Tall Cedars Plan For A Ceremonial In March Meeting
Tall Cedars of Jalanga held their regular monthly meeting at Ma taale Tempia. Plans were made for a ceremonial at the next meeting on the first Thursday in March and for expanding Saplings classes at Warnes bero and Brunswick. A social hour followed with prizes awarded in contests. attendees praised the gathering as the best marching event.
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Superstown Forest
Tall Cedara
Jalanga
Mataale Tempia
Warnesbero
Brunswick
Etunt
Greencastle
PE Proposal Rejected At City Council Hearing
The Waterstn council rejected the electric light plant sale proposal after debates on delaying action. Mayor Bowman named a committee to discuss railroad funding for a new bird from the Western sections. A tender to supply fire trucks and fuel was discussed to reduce department costs, with tense talks on current energy and street lighting.
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Smith Lnter
Hagerstown
Waterstuci
Bowman
Ruehon Mousey
Wiliam F. Chaney
S. Mason
J. J. Ferguson
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Norfolk and Western Heilroads
William F. Chane
Expo Fire Department
Eutout
Detect Sound From Earth Deep Inside Unntislakille
In a depth communication the witness describes a strange language heard from the earth. A test ends in silence as Riley interprets a plane language and Collins reacts to darkness. The crew adjusts a mysterious fixture amid a city ordinance discussion by officials.
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Vloyd Colling
Riley
Collins
Hess
Riley Beling
Collis
Rueben Mu
Acy
Oal Bint
Drs. Kritzer
Civickvhanks
Campbell
Fatally Burned After She Lived To Be 89 Years
Mrs. Sarah Bhipley aged 89, former resident of Little Orleans Crossroads, was fatally burned at her daughter Bessie Gilmore’s home in McKeesport Pennsylvania when her clothing caught fire from a grate. She died before aid arrived and her body will be returned to her former home for burial today.
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Sarah Bhipley
Little Orleans Crossroads
Bessie Gilmore
McKeesport
Dissolved partnerships reshape county businesses
S A Harnish and Emmett R Nise wander dissolve their general store partnership at Coarfoss. Charles I Grimm buys Niswanters interest and becomes a partner. Harry E Hurtle and Roy W Smith dissolved their two Jefferson street Cannon avenue stores, with Martin taking the northwest corner meat store and Smith taking the grocery on the northwest corner.
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S.A. Harnish
Emmett R. Nisewander
Coarfoss
Charles I. Grimm
Mr. Niswander
Harry E. Hurtle
Roy W. Smith
Jefferson Street
Cannon Avenue
Martin
Smith
Police Probe Repeated False Fire Alarms
Police investigate a string of false fire alarms triggered near Prospective Street and the Western Maryland Railroad yesterday around 3 o'clock. Four fire companies responded as authorities say the nuisance has persisted. Arrests have risen for the offense and officials vow to halt the practice.
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Folice
Pros.pect Street
Western Maryland Railroad
Wen
Ofensa
Bond Reduced for J Stottier on Larceny Charge
Bond 18 reduced after grand jury action convening Monday following a hearing before Justice Middlexautt. Stottier, arrested January 25 for dealing 240 from guts ser, faced 31,600 bail for larceny. Bond reduced to 0.
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J. Stottier
Grand Jure
Justice Middlexautt
J.C. Murder
Town
Stottier
In Memoriam Henry Riedel Grandfather Remembered
In memoriam for Henry Riedel with heartfelt tribute from granddaughters and family. Obscure lines suggest a funeral or memorial note, noting his peaceful rest at home and in God’s grace, with affection from relatives. Also folded in are stray snippets about fruit crates and a local advertisement.
Gilead Camp Entertained at Odd Fellows Hall
Members of Offend Encampment No 6 I O C F hosted an evening for the Encampment with Flora Ridenour singing many songs. Lucy Cummings accompanied on piano and Hobart B Reno performed magic. J Winner Draper gave a brief talk as refreshments followed. Win E South chaired the event and announced plans for monthly entertainment and further class details at the next meeting.
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C. F
Odd Fellows Temple
Flora Ridenour
Lucy Cummings
Hobart B
Reno
Draper
Win
E. South
Elen
Huge Addition to Plant Planned Near Washington
Continued report on a proposed large plant expansion along the Potomac near Washington and other eastern sites. The Williamsport unit, described as an enormous steam unit outputting about eight million horsepower, is cited as the model, with a total project cost around six million dollars for the new section and feed cast equipment. Potomac Edison officials did not confirm specifics.
