Salvation Army Kettles to Raise Christmas Funds in Hagerstown
Three kettles placed around the city by the Salvation Army invite free will offerings to fund Christmas dinners for needy families in Hagerstown. Major Bonterse says the drive is not solicitation and allocations come from donors, not Welfare Federation. Baskets, containing a full dinner including a chicken for a family of five, will be distributed Christmas Eve, with applications already being received. The effort also funds beds and cots, totaling about 24, for transients who receive supper, breakfast, and a bed.
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Salvation Army
Hagerstown
Bonterse
Welfare Federation
Bank president held as audit suggests $100,000 shortage
Warren Ohio December 9 1930s era report states Reese B Jones president of the First State Bank of Newton Falls is detained in Trumbull county jail while Federal bank examiners continue an audit of the bank's books with belief a shortage may exceed $100 000 no charges filed yet against Jones.
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Warren
Reese B. Jones
First State Bank of
Newton Falls
Trumbull County
Federal Bank Examiners
Jones
Scouts Celebrate Badges and Court of Honor in Williamsport
Williamsport Troop 1 reports a Court of Honor with George Enoche earning Life Scout, Warren Seymour and Robert Castle receiving Star Scout badges. Scoutmaster Shipley took patrol leaders and assistants aside urging second class scouts become first class by year end, and earned his tender foot badge. Wednesday's game at 7 30 p m at St Johns Court with Troop 9 and Williamsport is open.
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Williamsport
George Enoche
Warren Seymour
Robert Castle
Shipley
Shipier
Si .John’s Court
Wil Hamaport
Philip Castle
World’s Tonic touted as a dual bowel aid and cleanser
A physician endorsed tonic claims to destroy intestinal germs and cleanse both upper and lower bowels. It promises relief from constipation, gas, and stomach troubles, with testimonials from Helen E. Harper and A W Kine. Sold at Rudy's and other drug stores.
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Helen E. Harper
A. W. Kine
Cumberland, Md
Rudy's
Plane Converts Man Into Flying Human Invention
Genoa Italy December reports a young inventor unveils a 68 pound two winged device with a five horsepower motor and small propellers that fastens to the pilot’s shoulders and back. The “flying man” reaches speeds up to 60 miles per hour and uses a parachute to descend safely.
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Genoa
Italy
Lions Club Demonstrates First Aid at Luncheon
Five members of a local fraternity presented first aid demonstrations at the Lions Club weekly luncheon held yesterday at the Hamilton Hotel. Howard Schindeldecker and Ralph Rait of the Fotomac Edizon Company led the program. It was announced there are 2,300 Lions Clubs with forty new clubs recently established.
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Pineeceteen Aid
Folomacmaison Company
Lions ‘Club
Hamilton
Howard Schindeldecker
Ralph Rait
Fotomac Edizon Company
Lions Clubs
Record of clubs and founding dates in early U S colleges
October saw Hebed and 1127 new clubs formed in 1218 days, an average of over one per day for three years four months. President Hoffman led the luncheon, with Dr. C H Binkley winning the attendance prize from Charles A Boultman. The six oldest U S colleges by founding dates are Harvard 1630, William and Mary 1698, Yale 1701, University of Pennsylvania 1704, Princeton 1748, and Marsaintge and Les University 1749.
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Hoffman
C. H. Binkley
Charles A. Boultman
U. S
Harvard
William and Mary
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Princston
Marsiintge and
Les University
Murray suit over $101,000 damage ends testimony
Testimony finished yesterday afternoon in the $101,000 damage suit of Dr. Francis A. G. Murray of Cumberland against Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. The auto accident case was moved here from Allegany County. prayers were prepared by counsel and will be argued in court this morning.
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Francis A. G. Murray
Cumberland
Standard Qi Company
New Jersey
Allegany County
British Empire spans about 2 million square miles
The area of Britain's crown colonies and mandated territories totals roughly 2,000,000 square miles, comparable to the size of British India, illustrating the vast reach of imperial possessions.
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British India
Super Corporations of America Trust Shares
A prospectus offers shares in leading corporations listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Shares are purchasable at current market prices with small investments starting around $50 per unit, with a complete unit costing about $15,000. Details from Hemphill Noyes Co., member of the NYSE, 703 Grand Building, Hagerstown.
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New York Stock Exchange
America
Coats
Hemphill, Noyes Co
Grand Building
Hagerstown
Telephone
New York
Boston _ Albany
Buffalo
Tleveland
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Toronto
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Ginder
Adams
Navy Department
Funkstown
Dr. Bell
Hartford
Compass
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St. Paul's U. B
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Tlinois Manufacturers’ Association
the Smith Furniture Co
W. Franklin & Phone
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Mr. Farmer
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Hagerstown Grain and Feed CO
LIONS
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DR. Gale
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