Auto Victims Recover After Icident On Ceatless Pike
Robert H. Carill aged two and Frederick Smith aged 37 were seriously injured in a collision on the Ceatless pike toward Hagerstown. Cotrill lost control and crashed into a tree. Both men, married and employed by the M. P. Moller Organ Company, remained conscious and rested comfortably last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Carill
James Bireet
Frederick Smith
Mitchel Avenug
Cotrill
Ceatless Pike
Hagerstown
M. P. Moller Organ Company
Must Have Tickets To Get Stockings At Farage Theatre
Announcement by the Empty Stocking Association states Ro children will be admitted to the Farage Theatre Monday morning only with tickets. Tickets to receive a stocking are available at the King's Daughters' headquarters this afternoon. A later note mentions Mrs James Davis visiting Mrs Vale for Crampton on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farage
Association
Sante Clare
King’s Daughters
Lindbergh Flight Stops in Tulsa En Route to Detroit
Charles A. Lindbergh completed a Springfield to Tulsa leg in hours 40 minutes stopping in Tulsa Oklahoma. He arrived at 6 16 p m today and will stay overnight with Mrs Grampton s parents Mr and Mrs Smith while visiting his son Cole in Ice City silent and detroit a max.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onel
Charles A. Lindbergh
Springfield
Tulsa
Okla
Dev
Shra
Evgangelius
Lindbergh
Heras
Cross Country Horse Hiker Visits City
Lieut Paul Lienhard of the Sixth Cavalry and his horse Bass arrived in Hagerstown after a transcontinental trip, struggling to find lodging for the horse. They report similar accommodations troubles in Gettysburg and other stops, with Bass sometimes bunking in stables or garages as the journey toward the Pacific coast continues, one of history’s first equine hikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hack Hass
Paul
Lienhard
Goth Cavalry
Hagerstown
Harsa
Rose
Hershey
Palace Hotel
Lievhard
Bass
Gettysburg
Gays
Té Bess
Pacific Coast
Grent
Taenlard
Keat
Lienbard
Rees
Cross Country Travel Through Mountain Roads to Washington
A group of travelers covered 28 to 40 miles daily as they crossed mountains with icy roads. They planned eight o clock departures toward Ping Grove and Cumberland, stopping at New Brunswick Trenton Philadelphia and Gettysburg. They hoped to reach Washington Pennsylvania for Christmas while enduring long distances in endurance tests. Local residents Mr and Mrs William Downey and others enjoyed Sunday galleries at La Fn Downey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isd Hess
Ping Grove
Cumberland
New Brunswick
Trenton
Gettysburg
Washington
Lienhard
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Davis
Haigeretawh
Vale
Crampton
Mechanics Loan & Savings Bank
Echanics Loan & Savings Bank
Hagerstown, Maryland
Velma West
Arralgden
Verry
Ohio
Lfe
Francis Poulson
Richard Bostwick
Cotter
Teo
Elgin, Waltham, Holinois
F. R. Saum
Washington Street
Mixges
Black Bess
West Coast
Ticosier Kitchen Cabinets
Miller’s Furniture Stars
Potoman Street
Digmangen Optometist
Wantington St
Central Garage
William Downey
al Ice Harshman
Smithsburg
la Fn Downey
the Washington Restaurant Incorporated
Shoes
Bentz & Dunn
The
House of Shoes
Steffey & Findlay, Inc
Wilmath
J. F. Bllinth
Secy-Trean
Authentis
Gulbrangen
Oilers
W. Washington St
Jersey
Renroh
Franklin Street
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