Plans to rent Orphans Home for Howard Street pupils
School Board votes to rent the old Orphans Home Building on South Potomar Street to house Howard Street pupils during repairs. Basements of the Howard Street church and other facilities may be rented. bids by Olin Snyder and Thomas Lytton for transporting pupils are noted. Final arrangements for September 1 opening announced with teaching appointments approved for multiple schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Orphans
South Potomar Street
Howard Street
Oace
Olin Snyder
Thomas Lytton
Mouroe
Falling Waters
Monroe
Snyder
Clyde
Thomas Bothh
Lytton
Uw Ouby Cne Mide
Makles Mill Colored School
Kent
Winter Steel
Uide
Pellony
Marion Gittings
Ro Russell Harris
Martha Ankeney
Broaufording
Jelen Cushen
Whitehall
Catherine Elizabeth Wintera
Rookdale
Willa Capes
Black Rock
Frances Smith
Blue Mountain
Wegenia Hayes
Ethel Hart
Sylvan Grave
Mildred France
Wlliamspary
Arthur Sp
Would-be Martyr Presses Sacco and Vanzetti Sympathy
A man threatened with indefinite suspension after pressing sympathy for Sacco and Vanzetti at the Capitol. A Quaker woman, Mrs Jones, said she would face the electric chair herself if Massachusetts would free them. Mr and Mrs Newton Davis and their daughter Bertha visited his brother on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora H. Jones
Sacco
Vauzeli
Jone
Ale
Newton Davis
Bertha
Harves
Warnesborn
Washington County Farm Picnic Plans Highlight Busy Program
The eleventh annual Washington County farmers picnic at Conut mac Camorrow aims for 15 000 to 20 500 attendees with a long program of contests, speeches, dances, and amusements. Highlights include band concerts, an address by Mrs Mary Williams, numerous contests for men and women, a watermelon eating contest, dancing all evening, and rides. The event is sponsored by the farmers and rural women organizations with a large committee led by Rev J Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Conut Mac Camorrow
J. Stewart
Marry, Williams
Min Sts Parm Huyeau
Clester Gra
Washington
American Farm Bureau
Gray
Amd
Charleston
Etork
Bark Square
Women Gain More Jobs Fifty Years On
Fifty years ago few occupations welcomed women. Now women work in factories and hold roles as directors lawyers dentists executives and legislators. Elizabeth Chamberlain of Unionall factory credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for better health and economic independence, recommending it to factory friends and inviting letters for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soe
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Unionall
Lydia
Pinkham
Chamberlain Ives
Monmouth St. Trentan
N. Z
Unclear list of names in archival snippet
A fragmented OCR segment lists multiple individuals including CoNill Samuel Detrow Jacob Atc keney J Ke Munk John A Wilson J Andrew Colt Harold Haragbure Drs A J Holtman Charles Wolf Willant J Cunningham and Mrs Wormey Young.
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Howard ST
Princess Atrantic
Moupeani End
Caroli Ara
Briel & Moor
Cnesn
Paransiscenk & Fall
Hepin
Sebt
Rassailrime
Cap
Bernice Hurd
Glebens Importation Co
Caulfman
Gut Hate
Guatomer Ign
Desseuses
Free Automobile
John D. Myers & Co
North Potomac Street
Kinney's
St Hagerstown
Gulbransen Pianos
Gulbransen
Washington St- Hagerstown Ma
Comumire
Parkin Maules
Stermers’ Pienig Enmigitter
Rural Federation of Woman's
Hartnuu
J. Bester
Thoviay J
Smith
A. J. Coffins
Milton D. Moore
Irs
Tay F. Gabrer
Alberti
Coleman
J. Porney Young
Simon J. Powney
O. EB
Pahrney
J. Sigh
McCardell
Afinina
G. M Bushey
Toy Weagle Minnebraker
Leatherman
Greenwalt
Weet Antietam Street
Potomac Street
Aughinbaugh
Pocahontas Coal
Somerset Run
T. W. Boyer
Thummea, Motor Co
Frederick Street
Silly Smith Furniture Co
Franklin SA
Talking Machine Shop
Wowen
Lydia E. Pinkham
ICY PI
Warehams City
Pharcy, Cor, Freakin & Joonthun Sia
Gardenhour Bros
Smithsburg
Auffman & CO
Washington Street
Standard
Mik
Magnesia
Nuiol Gace
Derma
Ponds Gold & van Dr
Bbc
Drehard
Energine
Willams
Wooedbury's
Absorbine Jr
Mellin’s Food
Mead’s
Dextri
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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