Seek Robbers In Murder Of Old Ex Slave Uncle Ned
Easton Md August 21 Sheriff Carroll continued the hunt for two men who killed 101 year old ex slave Uncle Ned Rogers in his Pleasant street home. The burglarized house showed signs of ransack and a pipe likely caused the fatal blow. Uncle Ned had moved money to a bank after years of robbers and family legacies. Sheriff Carroll vowed to find the killers despite no arrest yet.
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Sherif Raymond A. Carroll
Ned
Goldsborough
Pleasant Street
Haston
Carroll
Visitors travel and family visits span multiple states
Mapleville residents Leon Cross and wife travel to Fairmont for a week while EB Cross joins son and wife for Philadelphia due to a death. The group plans Baltimore visits and kin in Ernest Stotler and Susan Lakin families. Elmer Ridenour and family visit Philadelphia, with road stops and local sightseeing alongside relatives.
Local Family Notices Span Hagerstown Visits and Guests
Mrs Virgil Rexrode and son Chas visit relatives with Mr and Mrs Charles Plottner and daughter Virginia Mrs and Mrs George Plottner also noted Mrs Raymond Smith of Hagerstown spent several days with relatives Misses Mamie and Katie Fahrney entertained Sunday with Mary Linton Vergie Fahrney and Lester Fahrney Mrs W R Winder Mrs Omar Harbaugh and daughter Betsey of Hagerstown spent days with Lester Fahrney and sister Virgie Holmes Falkenstein his wife and son Bobby of Philadelphia visited Mrs Clara Wishard and daughter in Hagerstown spending time at Snyder's Landing on the Potomac
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Leon Cross
Fairmont
W. Va
RE. EB. Cross
Philadelphia
Lillian Richards
Martinsburg
Moses Plattner
R. D. Keadle
Washington
James Keadle
Beulah Keadle
Virgil Rexrode
Chas
Charles Plottner
Virginia
George Plottner
Raymond Smith
Hagers-n Town
Mamie
Katie Fahrney
Mary Linton
Vergie Fahrney
Lester Fahrney
W. R. Winder
Omar Harbaugh
Betsey
Hagerstown
Virgie
Holmes Falkenstein
Bobby
Clara Wishard
Aare Epeniing
Snyder's Landing
Potomac
Horoscope for August 21 1933 signals progress and reform
The horoscope notes an angular solar eclipse in Leo near Ros and forecasts good luck for the Middle States. It predicts storms in New Zealand and tense relations with France, with energizing morning influence boosting business and government projects. It foresees advances in science architecture and city design, plus leadership traits in those born under the sign.
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Ros
Middle States
New Zealand
Italy
France
United States
Archit State Modelarl
Lyare
Peace Booth To Be At Fair
Members of the Hagerstown Peace Council met at St. Pauls M E church to plan the Peace Booth exhibit for the Hagerstown Fair. The booth, begun last year, aims for improved results with a new World Peace theme and updated posters and displays. Eleanor White heads decoration, Marty Zeller oversees special displays, James Mc Adams and Margaret Hart coordinate posters with others like Lenora Lantz and Mavin Yeakle helping.
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Hagerstown
Eleanor White
Marty Zeller
James McAdams
Margaret Hart
Lenora Lantz
Mavin Yeakle
Louise Porter
Harold A
City Warns Against Playing Near Cannons
City officials report complaints about boys playing near the cannons in both northern and southern sections. The cannons were recently painted and police will compel the stoppage and arrest any involved youths after taking names.
Notable Figures Pass Through Town En Route South
Do You Recall Lillian' Russell wife of Pittsburgh publisher Alexander P. Moore traveled through Hagerstown en route south. Corporal G H Fritz of Williamsport was wounded in the leg in France. Fritz served with Co 6 26th Infantry. J Kieffer Fink was appointed assistant to County Agent Thomas Smith. New York Central Iron Works workers returned after a wage dispute. Emil Butts appointed police desk sergeant to succeed Chief John Benner who was seriously ill.
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Lillian’ Russell
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh
Hagerstown
G. H. Fritz
Even Fritz
Williamsport
France
Fritz
26Th Infantry
J. Kieffer Fink
Thomas Smith
New York Central Iron Works
Emil Butts
John Benner
Central committee members listed in local convention
Years ago Republicans in convention elected the central committee with members including Charles W Adams H K Startzman L H Kuhn George A Davis John W Cable and W M Nihiser Moonlight excursions to Pan Mar were at the peak of their popularity Ye Bn wrote from China that he would be home by October Robert B Barr editor of the Daily Tribune of Fort Scott Kan
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Central Committee
Charles W Adams
H. K. Startzman
L. H Kuhn
George A Davis
John W Cable
W. M. Nihiser
Pan Mar
Ye B. Dn
China
Robert B. Barr
The
Daily Tribune of
Fort, Scott, Kan
Brumbaugh Fined Max for Drunk and Disorderly Act
William Brumbaugh, 28, of 01 West Washington street, was fined the maximum $25 for drunken disorderly conduct in city court. He attacked Patrolman Jack Britcher during arraignment and was jailed in default. Brumbaugh is described as an old offender.
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William Brumbaugh
West
Washington Street
Richard Sweeney
Brumbaugh
Jack Britcher
Prohibition Debate At Mountain Lake Meeting
Ex congressman C Ellis Lore of Ohio told Maryland Anti Saloon League representatives that repealing the Eighteenth Amendment would intensify the low mood. Drys from 200 to 300 Maryland counties attended the League's annual meeting in Mountain Lake Park. George W Crabbe of Baltimore disputed prior claims about Prohibition and its effects on mood and crime.
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Mountain Lake’ Park
C. Ellis Lore
Ohio
Maryland Anti-Saloon League
Downsville
Maryland County
Drys
League
Lore
George W. Crabbe
Baltimore
Elding
Local cocaine curb plans dismissed by city street board
A board of street commissioners rejected widespread local methods to curb cocaine selling. In Williamsburg Kansas a burglar broke into the home of Deputy Sheriff Will Duvall, ransacking the house and stealing the officer's clothing, badge, and jail keys.
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Board of Street Commissioners
Will Duvall
Williamsburg
Kan
Seaman Drowns After Fall From Baltimore Wharf
An 82 year old seaman from Lynchburg was drowned near a Baltimore harbor after slipping from a wharf into the water while walking with another sailor. Police say intoxication was involved.
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Baltimore
All Brown
Lyn
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