Drunken driving arrest after crash near Mercersburg McConnellsburg
Duftein Sines of Sines, released on bail of 1000 dollars in McConnellsburg Pennsylvania after his arrest for drunken driving and transporting liquor. Constable Stevens arrested him following a collision with a Greencastle car owned by Henry Roy Black on the road between Mercersburg and McConnellsburg. Bail was furnished by B H McLucas of McConnellsburg.
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Duftein
Sines
McConnellsburg
Constable Stevens
Henry Roy Black
Greencastle
Mercersburg
B H. McLucas
McConnellsbure
Christmas Eve Carillon Recitals at Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg Academy hosts a carillon recital by Mr. Bryan Barker on Sunday December 23 1928 at 3:00 p.m. The program features Christmastide sacred and classical pieces including Jesus Live to Thee Old Black Joe and The Star Spangled Banner. A midnight Christmas Eve recital by Mr. Barber follows with carols and traditional tunes.
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Mercersburg Academy
Bryan Barker
Jesus
Academy
Herald Angels
Mendelssohn
F. de Giardini
Wambach
Londonderry
Stephen C. Foster
Henry Carey
Rinaldo
Hendel
de Vries
Air Bearnais
Cesar Franck
Barber
Mercersburg
Jay
King Wenceslas
Mary
Frens Gruber
M. Portagelle
Christmas Day Recital Features Classic Hymns and Carols
A Christmas Day concert is planned for Tuesday December 25 at 3 00 pm. The program includes Joy to the World The Lord is Come The First Nowell Holy Night Home Sweet Home O Holy Night Auld Lang Syne Ave Maria It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Lead Kindly Light Adeste Fideles The Star Spangled Banner.
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Cital
Jesus
Academy
Handel
Franz Gruber
Ssir
H. Bishop
Ethelbert Negin
Schubert
Willis
J. B. Dykes
Snowstorm Scene at Maryland Theatre Delights Patrons
Patrons at the Maryland Theatre shiver in the lobby as cotton snow drifts swirl under blue moonlight created by four 600 watt lights. The snowy decor, designed by manager R. Lee Kline, features a large beaver-board Christmas tree, candles, ornaments, a top star, and a green sign wishing a Merry Christmas.
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Maryland Theatre
Maryland
R. Lee Kline
Waldorf Astoria to Be Torn Down for 50-Story Office
The Waldorf Astoria on Fifth Avenue between 33rd and 34th Streets will be demolished next summer to make way for a fifty story office structure. The sale of the hotel to Bethlehem Engineering Corporation was announced by Lucius M. Boomer, president of the Waldorf Astoria Realty Corporation.
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New York
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Fifth Avenue
33Rd and
34Th Streets
United States
Bethlehem Engineering Corporation
Lucius M. Boomer
Waldorf Astoria Realty Corporation
Dogfish Oil Plant Opens in Vancouver for Mosquito Protection
A new plant in Vancouver will produce dogfish oil for pharmaceutical use to protect against mosquito bites and other insects. The project aims to harness the oil’s potential as a protective ingredient and adds a fresh industrial endeavor to the city’s science-related efforts.
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Bow
Vancouver
Local Girls Found Safe After Philly Search
Three Hagerstown girls aged 16 to 18 who ran away on December 10 were found in a Philadelphia apartment by Western Maryland detective E J Chap man and the girls’ parents after an all night search. The youths Marie Thaffin Elizabeth Spangler and Louise Long had been working in a department store in Philadelphia and returned home yesterday morning for Christmas.
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Hagerstown
Philadelphia
Maryland
E. J. Chapman
Marie Thaffin
Elizabeth Spangler
Louise Long
Woman Ponzi Swindle In France Nets Millions In Liabilities
In a case modeled on American methods, Mme Martha Hanau lured thousands of francophone investors with promises of 15 to 80 percent dividends from fictitious corporations. The fraud ensnared priests, widows, small traders, and officials, totaling known liabilities of 3.641 million dollars at her arrest. M Chastenet, a French Socialist Deputy, charged the Agriculture Minister and other officials as being implicated.
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Mme
Martha Hanau
France
M. Chastenet
String Trio Formed With Local Musicians
A string trio titled formed featuring violin cello and piano with members Robert Fahrney cellist and J Atlee Young pianist from Hagerstown. The group planned several city performances during the holidays and recruitment noted Burkwall as organizer. The article also mentions a bill passage in Washington allowing states to bar sale of other states prison made goods and a London bookshop celebrating its 200th anniversary.
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Stanley Com
Pany
America
Robert
A. Burkwall
Taen Vinlintet
Rob
Averill Praised as Cleveland Rookie Echoes Sam Crawford
Oscar Wilt, manager of the Hollywood team, hails Earl Averill the Cleveland rookie as the nearest thing to Sam Crawford the old Detroit slugger since Crawford left the game.
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Averill
Oscar Wilt
Hollywood
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Sam Crawford
Detroit
Sam
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