Death of J. Harry Potts in Wyoming Auto Crash
The body of J. Harry Potts was laid to rest in Elmwood Cemetery after an auto accident on a rough 80 mile road from Lander to Dubois Wyoming. Accompanied by John J. Schley, his body was met by Undertaker Hoffman and funeral services were conducted at home by Rev. J. W. Ware and Rev. Dr. Harry D. B. Lee before burial. Potts, manager of a timber company, died when his car swerved and plunged over a steep embankment four miles from his destination. witnesses say it turned several times, then stopped. The company and railroad officials aided arrangements and many expressed sorrow from various sections.
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J. Harry Potts
Elmwood
John J. Schley
Hoffman
Blue Ridge Mountain
Episcopal Church
J. W. Ware
Trinity Church
Harry DB. Lee
Charlottesville
Potts
Lander
Dubois
Wyoming
Timber
Ian
Knuckles Dies After Quarry Accident at Pinesburg
O. H. Knuckles, worker at Keystone Limestone Co. in Pinesburg, died after a rock slide at the quarry. His body, found near the slide edge by engineer Harry Cameron, was taken to a hospital where Dr. Wroth performed an operation. Knuckles died about 3 PM. He had recently arrived for night pump duty, weighed about 150 pounds, and was roughly 6 feet tall. Work at the quarry will pause while machinery and debris are removed. his body is at Class M. Suter’s undertaking for several days.
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O. HH. Knuckles
Keystone Limestone Co
Pinesburg
Knuckles
Harry Cameron
Kruchkies
Wroth
Knneklas
Abooihefal
Culler Case Lost In Highest Court By Heirs
The Court of Appeals affirmed Judge Henderson's ruling in the suit of Mrs Carrie Culler and children versus The Standard Oil Company. The case, moved from Allegany County Circuit Court after a Bates Hand elevator mishap, resulted in a defense verdict with the court finding no shown negligence by the company. The heirs appealed, with opposing counsel for Standard Oil arguing in the appellate Courts.
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Court of Appeals
Henderson
Carrie Culler
Standard Oil Company
Circuit Court
Allegany County
Bates
Sait
Culler
Frank G. Wagaman
Albert A. Doub
Mrs. Culler
Crowded Schools Move Grades to Kreps Building
In Williamsport the lower grades taught by Miss Mary Lemen have been moved from the old school into the Kreps building after renovations. Also note Leitersburg Band fair dates in February and bank financial statements for Smithsburg Bank of Washington County.
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Williamsport
Mary Lemen
Kreps
Leitersburg
AL M. Hall
Maryland
County OF Washington
Chas
Tullliard
Cashler
Hilliard
Jonn C. Rolinghr
James
Pryor
Thomas TL. Rickard
Amulton Kowler
Property transfers and bank report from Hagerstown
Reports list several property sales including Coffman avenue to Mrs. Imory S. Younkins for 350 dollars Locust Grove near Locust Crove 2b acres to Albert V. Edelman for 2400 dollars and a double brick house on Fast Lee Street to Jacob Aronson for 2900 dollars. Also includes a Bank of Hagerstown condition report with assets deposits and capital details dated January 15, 1916.
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L. V. Young
Friendship Land Co
Coffman's Avenue
Imory S. Younkins
Lockwood C. Rines
Locust Crove
Albert V. Edelman
Annie May Miller
Fast Lee St
Jacob Aronson
Lop-Side Folks Get Good Knock From Lecturer
A Sunday School crowd at Trinity Lutheran church heard Dr. George R. Stuart lecture on Lop-Sided Folks as part of the Star Course. The Knoxville pastor used humor and moral reflection to urge balanced thinking, feeling, and action.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
George R. Stuart
Dr. Stuart
Stuart
Knoxville
Ten
Men's Bible Clauss
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Samuel M. Shafer
West Washington ST
Hagerstown, MD
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Hagerstown
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Washington St
Piel’s Beers
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W. Washington Street
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Oldsmobile
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Pnesburg
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Culler Heirs
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Fl. Keedy
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Waller C. Capper
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