Youth Who Murdered His Sweetheart Remorseful
Frank Cilione 21 sits in Moyamensing prison today after killing his 14 year old sweetheart and cousin Mary Cilione last night in her home. The girl’s mother, Mrs Theodoria Celions 46, is in hospital near death from another bullet. Marys 16 year old sister is also in hospital badly hurt. The tragedy followed Mary's refusal of marriage. Celione was overpowered as Angelina tried to pull him away. he struck her with a revolver butt. A fire then broke out in the Scheller Apartments first floor hallway. Dr C R Scheller extinguished it. The source notes unknown origin and no alarm was reported.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Moyamensing
Frank Cilione
Mary Cilione
Watemau IL
Theodoria Celions
Celione
Anceline
Mary
Celiona
Angelina
Scheller
North Potomac Street
C. R. Scheller
Simon Yeager
Howard W. Yeager
Lance
Own Your Own Home in Virginia Avenue
Real estate ad urges readers to place orders early for center bricks and individual forms from Imperial Ice Cream Company phone 834-835, promoting home ownership and construction materials in Virginia Avenue.
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Imperial Ice Cream Company
Fear, courage and whispers in the Virginia Ave addition
A reflective meditation on fear contrasts real danger with imagined threats. The narrator recalls a man who fears a lurking presence in the cellar and expands to how fear shapes behavior, crime, and courage, noting the similar terror of the supernatural and the psychology of flight.
Old resident dies in Greencastle West
Greencastle Pa February 17 word reached of J E Appenzelar death in Cincinnati Ohio after brief influenza illness he was 71 born Greencastle son of the late Henry Appenzellar survived by sisters Mrs J P Croft Chambersburg Mrs J Lower Grimm Mr Wolfe Mrs Elmira Palmer Kingston Mo and Miss G B Appenzellar of town brother D K Appenzellar Chambersburg C A Appenzellar Dayton Ohio The funeral held Thursday burial in Cincinnati Mrs W A Granville Gettysburg visited and addressed Gettysburg League meeting hosted by Mrs Fred Z Heck and Mrs Samuel Lesher The meeting to have been at Mrs Jacob Crunketen home but she ill Miss Grace Brumbaugh nurse overseas veterans sent to Pocono Pines Travelers Club to meet at Mrs Robert Keepers North Carlisle Street Mrs Mary Latane McLanahan and son Samuel Princeton NJ visitors last week widow of Rev Dr Samuel McLanahan In town First three students with highest first semester averages Greencastle High School Seniors Lena Harbaugh Joseph Crunkleton Gail Weagley juniors Kenneth Gaver Mary Jane Byers Margaret Keller sophomores Clarence Hunsberger Jessie Shipp Henry Laughlin freshmen Henry Walck Bertha Niswander Gladys Lindsay Union Christian Endeavor meets Grace Reformed Church Monday evening address by Archibald Rutledge Mer cerburg Academy speaker Nature Club members enjoyed Rutledge lecture on Franklin County wildlife highlighting habits and life of regional animals and entertaining humor and experience.
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Greencastle
J. E. Appenzelar
Cincinnati
Ohio
Appenzellar
Henry Appenzellar
J. P. Croft
Bersburg
J. Lower Grimm
Wolfe
Elmira Palmer
Kingston
G. B. Appenzellar
Town
D. K. Appenzellar
Chambersburg
C. A. Appenzellar
Dayton
W. A. Granville
Gettysburg
Gettysburg League
Fred Z. Heck
Samuel Lesher
Jacob Crunketen
Grace Brumbaugh
A. BD. F
Pocono Pines
Brumbaugh
National Christian Endeavor
Archibald Rutledge
Mercersburg Academy
Franklin County Nature Club
Franklin County
Rutledge
Counnty
Annual Hose Co Banquet Delights Hagerstown
Over 200 guests attended the th annual banquet of the First Hose Fire Company at the Masonic Temple in South Potomac Street. Speakers praised the committee’s work while city officials visiting firemen and businessmen shared in a reception. The evening featured music by Bob's Orchestra, vocal selections by Don Shafer, and remarks by Dr J McPherson Scott praising firemen.
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Masonic ‘Temple
South Potomac Street
Hagerstown
Jacob A. Ziegler
Hose ‘Company
Bob
Don” Shafer
Ross Wolfe
J. McPherson Scott
C. E. Heard
First Hose Company
Scott
First
United States
Scott R. Wagner
Zion Reformed Church
Reuben Musey
Harry Schueler
Clyde Brewer
Edgar
Fiery
Dudley Brewer
A. S. Mason
Antietam
William Rouzer
Hook and Ladder Company
Pandhandler the Only Objector Says Dr Harms
Rev Dr J Edward Harms defends the Community Chest saying it is a good thing supported by most businessmen and kindly disposed people in Hagerstown. He notes the sole objector is the panhandler who asks for charity and curses when directed to the Chest.
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J. Edward Harms
Hagerstown
Pandhandler
Dinner Service Under Mrs Massack Receives Praise
Under the direction of Mrs Frank Massack and a capable corps of helpers the affair ran smoothly and guests were well cared for. The menu featured oyster cocktail fried chicken celery sliced ham fruit salad creamed potatoes peas rolls ice cream coffee cigars and cigarettes, contributing to the event's success.
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Frank Massack
Jand
Western Maryland Band Fair Opens Tonight in Hagerstown
The fourth annual Western Maryland Band fair and bazaar begins tonight at the old fire company hall on West Franklin Street. The event runs through March with free dancing and booths, plus product samples from local manufacturers and prize giveaways. Donations of cakes, candy, fruit and other items are welcomed, with pickup arranged by the band secretary A. Q. Sponselier or Professor Wolfersberger. A parade may precede the opening if weather allows.
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Western Maryland Band
Old Fire Company Hall
West Franklin Street
Western Maryland
Hagerstown
A. Q. Sponselier
Wolfersberger
Grove Brothers
Own Your Own Home in Virginia Ave Addition
A fragment from a real estate promotion titled Own Your Own Home advertises the Virginia Avenue addition. The text also includes a patient testimonial about Foley Kidney Pills praising relief from kidney and back pain, though the source appears garbled and promotional.
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Virginia Ave
Addition
Livestock market prices from Baltimore with varied figures
Baltimore livestock report dated February 17 lists sheep and lamb prices by quality, hogs with weight and price ranges, calves detailing veal and fat categories, and overall notes on condition. Prices are given in cents per pound or per head with descriptors such as choice, fair, heavy, smooth, and rough.
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Baltimore
Poultry and Eggs Market Quotes at Saltamore
Wholesale egg and live poultry quotations listed for February 17 with regional price spreads. Firsts prices range from 34 to 37 cents for eggs. live chickens and old hens from 23 to 44 percent, with Leghorn and duck varieties described across several size and quality categories.
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Saltamore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
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Paces
Virginia
Hagerstown Dairy Co
George Kandall
Dawson, N. Mex
Kendall
Cincinnati Hospital
Tangier Sound
C. N. Dennis
W. Washington SA
Hose CO
Masonic Temple
DR. Harms
W. M. Band Fair
St P. Pinkney
West Jackson
Miss
Foley
Toley
Comfort Goods
Beard's
Harry B. Kohler
W. Washington Street
Hershey
Hershey Creamery Co
Hagerstown, Md
S. Potomac Street
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