Mystery Man Linked to Slain Woman in Fortemount Tale
Fortemouth Ohio April 28 A mystery man was brought in as police investigate the murder of Mrs. Thomas Mannion. A woman said the man was with Mrs. Mannion ten hours before her body, found with throat cut, lay beside a baby carriage containing her 11 month old infant. Police consider a jealous husband theory of the rendezvous leading to the killing.
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Fortemouth
N. OH
To Veter
Ivan
Thomas Mannion
Cape May Visitors To Be Welcomed In Hanerstown Today
Cape May tourists will be greeted in Hanerstown this afternoon at 4 o clock. A Chamber of Commerce committee will escort them on a town tour followed by dinner and a reception at the Tanvi ton Hotel. Delegates represent Ocean City Strathmere Sea Isle Avalon Stowe Harbor North Wilden Weldwood Wildwood Crest and Cape May County chambers. The trip promotes tourism and local residence advantages and will include routing tours for visitors. Buck Miks Dapper charged with disorderly conduct after a near-accident arrest. injuries treated by Dr. Morrison.
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Cape County
Stowe Harbor
Nort Wilden
Weldwood
Wildwood Crest
Cape May Try
Tulips Bloom at East Franklin Street Garden
Fifteen thousand tulips bloom in Prof. Frank B. Stouffer’s garden on East Franklin Street as a hail storm injures only a few early varieties. The tulip garden draws daily visitors and is described as one of Western Maryland’s largest and finest displays.
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Frank B. Stouffer
Franklin Street
Maryland
Ordered to Leave Elsie Walch After Court Action
Elsie Walch, 22, of Greencastle Pa, left town after being ordered to leave by Justice Gower following an indecent walking arrest. She stated she left three foster children with relatives to seek work. In Frog Hollow, prohibition officers raided and seized multiple stills including a 1000 gallon capacity setup, whiskey, mash, and an engine connected to one still. no arrests were reported.
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Elsie Walch
Greencastle
Here
Justice iGower
Elreet
Frog Hollow
Prohibition
Ron Martinerburz
Deal Is Delayed Several Months
New York April 27 Interests closely tied to the Van Sweringen brothers of Cleveland in their Nickel Phite merger plan show hopes for completion before July 1. A special stockholders meeting of the Eric Railroad, one participant, was postponed again to June 22 after delays from the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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New York
van Sweringen Brothers
Cleveland
Eric Railroad
Interstate Commerce
Preacher Rev Lester King to Hold Services in St James
St James will host preaching services by Rev Lester King at the Brethren Church on Sunday evening April 26, with a morning sermon planned in Tilghmanton. The village escaped a recent storm path about a quarter mile south, causing damage to fences tele phone poles and roofs of a barn and a store elevator. Mrs Naonie Youdenslager and daughter visited Mrs Mary Shants last week. Mrs Pearl Sperow and son Clarence and daughter Ida attended social visits.
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Routzalin
Naonie Youdenslager
Haverstown
Apent
Mary Shants
Pearl Sperow
Xon Clarence
Lda
Rural Social Roundup From Johnstown and Surrounding Areas
Residents and visitors gather across Johnstown and nearby towns including Hagerstown Waynesboro and Martinsburg with hosting duties noted. Names include Walter Neway Mary Shank Katia Mongan Everett Speraw John Sperow Maurice Lowe and others as communities share visits and home improvements amid routine family reunions. A boxing note out of Buffalo mentions Sid Terris losing a foul defeat to Rocky Kansas in a ten round bout.
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Terrib
Buffalo
Sid Terria
New York
Fightwaight
Rocky Kansas
Bufato
Hevernight
Finnal
Terris
Terry
Kansas
Prohibition convict Graver loses Supreme Court review
Harry Grave of Hagerstown was convicted in a United States Court for violating prohibition laws and sentenced to one year in the Atlanta federal penitentiary. After appealing, the Supreme Court refused a review yesterday, upholding the lower court. Grave, arrested in whiskey withdrawals near Burkittsville, will serve the sentence.
