Seven Deer Bagged in Washington County Opening Hunt
The opening deer season at the Woodmont Red and Gub Club preserve near Hancock drew eighteen hunters who bagged seven deer by sunset. Ben Phillips of Butler Pa took the first deer a ten point buck weighing 202 pounds. Other successful hunters included Tom Phillips K D Moll Frank Troutman Frank Roseberry and A B Knipe. About forty hunters expected this morning with men from Pittsburgh Chicago Baltimore and Philadelphia to hunt through December 15. Over 600 deer remain on the preserve the only legal hunting site in the county. Eisteddfod is a Welsh word meaning sitting or session.
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Washington County
Woodmont
St. Louis
Frank Troutman
Butler
Frank Roseberry
Baltimore
A. B. Knipe
Fairmont
W. Va
Woods
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
CB. Osmond
Poisoned kidneys stop getting up nights remedy
Poisoned kidneys stop nightly awakening by flushing poisons and irritation from kidneys and bladder. Take Gold Medal Hem-Ol Capsules as directed. Other symptoms include scant or burning urination, backache, leg cramps, and puffy eyes.
Pedestrians and Autos In Wit Contest Under New London Rules
London’s traffic reform, led by Leslie Hore-Belisha, turns streets into safety zones with zigzag curb stripes and a nightly horn ban. Pedestrians and drivers duel for advantage, amid fines, indecision, and slower Strand travel as the city tests its new traffic theatre.
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Gale Talbot
London
Leslie Hore
Belisha
England
Oxford
United States
British Isles
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Charing Cross
Reunion Plans For Co B Veterans Association
The fourth annual reunion and get-together of the Co B Veterans Association will decide the date at a State Armory meeting this evening. The group includes current and former National Guard members from Hagerstown and units such as Light Infantry and 115th Infantry. About 150 attended last year and invitations extend to all veterans connected with any unit. Frank L. Bentz serves as president.
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Co. B Veterans’ Association
State Armory
National Guard
Hagerstown Light Infantry
Douglas Guards
Maryland State Guards
Co. B
115Th Infantry
First Infantry
Frank L. Bentz
Degree and Rally Plans for Sioux Tribe Recruit
The Sioux Tribe of Red Men conferred the degree of adoption war rior and chief on a dag a of ten, received five additional applications and reinstated three members. A new degree team will form under Charlies J. W. Renner. The tribe will attend the Wachter Johnson rally in Funkstown on December 7 with ten candidates. J. L. Hoppengartner won first prize for recruiting the most applications. In New Orleans, Tulane star halfback “Little Monk” Simons fractured his collarbone after the Saturday win over LSU, with X rays confirming the injury and he recalling the final touchdown play.
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Charlies J. W. Renner
Sioux Tribe
Wachter- Johnson
Funkstown
J. L. Hoppengardner
New Orleans
Monk
Simons
Tulane
Green Wave
Louisiana State University
Shiloh Notes List Local Visits and Attendances
Shiloh on November 28 details visits by Mrs L M Fouke Mrs Helen Hemphill and Conrad Wayne to Dora Burkholder family. Casey town residents H H Price Dorothea visited Bessie Smeyer family. Seldon Kline home hosted Linn Davison Howard Shank Janet Joyce Mildred Shadrack J C Frey John Zeigler and Clarence Williams. Porker slaughter by William Godlove. Visits to Mt Briar by Enoch Holmes family and others. John Zeigler of Clarksburg W V spent days at home. Lewis Harbaugh York visited William Harbaugh and J E Harbaugh.
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Shiloh
L. M. Fouke
Helen Hemphill
Conrad Wayne
Dora Burkholder
Caseytown
H. H. Price
Dorothea
Bessie Smeyer
Seldon Kline
Linn Davison
Howard Shank
John Lester
Joyce
Mildred Shadrack
J. C. Frey
John Zeigler
Clarence Williams
William Godlove
Edward Ridenour
Leroy
Harold
Ellis
David
Chas. Grimm
Enoch Holmes
Mt. Briar
Clarksburg
Kent County Man Jumps To Death
Relatives in Chestertown, Maryland were notified of the death of George Vickers of Kent County in Los Angeles. He died Saturday night by jumping from a sixth floor hotel window. The Vickers family includes former U S Senator George Vickers and Democratic leaders Harrison W. Vickers Jr and the late Chesertown attorney Harrison W. Vickers.
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Chestertown
George Vickers
Kent County
Los Angeles
Vickers
Maryland
United States
Harrison W. Vickers
Pleads Guilty To Robbery Charges
Clarence Devilbiss 29 of this city pleaded guilty in Franklin County Court Saturday to breaking into the Mercersburg Academy chapel and escaping from Mercersburg jail. He also admitted non-support. Sentences were deferred until next Saturday. His wife lives in Philadelphia and their two children are in Chambersburg. Devilbiss was arrested last Saturday for stealing from the chapel, was jailed, escaped, and later arrested at a North Locust Street residence.
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Clarence Devilbiss
Franklin County
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Devilbiss
Philadelphia
Chambersburg
Man Kills Woman And Shoots Self
UNION West Virginia December 3 a Monroe County farmer shot and killed Mrs Bertha Harvey 46 in her Rock Camp kitchen then fled 150 yards and shot himself Houston Thompson 60 of Salt Sulphur Springs died by suicide Deputy Sheriff Lamar Spangler reported the incident as murder followed by self harm William C Harvey a brother in law said Thompson had pursued Mrs Harvey after her husband died and she was tired of his attentions
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Thompson
Senator Long Denies Censorship Of LSU Publication
In New Orleans on December 3, Senator Huey P. Long said he never censored or attempted to censor anything published at Louisiana State University in response to critics. The Big Ten Editorial Association met in Chicago and condemned Long for censorship of the LSU student newspaper the Reveille and his meddling in educational affairs.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Western Conference College
Louisiana State Uni
Big Ten Editorial Association
Chicago
Senator Long
Reveille, L. 8. U
Fred Witmer Discharged After Ladder Fall Injuries
Fred Witmer, a Western Maryland Railway train inspector, who sustained fractures of both wrists in a ladder fall at the focal yards last Wednesday, has been discharged from Washington County Hospital.
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Fred Witmer
Western Maryland Railway
Washington County Hospital
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Frosty
Zerq
Berim
Esmond
Reg
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W. Washington ST
Kent
S.S.S
Mccomas-Armstrong, Inc
Safe Insurance
W. Washington
Xmas
R. C. A. Victor
R. D. McKee
Rudy
Hamilton Corner
Miller’s
Potomac
Melton
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