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The Boy Scouts of Troop 10 along with Trinity Lutheran Church returned Friday night from an eight day camp at Camp Rothrock near Pine Grove Furnace Pa. Seventy scouts and officers attended the event noted as the troop’s most successful camp yet.
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Boy Scouts
Trinity Lutheran Church
Camp Rothrock
Pine Grove Furnace
Bill Layman
University of Maryland
Fred P. Entler
Claude J. Minnich
Alton Wilson
Dean Marquart
Henry Triester
Kenneth Willets
Robert Cartee
Frank 8. Leiter
Edward Summers
Frank L. Bentz
Conrad Hausrath
Max Fiery
Howard Mowen
Roy Snyder
Elmer Carl
Gilbert Plume
Claude Smith
Lewis Smith
Frank di Fabbio
Jonas Zeigler
George Staley
Charles Fouke
Timmy Shifter
Dick Shifler
Tommy Wolfe
Jack Giles
Franklin Leiter
Richard Conley
Noted Playwright Augustus Thomas Dies at 77
Augustus Thomas the dean of American playwrights died of apoplexy at Clarkstown Country Club Sunday. He was 77, had been in ill health for three years, and died in his apartment with Mrs Thomas at his side. The veteran writer, famed for historical plays, also directed theatrical production elements nationally from 1922 to 1925 and later championed anti prohibition themes with the 1926 play Still Waters.
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New York
Augustus Thomas
Clarkstown Country Club
Thomas
Wil H. Hays
Motian
Wet
Pigeon Show Planned in January by Hungarian Club
Plans solidify for the United Hungarian Pigeon Club annual show in this city during January with at least 500 birds expected. The State Armory may host the four day event beginning the first week, free admission, judges from Elizabeth City and Carlisle, and entrants from Hagerstown Carlisle Cumberland McSherrystown and Mercersburg.
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United Hungarian Pigeon Club
North Mulberry Street
J. H. Webster
Elizabeth City
N. C
United Hungarian Club
J.paul Ashburn
Carlisle
Madison Square Garden
Hagerstown
Cumberland
McSherrystown
Mercersburg
Harry C. Weber
National Club
Weber
Madison Square
C. A. Smith
Charles A. Smith, Jr
M. B. Krebs
John Stinger
Charles Mell
Vernon Yinger
V. Eppley
Oscar Keiffer
Harry Swope
J. D. Nalley
National Organization
Negro Held In Robbery Case At North Jonathan Street Home
Johnny Stevens, 29, colored, arrested early this morning at a Western Pike roadhouse on charges of breaking into Andrew Black’s North Jonathan street residence and stealing about $50 from a cigar box. Police report he confessed after being apprehended by Sergeant J. B. Brown and Officers Max Rickard and John Knode. about $40 was found on Stevens on his clothes.
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Johnny Stevens
Western Pike
Andrew Black
North Jonathan Street
Stevens
J. B. Brown
Max Rickard
John Knode
Body found by Waynesboro police in vacant lot
Sterling Clemmons, 30, a DuPont worker, was found dead in a Waynesboro vacant lot after bystanders ignored his pleas for water. Police ruled heart failure on the death certificate. A pint flask was in his hand with a few drops of water. The scene sparked questions about bystander indifference. Farmers week at Oklahoma A and M College saw the largest enrollment ever recorded.
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Sterling
Clemmons
DuPont de Nemours, Inc
Waynesboro
Atrollers
T. M. Perkins
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Utilities Association midyear meeting set in city
The Maryland Public Utilities Association will hold its midyear meeting in this city on Friday September 7. The event will cover electric gas water and transportation groups with a luncheon a bridge luncheon golf tournament a sightseeing trip and a dinner dance at Hotel Alexander. Executives from Maryland’s largest utilities and from Washington DC have already accepted invitations.
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Maryland Public Utilities Association
Alexander
Hotel Alexander
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Soldiers Injured In Auto Accident At Camp Ritchie
Mess Sergeant Thomas J. Dawson and Private Frank L. Thatcher of the 121st Headquarters Company were injured when their auto left the highway near Lewiston Maryland. Dawson suffered facial lacerations and back injury. Thatcher had a lacerated mouth from bite contact. They were en route to Washington for equipment. Dawson went to Waynesboro Hospital, Thatcher remained at quarters.
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Camp Ritchie
Thomas J. Dawson
Frank L. Thatcher
121St Headquarters Company
Lewiston
Maryland
Dawson
Fairfax
Navy Yard
Washington
Thatcher
Aurora Hills
Government Printing Office
Waynesboro Hospital
Woman Held On Liquor Charge In Raid
In a Saturday raid by city police Federal investigators and Washington County Liquor Board chief investigator Clarence Gaylor a colored woman Eunice Johnson 24 was arrested and about three gallons of alleged whiskey and numerous empty bottles were seized. A secret passage under the floor at 300 North Jonathan Street yielded the liquor. Long hooks from coat hangers were used to remove gallon jugs from the passage. Johnson was held in jail for a hearing before U.S. Commissioner D Angle Wolfinger on possession charges.
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Clarence Gaylor
Washington County Liquor Board
Ox North Jonathan Street
Eunice Johnson
D. Angle Wolfinger
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Oklahoma
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Associated Press
WaTail
SCO
Rame
Victor Coffee
Acme
Maryland Association
Fleisher
Famous Maker's Perfect
Chiffon and Service
Silk
Sizea
Batiste
Sant
Ines
W. Washington
Congress
U.S. Treasury
U.S
A. W. Morningstar
Fred R. Saum Jewelry Store
Jonathan St. Hagerstown, Md
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