Compensation hearings set. several cases postponed in court
Twenty-one compensation hearings heard by the State Industrial Commission yesterday, with decisions held until next week in all cases except one. The panel includes Robert H. Carr as chairman, Daniel All, A. H. Brown, Mrs. W. XN. Williams, and Leah A. Clowns as stenographers. Elmer Harner vs. Yingling Autoland Carriage Works awarded eight weeks temporary total disability and 25 weeks permanent partial for 10 percent loss of sight in one eye at $15.90 weekly. Remaining cases, decisions to be issued in Baltimore next week, include Robert G. Mumma vs. J. B. Ferguson Co and Harry Mulhulen vs. State Roads.
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State Industrial ‘Commission
Robert H. Carr
Daniel All
A. H. Brown
W. XN. Williams
Leah A. Clowns
Elmer: Harner
Yingling ‘Autoland
Carriage Works
Injured Workers Listed in Commission Claims
A compiled list shows numerous injury filings before the State Roads Commission and related entities. Names include Grover Cline Raymond Hammer Robert Souders Daniel Delosier Albert Isner Chester Jones Bert Ferguson Emmett Santmyers George H Smith Edgar Feliz Harry Wagley Albert Murray John Shipley Edmund Williams James Ford William Bittinger Harry Nail plus associated firms such as Hagerstown Table Works Lowery Produce Co and J B Ferguson Co. The records span 1902 to 1932 with various injury dates and one petition to reopen.
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Dickingon Construction and Repair Co
Harry G. Nail
Frank &. Roof
Installation Held By Local Nomads at Pythian Castle
The Nomads of Avrudaka installed officers Tuesday night at the Pythian Castle. New officers include Hani Mrs. Rhoda Barnhart Rajah, Charles Wilson. princess Mrs. Louise Draper Pundita Mrs. Re gecca Russell. Purohita Mrs. Rama Niemyecribe. Mrs. Iva Stine treasurer and director of work. Charles O. Ward second warder. Mrs. Mary Clingan first warder. Mrs. Elva Strock. A card party is planned for February 14, with a three person committee of Mrs. Mable Huber, Mrs. Iva Stine, and Mrs. Elva Strock to arrange details. A covered dish luncheon followed.
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Avrudaka
Pythian
Hani
Rhoda Barnhart
Rajah
Charles. Wilson
Princess
Louise Draper
Pundita
Regecca
Russell
Purohita
Rama Niemyecribe
Iva Stine
Charles O. Ward
Mary Clingan
Elva Strock
Mable Huber
Railway Agent Is Found Dead In Carlisle Station
B R Wiland a well known railway agent for American Express in the Hagerstown district was found dead with a bullet wound in his chest yesterday at Carlisle Pennsylvania Railroad station. Bank employees discovered the body while sending a bank draft. Police and a coroner investigated. Wiland previously served as agent at the Chambersburg Express office. Edith Knowles of Chicago testified in her divorce case that she lived a hand to mouth existence while her husband led a glass to mouth life.
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B. R. Wiland
American Express Company
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Wiland
Chambersburg Express Office
Edith Knowled
Chicago
How to Get Relief From Catarrh
Catarrh sufferers can use Parmint Double Strength with hot water and sugar. Mix one ounce in four times daily doses and inhale to ease breathing. Head noises, mucous drops, and hearing issues should lessen as Parmint acts as a tonic.
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H. P. Middlekauft
Sharpsburg News Highlights Local Visits and Gatherings
In Sharpsburg on January 9 residents hosted and visited relatives from Hagerstown Boonsboro and Keedysville. The Trinity Lutheran and Ladies Aid Society held meetings with readings and programs, and the Ladies Sewing Circle completed welfare and needlework projects. Several residents enjoyed weekend visits and New Year gatherings, while others reported illnesses and births in the community.
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Sharpsburg
Martha Gross
Mary Cox
Edna Clipp
Abbie Wyand
Louise Clipp
Agnes Newcomer
Dorothy Kauffman
Thomas Clopper
Boonsboro
Ladies Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Edith Hess
Harry Dorsey
Leona Fottenberger
Mdith Hess
Charles Swain
HD. Chapman
Adam Weaver
Frank Heighberger
Petri Viar
E. P. Earley
Harvey Dorsey
Leona Pollenberger
E. P. Bartley
H. Johnson and Son Russell
Hagerstown
Hattie Heighberger
Floyd Hudson
Boyce
Alvey Leatherman
Alvey Tucker
W. 4. Shealey
J. K. Beckenbaugh
Elmer Moss
Margaret Rowrete
Mervin DeLauney
Allen Poffenberger
Victor Smith
Edward, Carter
Kleora Earley
First Maryland telephone exchange opens in Baltimore
The first telephone exchange in Maryland began operating in Baltimore on January 1, 1879, marking a milestone in the state's communications history. Local officials hailed the event as a major advancement, linking residents and businesses to new long distance possibilities.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Guide Advice
A historical ad promotes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a four action cold remedy. It claims to shorten stages of a cold, relieve headache and griping, open bowels, and fortify the system. It advertises two sizes 30c and 60c and urges daily use during epidemics to keep immunity.
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Grove
Four Held On Rum Charges After Raid
Four men faced manufacture and possession of liquor charges after a raid. A. C. Rodgers, Cramer alley near Police Headquarters, held on $1000 bond for hearing before Commissioner D Angle Wolfinger. Lawrence Shields, arrested in Dargan, held on $1000 bond for Federal Court action. Merle Scudera, Mt Lena, held on $800 bond for hearing Friday. David J. Bowers, near Bagstown, held on $1000 bond for Federal Court action.
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A. C
Rodgers
Cramer Alley
U.bs
D. Angle Wolfinger
Lawrence Shields
Dargan
Wolfinger
Merle Scudera
Mt. Lena
David J. Bowers
Bagstown
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