Kline Given Year in Prison After Appeal Denied
John Kildy and Gmlheburs attorneys represented Kline who was found guilty of operating a motor vehicle under the influence and sentenced to one year in the House of Correction by Justice O V Middlekault. Bartle and Allan posted bond for an appeal to court. The case stemmed from a collision between Kline’s car and W Merrick Huyek’s vehicle near Chewsyllie Boma weeks earlier with witnesses noting Kilne’s breath showed no alcohol at arrest though others testified he acted strangely.
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John Kildy
Gmlheburs
House of Correction
Justice O. V. Middle Kault
Eling
Bartle
Job J. Allan
Kline
Apd
Minn
W. Merrick Huyek
Too Many Laws Curse Washington Square Revival
A gospel revival in Washington Square M. I. Church drew large crowds as Dr. Cook preached on law and morality. He warned that rapid lawmaking breeds disrespect and urged a return to the Ten Commandments and the command to love one another. The service featured Mr. Viganella and Dr. Cooke performing, with a high order choir and notable trombone and violin-like singing moments. Friday morning prayer services and locations for attendees were listed.
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Washington Square
M. 1
Hagerstown
Cook
Evangelist
Iowa
Jose
Gonke
Charles
Hughes
Mason
Moses
God
Jesus
Mnale
Viganella
Dr. Cooke
Vignielle Gang
G. W. Benchok
McDowell Ave
Bmatthews
Winter St
Rey. Bennett
Harman
W. Wallington St
Tr. Vingeulla
Mra. Brown
Salem, Ave
Rev. Biggs
Mra. McDermott
West Side Ave
Rev. Irwin
Limberg
Concord St
Wider
Hancock Accident Maims Eight Cumberland Party in Taxi
A Cumberland taxi carrying eight Sionderland residents en route to Baltimore missed the Parkhead bridge near Tancock early last night. Three were hurt and others badly jolted. two men suffered fractured arms and one was taken to Allegany Hospital in Cumberland. The party reportedly returned to Cumberland.
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Hancock
Cumberland
Sionderland
Grids
Groom
Baltimore
Parkhead
Tancock
Allegany Hoapl‘tal
Auilire
Papa's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Advertises a cold remedy named Papa's Cold Compound that claims instant relief from runny nose, headaches, sneezing, and sore throat. Says a dose every two hours for three doses stops congestion, with laxative effects and rapid action, priced at thirty-five cents at drug stores. Claims no taste or inconvenience.
Representative named for Cities Service firm in Hagerstown
Henry J. Doherty aid Co New York operating engineers and private bankers appoint Henry V Black of 624 Oak Hill avenue as their representative in Haserstown and vicinity. Black is known in Hagerstown as a representative of the Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York. The Drew Levick Co is the Cities Service subsidiary most people know in Hagerstown. The remark about evolution is noted as a curious aside.
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Henry J. Doherty Aid Co
New York
Cities Service Company
Henry V. Black
Oak Hill Avenue
Haserstown
Hagerstown
Drew Levick Company
Cities Service
Black
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Installation at Darak Temple Reappoints Officers
At the regular shveting of Darak Temple No. 221 Dramatic Order of Kbhorakeat last night the enple Deputy Royal Prince Charlea C Ward installed officers for the year. Named were Royal Vivier Henry Burger Sec retary William E Forte Treasurer Eugene Dens Grand Emir MF Ambrose Sbelk WHlumi Chaney Mehed W Meir Harris Babb Md wit Beard Satray Robert Delauder. The Benollt Fund Asuperation of Darek temple began with a large membership and promising outlook. The Association’s bylaws provide benefits payable to the beneficiary of refugee member "Immo Matuly" upon heath notices. Refreshments were served after.
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Darak
Kbhorakeat
Charlea C. Ward
Royal Vivier
Henry Burger
William E. Forte
Eugene Dens
Ambrose Sbelk
Whlumi
Chaney
Mehed
W. Meir
Harris
Babb
Mdwit Beard
Satray
Robert Delauder
Benollt Fund
Hic Association
Local Hosts Welcome Cows Charles and Families
Mr and Mrs Ralph Cows and Mr and Mrs Clyde Charles with children Logan and Phyllis visited Waynesboro hosts Mr and Mrs Rudolph Charles at their home.
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Ralph Cows
Clyde Charles
Childres Logan
Phyllis
Waynesboro
Mra
Rudolph Charles
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Padachs
BUR Real Values Shop
the Fair Store
Franklin Street
McCardell Bros
Daily Mail
Royal Typewriters
Franklin and Jonathan Streets
Train
R. W. Sahaon
Fresno
Calif
West Coast
George W. Anderson
Pasadena
San Francisco
Pape
Grippe
Dan Kirson
West Washington Street
Coats
Washington Street
Darak Temple
BAYER
C. A. Brown
Optometrist
Southwest Corner
Public Square
Aioe Adits Dimes
E. M. Hays & Bros
Mackenzie-Swimley Drug Co
Pot
Kodak Picture Developing
Heidwohl
Washington St
London
WAX Spielman
Seth Thomas Clocks
Davina
Seth Thomas
Fisia Harton Besgem
Victoca
Meccmant ii
Milton Kohnel & Soris
West
Washington
Precious Sone
Silvermave
Cifta
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