Nathan Straus dies after coma at 82 in New York
Nathan Straus philanthropist and leader of American Jewry dies in his San Remo apartment. He would have turned 83 on January 21. He left a legacy of winter relief, pure milk for children, and the preventorium. Funeral at Temple Emanu-el will be simple with no flowers and a plain pine casket, burial in Cypress Hills.
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William Lyon Phelps
Yale University
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Europe
Oklahoma girl in Europe earns big hand on stage
Little Mary Lee, born in an Indian tent, rises from weaving willow baskets in Oklahoma City to dance in London. After amateur shows, she appeared in Chicago and New York, then danced in Berlin, Paris, Oslo, Rome, Manchester, and now is booked for the Riviera before returning home to study dance this winter.
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Mary Lee
Oklahoma City
Chicago
New York
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Paris
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Manchester
The
Riviera
Mary Bee
England
Europe
Mary
Charitable Pioneer Straus Noted For Milk and Aid
Recognition to Mr. Straus for distributing pasteurized milk at one cent a bottle and funding labs that saved thousands of babies. His philanthropy included coal distribution during 1853 panic, lodging houses, and a tuberculosis hospital for children in Farmingdale New Jersey. Local students listed as present at Charlton school in December. Hagerstown Eastern Star to install officers led by Minnie E Keyes with Catherine Leopold as Grand Marshal. refreshments planned.
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Straus
New York
Farmingdale
N. J
Hagerstown
Order of the Eastern Star
Minnie E. Keyes
General Grand Chapter
Catherine Leopold
Objection to Road Plan Heard in County Meeting
County officials debate Woodmont road upgrade cost and benefits versus Downsville Williamsport needs. Critics note 1930 spending and limited local beneficiaries, urging focus on the busier Downsville Williamsport route while noting canal bridge, railroad crossing, and Mil Point shoulders. Board plans talks with the Reader Commission in Baltimore Friday.
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Woodmont
Woodmont Rod and Gun Club
Washington County
Williamsport
Woodment Road
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Hancock
Kemp's
Mil Point
Iti
Reader Commission
Baltimore
Robert Cousins Found Ill in Iowa Hospital
Robert Cousins aged 72, long served in the U S House from an Iowa district, famed for his "Silver Towelled" oratorical pleas for ships funding. He was found at his home by friends days ago and moved to University of Iowa Hospital after a neural disorder worsened.
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Man Held After Disturbance Affects Hammond Son Foot Shot
Deputy reports a gun discharge during a struggle near Antietam Station injuring a 21 year old son of Charles Hammond. Grove says he attempted to eject a disturbance near the Grove home, grabbed a shotgun after claiming a family illness, and it discharged accidentally as he wrestled for the weapon. Hammond's toes were torn off.
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Antietam Station
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Calendar Of Events From January To February Schedule
A scanned events calendar lists meetings and performances including Treble Clef Club programs at the Alexander Hotel and St Paul’s M E church, Shrine Dance, DeMolay Benefit Dance at Masonic Temple, concerts by Mrs Elsie Craft Hurley and the Westminster Choir, card party at St Mary’s Sodality Armory, and multiple joint recitals with noted musicians. Also noted: Mrs Charles Codgreen and daughter returned home due to illness of Mrs Codgreen’s mother at Washington County Hospital.
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Alexander Hotel
Masonic Temple
St. Paul’s M. E
Elsie Craft Hurley
John I. Elterman
St. Mary's Sodality
Armory
Victor Products
Fire Hall
Maugansville
Church of the Brethren
Westminster Choir
St. John’s Lutheran Auditorium
Maugansville Fire Hall
Asher Samuel Edleman
Kenneth V. Stuart
of , Commerce
Alexander
Merle Thorpe
Nation's Business
Charles Codgreen
Oregon
P. A. Cost
Washington County Hospital
Pancho Villa massacre sparks U S border forces war risk
The report notes a Pancho Villa massacre feared to ignite war, with the U S border presence at about 6000 troops ready for pursuit. Emerson C. Harrington was inaugurated Governor of Maryland. Localia's resources rose to 16,024,551 dollars, up 756,056 from the prior year.
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U. S.1
Emerson C. Harrington
Maryland
Localia
Local events and notices from Burnsides area and Fire companies
Harry B Burkhart and Carrie Beard lead in men s tournament with low scores noted. Nannie Lesterday Burnside among newlyweds. Playoff and elimination games run tonight with free admission and prizes for lowest score. Junior Fire Company elects Dr McKee and officers. Chemical Fire Company boards appoint Sweitzer and Donohue. Searchers fail to find bones in Shitler house ruins near Keedysville prompting new search for the aged Betsy Shifler. Uneeda Pleasure Club of Hanecock elects Cahill West and Brosius as officers.
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Harry B. Burkhart
Carrie
Beard
Smithsburg
Jacob Wrand
Nannie Lesterday
Burnside
Uyev
Junior Fire Company
McKee
Shitler House
Keedysville
Betsy Shifler
Golf Gardens Open Saturday Features Russ Rhythm Boys
Over 400 people attended the opening night at Lincoln Golf Gardens miniature course on East Washington street. Russ' Rhythm Boys led by William Schlosser performed as Charles P. Grove, new manager and former publicity man with the American Circus Corporation, announced plans for many matches and special events. On Tuesday, Hagerstown DeMolay members will hold a tournament with their own prizes, followed by a playoff on Thursday.
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East Washington Street
Russ’ Rhythm’ Boys
William Schlosser
Charles P. Grove
American Circus’ Corporation
Hagerstown
Hagerstown DeNolay Charter
Frigid weather grips China amid blizzard reach
Sub zero conditions spread death and destruction across northern China. Snow and ice blanket territory from the sea to Kansu and from the Yangtse toward Mongolia, bringing a vast winter storm that reshaped daily life in the region.
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Yangtse River
Kansu
Yangtse
Mongolia
Do False Teeth Rock Slide or Slip
cer a new greatly improved paw to be sprinkled on upper or lower plates holds false teeth firm and comfortable. Cannot slide slip rock of prominent no gummy gooey pasty taste or feeling. Makes breath sweet and pleasant. Get Fasteeth at Cauffman’s Cut Rate H P Middlekaufe or any good drug store.
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H. P. Middlekaufe
Grice Addresses Jobbers Meeting in New York
J Cleveland Grice spoke at the Eastern Parts Jobbers conference held in Hotel Wellington. The session drew over 500 attendees from east of the Mississippi and covered the benefits of local jobber cooperation with auto parts manufacturers present. Grice also attended the New York Automobile Show. Mr and Mrs Charles Belmaridy Cumberland are visiting friends.
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J. Cleveland Grice
New York
Hotel Wellington
Mrs Charlotte Griffin dies at 81 after pneumonia
Mrs Charlotte Griffin aged 81 died Sunday at 5 AM from pneumonia. She was married to Rev Samuel Griffin and survived by children William Gilbert Raymond Samuel Jn and Rosalee, sisters Mrs Phillis Johnson Mrs Bertha Rowell Mrs Leni Moore and Rose McCray. The body will be moved to Marion DC for burial. funeral arrangements to follow.
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West Bethel Street
Samuel Griffin
William
Gilbert
Raymond
Samuel
Rosalee
Phillis Johnson
Bertha Rowell
Leni Moore
Rose McCray
Marion
D. C
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