
The
Bar Association
Sec
Ond
Grimes
Professor Olliman to Speak at Trinity Lutheran
Professor Olliman of Gettysburg Lutheran Theological Seminary will discuss the authenticity of the Old Testament at Trinity Lutheran on Tuesday evening April 24. An authority on the Old Testament, he is expected to deliver a notable address under the 9.30 class of the Sunday School.
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Olliman
Gettysburg Lutheran’ Theological Seminary
Trinity “Lutheran
After Easter Hat Sale at Henson's Hat Shoppe
Special sale at Henson's Hat Shoppe 23 West Antietam Street on Saturday April 21 offers real bargains on hats. Advertisements promote discounted headwear in a local business notice.
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Henson’s
Antietam St
Real Bargain
Greencastle Court Sessions Open with Beard Family Cases
Greencastle on April 23 marks the start of the April quarter sessions at Chambersburg. Beard family members face multiple charges including violation of the 18th amendment, theft of chickens, desertion, and non support. Ira Hess from Antrim Township stands accused of arson to defraud insurers after a dwelling fire that killed his wife.
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Beard
Harvey Beard
Effie Johnson
Robert Beard
Ira Hess
Antrim Township
Hess
Harry Staley
Dahlgren Street
Staley
Greencastle
Wagner
Seibert
Hagerstown
Ralph Himes
Ralph Himes, Jr
Altoona
Himes
Henry G. Chritzman
Barnhart Apartments
Daniel Osbaugh
Kensington Circle
Mary S. Kreps
South Washington Street
Victor Council
United American Mechanics
George Carl
B. Carl
East
Baltimore Street
Deaths of Kendal and Sharer in Maryland and Michigan
William Kendal died at his daughter Mrs. Frank Ridenour near Edgemont of general debility aged 73. Survived by wife Mary E Kendal and children Frisby Simon Frederick Harry Chewsville Mrs. Ridenour Mrs. Law Mrs. Meltman and Simon Hagerstown. Funeral Sunday with 1:30 pm gathering and 2 pm service at Methodist Church Cavetown Cemetery. Mrs Norman E Sharer of Williamsport died in Saginaw Michigan and will be buried there Monday. survived by husband and children Winifred Paul Clarence John Wesley Norman Jr Lena May Edith Anna two sisters Mrs Harbaugh and Mrs Nutter and stepbrother William Kimble.
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Lewis William Kendal
Frank Ridenour
Edgemont
Mary E. Kendal
Frisby
Smithsburg
Simon
Frederick
Harry W
Chewsville
John Law
Greensburg
Lee Meltaman
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Webb
Cavetown
Norman E. Sharer
Williamsport
Saginaw
Mich
Sharer
Winifred
Paul
Clarence
John Wesley
Norman, Jr
Lena May
Edith
Anna
Paul Harbaugh
Orpha Nutter
William Kimble
Auto Company Moves to New Pennsylvania Prospect Site
The Wood Auto Company has moved into a new 50 by 100 foot building across from its former property, after selling its Pennsylvania avenue site to Kreider-Reisner Aircraft Company. The new facility is complete in every detail and located on the corner of Pennsylvania and Prospect avenues.
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Wood Auto Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kreider-Reisner Aircraft Company
Pennsylvania and
Prospect Avenues
Smithsburg High to present Mammy's Lil' Wild Rose play
The Smithsburg High Senior Class presents Mammy's Lil Wild Rose a comedy drama at Community Hall for two nights. Cast includes Miriam Forrest Joseph Gardenhour Pauline Stevenson Guy Lumm Evelyn Huff Florence Clopper and others. Shows start 8 15 p m with dancing after each performance by the Alpha Nu Orchestra.
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Smithsburg High School
Lilliah Mortimer
Mamy
Lil
Wild Rose
Joseph Gardenhour
Daniel
French
Peggy
Miriam Forrest
Rose
Charlotte Bell
Eugene Nevinger
Letty
Lester van
Pauline Stevenson
Babe
Guy Lumm
Orpheus Jackson
Romeo
Evelyn Huff
Hester O’may
Lloyd Masters
Wade Carver
Grace Lung
Miss Courtrane
Florence Clopper
Joseph Kretsinger
Uncle Joe
Alpha Nu
Broadway Star Claire Luce Takes Mishka on Plane
Miss Claire Luce, famed Broadway musical comedy star, took her pet Mishka on a plane ride at Curtiss Field in Long Island. The bear reportedly growled and reacted strongly, marking Mishka’s first flight.
