Mew Bus Line Opens North South Route to Knotville Tenn
Shenandoah stages a new bus line operating between Chambersburg Pennsylvania and Knorville Tennessee with a Winchester to Washington spur. Modern buses with latest design have been purchased. The route runs Chambersburg Hagerstown Martinsburg Winchester Harrisonburg Staunton Natural Bridge Roanoke Bristol to Knotville. General manager is A Towns and local manager B Hull. Buses load at Public Square with ticket office to be announced. Three buses daily through Hagerstown to Chambersburg and three southbound to Winchester and beyond. Connections at Knox ville reach Florida.
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Shenandoah Stages
Chambersburg
Knorville
Tenn
Winchester
Washington
Hagerstown
Martinsborg
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Natural Bridge
Roanoke
Bristol
Knotville
New Company
B. ¥. Hull
Washington Couny
Public Square
Hergerstown
Knox Ville
Florida
Community Notes From Clearspring District Holiday Gatherings
Clearspring December notes record Olive Hull and children with her mother bedridden near Mrs John Carbaugh. Vernie Carbaugh of Hagerstown visited. Local families toured St Pauls supper room and Big Pool pig roast. Bettys and teachers spent holidays at home. Residents hosted and visited relatives in Williamsport Hancock and Dry Run. Mrs Ruth Haines, Mrs May Clopper hosted guests. funeral for Harry Beyard at St Pauls.
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Soms
Barah White
Local residents share holidays and visits across towns
Hancock spent holidays with her sister Jules Boswell and friends. Greenspring visitors included Mr. and Mrs. William Myers and Mr. Raymond Myers. Elwood Mumma of Boonsboro stayed with Eldon Pound. Hood College student Jane Ankeney and Donald Ankeney returned home from Frederick and Baltimore respectively. Various locals attended meetings, hosted gatherings, and traveled to see relatives in Hagerstown Baltimore and Washington.
Scouts Honor Court in Washington County Names Two New Eagles
A large turnout in St. John's Lutheran auditorium witnessed the St. John Scouts Court of Honor as two Eagle Scouts were crowned Tom Mc Cardelli of Troop 12 and Wilbur Sachs of Troop 1 Hancock. Also named were life scout George Knode and several first and second class scouts with many merit badges. Colonel John Carmichael chaired with Victor Cushwa J B Ferguson and Roy Danzer serving on the board. Assistant State Forester Pfeiffer spoke on daily use of wood and ceremonies included flag and candle rites with over 50 adults in attendance.
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Ander
Washington County
St. John’s Lutheran Auditorium
Tom McCardelli
Wilbur Sachs
Hancock
George Knode
Williamsport
John Carmichael
Victor Cushwa
J. B. Ferguson
Roy Danzer
Musical program at St John’s Sunday night concert
The rector Rev Walter Byron Stehl announces a monthly Sunday musical service at St John’s Episcopal Church with no sermon. Tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. organist Roy A. McMichael will perform pieces including Ave Maria Schubert and Toccata in Minor Nevin. Dr Stehl preaches morning service and the Holy Communion is at 11 a.m.
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St John’s Episcopal Church
Walter Byron Stehl
Roy A. McMichael
Schubert
Nevin
Stebbins
Martin
Shelley
Borowski
MacFarland
Stehl
Detroit Actress Margaret Owen Held in Murder Case
Detroit police say 23 year old actress Margaret Owen, linked as sweetheart of Diamond Hill star Della Bonte, is poisoned after learning too much. Owen, allegedly to testify before a grand jury, is recovering.
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Detroit
Margaret Owen
Laweetheart
Diamond Hill
Dellabonte
Margaret
Local notes recount visits and events across town
Mr. Stevens suffered severe injuries at Moller Motor Car Factory. Frederick Speck Jr. is confined at home with a severe attack of quinay. Catherine Lesher visited Catherine Clopper. Charles Tedrick and daughter Mary Ida visited home folks. Girls fieldball and boys soccer held a party at Serig's Inn near Indian Springs. Marguerite Strite and Edith Angle holidayed in Baltimore. John Boward attended a butcher’s gathering in Big Spring. George Boward resumes mail carrier duties after grippe. Louise Boyd and sons Bully and Donald visited her father near here. Thanksgiving services were well attended and a pantomime was featured at the Lutheran Church. Dr. and Mrs. F. N. Rich were entertained at dinner in Hagerstown. Helen and Mabel Funkhouser visited the Yeakle girls at Indian Springs. Mrs. Welty and Edith spent time with William Palmer's family. Mrs. J. L. Holmes and others attended Mrs. Smith’s funeral in Boonsboro.
