Chiat Hunter Boyds of Fourth District on liquor laws
In Umberland Maryland Judge Boyd opens grand jury session on liquor and moonshine, warns of higher grade illicit sales and calls for enforcement. He criticizes enforcement disputes and urges jail or prosecution for violators while noting coal region disorders and sheriff deputy conduct. Licenses listed: George Mysra with Lester, Tayid Hager and Harriet Jackson, Alton Edward Wilson, don R. Pertenbaugh and Mary Follenburger.
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Lees Fond
Wetu
Trasbern
Dok
Ang
Boyd Throw
Minera
Gay
George ‘R
Mysra
Hagerstown
Lester
Boonsboro
Tayid H. Hager
Harriet
Jackson
Shepherdstown
Alton
Edward and
Hilde M. Wilson
Burtram
Don R. Pertenbaugh
Mary
L. Follenburger
Mechanicsburg
Baughman Held on Heavy Bond in Fairgrounds Fire
Ralph Baughinet was arrested for the December 23 fire at the Fairgrounds grandstand and cattle barn. Held on $5000 bail by Justice Haim, he faces a Friday hearing. Police suspect arson across county sites. witnesses saw a man flee the scene near the Fairgrounds. Free show Cinderella and Her Glass Slipper runs Friday at 4 15 and 7 20 at the YMCA. donations accepted at the door.
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Ralph Baughinet
Fairgrounds
Justice Haim
Cinderella
Deaths of Mrs Mary E McKean and Others
Obituaries from Hagerstown area report Mrs Mary E McKean 69 died at home after five weeks of illness. Also listed are Frank S Barrick 56 a former union official dies in Baltimore after illness, John D Lloyd 78 kidney trouble at home, Anna Magaha Bragulier 36 Bright's disease in Harrisburg, with funeral plans and surviving relatives.
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Mary E. McKean
William McKean
Dale Street
al Gness
St. John's Episcopal Church
Pocahontas Lodge
Howded Wood
Benjamin Koplinger
William ©. Ridge
Glenn Wiihide
Thomas A
Step-Childran
Charles Hamilton
James
Edgar
Slater
John Boyd
Richard Duffey
Edward
Punketowsa
Frank
Binghampton
Feneral Annountementa Inter
Frank S. Barrick
Hagerstown
Maryland
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Mr. Barrick
Trederick
County
York
Columbus
Ohio
Barrick
Bull
Kansas
Cora TH. Barrick
Charles Niles
Detratt
Joseph Evans
Walkersville
Roy A. Lester
Broadway
Vernon
Rigel
St. Paul’s
M. E. Church
John D. Lloyd JS
George Street
Lloyd
St. Mary
J. William
Joh D.' Idloyd, Jr
Weisel Fos
Anna Magaha
Braguler
Henry Magaha
McDowell Avanie
Harrisburg
Bright
Bragimier
Roy W. Braginier
Bessia Sheckels
Airs
George D. Hicks
This City
Harry
William
Hoy
Albert Magaua
Episcopal
Ghurch
Shepherdstown
W. Va
L. M. Ferguson
Washington Square M
Magala
Hose
Half Million in Gems Gone Amid Police Report
Police recount different versions of the gem theft involving the Schoellkopfs and Carman. A New Year’s bridge party at Carman’s studio included Mrs Schoellkopf and Carman plus four couples. A mysterious stranger joined, bought chips, and vanished after losing money, amid rumors of a Europe trip and dancing interests.
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Carman
Paris
Europe
J_S. Hirsch
Schoellkopf
Schoellkop
Fand
Dis
Markets Update From Hagerstown January Market Lines
Hagerstown markets show grain and feed prices including wheat at varied per bushel rates, flour per barrel from 6.59 to 9.20, shelled corn and screenings listed by the bushel or cwt, oats per bushel, home ground middlings at 1.96 per weight, and multiple meal and feed products such as alfalfa and cotton seed meal. The fragmentary list includes shifts in dairy and crop products with note of New Corn and ongoing commodity movements.
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Hagerstown
Jan
Curt
Guy Ye
Potomac Lodge Installs Officers and Plans Rally
Potomac Lodge No. 31 of the IOOF installed officers at regular meeting last evening at the Temple Potomac Street. Noble Grand H. M. Price and other lodge officers were announced. The group planned a county wide rally at Potomac Lodge Temple on February 28 with three candidates to receive degrees. A committee led by Hartman, Yourtee, Shafer, Stottmeyer, and Bender will organize the event.
