New Baking Co Locates Here After Purchase Deal
Latshaw Ressier Baking Co purchases equipment of Potamic Baking Co and forms The Bon Ton Bakers to operate at the former Ressner tickery building. Lanshaw of Waynesboro named manager for Hagerstown plant with Eichelberson of Hagerstown as head baker. Firm to produce bread and a line of sweet confections displayed by Bissett Bros on the Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latshaw-Ressier Baking Comspany Ivis
Potamic Baking Company
Ressner
Bygiire
Bon Ton Makers
Lea’ Ball
Pavontac Baking Compaitty
COR, Lanshaw
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Meir Dent
EL Ot
Eichelbercer
Neadt
Bissett Brox
Congratulatory Note to County Board and Supt Hayman
A historic fragment shows congratulations directed at the County Board and Superintendent Hayman. The text references Edgar T. Wayman and mentions a salary figure and restored items, with greetings extended to local officials and Mr. Hasian.
Declare Dividend on Common Stock by The New York Water Company
The New York Water Company declares a dividend on common stock. Details include the amount and per share value as set in their circulation, with the exact figures and percentages indicated in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Virginia Ave
Amite
Barnes & Company
Building Permits for Washington Avenue Remodels
DW Groh and partners apply for permits to remodel 170 Washington Avenue for a third-story addition and related alterations. The project includes construction at premises tied to Bromback and Stos'er entities, with work planned on an existing structure in North Potomar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groh
Irih North Potomar
Omavere
Stos‘er
Washington Effeet
C. & P. Withholds Bills Pending Rate Decision
The Chesapeake and Potowomac Telephone Company delays sending bills to ratepayers awaiting a Federal Court ruling on rates. George H. Warren, division manager, said the firm would not commit to withholding bills beyond January and could delay further if the court issues a decision before February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Potowac Tele
United States District Court
George H. Warren
Warren
HRS BENNETT ARRESTED AT JAIL TODAY
Federal and state authorities move on Bennett and co defendants in a liquor case. Warrant actions, detainers with Baltimore, and expected hearings outline the case against Waitsman, Ronstadt, and others as Bennett faces possible guilty plea while others await trial. Also notices Normen Mundey sells his restaurant in George Fleet property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rpad
Miek Vanor
Bennett
Waitsman
Hartmore
Corumer Hagner
Sle
Howlette
Baltimore
Jove W Ronstadt
Ling
Wee
Doll
Tom McAfee
Elmer Ferguson
Stanford
Walter MeaAies
Normen 5
Mundey
Pooudry
Church Streets
George F. Fleet
Altoona
Fleet
Deaths in Greencastle and Washington Counties
Obituaries report Gora E. Stover of Greencastle dying at Halinamac Hospital Whitadell Miss after a failed operation. Survivors include brother A E Stover. Funeral set for Greencastle tomorrow at 2:30 pm. Also Victor Rinker of Williamsport Ind and T J Rinker and George R. of Freeport Ill among survivors. Multiple lines note unrelated local notices about Miller Train Control and Franklin National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falas Gora E. Stover
I Greencastle
Halinamac Hospital
Whitadell Miss
Miss Stover
A. E. Stover
Greencastle
Jacobe Ringer
Williamsport
Ind
Washington
Qegon
Victor
Tinger
Wik Semenort
Wsree Brothere
T. J, Rinker
Wigeretown
George R
Freeport
Eam F
Chicago
Notice of Target Shooting Match and Trap Practice
Notice announces a target shooting match to be held January 24 and 26. A trap target practice will also be held at the Uurses Cos. store in Blenud. Adv. WL. French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uurses Cos
Go To Church Why A Nation Needs Church Now
A Hagerstown minister urges the faithful to value church life as a spark for national renewal. He argues the church, founded by the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, can lead America to moral reform and global influence through renewed faith and everyday Christian action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croga
Zion
Jerusalem
America
Mapleville Trolley Reduces Fare to Boost Riders
Mapleville residents now pay the same reduced fare as Boonsboro with a round trip of 1343 cents and a one way rate of 40 cents to Hagerstown. The cut aims to lift trolley use and cut one way auto pickups, easing strain on schedules and the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapleville
Boonsboro
Hagerstown
Trolley Company
Trolley Inter
Ministers 70 Select Jury in Pulpit Campaign
In Pulaski Virginia on January 24 ministers from Radford urged stronger law enforcement in sermons and union services advocating a prohibition amendment. Judge R L Gardoni named two clergy members Rev L C Dickerson and Rev W L Newman to form a jury commission to prepare a list of qualified persons for jury duty for the year ending February 15, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Radford
Union Sarvices
Camipalen
RL. Gardoni
Corporation Court
Twa
L. C. Dickerson
Kant
Weekly Stock Market Review in New York
The stock market saw a strong week with major industrials peaking near all time highs led by United States Steel. Wheat rose amid world shortage fears while crude oil and gasoline prices advanced, pulling up petroleum stocks and signaling continued speculative activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel
Theernta
Wall Street
Uyult Developmenta
Mbens
Ehormons Advanca
Duyera
Lemlers
American Gan
Coat Tran Pipe
Woldwio Loco
American Sugar
Allied Chemical
Walt Athiet
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
City Market Prices Gathered From The Market
Prices on the city market list a mix of produce with various cents per unit and per package. Items include potatoes at 1.26 per unit, cranberries at 20 cents per quart, lettuce 15 cents to 200 per head, and carrots sold in boxes. Some items show unclear spellings or typos but indicate typical 1910s style market listings.
