Maryland Guard Inspections Set for February 19
Federal and state inspections of Maryland National Guard units were announced today. Brig Gen Miron A Reckord ordered concurrent inspections with minimum officer and enlisted strength required. Company B of Hagerstown will be among units examined, with intrast and recruitment emphasized. Assistant General’s office in Annapolis and Finders Station range to be checked February 3 along with various departments and storehouses in Baltimore. District marriage licenses listed for several couples and county school fund share for 1924 set at 1,5072, with total distribution 710,826.57.
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Hagerson
Keckford
Annapolis
Finders Station
Adjutant General
Lisportment
Leielment
Wagitaghey
Visceta
Multiple Deaths Reported In Sharpstown Area Obituaries
Several obituaries note deaths in the Sharpsburg and nearby areas. Susan A Suter died at her home after paralysis, with daughter Mary and other relatives mentioned. Marie Fall Blair died at home on Jefferson Street from tuberculosis complications at age 20. Henry Rohn, formerly of Our county, died at his Advance Jackson Twp home after a hemorrhage, survived by wife and children. Henry served in World War I and was a Knights of Pythias member. Chevies A Schleigh funeral is planned at a local Lutheran church with burial in Lutheran Cemetery. Additional notices reference Frank Miller and other residents with service details forthcoming.
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Kiva
Mary
Sharpsburg
Sears
Weise
Sharpaty
AL A. Kerlin
IL Flow
Marie Fall Blair
Jeferson Street
F. E. Bleit
Richard Trieve
Blair
Providence
Hanson H. Miller
Iis
S.C. Spismuan
Wast Avenue
Arthitic
Miller
Pennsylvania
Old Pelign
Knights of Pythias Tidaes
Richmond
Ind
Wil
Rose HI Cemetery
Henry Rohn
Itou County
Advance
Jackson Township
Inn
Mr Robo
Washington County
Alee Monday
John H. Rohn
Charles W
Wal- Thouss Rohn
Aevive
Mary Catherine
Mrs
Or Caldwell
Alabama
Algo Pur
Suit Seeks 2900 Over Auto Mishap In Cumberland
Bernard W. O'Donnell, a Cumberland baseball player, sues Cumberland Motor Transport Co. for 2000 for injuries from a summer auto wreck. The Williamsport game was played Sunday afternoon before the collision occurred on Idle Hill when the vehicle lost control and overturned, injuring players.
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Hancock
Bernard W. O'Donnell
Cumberland Motor Travafer Co
Williamsport
Cumberland
Band To Give Concert January 23 In St Johns Lutheran
The Municipal Band plans a January 23 concert at St Johns Lutheran Sunday School Auditorium following a December show. The event promises exceptional entertainment with William Tell overture and Peer Gynt Suite among pieces, plus a surprise feature. Mrs D A Watking assists with the program, tickets on sale at later published locations.
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Mnicipal
St. John’s Lutheran Sunday School
Wiliam Tellerature
D. A. Watking
France Seeks German Industrial Guarantees for Peace
The Temps accuses Ugha of aiding Germany and urges action against Rhineland industrialists. Paris weighs fast guarantees from German industrialists to end Lorraine boycotts, halt ore shipments from Sweden, forge a Ruhr steel pact, and stabilize the mark. France hopes Berlin’s industrial elite will withdraw billions in neutral banks and agree to terms.
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Attidustris
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Stocks Slip After Troop Withdrawal News Dampens Market
Early trading on the New York market showed pressure and irregular activity as investors reacted to the withdrawal of American troops from Germany. California Pete rose 8 points to 7644 while U S Steel fell to 105% and U S Rubber dipped. Studebaker gained 45 to 11444 and Pan American rose to 5844. Onton Pecker advanced 54 to 195%.
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Jan. I
Germany
California
Pete
A. &Bteel
U. S. Brent
U.S
Baldwin
Ausconda
Studebaker Tras
Drexel Sentenced to Two Years in Maryland Penitentiary
Vedric Drexel of Drexel was found guilty of false pretences and sentenced by Judge Frank G. Wagaman to two years in the Maryland Penitentiary. He maintained innocence as he was taken from court to prison, having been jailed since June. A parole effort involved contacting distant friends and relatives for letters.
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Itol Serfed
21Stsylvania Regiment
G. A. R. Post
Roku
Maryland
Advanaa
Vedric
Drexel
Ciy
Tedric S. Drexel
Williamsport Fire Trapped School Halls Firefighting Heroine
A Williamsport school fire exposed dangerous window screens that blocked exits. Teacher Mamie Schnebley guided pupils to safety as fire destroyed closets and books. two upstairs pupils were found and aided, while two thirds of furniture was shipped to a new high school building, with housing planned for primary and intermediate students.
