Seven men linked to October prison break pursued
A 12 year old boy known as a participant in last October’s sensational jail escape from the city is captured trying to reach a lodging house. Long is the fourth of seven men who tunneled out with help from outside friends. He will be returned to face charges. three others who helped escape have been caught. Max Hayes Hugh Evans and Walter Poole were brought back by Detroit and Washington police.
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Wes
Martin, Authoritie
Cnn Verious
Qedey
Authorithes
Mwart
City
Detroit
Creomulsion advertised as cure for chronic coughs
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold action remedy for colds and pneumonia risk. It claims to soothe inflamed membranes while its creosote content fights germs, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved after following directions.
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Crercote
Er Jong
Cremmalsicn Co
Atfew
Adv
Fairplay and Manor Christmas Services Reported
Large crowds attended Christmas services at Fairplay and Manor Sunday Schools on December 24 and 26. Ministers Rowland Hich ard Coffman and Walter Sif fer, from Huntingdon, gave short talks. Numerous local families shared meals and visitations, with notes on ill health and family reunions across Downsville, Hagerstown, Westminster, and nearby towns.
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Fairplay
Manor
Manor Chirch
Rowland Hichard
Walter Coffman
Walter Siifer
Huntingdon
Ecach
W. W. Eakles
Homer, Eakle
Wagerstown
Harvey Rowland
Half Way
C.D. Coffman
W. Harvey ‘Moats
Daniel Thomas
Spielmans
Tey
Walter Thomes
Familly
Westminster
Jjacob Thomas
Center HM
McClellan Long
Jessie
Brown Long
Farily
Downsville
Hay Long
Spielman
G. J. Clilne
Mauraneville
E. C. Miller
Miller
Chewaville Letter Reflects Unclear New Year Weights
Chewaville January 4 report notes Henry C. Deibert harvested quantities of cows and other livestock, with a 819 pound largest carcass and a 68 pound lighter yield, described as the town’s biggest yet. Mentions Viger Egeceara and Micadeen Rayhes in Harrisburg and Waynestore, with sporadic fragmented details about control and timing.
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Chewsville
Henry C. Deibert
Harrisburg
Micadeen Rayhes
Waynestore
Poultry Display At Baltimore And Potomac Streets
Local merchants Howard Bros display breeds of poultry in the store window on Baltimore and Potomac streets for three days. The window space, about 70 feet, is filled with pens and birds for sale. Also, a film project to feature Hagers town clubs will shoot next week at Nix 00's Academy with Calger Film Co producing interior scenes. John Presgrave, 15, broke his right leg falling from a bicycle in front of the Herald-Mail building. Mrs Jane R. Gentry, 16, bride of less than a week, held in $500 bond for alleged jewelry theft. Fire destroyed Lyric Theatre and adjoining shops in Beckley, causing about $125,000 loss and injuring two.
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Howard Bros
Baltimore and
Potomac Streets
Inaltimare Street
Lions
Rotary
Kiwanis
Hagerstown
Academy
Maneger Thropp
W. E Calger
Calger Film Company
John Presgrave
Herald-Malt
Iherald- Mail
Washington County Hospital
Cumberland
Jane Rt. Gentry
FL Gentry
George
Walter A. Johnson
Beckley
W- Va
Lyric Theatre
Commercial Hotel
Local residents visit Cunningham family over holidays
Visitors from multiple towns including Hagerstown Greencastle and Elizabethtown spent time with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cunningham and family. Names mentioned include H V Lowery D L Palmer Edward Kershner, John Ecketing and others. Several moved or returned home for New Year celebrations.
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Elizabethtown
William Nambart
J. Wishard
I. F. Carbaugh
L. Carbaugh
Greencastle Social and Death Notices Briefs
Miss Mary Grove hosts bridge at her East Baltimore home. Kexington Sewing Club to meet at Mrs. Kautman’s South Carlisle Street home. Victor Comnnel Jr elected Greencastle lodge officers including Willams as vice counselor and Diehl as recording secretary. Mert Mostetter returns to Washington after visit. Miss Mary and Sidney Nill leave for Philadelphia for winter. Norman Frentin Grove dies of tuberculosis at 25. Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound advertised as happiness remedy for women. World War veteran He survived by mother and two sisters. funeral at Cedar Hill Cemetery after service at home.
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Mary Grove
Bridge
Arthur Baughman
T. J. Clary
John Baughman
Howard Ryder
Washington
Greencactie
Waynesboro
Mises Mary
Sidney Nill
Resteruag
Pabadelphia
Norman Frentin Grove
Murdasy
Bore
Greencastle
Thaye
Anca
Greve
Yergie
Thelma
Fuverns
Cedar Hill Cemetery
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Phillips Thomas
Weatinghouse Electric Company
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M. E. Cullen
Victor Cullen
State Sanatorium
John Whittington
Washington, D. C
Emory Krotzer
Charles Town
Blounton
John Allen
Ron
Lester Horne
Washington, D.C
Kretzer
A. Frank Snately
New Hope
W. Harvey Moats
Joseph Wolfe
New Mrope
Memlay
Wolfe
Parente
George Lone
Harry Emmert
Sutlay Viettora
Mies Lille Emmert
Mies Lille
Hakerstown
Stezia Sperow
James Dasiz
Grace
Frank Davis
Alice Santman
Warry Davis
Santman
Chewaville
Ave
Danville
Henry Lochall
Harry Yeasler
Philadelphia
Beachley
Frederick County
George Green
Green
Boonsboro
U. B
Cearfoss
Horlick
Ceane
Mike
Scott & Bowne
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eTene Franklin
Jonathan
Heimmel
Lydia E. Sinkhasi
Ady
Tallding Ma
Anna Christie
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