Diocesan Council To Meet In Baltimore Next Week
The one hundred forty first convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland will be held in Baltimore next month. Bishop John Gourdon Murray will celebrate the Holy Eucharist at opening, with Archdeacons Edward Helten and Rowland Humphrion assisting. About 100 clergy and an equal number of lay delegates plan a two day session to discuss and arrange church affairs. Last year the convention met in St. John's Church, Hagerstown. Delegates will be elected from St. John's Parish, Rev. Walter Byron Stehl rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church of
Maryland
Emmanuel Chyrel
Balthmore
Itey
John Gurdoor Murray
D. D
Edward T. Heltensein
Rowlly
Humphrion
St. John's Church
Hagerstown
Eclipse Awe Struck Crowds Observe Totality Across Regions
Thousands witnessed the eclipse with intense crowding and shifting light as the moon partially covered the sun. Descriptions note the corona, brilliant flames around the sun, and the sky turning a deep blue while observers timed contacts and planned photographs of the chromosphere and spectrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeantifel
Wat ‘Riord
Minnesota
New York
Attintic Ocean
British Isley
Washington Naval Observatory
Hagarytown
Aroun
New Haven
New York City
Totality
Greenland
Trazil
Observator
Jeg
Grain market report from Baltimore quotes
Grain open values in Baltimore list No 2 red winter at 2.00% export, No 2 red winter domestic at 2.12, No 2 white at 12%, No 8 white at 6, rye No 2 at 1.72, local quotations show mixed bids across Hagerstown and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Shy Of Gas Altho She's Rockefeller
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller Jr. faced a stalled car on Pennsylvania Avenue while returning from a peace meeting. Her automobile ran out of gas, prompting a transfer to a taxicab. moments later the car she left was hit by another vehicle, with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Jan
Rockefeller
Mra
John D, Jr
Pennsylvania Avenue
Eome
Mee
The Corona Observations and Solar Eclipse Notes
A 1923 eclipse account details corona behavior, solar wind, and sunspot links. It describes instruments like etalon and wirebag, methods for photographing shadow paths, and efforts to verify Einstein with solar spectra. It notes polar rays, equatorial streamers, and future corona shapes as sunspots vary. Also mentions sales ad content for York Imperial apples and local groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baily
Preacher Dr Downie to Occupy Presbyterian Pulpit Tomorrow
Rov. Sith Russell Downie Dr Da Wi set to preach at the Presbyterian Church here tomorrow. Downie, ex moderator of Ballimord Presbytery, has served this body for thirteen years and helped found the Firemen’s Memorial Day. He has been chaplain of the Maryland State Firemen’s Association for seven years. He is a member of the Shriners and Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Downie
da Wi
Presbyterian Church
Downie
Ballimord
Hagerstown
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Br. Downie
Dr. Downle
Shrinara and
Odd Fellows
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Newbaking CO
Latshaw-Ressler Company
Roessner
County Board
Supt
Hayman
Hickfirh
Edgar T. Wayman
Mr. Hasaian
Wal KF
Beiswanger
Lobster
Romtort
Phime
Miller Train Control Wi Ee
Arhiheton
Suiluial
Vranklin National Mk Widy
Waakington
WL. French
Newcastle
New Times
Virginia
W. Kitzmiller & Son
Harrenty
Phono
Allen & CO
Salem
Young's Drug Store
Public Square
Footer
Weekly Stock Market Review
Perfection
Frank
Savage Washer
Harry J. Funkhauser
Locust St
Hoosier
Miller’s Furniture Store
Potomac Street
E.C. Hook Corp
Washington Street
McCardell Bros
York
Florida
Miller’s Grocery
Potomac Sf
Christmas Club
The
First National Bank
A.B. C. Elec
Garver Furniture Co
North Potomac Street
W. P. Beard
West Washington
Echanics Joan’ & Savings Bank
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