Directors Elected By Home Builders and Tent Company Directors
A summary of the annual and organizational meetings reveals stockholders reelecting the Home Builders Association board: M. P. Moller as president, H. O. Foltz as vice president, Harry Keller as treasurer, and Harry Brindle as secretary with Charles Ditto as assistant secretary. the group rebranded with new officers. The Hagerstown Tent & Awning Company elected H. M. Musseliman president, Thomas T. Cross as VP, C. F. Williams as general manager and treasurer, and William P. Line as secretary. Also noted is a pig roast planned for January 27 at 6 45 p.m. with an arranged program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Wlawlir
Wis
Harry Keller
Washington County
H.C. Foits
GC. Snyder
Phi Statton
J. A. Stickel
Joba ‘Arebatn
Frank L. Bennete
Toha Ankeney
Chas
Young
EN. Tankhouser
Hagerstown
Hull
Maryland
Board of
Girettors
Musseliman
Thomas T. Cross
C. F. Williams
Wiliam P. Line
Lia West
Imale Quartet to Open Course for Williamsport High Show
The Imale Quartet will open a school fundraiser program at Williamsport High School on Thursday night January 20. Robert Herrick, a well known comedian, leads the group with humorous sketches and song. The quartet promises lively vocal performances and entertaining impersonations for a lighthearted evening.
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Redpath Lyesuis Bureau
Sydhorpum
Williamsport Highh
Ng Dt
Robert Herrick
Improvements Will Put Road In Condition
Multiple references to infrastructure work and potential strike votes surface as officials discuss Western Maryland and New York freight expansion. President as arbiter considered, with emphasis on expediting double tracking and freight to Baltimore. Includes cryptic notes on aviation and helium lifting capacity bids and a favorable U. S. trade balance of 277,869,870 dollars for 1926 per Commerce Department figures.
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la Mado
Sullivan Enevur
Maryland
Sullivan
New York
Fleutraz
Baltimore
Washington
Jan
United States
Commerce Department
Fragmented prewar society notes and notices in snowy Swiss setting
A jumble of 1930s era European social chatter and local notices. References to St Morris Switzerland and New York dated January 17 mix with card of thanks for illness and death, casual party ads, and stray names. Reads like garbled OCR of society brief items and event reminders with little coherent narrative.
Catholic Church Denies Rebellion in Mexico
Mexican bishops issue a written denial of a rebellion claim linked to clergy. They state Catholics oppose the uprising and reject any accusation that the episcopate or clergy instigated or supported it. The bishops challenge President Calles and demand proof of the clerical conspiracy.
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Mexico City
Mexican War Department
Episdopale
Calles
Alvarez
Herald Mail to Host Baltimore Sun Bowlers Tonight
Herald Mail will entertain the Baltimore Sun bowlers this evening at Palace Alleys. The Baltimore contingent led by William Snyder and teammates will arrive around five, dine at Waltz Cafe on Potomac Street, then play a seven o'clock match with local bowlers and rooters, including several ladies.
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Ha’ Herald-Mail
William Snyder
Fraple Wolfe
Harold Ruthratt
Dou ‘Snyder
Hmary Dangberger
C. Humélaine
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore
Tenin
Rooters
Waltz Cafe
Potomac, Street
Sunday School Bowling Pot Beginning to Simmer
Sunday School Bowling League action heats up as Presbyterians clash with Crudad era Class and Grice A D West Raptiat. First Baptist and St. Paul’s M E near contention as teams jockey for position with several games left in the schedule.
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Sullday
Crudadera’ Clase
Presbyterians
Grice A. D
West Raptiat
Eill-Uompeld
First Baptist
St. Paul's M. E
Washington Square
Bills for Women's Rights Are Ready in Legislature
Visible push advances two measures on gender equality and property rights. Senator Meyers shows two bills prepared for introduction, while a separate proposal standardizes bread loaves and sets minimum weights statewide. Lipsticks face safety cautions amid youth guidance concerns.
