Mennonite Leaders Urge Stand By Faith Amid Debate
Delegates at the Mennonite general conference in Melloville Pa debate stance during wartime modernism and authority. Rev John W Weasels urges obedience to constituted order while criticizing passive wartime positions and upholding scripture against modernist interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melloville
John W. Weasels
Wagtern
Washington Qo
Aly
Vansuyihton
D. C. Miller
Middie- Wd
South End Booster Edition Promotes Local Merchants
Tomorrow the South End booster edition of the Daily Mail will feature a half page display highlighting leading South End businesses. The ad space, on Howard Street, lists medical shop groceries garage shoe store barber shop electrical shop and plumbing shop to urge Bonh and tishop residents to patronize their own merchants. Merchants of the South Bud section plan a meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detly Mail
Haretstayn
stricUy
Howard Street
Medi Sie
Ehoe
Bonh and Tishop
Bouth Bud
Getaway This Morning Was A Perfect One
Tully and Medcalf arrived on the field as preparations continued for a flight carrying 72 imperial gallons of gasoline rather than the side tank. The Stinson-Detroites plane, similar to the Pride of Detroit, features a 40 foot wingspan and 9. feet length, with a top speed near 151 mph. Both pilots, veterans of France with the Royal Flying Corps, are members of Canada’s Provisional Flying Corps, and the flight is funded by Carling Brewery in honor of its founder Jotun apligs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully
Medcalf
Bopylog
Weethergreporie
St. Lawrence Valles
Atlantic
Great Brite
Detroit
France
Royal Fleng Corps
Iis Provisional Flying Corps of
Canada
Fly Carling Brewery
Grawe
Jotun
Farian
Eure Ty Caydian
London Ontario
William Logan Dies at Home in Hagerstown
William Logan former city tax collector and noted Hagerstown citizen died at 11 30 Sunday at his home on Wallington Avenue and Winterslivers aged 65 after years of illness including a May operation. Survived by widow and son Freeman Logan funeral Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Washington Square M E Church with interment at Rowe Hill.
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William Logen
Hagerstown
Wallington Avenue
Logan
Uhen
Washington County Hospital
William Logan
Wille
MacLogan
Ma Berstown
Meee
Postoff
Motor Vehicle Commission
Freaner Logan
Magerstows
Washington Square M. E
George H. Hennet
Rowe Hill
Deaths in the region. Keedy and Newcomer obituary notes
Obituary notices report the deaths of Charles M N Keedy a 38 year old baggage master for the Pennsylvania Railroad after a cerebral hemorrhage at Washington County Hospital and Joseph M Newcomer a Ringgold resident and former county commissioner who died of pneumonia at his home. Also noted are memorial verses for John and Mary Stutler with family remembrances and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles MN. Keedy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alice Washington County Hospital
Teh
St. Paul's U. Be Church
Valley
Knights of Pythias
Ruth Myers
Clyde E
Elizabeth
Cheeler F
Charles J. Botl
A. Osborne
Dacub
Hayy
Herbert
Weel
Kate Grass
Bernard Haines
Avenir
Rev
F. Bellhonmer
Intermental
Rest Haven
Gamerery
Forger Morrison Arrested in Cumberland Case
Morrison alleged forger and fake artist operated in Hagerstown last week. New Cumberland arrest follows police chief reports from William A. Huster, Allegany county. Found names of victims including TL Staples, 408 North Jonathan Street, Rev. Cha Comer, 52 West Bethel, and Dr. William M. Hoffer, 48 West Bethel. Staples paid 22.20, Camer 4.50, Hollier 4.40. Morrison posed as PF Collier agent from New York CHO and forged payments and signatures.
