Anxiety Over Jobs Wrecks Morale Of Capital Girls
War Department works on plans to keep war industry female workers from quitting. Bernard Baruch promises two years pay and relocation aid to those who resign, but departments fear losses and anxiety runs high. Naval and air service offices, plus quartermaster and signal corps, face potential staff cuts as June approaches. A cemetery meeting of River View Cemetery and Endowment Association set for Tuesday at 7 30 in Williamsport to elect officers and discuss matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Washington
Bernard Baruch
War Industries Board
Fey
Govenmcent
Quartermaster General
Admiral General
Quartermaster Department
Riverview Comtery and Endowment Association
Williamsport
Social notes and local incidents in Boonsboro area
In Boonsboro and nearby towns, residents faced illnesses including influenzas among George Neikirk and Miss Irene Glenn, with visits from Miss Rebel Nicademus and Mrs. Himba Smith noted. Dr. Shepsle returns from Washington. F M Heettner experiences kidney stones. Drexel student Paul Byer back from Thanksgiving. families traveling between Williamsport Baltimore and Hamilton Blvd. Also covered are a theater feature on The Great Love at Colonial Theatre and a turkey dinner in honor of Private Tr. A. Shoemaker with many attendees, plus a local pork butchering group weighing 1350 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Grace Neikirk
Boonsboro
Sioux City
George Neikirk
Rebel Nicademus
Himba Smith
Ray Street
Irene Glenn
Smith
Harman
Thei
Evelyn Green
Rudy
Hamilton Blvd
A. 5
Mumma
Oliver
Williamsport
Baltimore
L. H. Cohen
Carl V. Harman
Tr. A. Shoemaker
Camp Meade
Geo. A. Shoemaker
Maurice Ange
Taney Town
Frederic
Kou Said
W. Gladhill
Laura
Ethel Leir
William
Kathryn
Margaret
Blanche
Willon
Miss Blache
Dorothy Shoemaker
Service flat at St Pauls A B similar school hosts Lewis Barber tribute
The article notes a service at St Paul’s Aby Baptist similar school for Lewis Barber son of Chief Thomas H. Barber Jr. The report mentions a Shady Grove express office loss and packages sent there. It also references testing a carburetor and a Kings Daughters meeting, along with various local notices about civic league, elections, and a wild turkey shooting incident in Greencastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's A. B
Lewis Barber
Thos. H. Baam Myre
Real Drive For The Chamber Of Commerce Campaign Starts
The Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce campaign began with a meeting at 42 S Potomac St where team captains and volunteers received final instructions. Noonday luncheons at Odd Fellows Hall start today with American City Bureau staff addressing objections and team reports. C W Otto spoke on business challenges as rival teams vie to boost city progress.
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Campaigi
Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce
S. Potomac St
Hageretawa Jastars
Inet
Odd Fellows’ Hall
American City Bureau
Ew Chamber of Computerce
Speker
C. W. Otto
Tere
M. Horst
H.S. Detraw
W. G. Barnheisel
H.M. Sachs
Allen Mumma
A. R. Phillips
H. &. Vessler
Gen. A. Reed
Chas. H. Roessner
Clarence Stickel
C. ©. Hall
Roger Cook
Bible Class To Meet For Envelopes and Officers
The Busy Men's Bible Class of St. Paul’s U B Sunday School will meet next Sunday at 2 20 PM at the president Webster H Wyand’s home J Notts Street to plan envelopes for the year and possibly nominate officers. A large attendance is urged. Mail Want-Ads say pest.
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St. Paul's U. B
Webster H. Wyand
J. ‘Notts St
Maryland Theatre Presents Week of Vaudeville and News Reel
Thropy and Maryland Theatre announce a four-act vaudeville program for Monday through Wednesday featuring Stevens and Lovel y with Dance Acts, Archer and Belford in The Piano Movers, Hoss LeVan and Sally, Brewster the Great, and a final Goldwyn Comedy. The show includes The Pathe News newsreel and promises top entertainment for patrons.