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Jaanatiélls
Jane
Lepe
Marginuds
G Wankel Vibeasle
Mayoral Women's Party
Thulerite
Woule Jaye
Proparty
Angola
Attendees Return From Maryland Public Health Nursing Meeting
Mrs Hull and Mira Bolen Wingerd attended the Maryland State Association for Public Health Nursing annual meeting in Ballimore. Dr J C Hemmeter of England gave an address on the action at Ineniin. Election tonight marks officers to be chosen for The First Horshire Company. An automobile believed stolen was found abandoned by Palruluai. Hasty Jagtalent.
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Hull
Mira Bolen Wingerd
Ballimore
Maryland State Association For Public Health Nursing
J. C. Hemmeter
England
Ineniin
Horshire Company
Palruluai
Post story of Achange ts contradicted continues page one
Contraports up to effort they may have made in that direction. Stals depart met. Rellog callailscaterday at the hall of Chairman Doran of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, who has disagreed with the administration poles. They discussed the general Nicaraguan problem but would not share details of the conference.
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Doran
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tia
Miss Ogle in Charge Chooses Waals Superintendent
Miss Ogle has been named superintendent of the Waals togtuu County hospital. The note also mentions Miss Mary N. Myers marrying Georgn A. Roger of Waynesboro. Local quotations list prices for various goods and farm products, with scattered figures and terms unclear due to damaged text.
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Mes Telse Ogle
Geting
County Hospital
Sucv
Adding
Misa Mary N. Myers
Georgn A. Roger
Waynesboro
Girl Survives Fifty Foot Fall At Levin Department Store
Miss Gladys Baker, age 12, of Cutobert and Le, fell from an elevator shaft at the Levin department store. She survived a fall of about fifty feet with two broken ribs and probable head injuries but is expected to recover. The accident occurred as she rode the elevator when it began ascending and she lost her footing.
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Washington
Andy Sam
York
Ike Boole
Probih
Ien
Gladyy Baker
Cutobert
Foora Dows
Levin
Gtr
Thieves Steal Wheels From Auto near Hagerstown
Deputy finds vehicle missing two wheels and a hubcap after a youth couple allegedly drove to Hagerstown to visit a girl. The car was found with the missing wheel pair and a tire rim reported stolen yesterday morning.
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Sre
Nearélug
Hagatstawn
Hegarstawn
Cuahwa
Hagerstown
Girls Basketball Game At Okay Evening Show
The Girls team will play a 8:15 PM basketball match against Stragalecs Club at the Okay gym this evening. The Dracnats Club hosts a workshop afterwards. Sisters Make Hit headlines from Friday night at City Opera House with Jovial dancers and new steps.
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Tes Stragalecs Club
Dracnats 'Club
Tone Bisters
Joval
Opere House
Mae
Atepa
Bil
Chestea
Mada
Uput
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Samte
Good Report
Resinol
Imale Quartet
Haynes Hobbes
Catalina
Catalina Island
California
Avalon
San Pedro
Cleveland
Paclin
Kid Winter
Miami
Herpetite
Ventures Forta
St. Morris
Switzerland
Sur Ou
Adv
Joal
Hlrhey
Aly
Catholic Daughters of America
Dam
Bli LM
Dr. Mull
Dace Rive
Suru
Fotrakmenta
Ady
Siles
Sunny Miumit
Beweh
Fla
Mexico
Episcopate
Janne
Herald-Mail
Balto
Newark
Wir
Charles V. Crater
Elfel Huallipfis
Wilerober
Walt
Steffey & Findlay, Inc
Wilmoth
J.P. Elliott
Beay-Tread
Houtiing
Ragerstown Motor CO
Sumi Aves
Miss Ogle
Wayne
Ford
Wayne Dairy
Studebaker
Gustom
Liberal Terrie Fleigh Motor & Tire
Weswant
Frida Newtronyne
Sable Agit Furwizard
Tames Rhona Shellers
N., Potomac S. Hagesown Md
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