Frederick County Reports Hold Up
Frederick County authorities continued an investigation into a Wednesday night hold up near Point of Rocks. Har ry C G Hickman, a local farmer and co proprietor of a Point of Rocks lunchroom, was attacked on his way home shortly after 9 pm. Officials believe the assailants may be local residents, though no identity has been established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry CG. Hickman
Hiss
Point of Rocks
Hickman
Sidney R. Hickman
2 Point of Rocks
Hog butchering gathering at Gowers Station
Mr and Mrs Daniel Cunningham hosted a Saturday hog butchering with many helpers including Mr and Mrs Robert Kidwell and children Mr and Mrs Russell Metz and children Mr and Mrs Roy Miller and children Mr and Mrs Thomas Smith and children Mervin and Leona of Hagerstown Mrs and Mr Arthur Cunningham Mrs Elian Dick Mrs Mary Metz Mrs Leon Rhodes and son Mervin Pearl Cunningham Goldis Melotte Howard Miller Samuel Lowman and Lawrence Cunningham Also Mrs Bessie Ranels returned to her Hagerstown home after a week with Mrs S C Gossard.
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Daniel Cunningham
Robert Kidwell
Russell Metz
Roy Miller
Thomas Smith
Mervin
Leona
Hagerstown
and Airs
Arthur Cunningham
Elian Dick
Mary’ Metz
Leon Rhodes
Eon Mervin
Pearl Cunningham
Goldis Melotte
Howard Miller
Samuel Lowman
Lawrence Cunningham
Bessie Ranels
Mra. 5
C Gossard
Embrace marks power transfer at Portes Gil inauguration
The article notes the inauguration of President Portes Gil in Mexico with a fraternal embrace between the outgoing President Calles and the incoming Portes Gil. The photograph frames Calles on the left delivering power as Portes Gil ascends.
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Portes Gil
Mexico
Calles
Boyhood days of 4 newspaper story renewed in Troy Kansas
Friends of old visited Dr J C Myers of this city recalling boyhood days from 58 years ago. Myers listed as oldest practicing dentist when George Taylor of Tiro Kan brought the boys together in reunions marking school era memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Myers
Troy
Kansas
Myers
George §. Taylor
Tiro
Kan
Kellogg's All-Bran Promoted as Pure Bran Product
An advertisement extols Kellogg's All-Bran as 100 percent bran, claiming it more effectively cleanses poisons and wastes than partial-bran products. It emphasizes full bran content and doctor recommendations for digestive health.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Clearspring News Highlights Birthday Parties and Local Activities
Mr and Mrs George Boward hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Jacob Brewer and Mrs Florence Angle with many guests including the Brewers, the Angles, the Bowards, the Fogals, and students from Frostburg Normal. Local events include the amateur play Professor Pepp and a high school versus alumni soccer game followed by independents vs Hancock town, with notable residents visiting from Frostburg and Towson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D. Fogal
Mary Young
Boward
Frostburg Normal School
Miss Fogal
Homer Higgins
Frostburg
Corinne Troupe
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Samuel Troupe
Clearspring
Pepp
Moscow
Russia
High’ School
Grace Ernst
Nora McDonald
Marguerite Strite
Emily Troupe
Carrie Speck
Anna Diehl
Mary Louise Miller
Mary Helser
Messrs
John Corbett
Ralph Selbert
Theodore Snyder
Alvin Kelley
Fred Ernst
John Strite
Leroy Clarke
W. W. Petermann
Pearl Rhodes
May Herbert
Geneva Krantz
Lena Shives
Normal School
Towson, Md
George Snyder
University of Maryland, College Park
L. P. Snyder
Missea Catherine and
Elizabeth Schnebbey
Hood College
Frederick
Peabody Institute of Music
Lewis Schnebley
Fairview
Sufficool
Peggy Minon
Williamsport
John Boward
Florence McDonald
Ruth Ferry
Frostburg State Normal School
Master Prances
Edwin Hull
John Carbaugh
St. Paul
Millard
Ronald Shank
Samuel Boyd
Hillard Millis
Clears
Gold nugget found in chicken gizzard shocks Hiawatha
Mrs. W. S. Hobbs of Hiawatha Kansas reports discovering a genuine gold nugget inside the gizzard of a freshly butchered chicken. The unexpected find circulated locally as townsfolk ponder its origin and significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha
Kan
W. S. Hobbs
Water power and gold-filled chickens cited for energy use
The article notes some chickens may be described as gold-filled. It discusses Canada's abundant water power suitable for developing energy, making electric power for railways, manufacturing, and lighting comparatively cheap.
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Canada
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Frederick County
Gowers Station
All-Bran
Rexall
Rudy’s Rexall Pharmacy
Hote
Hamilton Comer
FLL Sas
Walkeraville
Isaac’ Rowland
Harry Seibert
Baltimore
Richard Seibert
Dry Run
William Ankeney
Military Academy
Woodston
Donald Ankenay
Ignaq Ankeney
Paul Niemyer
Charmain
Harry Schnebley
Jane Boyd
Fred Kreigh
Walnut Point
Czechoslovakia
W. Franklin St
A. A. Bighbarger Optome
Washington St
United American Mechanics Resolute
Washington and
Norman Councils
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Odd Fellows Temple
Ward’s
WARD
Bill
Ornaca
Somny
S. Jonathan St
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