Six Injured In Weekend Auto Mishaps
Police seek unidentified driver after a Williamsport pike collision left Miss Mary Shank and her brother injured. A separate East Avenue and North Potomac Street crash injured five, including Mrs Aly Kaufman and her three children. Middlekauff car crash at East Avenue and Potomac Street sent six hurt. car damaged and later another vehicle struck the stranded wreck.
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Williamsport Pike
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East Avenue
North Potomac Street
Mary Shank
Snyder Avenue
Charles Suter
Taylor turns up and Ts arrested
Pete Taylor, accused of shooting his wife Leitia Ts Taylor, age 17, at a Pinesburg home, has been arrested on North Jonathan Street by Deputy Sheriff Davis Fant Aighe. Mrs Taylor reports threatening letters from her husband postmarked Hagerstown and Williamsport, delivered to the State's Attorney.
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Pete Taylor
Leitia ‘Ts. Taylor
Pinesburg
North Jonathan Street
Davis Fantaighé
Milugansville Parish Notes and Local Visits
Milugansville notes list Mrs James Lowery ill at home with pleurisy. Kaitla Horst ill at Amos Hige home. Katherine Carpenter born. Amos Hege listed sick. Numerous Martins and Horsts visit Marin L Horat Sunday. Families from Chambersburg and Sharpsburg visit, and several locals travel to Fairview Mountain. Miss Mary Roland returns to Philadelphia for school. Paul Petre loses a horse. two horses and a steer lost since spring farming.
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James Lowery
Plearley
Kaitla Horst
Martin Horst
Amos Hige
Katherine Carpenter
Tonallitta
Amos Hege
Noah Martin
Elmer Martin
Elsie Martin
Elva Martin
Susan Martin
Clara Martin
Florence Martin
Nelie Hiblemap
Nora. Martin
Samuel Martin
Aden Martin
Amos Martin
Jacob Mattin
Leonard Martin
Merl Martin
Ruel Martin
Marin L. Horat
David Fry
Enrl Ven
Chambersburg
Myre
Fry
Amanda Martin
Lewis Martin
Richard
David Eberbole
Harvey Martin
Michael Lowery
Becsis Ruff
Sharpsburg
Pharas Witmer
Elizabeth
Katherine
Ida
Harold
Fairview Mountain Sight Seeing
Mary Martin
Martha Strile
Allie Lindsay
Martha Martin
Edith Johnson
Norah Lowery
Hisie Glesner
Sallie Lindsey
Clyde Lindsey
Horst
Lestia Horst
Paul Petre
Mr. Petre
Local social notes from Williamsport and area
Residents and visitors across Williamsport Cumberland Chambersburg and nearby towns are listed in a society column. Names include Mrs Luther Grosh, Mrs G W Santman, Frank Hoffmann, Mr and Mrs Baron Saum, Mr and Mrs Ira Saum, and many others visiting relatives and spending holidays or weekends in Gettysburg Frederick Baltimore Atlantic City and Beaver Creek.
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Alt
William Davia
Williamsport
Mis
Sallie Davis
Baron Saum
Ira Saum
Ernest Munson
Luther Grosh
Cumberland
FE. Mitchell
G. G. Oritley
Virginia Avenue
Virginia Avennue
G. W. Santman
Slys
Vahentlue
Chambersburg
Lula Saitntan
Washington
Lefevertantman
Frank Hoffmann
Gettysburg College
Isaac Delbert
Wiliam Adame
Marlon Adame
Simday
Frederick
Clyde Thomas
Mourne
James W. Startz- Tan
B. F. Crilley
Victor T. Nebkirk
Huyett
Blaine Dellinger
Clarence Starteman
Lincoln Avenue
Norman Jessup
Baltimore
M. C. Wake
F. Ee Mitchell
William Mitchell
Ada. Morin
Atlantic City
Waa
MC. Bakle
B. F. Hoffman
Beaver Creek
G. C. Tritley
Visitors and neighbors gather for local notices and visits
Cearfoss Lester hosts a gathering inviting all to discuss a new book as Star of Bethlehem arrives. Mr and Mrs H Lowery and Harvey Cunningham plus others visited with Fred and Andrew Cunningham. Minnie Corbaugh and Erne Carbaugh spent Thursday with Wishard. Orvilla Shinkam recovers from illness. Fiery and Carbaugh families share holidays near Chambersturg. Chinese roast remark ends fragment.