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Harry
Hoppy) Grave
Birderick
Hagerstown
United States
Atlanta
United States Supreme Court
Iower Court
Graver
Quterbridge ‘Horsey Distillers
Burkiltevile
Frederick County
Groves
Plant Juice touted by Paterson resident as health cure
Mre E Gellar of 321 Market Street Paterson NJ credits Plant Juice with relieving her severe stomach liver and kidney pains and restoring sleep and digestion. She endorses the product and notes it cleansed her system. The remedy is advertised in Wagonertown by D C Aughinbaugh and Son and Koolaley’s Pharmacy and sold by druggists everywhere.
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Mas
BE. Gellar
Mre E. Gellar
Market Street
Paterson
N. J
Wagtretown
D. C. Aughinbaugh & Son
Koolaley
Involving Hagner at the Distillery with Weowledge
A brief line notes an attempt to recover forty thousand dollars from Hagner at the distillery aided by Weowledge and connivance of prohis ion aBiciala, indicating a corrupt or criminal plan in progress.
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Hagner
Prohision aBiciala
Sunday School Institute to be Held Friday Night
District No 6 Sunday Schools plan an Institute at Mt Zion Evangelical Church on Friday May 1 at 745 pm. Har ry Svagely of Mongerstown will speak on Sunday School work. A male quartet from Evangelical Church Hagegran town and chorals from Broadfording Church of the Brethren will perform music. The program promises an entertaining evening.
Membership Grows for Relief Assn
The Potomac Edison Relief Association expanded its membership to over 70 at its annual meeting with Blue Ridge Transportation Company employees joining. W. L. Hussong of Hagerstown served as president, with J. W. Price of Waynesboro as first vice president and C. F. Collins of Hagerstown as second vice president. Robert T. Smith of Frederick became secretary and R. A. Winebrew of Frederick treasurer. Mrs. Bessie Kelfler of Frederick received an award.
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Potomac Edison Relief Association
Blue Radge Transporation Company
W. L. Hussong
Hagerstown
Etcalet
J. W. Price
Waynesboro
C. F. Collins
Elagerstown
Robert T. Smith
Frederick
R.A. Winebrew
Bessie Kelfler
Prize of Twenty-Five Dollars Awarded in Contest
A prize of twenty five dollars was awarded in the home heating contest conducted among employees of the company.
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Smong
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Storage CO
Shas
Bowers
Chamber of Commerce
Cane May County
Buck Miks
King Dis
W. B Morrison
Hellmann
Ealag
Wichard Hellman
Tatend
N.Y
England
Senator Marconi
Wireless Fame
Elizabeth Paynter
Col
Mre, Paynter
Noskenna
Penzance
St. James
Footer’s Cleaners
Jonathan St
Wyers
Johnstown
Walter Neway
Katia Mongan
Hageretown
Mary Shank
Fred Poffenberger
Willamsport
Polfenberger
Everett Speraw
Ohio
John
Agron Middtekaw
Splalman
Tingsell Batt and Son
William Barnes
Margaret Ridenaur
Lucilla
Edith Baker
Downsville
John Lewis
Frazier Emerson
Fan
Martinsburg
Anidates
Wil
Misa Daisy Domer
Dewey Howland
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Mitte
Hubert Myers
Paffenberger
Myron Bloom
Gon
Kent
Tagersland
Vieting
Annie Myere
Fred Myers
Hager
Town
Lester King
Mra
Suan Lowe
Mary Edkeberger
Pon
Robert
Mamie Shervin
Alice Lynch
Francen Murray
Charterty Ralchard
Warriett Rayer
Central Garage & Electric Supply Company 12
Potomac &T
Phare
Preston Shingles
Owen
Kei
Typewriters
Hagerstown Bookbinding and Printing Co
Franklin and
Jonathan Streete
Greenwalt ‘Electric Supply CO
Weat Antietam Street
Eversiking
Rei
Extira
Phore
Relief Ass'n
M. Hays & Bros
Washington Street
Howard’s
Baltimore St
California
California Prune and Apricot Growars Association
Geowse
Sem Jose
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