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Curtiss Field
L.l
Mishka
Kenny's Special Hanging Basket Ad For Baking Powder
An advertisement touts Kenny's Special hanging basket with a brass chain and percent pound of high grade Baking Powder priced at 39 cents. C D Kenny Co. promotes the combo as a ready to display plant and kitchen upgrade.
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C. D. Kenny CO
Antique Sale At 119 E Washington Street
A furniture silver china and quilts sale is set for Monday April 23 at 1 o clock at 119 E Washington St Lele B Smith Miller promotes the event in an advertisement.
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Washington St
Lele B. Smith Miller
Grove Sold to Hanover in Blue Ridge League
Lefty Grove, a young southpaw with Waynesboro for several seasons and a top prospect, has been sold outright to the Hannover Club. President K. G. Potter announced the sale. payment amount not disclosed. Grove hails from Shippensburg.
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Lefty Grove
Waynesboro
Hannover Club
K. G. Potter
Dot
Grove
Shippensburg
Union Officials Indicted in Chicago Case
Fourteen officials of the Painters Decorators and Paper Hangers Union were indicted by a Federal Grand Jury under the anti trust law.
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Chicago
Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers Union
Denby Barred From Stand in Teapot Dome Trial
Edwin Denby, former Secretary of the Navy, disappointed the defense in Harry Sinclair’s trial after admitting knowledge of the leasing negotiations. He was ruled off the stand as he left the courtroom.
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Edwin Denby
Harry Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Markets Furnishings and Grain Prices and Sail for Europe
Markets listings show W R Sossman Co offering grain quotes for wheat and corn with May July September futures, while two Catholic priests from Hagerstown and Hancock prepare to sail today on the Lapland to Antwerp for an eight week tour of Europe. During Kerr’s absence, Conlon will lead St Mary’s Church. Clyde Funk of Chambersburg will spend the weekend at the Y M C A.
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Father C. C. Kerr
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Hagerstown
Wm. EE. Kelly
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
Hancock
Lapland
Antwerp
Italy
France
England
Ireland
Father Kerr
Father Conlon
St. Mary's Church
Clyde Funk
Chambersburg
Hi Y Members Receive Pins at Club Event
Lois Helm is named Best All Round Girl and earns the Hi Y ring while Doris Draper wins the second honor. Senior and ex Hi Y members receive gold H pins. list includes Draper, Millicent Draper, Hoffman sisters, Ngenfritz, Shhenk, Nicely, Moore, Morin, Henson, Flood and ex Hi Y pins for Cook, Miller, Harman, Hose, Garver, Rohrer, Parks, Green, Matthews, Starr, OConnell, Harman. Club officers Lois Helm Helen Harbaugh Doris Draper and Charlotte Dietrich also receive tiny office pins.
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Lois. Helm
Doris Draper
Betty Millicent Draper
Ethel
Helen Hoffman
Phyllis Ngenfritz
Jean Shhenk
Elizabeth Nicely
Minnie Moore
Virginia Morin
Eloise Henson
Elizabeth Flood
Tuna Fish Loaf and Sides Menu Notation
A list-style note presents Tuna Fish Loaf with Cabbage Salad Creamed Peas and Lemon Pie or Pudding as appropriate accompaniments. The fragment references Cottee and endorses fish loaf as a meat substitute with a tart salad and lemon dessert.
Radiators and motors flushed at honest prices
J G Kay offers radiator and motor flushing services at 601 Frederick Street in Hagerstown Maryland with honest service and prices. Square dance tonight at Red Bridge Park Chambersburg welcomes all, hosted by P D Rhodes.
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J. G. Kay
Frederick ,J
Hagerstown
Red Bridge Park
Chambersburg
Wall Street Opens Sharply as Rates Rise and Loans Grow
New York April 20. Stock prices drop at the opening amid authorities’ rate hikes and a surge in broker loans. Initial declines ranged 1 to 7 points with Radio down 7 and Allied Chemical, New York Central, Paramount Famous Lasky, American Smelting and Montgomery Ward each under pressure. Joseph M. Harp of the Moller Apartments drove to Baltimore yesterday.
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Boston
Federal Reserve
Allied Chemical 4
Central
Paramount Famous Lasky
American Smelting
Montgomery Ward
Birth Announcement for Norment's Daughter
Dr and Mrs R B Norment Jr announce the birth of a daughter at the hospital last night.
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R .B. Norment
Oak Hill Avenue
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