Legionnaires Headed to Maryland State Convention Parade
Hagerstown American Legion Post members led by John R. Tenney left yesterday for Maston Mu to attend the Maryland Department convention. Seventeen Dram Corps members join today’s parade, led by K Hiftie Ment, with about forty total delegates including veterans and a plumber.
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John RR. Tenney
Hagerstown Legionnaires
Maston
American Legion
Department of Maryland
Morris Frock
Dram Corps
Khiftiement
Uni Wy
Plan Outlined for Forest Fire Fighting Tactics
Co Cys Mein, district forester, spoke at a Junior Fire Combans meeting about a ward en system for professional forest protection. He described selecting a group of men to be trained as wardens, emphasized large fires that sweep mountainous terrain, and cited Maryland and Washington County fire data. The club received $25 for aiding extinguishment in Smithsburg and invited to upcoming Fire Conventions in Alexandria and Washington.
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Cys Mein
Varsland
Pervestey
Eye
Klein
Forestry Department
May Kieth
Maryland
Baltimore
Cumberland
Washington County
Eding
Smithsborp Burgess and Council
Alexandria
Washington
Singing at Brethren Church Sunday Evening in Cearfoss
Aug 1 Reading from the Cearfoss letter reports singing at the Brethren Church Sunday evening. Several local families and visitors attended the event, including Mr and Mrs Samuel Carbaugh Sr Elinora Mars Mrs Anna Hillif and others. Various relatives from Frederick Hagerstown and View were noted as visiting or spending time with local families during the weekend.
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Earfoss
Samuel Carbaveh
Elinora and
Mars
Anna Hillif
Robert Diff
Charlie Eckstine
Alton
Chalier Moeere
Marry Abyers
Juanita
Helen
Frank Carbaugh
Kenneth
Catherine Myers
Z. J. Carbaugh
Wade Keyser
Hagerstown
Owen John Keyser
Von
Stouffer
Clarence Reiffe
Harry Murray
Charlie Kimmel
Frederick
C. Murray
ZS. Carcough
Divw
Harvey Palmer
David
Pate
Bank cashier blames loans for arrest in Greencastle case
Emmert Sheeley former cashier of the First National Bank of Greencastle says loans to friends caused his predicament. Held in Dauphin County jail on a $34,000 bond after shortages detected by bank examiners. He attempted suicide with laudanum but survived. defalcations reportedly total $50.50.
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Emmert Sheeley
First National Bank of
Greencastle
Sheeley
Harrisburg
Pas
Dauphin County
United States
Sheely
Tonall Promises Health Through Rich Red Blood
Exhausted men and women urged to take Tonall chemist says red blood is health’s key. The tonic claims to nourish the blood, strengthen digestion and nerves, and provide energy. Sold at Cauffman’s Cut Rate Store in Hagerstown Maryland.
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Tonall
Cauffman
Hagerstown
Man Held as Suspect in West Virginia Agent Murder
Raymond Bailey, 26, is being held by police in Baltimore in connection with the 1923 slaying of Moses Ellsworth, a prohibition agent in Kanawha County West Virginia. Witnesses identified photos of Bailey as the killer, who used several aliases. Bailey has prior jail time for failing to pay for a hired car.
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Baltimore
Raymond Bailey
Kanawha County
West Virginia
Bailey
Moses Ellsworth
Postum Company Incorporation Notice in Battle Creek
The Postum Company Incorporated based in Battle Creek Michigan announces corporate action in the 1927 filing. Details indicate establishment or formal corporate status for the firm named P Co or a related entity.
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P. Co., Inc
Postum Company. Incorporated
Battle Creek, Mich
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