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Maryland
Thropy
Maryland Theatre
Brewster
America
Goldwyn
The
Drink It On The Spot In Ohio Or Not At All
Columbus ordinance bans off premise liquor sales. Saloons must stop serving after hours and no more growlers from Murphys or Grogan’s. Police will seize violators and treat them as bootleggers, subject to same penalties.
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Vocalion
Aeolian Hall
Ohio
Columbus
Columus
Murphys
Grogan
Columbus Clty Connail
Cure for Eczema Warns Against Local Salves
An old medical notice claims eczema stems from a skin infection and praises S. S. as the thorough blood cleanser. It urges buying from drugstores and offers free expert advice from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Thos
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Butchering Party Hogs Killed At Baker Home
Mr and Mrs Clarence Baker hosted a Saturday butchering party with hogs weighing 150 to 200 pounds. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Geo Schmidt Mr and Mrs Waller Baker Mr and Mrs TH Marbaugh and children Mrs I Baker Mrs H Loudenslager Miss Faye Higgs Luray Miss Leota Baker Miss Louise Wellinger and Miss Opal Baker.
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Clarence Baker
Geo. Schmidt
Waller Baker
TH. Marbaugh
I". Baker
H. Loudensliger
Faye Higgs
Luray
Leota Baker
Misa Louise Wellinger
Opal Baker
Navy commissions Philo A. Stalton during training period
Philo A. Stalton son of Rev. A. B. Brattan received a U S Navy commission as an ensign after enlisting as a second class seaman. He trained at Pelham Bay for months and completed trips to Mexico. Stalton graduated from High School Lebanon Valley College and Columbia University New York.
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Philo A. Stalton
A. B. Brattan
U.S. Navy
Mercury Superintendent Crabh Speaks on Anti Saloon League Visit
Superintendent Crabh of Mercury announces an Anti Saloon League stop in the city, speaking at St Paul’s A B on Sunday morning and Christ Reformed in the evening. Christmas sales noted at BUARDs in Dells BRARDs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crabh
Mercury
Land AntiSaloon League
St. Paul's A. B
Christ Reformed
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Scotts Emulsion
Scott's
Nere
William Lachvan
Ost
England
David Ward Griffith
Colonial Theatre
France
Belgium
Persenages
Queen Alexandr
Dianna Manners
Countess Iscreng
Elizabeth Asquith
Lady Lavery
Lillian Gish
Robert Harlan
Henry B. Walthall
George Wawcett
Geo. Seigullum
Gloria Hope
Charles Shirling
Chewsville
Melvin Speseard
Chas. Shilling
Sous
Porter Hemphill
Fred Carty
Emory Carty
Bawman
Roy Purner
Ara. Agwayda Kine
Sxteen
Aeolian Company
Duncan Phys
Sheraton
Price Gaz
Termeigs Tow
Sto Monthly
Nade Dagmar
Hagerstown, Ma
Shady Grove
Reawn
Ltdy Crave
King's Daughters
Juin
Mre
Win, Bichoberger
Atexiadyr
Dersity
Gor
W. Biehelheiner
Petvate Lad Saya
Ny Lounst St
Wernen
Ae Heme
Civic League
Pete Lear
Tae
Greencastle
Pest
D. W. Griffith
Artcraft
George Fawcett
George Siegmann
Mayfield Stanley Gloria Hope
Robert Harron
Benny Walthall
Rosemary Theby
Alexandria
Wednesda
Jesse L. Lasky
Wallace Reid
Xyntippe
Paramount Picture
Buard's
Dells At Brard's
Stevens
Lovejoy
Archer and Belford
the Piano Movers
Teertyomee Rere
Russ LE van
Solly
Brewster the Great
Lowell
Baker Sisters
Mills and Lockwood
Bartellos
Goldwyn Comedy
Pathe News
William Sisto
Bill
Greut
Ben
CAFE
Hamilton
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