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Potomac Lodge No
LO. O. F
Temple
Potomac St
Noble Grand
H. M. Price
Frederick J. , Sculotterbeck
G. Stanley Shadrach
Paul I. Carten
A. Shafer
McCartney
G-Myera
N. G
Wi B.bender
W. A. Hansen
Hook
M. Li Price
FL. Shank
J. M. Hutzell
TR. Pattison
B.S
A. Grove
N. M. Paffenberger
U. Shope
Washington County
Temple of Potomac Lodge
H. P Hartman
L. RB. Yourtee
H. A. Shafer
C. J. Stotttemyer
William EB. Bender
Lecture to Masons by Rev. Harry Weston in Keedysville
Rev. Harry Weston of this city delivered a lecture to Antietam Lodge of Masons in Keedysville after the regular meeting. The subject was The Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of Man. Weston, a past grand chaplain of Indiana Masonry and retired Methodist minister, moved to Hagerstown last fall.
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Harry ©. Weston
Antietam
Motor Driven Horns at Hagerstown Auto Supply Ad
Ad for motor driven horns priced at 450 dollars in stock at Hagerstown Auto Supply located at the corner of Potomac and Baltimore streets.
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Hagerstown
Potomac
Baltimore Sts
Two Candidates Remain For Hagerstown Association President
The Hagerstown Pair Association narrows its presidential race to incumbent D H Staley and Lancelot Jacques Sr of Smithsburg with Harry B Bester withdrawing. Jacques reportedly has strong backing. Dr J Mubert Wade is unopposed for vice president. Thompson A Brown and Oscar Corderman contest treasurer. Recording secretary J Chalmers Reed and Palmer Tennant are unopposed for respective posts. Twenty six names entered for the Board of Directors, with ten members to serve.
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Boonsboro
Thompson A. Brown
Oscar Corderman
Palmer Tennant
J. Chalmers Reed
P. Angle
H. EB. Beater
F. R
Local Candidates Teeter as Tie Possible Until Saturday
Charles B Wagner J L Baber Lemuel V Toms H K Starteman Edwin C Hook Henry Holzapfel C Budd Mlekani and Wiliam McWenry are named among candidates who may still tie before Saturday indicating unresolved election outcomes and coalition possibilities.
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Charles B. Wagner
J. £. Baber
Lemuel V. Toms
H. K. Starteman
Edwin C. Hook
Henry Holzapfel
C. ¥. BuddMlekani
Wiliam McWenry
Arbuckle Picture Vote Draws Local Ballots
Voters in Ha geratown engage in a local ballot on whether Fatty Arbuckle’s film should be shown. Scores cast at the Daily Mall office and Colonial Theatre lobby as ballots reappear in the Mail for a final time with the poll ending at 10 o'clock tonight.
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Fatty” Arbuckle
Dian
Daily Mall
Colonial ‘Theatre
Card of Thanks for Harald Denvers Family
Card of thanks requests neighbors and friends to accept gratitude for kindness shown during illness and death of Harald Denvers. The message also thanks them for favors and use of cars from Mr and Mrs W A Denvers.
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Ove Con
Harald
W. A. Denvers
Local Stores Plan Seven P.M. Closings January 8
Miss Dino Lechrau of Wayside Avenue is confined at home with a severe cold. She works at B. M. Hays Bros. store. Medium brown hair, description of a missing or notable figure. We the undersigned agree to close our stores at 7 p m each evening except Sunday starting Monday January 8. Signers include W Beal, J Jones, Maxrant, BF Whig, Ac George, M Opach, PF, Heltz, H Qaronzick, Mundy, J I Heary.
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Dino Lechrau
Avenas
Severa
Lechrau
B. M. Hays Bros. Stora
Babardey
W. Beal
3. Jones
Maxrant
BF. Whig
Ac George
M. Opach
Heltz
H. Qaronzick
Mundy
J. 1
Heary
Nace
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Wollek
Foy Iafante i
Baughman
Ox.l
Orchestra
Ladies
Lic
Tinsburg VS
Arbuckle
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Potomac Lodge
Joun
Clarence Eddy
Church of Hagerstown
God
Jesus Christ
D. H. Staley
Lancelot Jacques, Sr
Fair Head
Sanday
Shomipop
Ady
Puddine
E.yerly’s
Gerona
Whittall Rugs
Brussels
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