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Morrison
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Jetter
Thos
Wiliam
Huster
Blate
Allegany County
Marryon
TL Staples
North
Jonathan Street
Rev
Cha& Comer
West Bethel
Wmn. M. Hoffer
Staples
Camer
Hollier
Iig
PF. Collier
New York
CHO
Candy Companies Plan Nationwide Merger
New York August 29. A plan to form a country wide merger of major candy firms with production efficiency features has been devised over ten years. Frank W. Nye, president of the Outdoor Advertising Agency of America, states in a copyrighted article that eleven lines are already outlined in the consolidation plan and notable progress is being made toward a broad advertising program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank WW. Nye
Outdoor Advertising Agency of America
Prohibition Support Pledged by WCTU Platform
In Minneapolis on August 29 the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union pledged support for all candidates who are undoubted friends of prohibition as its platform was adopted at the annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Friends of Prohibition
National Womens Christian Temperance Union
World Flyers Cross Ocean on Pleasure Stunt
The article describes a transoceanic voyage preparations of a British led group aboard ship with Col Ira Howards representing the British Ministry. They stress the journey is for leisure not speed while awaiting telegrams and mail and noting a calm sailing attitude as they depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucroes
Wei Gook Hick
Col
Ira Howards
Beth Fiers
Sterling
Mune Frock
Schier
Brock
Ameantia
Crowdan
Barracks collapse kills soldiers and injures many
Laghorn Haiti Aug 29 Soldiers perished when a large barracks building collapsed this morning. Three are known dead 24 injured and 15 buried in the wreckage. Dispatch reports indicate two bodies recovered while rescue efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laghorn
Haly
Firemen's meeting to contest Western Waterworks plan
W. E. firemen prepare to contest Western Railway Wire plans at a Washington fire hall tonight. The gathering, under the Washington Firemen's Association, aims to discuss the proposed pumper and its implications for the capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratermine Wire Co
Washington
Laher Hay
W C Hospital Head Resigns
Miss Mary Fr Henry resigns as superintendent of Washing ton County Hospital effective immediately. She had led the institution since last April 1, commuting from Potts Town Pa. The hospital board names three senior nurses Hallie Bearinger Blanche Hofmaster Helen Allbaugh to share leadership duties and says Henry’s resignation is regretted.
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Mary Fr. Henry
Waskington County
Miss Henry
Pottstown
Mibe
Henry
Forte
Superin
Misa Hallie Bearinger
Ander Mies Henr
Mies Blanche Hofmaster
Jnstine Besa
Helen Allbaugh
Board of ‘Trustees
Star
Trustees
Teg
Ram
Straw Hat Cost Lives in Baltimore Death
In Baltimore on August 28 a stray bat led to a fatal clash over a straw hat. John Kelly, 24, died after a fight with bar owner Thomas Hogan, also 24. Police say Kelly struck Hoban on the headgear during a motor ride quarrel, witnesses claim. Hogan is held on murder charges amid a web of statements from Jenkins and other witnesses.
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Baltimore
Lfe
John Kelly
Thomas Hogan
Kelly
Hoban
Six chiefs attend annual Logal Tribe picnic parade details
The sixth annual prese of Logal Tribe Improved Order of Red Men of Toonabora invites all to a September 3 event. A parade starts at 8 am from Boimsiora with a big street procession. Speakers include H. F. Stetser and W. Wachter. Refreshments and amusements will be available.
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Logal
Toonabora
Aakers Woors
State Road
Buonshoro
Keedysville
Boimsiora
Daige Harry Culbriell
Ports ‘Woth
Sagamiare
Council of the
H. F. Stetser
Fhiladelphia
Great Council
WW. P. Wachter
Wr. Rusch
Balcimurs
Maryland
George W. Hoffman
Baltimore
Gras
Harvey, Q. Burnett
Harrisburg
Mr. Burnett
Harkisburg
Tievius Wigmareh
Fertybods
Gotham Reds Parade and Sacco Vanzetti Memorial
New York on August 24 1920 crowds expected for a memorial demonstration for Sacco and Vanzetti. Bartolomeo Valvet leads a memorial committee with Mrs Clarissa Michelson predicting over 100000 attendees. City police with 1300 officers and extra guards prepare for orderly exercises in Union Square.
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New York
Afear
Nigula Sacco
Bartolomeo Valvet
Clarissa Michelson
Ute Sacco-Vanzeili
Union Sawara
Uxtra Guard
Eliy
Nmi
Tax Collectors Sale in Washington County Maryland
Tax collectors advertise a sale of real estate to satisfy state and county taxes due on property described as on Synth Prospect Street, Washington County, Maryland. The auction to be held at the court house in Angerstvyn on September 20, with bids in cash to discharge taxes and costs.
