West Elgin backs plan of boulevard for Hagerstown
City Councilman W Lee Elgin urges a West South Boulevard to curb grade crossings and boost tourism. He will present maps showing Route 40 alternatives and a boulevard to reach outskirts, with signs directing shoppers and visitors to Antietam Battlefield and other sites. He seeks state funding inclusion to minimize local costs.
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W. Lee Elgin
Elgin
Hagerstown
Second Ward
Parkhead
Williamsport
Boonsboro
Antietam Battlefield
Ass'n To Donate South End Tree
The Paramount Cabbies Athletic Association will donate the Christmas tree for the South End. The Municipal Electric Light plant will provide the lighting. Events at the tree will be held just before Christmas, under the control of the athletic association and the Howard Street Parent Teachers' Association.
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South End
Paramount Cabbies Athletic Association
Municipal Electric
The
Athletic Association
Howard Street Parent Teachers’ Association
Bausch Croons with Kansas City Orchestra
Jim Bausch former Kansas athlete and Olympic decathlon champion last summer has taken to crooning with a Kansas City orchestra, adding a new stage to his athletic fame.
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Jaxoring
Jim” Bausch
Universit of Kansas
Kansas City
Butchering At Hagerstown Leads To Large Hog Weights
John H. Reeder from Hagerstown R F D 7 percent butchered three hogs weighing 539 539 and 642 pounds respectively. Twelve cans of lard were produced from the butchering. A committee of 120 scientists is compiling an electrical engineering terms dictionary to reduce conflicting definitions.
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John H. Reeder
Hagerstown
Booster Association Formed By Jr. O. U. A. M. and O. F. A.
The United Boosters of the Jr. O. U. A. M. and O. F. A. unite Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania to boost order activities. About 5 000 members 45 councils. Officers include John B. France president and Samuel Diehl first VP. Next meeting set for Winchester February 24 with rally in Martinsburg January 19.
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United Boosters of the Jr. O. U. A.M
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Martinsburg
Charles E. Brewer
National Board
Edinburg
John B. France
Hagerstown
Samuel Diehl
Greencastle
J. W. Luttrell
Woodstock
W. B. Simmons
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
5. M. Moore
R. T. Scrivner
A. W. Shade
Winchester
E. L. Alger
Millwood
Marvin Gross
Harry Garrs
B. J. Wolfkill
Andy Faulk
Harry Thomas
I. R. Graham
W. A. Wine
John W. Sacy
E. F. Kent
F. L. Bennett
F. M. Wolanger
Norman Rice
J. Chr
Monath of
Marvin Gunso
Fred Wolfinger
Hagerstoon
B. L. Alger
A. C. Peck
Arthur Stuckey
Hedgesville
Quicksburg
Luther Fouke
B. J.waltkill
Waynesboro
Enterprise Elect Large Vote Cast
D Angle Wolfinger was reelected president of the Western Enterprise Fire Company at the annual election. A total of 112 votes were cast. Officers elected include Vice-president Fred Spigler, corresponding secretary Spencer Lindsay, financial secretary F F Logan, treasurer Frederick Wel-Mager, standing committee W E B Foltz F Nigh L C Lushbaugh Charles Jenkins and Raymond Smith, chief director J D Bowman, assistant directors Robert Lindsay William Havermill George Myers Gordon Shannon James Andrews, captain John Wood, chief engineer C H Ingram, chief pipeman C C Frush. Tellers were Charles Goetz A Wellinger and Charles Nigh.
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D. Angle Wolfinger
Western Enterprise Fire Company
Fred Spigler
Spencer Lindsay
F. F. Logan
Frederick Wel- Mager
W. E B. Foltz
F. ©. Nigh
L. C. Lushbaugh
Charles Jenkins
Raymond Smith
J. D. Bowman
Robert Lindsay
William Havermill
George Myers
Gordon Shannon
James Andrews
John Wood
C. H. Ingram
C. C. Frush
Charles Goetz
A. Wellinger
Charles Nigh
Prohibition Chief Takes Up Duties in Cumberland
William R. Harvey former Allegany county sheriff and Cumberland prohibition chief arrives to lead the local office succeeding George T. Danforth now Deputy Administrator at Charleston. Willis Lightburn moves to Cumberland as Harvey notes bootleggers struggle as liquor sells for 50 cents a pint. Local staff remain in place. Harvey says bootleggers face scarce profits in ordinary times.
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William R. Harvey
Allegany County
Cumberland
Mr. Harvey
George T. Danforth
Charleston
W. Va
Willis Lightburn
Harvey
The Chiasmodon Swallows Prey Twice Its Size
Atlantic deep sea fish known as the Chiasmodus consumes prey much larger than itself, swallowing smaller fishes in bold, swift predation. This unusual feeding behavior highlights its extreme gape and opportunistic diet in deep ocean environments.
Catarrhal Deafness Claims Parmint Treatment
An advertisement urges readers with catarrhal deafness or head noises to seek constitutional treatment to expel catarrhal poison. It touts Parmint from H. P. Middiekauff, with instructions to mix 1 4 pint hot water and sugar, take a tablespoon four times daily to relieve symptoms.
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H. P. Middiekauff
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