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Williamsport
Beilding
Hagerstown
Fidmes
Joseph Nove
Tatler
Mamie Schnebley
Williamsport Schoonls
Baltimore
Firemen Thank Williamsport People for Kind Treatment
Members of the Junior Fire Company who aided at yesterday's Willamport fire express thanks to town officials and citizens. They praise Mayor W. J. Taylor Commissioner Chas Harsh G. F. Helger and F. Y. Goddard and acknowledge the ladies who provided food and coffee.
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Willamaport
W. J.taylor
Chas, Harsh
G. FP. Helger
T- Goddard
Miss Riger To Teach Aesthetic Dancing For Girls
Miss Riger will teach a class titled aesthetic dancing for high school girls at the YW C A on Friday at 4 PM under Biles Trith Riser, woman’s physical director. Riger has several years of dancing study and stage experience and has performed before audiences on multiple occasions.
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Will
Industries Stop Submitting Trade Reports Facing Court Action
The Federal Trade Commission faced a legal setback as courts limited its power to require monthly trade reports from steel and coal industries. Congress had funded the program with 150000 dollars, but rulings found the industries did not primarily serve the public while demanding uniform service charges and public duties.
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Coutlaugh
Congress
Feieral Trade Commission
Ion Qué Cual
Trevor
Dia
Couple Celebrates Twenty Fifth Anniversary at Quiet Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. William Kauffman of Taystreat marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a small celebration. Guests included Mrs. Daniel Corby of Williamsport, Mrs. Lydia Turner and daughter Dorothy of Hagerstown, Ira Jesete, George Konkan, Kathryn Kaufman, and others. Mrs. Kauffman received useful presents. Miss Mary Bester sent roses. Dorothy Turner performed a song. A fine supper followed amid warm conversation.
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William Kauffman
Taystreat
Dorothy Turner
Damage suit to jury today in auto crash case
The suit of Mrs. Lida McEwen against Edward B. Fleming for 26000 damages from an automobile accident on January 9, 1931, will be submitted to a jury in the Circuit Court this afternoon. Attorneys argued as W. B. Wachter opened the plaintiff’s side, the trial began five days ago with over 40 witnesses, and the case likely reaches the jury around 4 o’clock.
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Lida McEwen
Edward B. Fleming
Har Uacle
Lata ‘Ds
W. B. Wachter
Tli
Coblentz Probes Prisoners Escape and Wedding Held
Emory L. Coblentz state welfare director reviewed a report on the escape of three prisoners from the House of Correction Sunday morning. An extra guard will be posted at the likely escape point. The incident involved sawed window bars in the prison hospital diet kitchen. A wedding occurred Saturday evening January 6 at St. Mark's Lutheran Church as Shank Palmer tied the knot with Ona Palmer.
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Emory L. Coblentz
William E. Lankford
House of Correction
Mr. Lankford
Board
Coblents
Penn
Coblentz
Auto Show Attends Prankttn-Costin Firm Exhibit
AWE Attiert ava Beverly Costin of the Prankttn Costin Motor Company attends the New York auto show. Hagerstyyn Auto Supply Company advertises accessories. A square dance and dance rental event will be held Thursday at the Hager Mil House with all welcome.
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Ava Beverly Costin
Prankttn-Costin Motor Company
Jal
Hager Mil House
Tvarybody
Basketball and meeting notices from Baltimore venues
Listings show a Baltimore City basketball featured by Elke and the Orioles at 8 45, plus a 2 15 event at Maryland Theatre. A Love Orches at the Y MCA Learn to Dance class and a studio session by Prof. Strasnor Daning are advertised with contact details.
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Orioles
Baltimore City
MM. C. A
Maryland Theatre
Y.mca
FE Guarates
Strasnor Daning
Ady
Card of thanks after destructive fire reaches neighbors and groups
Card of thanks from Jacob Ridenour and family and Miss Pettis Ridenour thanking alneighbors friends and the Odd Fellows Wil Homeport Red Cross and King s Daughters of Hagerstown Ladlea Art Society Chambersburg Pa for clothing and assistance after losing time and most contents in a fire.
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Wil- Homeport
Red Cross
King’s Daughters
Hagerstown
Ladlea
Art Society
Chambersburg
Jacob Ridenour
Pettis Ridenour
Ister
Bridge Party By Women's Club Highlights Local Social
The Women's Club held a bridge party at the club rooms yesterday afternoon with prizes awarded to Mrs. J. F. Ridenour. Attendees included Mrs. Danzer, Miss Helen Ridenour, Mrs. Rowlette, Mrs. Henke, Mrs. Rudy, Mrs. Baird, Mrs. Cocoran, Mrs. Slantey Wihaot, Mrs. Laure Lawrence, Mrs. Wheataa, L. Brona, several Dirs Warren D. Miller, Mrs. Towler, Miss Mary MacClintock, Mrs. Rath MacClintock, Mrs. Guns, Mrs. Hoessner, Mrs. Fereng, Mrs. Bohman, and others. guest Mrs. Weil.
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Ed. Harris
Mra. Kothwin
Mra. Moora
W. J. Clapp
L. W. Weil
Baltimore
A 6 Hewitt
Fred Kramer
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