City Council Approves Full Time Health Officer
Dr. W Ross Cameron was approved by the Mayor and Council for a full time health officer post for Hagerstown and Washington County. Final approval rests with the County Commissioners. The State Board of Health, and Dr K H Riley will be notified.
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W. Ross Cameron
Hagerstown
Washington County
Board of County Commissioners
Cornells
K. H. Riley
State Board of Health
Cameron
Martinsburg
Berkeley County
W. Va
Futule
Washington
Dalhousie University
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Rockefeller Foundation
Iistous
Alabama
Health Department
Bourgoi County
State
Miss Virginia Shenk Returns From New York Course
Miss Virginia Shenk of East avenue returns home after attending a summer course at the University of New York.
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Virginia Shenk
East Avenue
University of New York
Defies Noted Father Rase Defies Noted Father Rase
Helen Cohan daughter of George M Cohan has chosen a film career despite her father objections after months in Hollywood and has landed her first screen role in motion pictures.
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Helen Cohan
George M. Cohan
New York
Hollywood
Miss Cohan
Contest Postponed For Bathing Beauty Event
The Bathing Beauty contest tied to the aquatic meet was postponed due to a temperature drop. The new date for both the contest and water meet will be announced later.
Music Critic Debalta Joins Moller Organ Staff
New York writer and music critic Debalta joins the M. Vo n Company to head publicity and advertising for their organ division. A Franco-British journalist with a global career, Debalta has written on opera in Paris and New York, covered European events, and nurtured a passion for promoting organ music to the masses.
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New York
M. von Company
France
Debalta
Sorbonne
Paris
Cambridge
Sting
Georges ‘Clenveau
Tiger
Fre
Melville Stone
Associated Press
Europe
New York Times
Los Angeles
Hearst
Land of the Rising Sun
Japan
London
Elgar
Saint-Saens
Italy
Edwin H. Lemare
Chattanooga
S. L. Debaka
Hoover
Ritchie
New York Journalist Applies for Naturalization in Maryland
A New York newspaper man seeks naturalization in Maryland, noting his friendship with seven nautical affiliates. The text indicates an official filing related to citizenship for a journalist connected to maritime circles.
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New York
Maryland
Serven
Monarch Club hears Edison engineer on western trip
C H Leatham of Potomac Edison spoke at the Monarch Club at Hotel Dagmar about his extended trip through the west. He described New Mexico and Arizona and noted delays in adopting civilization among the Indians. Milton Bergey won the luncheon door prize.
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C.H. Leatham
Potomac Edison Company
Monarch Club
Hotel Dagmar
West
Canada
New Mexico
Anzona
Mr. Leatham
Milton Bergey
Garage Fire Destroys Two Cars on West Howard Street
A blaze in the garage at 7 Luther Eckstine West Howard Street destroyed two nearly new coupes owned by William Burger and Robert Potts. The roof of a third car burned, water damaged other vehicles, and the building suffered soaked interiors and broken windows. Eckstine was away. Ellis Wolklal ran the site. origin remains unknown though cars are suspected. Insurance partly covered losses. Neighbors watched as the fire threatened the entire structure.
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Luther Eckstine
West Howard Street
Pay
William Burger
Robert Potts
Eckstine
Ellis Wolk
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City Council
Howard’s
Balto
OR. C. A. Brown Optometrist
Public Square
Defies
Rase
Banquet
Dean
S. E. Corner
Maris
Phillips
M. T. Man
Castile
Magemesia
Orris Root
Jordan
Boston
Model L
Companien Zee
Saaestg
Eversharp
Chesterfield
Old Gold
Piedmont Cigarettes
Benguet
Granker
Congress
Buds
S. E. Corner Public Square
Moller
L. Debalta
Eckstine Garage
Hoffman Chevrolet Sales (Incorporated
W. Washington St
Oso
Colonial Theatre
Polly Preston
McCardell Bros
Victor
Yinglings
Yingling’s
Yingling's
Yingling Auto Works
Frederick Street
Pr. Allen
Thrift Dept Srd
Merly
Thrift Depot
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