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Marylee
Angerstvyn
Maryland
Kvarrsivwa
Grounng
Synth Prospect Street
Amd
Tay
Coldeter
Washington
Ana $928 and Atl In Ik Rest
Offer Wilson Y position at Waynes bora YOM
Wilson and Huesell Wilson were appointed as physical directors at the Waynes bora YOM. Kieregding of AL HBobu resigned, awaiting Wilkes's acceptance of the offer from Waynesbora. Wilson previously led Warnerbora Y in 2820 and 7 before local Y opened there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Girl Charged With Forgery in Local Case
Ali's: Waaal Moore, 18, of Punka town, faces forgery charges after allegedly signing checks on her father in law Alan Moore and Roy F. Rohrer. The case names Cash Moore, husband of the accused, and references forged signatures totaling about $13. Court proceedings are set this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali
Waaal Moore
Punka Town
Harper Ballentine
OE Cash Moore
United States Army
Alan Moore
Roy F
Rohrer
Moore
Cheng
Fis
Enfcott Chiy
Potash finds spur cautious mining in arid region
Commercial reporting notes small deposits of potash near Aratesta and Lb with no immediate commercial value. Jones long divers, Ledlow, and the Jeux family are cited in local society items. Mrs Barak Jones from Mawartelyoke College earned an ME degree and golf ties are mentioned among relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commersa Ang
Aratesta
Copperhead Nest Found in Dry Beans at Baker Home
Mrs. Kimble and Miss Baker discovered a copperhead and her nineteen young snakes in beans drying on the Baker porch. The women secured the snake with a line and dispatched it along with its offspring.
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Orrianna
FT. Rinble
Oj. Baker
Baker
Athough
Probing Sudden Rise Of Stock Probing Sudden Rise Of Stock
A stock surge reported as New York trading begins lifting the market with a 40 point gain and a closing rise of 1342 points amid exchange scrutiny. The rest of the page covers varied brief items from Philadelphia coins found near the Schuylkill to an astronomer’s death in Washington and a large Moscow workers march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yean Detlaning Company
Shar
Otlicitly
Philadelphia
Aig
Schuylkill River
Fishermen's Luck and Delayed Executions Highlight Weekend
Weekend notes report a strong fishing run on Potomac and nearby rivers with a large catch including a ten-bug string. Four inmates sit on death row at the Penitentiary facing September executions, including Mit Ham Ross linked to a murder in Tipton County. An auto driver, Lyon A Mellott, is charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated and faces a police hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit Ham MH. Ross
Tageri
Lilian McMifread
Fylrick
Myer
Helo
Hiquor
Lyon A.mellott
Glearsprivg
Deine
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South End
Gekle
H. L. Mills
Aqiimore
Joseph M. Newcomer
Ringgald
Mernal
Earl
Lettersburg
John W
Catherine Mentzer Newcomer
Newcomer
Church of Christ
Baven
Geminasly
Wits
Roy Hy Newcomer
Danial G. Rowe
Jonn M Newcomer
Ringgold
Lian Ovclock
Ringgold Union
John
Padres Galea
Forgel
Jo Vest
Clara
Mary MH Stutler
Mear
Yan
Adre
J. C. Morrison
BIG Candy
Plan Big Merger
Prohibition
Los Angeles
Ploreye Anderson
Pon
Mosiran Vrai
Javernes
Joseph
Walsh
Dubinded
Beether
Calijuer Harause i
Eivain
W. E. Firemen
W.C. Hospital
BIG Chiefs
Boonsboro
Gotham Reds
Radicals
Pigaress
Perkins’ National Herbs
National Heth Co
Hagenstown High School
Huilding
Atudente
Senowl
Halle
John D. Zentmyer Ponedpah
Wilson
Waynesboro
M. CA
Young Bride of
Funkstown
Hartle
Copperhead
Garret
Snake
Druid Hill Park
Ais
Franks Meherly
Unitain
Ale Catherine Flaherty
O.m. Horst
Cs Aumho
Wayne Ply
Maal Wioyne Dairy
Auotho Dany
Univeral
Mazi
Chicago
Estelle
Ny Lin
Dempses
Oies
Eorge A. Hill
Vuhat
Naval Observatory
Réabires
Siead
Vanzethi
Ie Boureealse
Shesanioah
Oun
Antigtany Cras
Ian Richard Derr
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