Grove Man Convicted in Volstead Case Faces Prison
A man identified as Grove must serve a year and a day in a federal penitenary after being convicted by a jury in the United States for involvement in a whiskey and contraband scheme. The appeal process followed, with other indicted individuals named in connection to the broader operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harsy
tHoppy
Grove
Ache
U States Curenit
Richmadish
Ajai i
United States
Onterbridge-Harsey Seda
John Routert White
Mately
Zabn Rh
Fire damages library at Wilson College in Chambersburg
A fire badly damaged the Wilson College library building in Chambersburg. No students were present at the time. Dr. Erhetuit, president and former head of Lafargette College, was alerted and informed by MoKayeeen from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson College
Chambershurerday
Erhetuit Hield
Uped
Lafargette College
MoKayeeen
Philadelphia
Teapot Dome headlines resurface in Senate session
Fragmentary historical notes show references to Teapot Dome in a Senate discussion with unclear details. The garbled text mentions administration actions, expected outcomes, and political tension amid a public bridge event and local social notices.
Market Summary Post Week Decline and Oil Boost
Market reports show uneven gains with steel and oil shares rising while overall stocks retreat. Trading ended with mixed results as energy and materials weighed on sectors, while refiners and major indices moved on late-week momentum and price shifts.
Eight-Year Pastorate Anniversary at St John’s Lutheran
Yesterday marked the eighth anniversary of Rev. Dr. J. Edward Harms as pastor of St. John’s Lutheran Church in Hagerstown. He noted the church’s departments prospered under his leadership and praised the congregation, calling him one of the ablest ministers in the area. Floral displays shaped the decor and the sermon highlighted the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Harms
St. John's Lutheran Church
Harms
Bhava
Harris
Hagerstown
Change in Directorate at Hagerstown Bank
In a morning meeting at the Hagerstown Bank, R. D. McKee was elected to fill the late D. S. Boyer’s seat on the board. Boyer served 45 years, the longest tenure among Hagerstown bank directors. Other directors include Wilfred HH, McCardell, Samuel B. Loose, William TU Rowette, Edward Oswald, Victor M. Cushwa, Forney Young, William Wingert, D. A. Stickel, M. C. Brera, H. E. Bester, D. C. R. Miller, and R. D. Melee. The board will organize tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snarket
Hagerstown
R. D. McKee
Boyer
Wilfred HH
McCardell
Samuel B. Loose
William TU. Rowette
Edward Oswald
Victor M
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Lawrence A. Miller and Sarah W. Finney of Harrisburg Pa Joseph Feldman of Harrisburg Pa Agnes Grubich of Steelton Pa Norman Davis and Leila F. Smith of Hagerstown David Lee Hunn and Lucy E. Riddle of Strasburg Va Robert Schrock and Mabel Conn of Berlin Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence A. Miller
Sarah W. Finney
Harriburg
Joseph Feldman
Harrisburg
Agnes Grubich
Steelton, Pa
Norman Davis
Leila F. Smith
Hagerstown
David Lee Hunn
Lucy E. Riddle
Strasburg
Robert Schrock
Mabel Conn
Berlin
Chapman Says Buddy Caused His Capture
Chapman, in Atlanta prison, refused to discuss the patrolman slaying and claimed a pal betrayed him. Federal officials pressed for details on other alleged crimes and where he hid after escaping. He carried explosives, jewelry, and over $4000 when arrested.
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Chapman
Buddy
Munder
Atlanta
New York
Deaths of John H. St. Clair and Dane Bowers
Obituaries note John H. St. Clair a Patrview resident died at home from acute illness aged 60 after a brief illness. He was a waiter and survived by family including Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. St. Clair and others. Dane Bowers, former Weokinston County resident, died in Springfield Ohio January 10 after long ties to Washington County and Springfield. He left a wife, one son in Detroit, one brother and three sisters. The notices mention church services and burial in local church grounds.
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John H. St. Clair
Patrview
Acuta
Tair
Ren Srumpower
Wikia
Dane Bowers
Weokinston County
Springield
Ohio
Washington County
TCD
Surinefield
Parest
Detroit
Mra Barbara F
Lydav JoMra
Elizabeth Wivesfar
Ingfeld
Contends P E contract will benefit city
A reader endorses Potomac Edison’s plan to supply Hagerstown with light and power while noting past opposition. The letter argues a future where river power lowers costs, questions municipal plant viability, and cites local history to urge progress over sentiment. The piece recalls efforts to attract industry and warns of hidden costs if rates fall to outside providers.
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Daily Mail
Potomac- Edison Company
Hagerstown
Ernest W. iMiler
Morning Herald
Miber
Potomac-Edison Company
Potomac-Edison
Haferstown
Cumbernad
Geider
Tds Hale Group
Seldish
Halkerstown
Kelly Springfield
Caimberland
Bolatown
Charles A. Ritchin
Rushie
Withelanding
DeMolay Dance At Armory Thursday Night
The Hagerstown Armory hosts a DeMolay dance Thursday evening with Rob's Orchestra providing music from 9 to 12. The event features decorations in purple and gold, favors, and door prizes, as high school students attend the popular chapter event. a Valentine dance is planned for next month.
