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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1925

Page

8

Concord Bridge 160th anniversary reenactment planned

Concord, Massachusetts plans a large April 19 and 20 commemoration of the Battle of Concord Bridge. A 4900-strong parade, reenactments at the Old North Bridge, and participation by fraternal groups and officials are in the works. Invitations have gone to President Coolidge and state leaders. funds are requested from Congress, with Marine Band hoped to be engaged.

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Anniversary Parade Celebration With Exhibits Planned

A public anniversary event will feature a parade, a reproduction of the famous hatt e, a track meet, hall games, literary exercises in the slate armory, a large fireworks display and other exercises.

Slate Armory

Eight held in house robbery case and politics notice

David Hook of St James is held for Winchester authorities in a house robbery case. He allegedly conspired with others to steal meals and sell them to a Hagerstown grocer. The grand jury considers the case today. The Republican City Committee plans a meeting at 7 30 pm at BE M. Tenny’s office to set dates for primaries in Wards One Three and Five for council seats. The piece also includes a household remedies ad for Dr Pierce’s Amurte tablets.

David Hook St. James Homer’ Hook Winchester Young Hook Hagerstown Hook Duffey M. Tenny North Jonathan Street Thiag Mia Conva Dr. Pierce

Residents Report From Greencastle and Nearby Areas

Local notes from Greencastle include a reported assault in Philadelphia involving Nero Ant Warnedyera, with twelve stitches required, and the assailant arrested. Also mentioned are civic visits by Grace Bruntgaugh of Erie to the American Legion in Easton, a hospital admission and discharge of Otha Swisher, and revival services at Otterbein Church led by Pastor Brockbill. The article notes home repairs on West Baltimore Street and visits by Webard Tel and Macaline Ray to their grandfather, W. G. Thantag.

Greancastla Fey Nero Ant Warnedyera Mra W. HW. Myers Chambersburg Miladelphia Cloge Woilnda Beersfier Philadelphia Pali Byers Easton Byers Carla Drug Store Otha Swisher Neavoro Hospital Ienk Tig Travelers Club Robert T. Davison Waghington Street Misa Grace Bruntgaugh Erie Courge

Hancock Local Notes and Obituaries Briefs

Hancock February notes report births for Mr and Mrs Oscar Rayh and Mr and Mrs Harry Weares, a daughter and a son respectively, plus plural career updates. Obituaries include Mrs Eva Medards, Virginia Small, and Hartbody. Local property transactions include Conn and Pino buying Main Street Men-Waerson property and Robert Widmeyer purchasing a Blue Hill bungalow. The Chicken supper by the M B K Hible class drew strong attendance. Wart McKinley departs for Washington for a new post.

Hancock Oscar Rayh Harry Weares Ray Coffman Mary Belle Vesa Dadulmora P. T. Little Whistington County Mary Zimmerman Union Memorial Hospital Edith Noel Hyndman Emanuel Athey Wart McKinley Washington, D. C Eva Medards Biltinnors Hospital Virginia Small Lor Ryan Eichelberger McKoegport Hartbody Waa Conn and Pino Men- Waerson Main Street Gent’s Robert Widmeyer Blue Hill Rey Paltner M. ‘Bk Beverly Randolph

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Relief From Ailments

An old advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy claiming it clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and calms inflammation, with benefits for stomach, liver, and appendix conditions. It promises money back and lists D. C. Aughibangh & Son as sellers and druggists nationwide.

Mayr D.C. Aughiobangh & Son Ady

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