Ten Years Ago in Local News Briefs
Ten years ago J Benton Hoover former city councilman and real estate dealer died suddenly in front of the Junior Fire Hall. R Morris Birely of Cavetown named produce manager of Aircraft Corp East Greenwich. Demolition prep for North Potomac Street Y M C A site to begin soon. Holding committee Moller Roulette Byron. Pred Detrow Vinton Hershey Shivery and Addison Garrett left for Cumberland for a week by canal boat. State's Attorney Kayior and Harry Newcomer left for Charles Town Horse Show. Two men arrested for fast driving. Clarkson Brothers team belonged to them. Henry Bowers Maryland Hotel receives letters from John A Martin in Colorado Springs with other Fifteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry veterans. Rev G K Hartman Grace A B Church returns from Winona Lake Bible Study. Miss Maud Strite returns from Atlantic City. Y M C A men’s meeting led by S George White on Sacrifice. Miss Anna Goddard of Williamsport injured falling from bicycle with friends. Marriage license issued to Charles J Semler and Mary Catherine Strack of Kingers town. W A Spickler wins Inwood Fair shooting trophy breaking 19 of 20. Herald ads bring results.
The O Puzzle Word Grid Challenge
A two border word and one long center word puzzle with ten Os given. Horizontal clues include music term subpart, court verb, Eucharist wine vessel, hollow-horned ruminant, affable, measure, total, motive of music, belief, judicial grant, fish type, company abbreviation, occult herb, pastry beer, fiber cluster, Roman calendar half em, modern time, medical act, roof support, esteems, wild plume, harmonized, card player. Crossward style puzzle titled Bolution of Yesterdays Crossware Puzzle.
Fragmented Puzzle Clues Replace a Coherent Entry
A sequence of numbered clues appears with scattered definitions such as wing part of a seed damage intention devoured sacred sone portals fastidious branches of learning favorite Japanese fish soft broom prickly cover of fruit before cavity abbreviation for postscript and variant of a. The fragmentary list resembles a crossword style word bank with gaps and undefined crossings.
William S Aumen Dies At Wheel In Baltimore
William S Aumen 57 a Maryland and District of Columbia fourth degree Knight of Columbus died of a heart attack while driving near Park Circle Baltimore. His car struck a telephone pole after he collapsed and was found with his son in law Enault Van Daniker as passenger. Pope Pius sent a blessing at his daughter's marriage to Van Daniker.
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Baltimore
William S. Aumen
Maryland
District of Columbia
Knights of Columbus
Park Circle
Mr. van Daniker
Pope Pius
New Tax Schedule Adopted by Montgomery County Board
The Montgomery County Board of County Commissioners adopts a new tax schedule effective September 23. Amusement parks face a $500 annual license, public dance halls restaurants inns hotels with public dancing or charging admission pay $1000, theaters and athletic venues $100, and street fairs and carnivals $100 weekly to operate.
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Board of County Commissioners of Montgomery Co
Miss Henry Resigns as Washington County Hospital Superintendent
Miss Mary E. Henry resigned as superintendent of Washington County Hospital effective yesterday due to family illness. She had led the local hospital since April 1 and will divide time with Lancaster and Hagerstown. Board trustees appoint three head nurses to jointly supervise the institution: Miss Hattie Bearinger, Miss Blanche Hoffmaster, and Miss Helen Al-
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Mary E. Henry
Washington County Hospital
Miss Henry
Pottstown
Lancaster
Hagerstown
Resignation of Operating Room Supervisor Miss Henry
The Board of Trustees regrets Miss Henry's resignation after a brief tenure as superintendent. Her capable leadership was quickly recognized by both staff and trustees during her time in the operating room.
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Bough
Henry
Autos in Collision near Kemp's on Greencastle Pike
Autos of Charles Sites of Hagerstown and Harry Bowers near Big Spring collided Saturday evening on the Greencastle pike near Kemp's. Both cars were damaged but no one was injured. Sites' car was driven by his son from New York visiting his father. The two men's wives were passengers.
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Hagerstown
Harry Bowers
Big Spring
Greencastle Pike
Kemp's
Mr. Sites
New York
Car Crash Involves Bowers Family Injuries Reported
Sons and three daughters of Mr Bowers were in his car when the collision occurred. Several occupants sustained bruises, the details indicating non life threatening injuries and prompting checks by responders.
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Bowers
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J. Benton Hoover
R. Morris Birely
Cavetown
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway
The
Aircraft Corp
East Greenwich
North Potomac Street
M. PP. Moller
William U Roulette
Maj
J.C. Byron
Detrow
Vinton Hershey
Mss
Shivery
Addison Garrett
Cumberland
Omer T. Kayior
Harry Newcomer
Charles Town
Barber
Clarkson Brothers
Henry Bowers
Maryland Hotel
John A. Martin
Colorado Springs
Fifteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry
G. K. Hartman
Grace A. B. Church
Winona Lake
Ind
Maud Strite
Atlantc City
S. George White
Anna Goddard
Williamsport
Charles J. Semler
Mary Catherine Strack
Kingerstown
W. A. Spickler
Inwood
Studebakers
Fleigh Motor & Tire CO
Oak Hill Avenue
Arcadia
Nixon's Academy
Lunday Meals
Iin
Boys’ Wash
the Peoples Store
West
Washington St
Newberry’s
Weat
Washington Street
You and I
Valley
Tion
Sone
Montgomery CO
Automobile Avatage Tre
Harry S. Myers
the Keller, Stonebraker and Saxton Co
General Insurance
Charles
Princess Qtlante City
S.ocean End
Caunting
Rusecrans
Mer
Hagerstown Tire Co
South Potomac Street
Atalanta
Balack Kid
Oxford
Agtilever
Ub Me Tutoureea
Haderstown
West Howard Street
Duro Water System
Howard Street
Howard and
South Potomac Streets
Summit Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Hagerstown, Md
Aliso
Shoe Repair Dept
Electric Shop
William K. Staley
Prop
Ely’s Tonsorial
Knight
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