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Hagerstown Armory
DeMolay
Rob
Several Attempted Hold-Ups Foiled in Hagerstown
Hagerstown saw no successful attempted hold ups Saturday night with all incidents traced to novices. A man armed with a revolver tried to force entry at Sunset Avenue but the homeowner slammed the door and alerted police. A man and a woman tried to gain entry to several houses in the northern section with the woman reconnoitering and the man lingering on porches. none succeeded.
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Higerstown
Sunset Avenue
Hearing Set for Hubert Stottlemyer on Assault Charge
Hubert Stottlemyer of near Lettersburg is slated for a hearing Friday at 10 o clock on an assault charge against H C Spielman. The proceeding will be before Justice J Scott Bower.
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Hubert Stottlemyer
Lettersburg
H. C. Spielman
J. Scott Bower
Roanoke Woman Hospitalized With Dislocated Shoulder
Mrs. Etta L. Osborne of Roanoke Virginia is confined to Washington County Hospital after a fall. She was visiting her father Mr. Pentoney of Funkstown when the injury occurred.
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Etta L. Osborne
Roanoke
Washington County
City plant debate shifts from advocates to critics
A reader shifts from supporting a city light plant to backing a Potomac Edison proposal after reviewing costs and arguments. The writer notes investigations suggest nearly a million dollars to compete, questions why top taxpayers oppose a new plant, and stresses trust in local merchants over outsiders running city business. The piece cites local commentary and invites further discussion.
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Wong
Potomac Edison Company
Tethecles
Potomac-Edizon Company
Hagerstown
West
Butt
Ciry
Potomac-Edison Company
Tle
Potomac-Fdise
Evisler
Rotarian March by Peter Buys Premieres at YMCA Concert
Peter Buys, director of the Municipal Band, unveils a new march titled The Rotarian inspired by the local Rotary Club. The piece debuts at the band concert at the YMCA on Sunday afternoon January 3, with the Mascule choir and G. Minnich directing vocal selections alongside emerging program highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Buys
South
Notary Club
Catholic D O A Party Postponed and Meetings Scheduled
The Catholic Daughters of Amelia party postponed with new date to be announced. Initiation of candidates and installation of officers set for Wednesday night January 21. Banquet planned for Tuesday night January 27. Also Jewish Literary Club event at Hebrew Auditorium Monday Jan 19 at 8 16 p m with refreshments and prizes admission 50 cents.
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Jewish Literary Club
Hebrew Auditorium
Ady
Suspect Held in Maryland Theater Robbery Case
Sheriff Daifey holds Louis Lorraine on robbery charges connected to the Maryland Theatre cash robbery of nearly $400 on January 8. Washington police updates awaited to aid identification. Eyewitness KK W. Rawls may be taken to the capital for confirmation if needed. Lorraine has a local history and alibi disputes.
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Richard Daifey
Washington
Tes
Louis Lorraine
Grace Tanger
Maryland Theatre
KK. W. Rawls
Rawls
Penny Sale Promises Kenny Cocoa at Low Price
Local ad notes a penny sale running one week offering Kenny's Thrift Brand Cocoa at two pounds for a low price. The notice appears in a Hagerstown edition dated January 19. Adv by C. D. Kenny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny
Lée
Hog weighs 65 pounds slaughtered at Loose farm Fiddlersburg
650 pound hog slaughtered Friday at the Loose farm Fiddlersburg weighed 65 pounds. Guests at a sumptuous dinner included J C Frey Oscar sot f lemyer Russell Raymond Stottlemyer Chester Stottlemyer Mrs Mary McNeil Mrs H H Rowe and Mia Charles Betts ELECT TONIGHT The First Hagerstown Hose Company holds its annual meeting tonight at 730 Officers to be elected for the year ahead. CARD OF THANKS We thank friends for kindness during illness and death of our devoted mother Mary J Shaw Also for powers and use of cars Adv By Her Children.
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Jaco Stottlemyer
Fiddlersburg
J. C. Frey
Oscar Sot Flemyer
Russell
Raymond Stottlemyer
Chester Stottlemyer
Mary McNeil
H. H. Rowe
Mia
Charles Betts
Hagerstown Hose Company
Mary J. Shaw
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Fia
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Geo. R. Lindsay
Sane
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P. E
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Young Women's Home Missionary Sovietcy
St. Paul's
Florida
Sweet
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Hipe
Ernest W. Miller
South Potomac St
Sterling & Sons Seafood Market
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W. B. Liberal
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Real
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Rotary Club
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Safty
Young's Drug Store
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New York City
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