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Star of
Fred Cunningham
Tatters
H. V. Lowery
Oscar Fiery
Fiery
Flitsburg
Nira
Emm. Carbaugh
Chambersturg
ZL. Carbaugh
Cesrrous
Smithsburg Bank Elects Officers
The Peoples Bank of Smithsburg elected directors Lancelot Jacques Sr George Hoover A W Winters J M Martin Geo A Gurnond Ferdinand H Biklu A C Smith C M Letter J G Dayhoff Frank C Cox F B Bushey Keller J Beard Barry M Hartle Daniel T Stockslager Earl J Baechtel Samuel Nicodemus and Dr G A Kohler. Officers named Lancelot Jacques Sr president F H Rikle George B Hoover vice presidents Frank O Cox cashier Keller Beard assistant cashier Ruth Rowe book-keeper. A 12 percent dividend was declared for the year with 2 percent semiannual and 6 percent additional. The bank reported record deposits and assets over 514000.
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Smithsburg
Lancelot Jacques
George RF. Hoover
A. W. Winters
J. M. Martin
Geo. A. Gurnond
Ferdinand H. Biklu
A. C. Smith
C. M. Letter
J. G. Dayhoff
Frank C. Cox
F. B. Bushey
Keller J. Beard
Barry M. Hartle
Daniel T. Stockslager
Earl J. Baechtel
Samuel
Nicodemus
G. A. Kohler
Frank H. Kretsinger
F. H. Rikle
George B. Hoover
Frank O. Cox
Keller
Beard
Assiistant Cashier
Misa Ruth Rowe
British Urge U S to Convene World Parley
Berlin reports Britain has asked the United States to call an international conference next week to break the reparations deadlock. The dispatch also notes the execution of Hrekina Child erg, Republican leader, in Dublin on a technical charge for carrying a revolver, reportedly a gift from Michael Colling. Oculist remarks add that women generally have better eyesight than men.
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Hy International News Service
London
Jan
Berlin
United States
Childers
Dublin
Hrekina Childerg
Michael Colling
Free State
Greencastle News Highlights January Events
In Greencastle Pa on January 8 Travelers Club guests at Mrs Davison home South Washington street Mary Grove reads on New Brunswick Miss Garrig Rhodes visits New York Philadelphia and Harrisburg The Ladies Auxiliary Frank Ostroom Post meets Monday January 8 at 8 Miss Henneberger returns from Washington Carlisle Hospital staff Miss Margaret Kauffman visits home two weeks James Little family return from Parsons W V and Cumberland B Jackson sidelined by influenza Greencastle Circulating Library officer election January 11 at two o'clock Jurors drawn for February term H R Black and others named
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Greencastle
Travelers Club
Robert .Davison
South Washington Street
Mary Grove
New Brunswick
Garrig. Rhodes
New York
Philadelphia
Antrine
Margaret Kauffman
Carlisle Hospital
Kauffman
Mia
James Little
Parsons
W. Vu
Cumberland
B. Jackson
H.R. Black
Local thieves raid chicken coops twice near Ringgold
A clip about Reno Lantz’s chicken coops between Ringgold and Lestersburg, raided for the third time in three weeks. Shots fired at the thieves caused no injuries. Howard J. Pehl, recently confirmed as Smithsburg postmaster, will assume duties January 15.
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Reno Lantz
Ringgold
Lestersburg
Mr. Lants
Elmer
Howard J. Pehl
Smithsburg
Senate
Dr Leonhardt’s HMROID Remedy Ad Touts Relief
An advertisement urges sufferers not to despondent seeking a remedy by Dr. Leonhardt called HMROID promising quick relief from misery costs. It claims a harmless medicine with no greasy salves or cutting, sold at Bold at Aughinburgh and Kopelsley Drug Stores, Adyt.
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Dr. Leonhardt
Aughinburgh & Kopelsley Drug Stores
Adyt
Daniel H. Staley Critical Condition Reported
The condition of Daniel H. Staley at his home was described as critical after a period of serious illness and suspected poisoning. Gordon Wilkinson of Baltimore was summoned to his bedside for support. John Masters sustained a badly cut knee while riding a horse at Hoover farm. The First Hose Fire Company nomination is set for tonight followed by a social. next Monday will host the election.
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D. H. S Breathedeville
Staley Bi
Gordon Wilgon
Baltimore
John Masters
Hoover Farm
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