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Estelle Powers
Hancock
Lucille Charles
Helen Trier
Boyd Michael
Big Pool
Ralph Spyder
Ruth Haines
May Clopper
Harry Main
Buddy
Margaret Clopper
Nora Mullin
Chester Brust
Pauline Funkhouser
Washington, D. C
J. A. Funkhouser
Indian Springs
Helen Smith
Ingram
Newman Cornell
James Faith
Mildred
Catherine
Charlotte
Guy
Earl
Glenn
John Faith
Slayman
Dry Run
Mildred Faith
Carwell
Faith
Western Pike
William Miles, Jr
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
William Miles
Mary Boswell
Scott Corbett
Gardner Miles
Lutheran Aid Society of
St. Paul’s
William Bloyer
Walnut Point
Misa Jane Ankeney
Hood College
Frederick
Donald Ankeney
Baltimore
Isaac Ankeney
Ralph Rhodes
Wilson
Samuel Suffecool
Louise Suffecool
Jesse Rhodes
Hagerstown
Mary Henley
G. K. Angle
Big Spring
Catherine Bomberger
Itchester
Paul Niemyer
William Niemyer
Charmain
Mary Ebersole
Ebersole
terinJaw
Orville
Mary McAllister
Washington
Lewis
McAllister
Mary Cl
Harry Weller
Isa Catherine Lesher
Harold Lesher
Richard Prather
University of Maryland, Baltimore
Frederick Ernst
Clara Strite
Carl Clopper
Alvin Kelley and Sons
Williamsport
Hig
John Kelley
Serig’s Inn
Marguerite Strite
Edith Angle
John Boward
Richard Suffecool
George Boward
Grippe
Louise Boyd
Bully
Donald
William Seibert
F. N. Rich
Helen
Mabel Funkhouser
Yeakle
Welcome Rain Brings Shower to Hagerstown
Weather observer J A Miller of Keedysville predicted rain before daylight and the night delivered a shower in Hagerstown. The sunset temperature was 43 degrees with a morning low of 29.
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J. A. Miller
Keedysville
Hagerstown
Mr. Miller
Cops Resign After Probe In London Shop Theft
Martinsburg city policemen Samuel Bowers and Thomas O'Brien resigned after an inquiry into missing merchandise from the London Shop which was damaged by fire along with two other businesses. A search warrant for a U S Salvage Company representative's Martinsburg hotel room is on record. Proprietor J Frank Evans estimated about 1000 dollars of stock stolen, most of which was later returned. Evans declined to prosecute after the return of goods.
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Martinsburg
Samuel Bowers
Thomas O’brien
London
U. S. Salvage Company
J. Frank Evans
Evans
Westwater
First County Drum Corps Organized in Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg becomes the first county town to form a drum corps with Ha gerstown excepted. Knights of Nem Der organized the group and staged its first concert and street parade on Thursday night.
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Sharpsburg
Hagerstown
Knights of Nem der
Local group expands to 18 pieces plans weekly rehearsals
The organization now consists of 18 pieces and will hold weekly rehearsals. Members stated last night they hoped to compete with the crack drum corps of this city. Mr and Mrs Harry Needy visited Mr and Mrs Millard Price and family.
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Crack Drum Corps
Harry Needy
Millard Price
Tall Cedar Election Names Lodge Officers
The Tall Cedars of Hagetetows Forest No. %, held its annual election of officers at the Magonic a Temple Thursday evening. Irwin F. Hoffman was named Grand Tall Cedar with Charles K. Taylor as Senior deputy Grand Tall Cedar and Charles B. Turner as treasurer. Vernon M. Miller received a jewel as Past Grand Tall Cedar during the installation. Refreshments followed for about 150 members.
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Hagetetows Forest
Magonica Temple
Lenice
Irwin F. Hoffman
Charles K. Taylor
Charles B. Turner
Merrill Hays
C. G. Emmert
Heribert Co
Vernon M. Miller
Woman's Day Services Set at First Christian Church
The annual Woman's Day services will be held Sunday at First Christian Church, sponsored by the Women’s Missionary Society. Rev. Wm. M. Norment will speak at the morning service on the subject “God's Ultimate Appeal.”
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First Christian Church
Women’s Missionary Society
Wm. M. Norment
Evening Service Plans at Berlin Convention Attendee Speaks
Miss Mowks Hil debrand, who attended the World's Christian Endeavor Convention at Berlin last summer, will address the Attitude of the Nations Twelve Years after the World War. Special music will be rendered morning and evening under Prof. Asher Edelman. The anthem The Lord Is My Shepherd by Speaks and a quartet Will sing Send Out Thy Light by Gourod.
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Mowks Hildebrand
Christian Endeavor
Berlin
Asher Edelman
Lord
Speaks
George Updegraff, Jr
Kenneth Adams
Grace Lowell
Gourod
No Swimming Tonight at YMCA Pool
There will be no swimming in the YMCA pool this evening due to cleaning in progress.
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St. John’s Auditorium
Welty
Edith
William Palmer
J. L. Holmes
H. C. Kel Jer
Ruth Fouke
Smith
Boonsboro
Hagerstown Paint and Glass Company
W. Franklin St
Ian Bank
Savings
Franklin ST. Met
W. Franklin
First County Drum Corps
Stickler
Qheoysore
Tall Cedar
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Garver Furniture Co
N. Potomac
Leo
Strest
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Terry
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