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Potomac River
Washington
Williamsport
Muscle Shoals
Potomac Edigon Co
Deaths and funeral for Mrs Bettie F Baker and relatives
Mrs Bettie F Baker aged 43 died at 735 o clock. Husband Samuel WG and five stepchildren survive along with sister Miss Cora Honot and mother Mrs Martha Lapore. Funeral at Christian Eas chapel Liberty street Monday at 2 pm officiated by Rev Dr J Sion. Burial in Rose Fin Cemetery. Horse breaks leg of Sebert Chures horse in Sharpspare street incident last evening.
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Bettie F. Baker
Deuther Lowe
Jefferson
Trivilyaq Church
Samuel WG
Lewis G
Martha Ry Evelyn
Cora Honot
Martha Lapore
Pumeral
Ser
Christian Eas
Deaver Chapel
Liberty Street
Revo Dr. J. & Sion
Rose Fin
Egg price cut eases city shoppers burden
Half a century ago housewives gain a 5 cent per dozen reduction as egg supply improves and roads reopen allowing farmers to reach town. Eggs sell around 60 cents a dozen, with peak at 65. Philadelphia market shows eggs at 36 cents to hare buyers, while Green Castle retailers price eggs at 41 31/2 cents per dozen amid broader market notes from New York on Feb 6. A finger laceration and local juvenile sentencing story accompany market brief.
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Conta
Philadelphia
Green Caatle
Awaiting End of the World Confusion Across Town
The so called apostle of doom faced disapproval near the Reidt home as threats followed. He said he did not predict a midnight catastrophe but a gradual end and spoke of a heavenly arrival with a golden garment. He plans to play his zither while traveling with followers. details note the Reidt household and preparations.
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Reidt
Kaya
Apostle
Heaven
Ali
Reid
Baltimore Grain Prices Reported February Grain Quotes
Baltimore grain news lists wheat No 2 red winter at 2.10, No 2 red winter barley spot at 3.40, No 2 white oats at 0.68, No 2 spot rye at 1.72 and percent. The report reflects domestic price levels for February 6 with opening quotes and market activity.
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Baltimore
Local Quotations Report From Slagerstown Feb 6
Wheat price and corn values shown with minor notes on fruit trees and conditions. Weather hints and port interest referenced with mentions of Tall Agent and Whaling port in Massachusetts.
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Slagerstown
Wufaii6
Leitersburg Grange to Host Corn Show and March Supper
Leitersburg Grange plans a corn show for Tuesday evening February 17 at 7 in the Grange Hall Lettersburg. Exhibitors asked to bring six ears of corn. corn may be brought Monday or Tuesday afternoon. A supper is slated for Friday March 6. The meeting featured discussions on public improvements and child education, with readings and a greeting song. Next meeting set for February 18 at 7:20 PM.
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Leitersburg Grangs
Grange Hioll
Lettersburg
Grange
Honda
Chotiva
van Rlil
Shour
Misa Gladya Blavde
Soto
Levi Hartie
Mya
Levi Ridenour
Mra. J. K. Shank
Seibert Reappointed to Street Commissioners Board
Seibert was reappointed a member of the Board of Street Commissioners at a special meeting of the Mayor and City Council held last night before the regular council session. The action, in line with law requiring appointments before February, keeps Seibert for three years alongside W. J. Middlekant and Webster Bragynier.
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Finley Seibert
Board of Street Commissioners
Mr. Seibert
W. J. Middlekant
Webster Bragynier
Mayor Bowman to Speak at Hagerstown Relief Dance
Mayor Bowman will attend and speak at a dance hosted by the Hagerstown Civil Relief Association at Maryland Gardens on Tuesday February 10. An orchestra will play as attendees are invited to join.
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Bowman
Hagerstown
Beven-Reeler’s The Bedroom Window at Princess Theater
A Beven-Reeler presentation titled The Bedroom Window a Dassille production blends love comedy and mystery. The reel show is planned for tonight at the Princess Theater in Wit Mamaport.
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Princess Theater
Wit- Mamaport
Building Permits For Wilson And Pike In City
R Wilson files permit to remodel front at 117 West Franklin Street. Edgar Pike seeks permit for 58 Vale Street to build a 22 by 24 addition.
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R. Wilson
Franklin Street
Edgar Pike
Vale Stréet
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