Ome Builders Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Home Builders Saving and Loan Association annual meeting officers and directors were elected. Moller presided with Foltz and Ditto among new officers. other directors and the attorney were named amid a report on association conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Builders’ Saving and Loan Association
Slirectora
ML i Moller
H. G. Folls
Charles C. Ditto
C. Barry Keller
Syloktal
Harry Brine
M. P. Molter H.C. Foltz
George C.,snyder
W. H. Fri
Inger
D. A. Buckall
John S. Wireham
W.B. Littletom
Hennett
G RK Carver
Jol Anteney
Charles B. Young
DD. N. Povhouser
President Harding Returns to White House After Illness
President Harding resumed his official duties in the White House after an illness that had sidelined him for several days. He appeared rested and ready to govern, according to aides and White House staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wery
Awashington
Inn
Trarding
White House
Tilly
Tor Ton Dass
Death notices and obituaries from a small-town paper
A race through multiple obituaries listing Samuel Negley aged about 60 after a paralysis decline at his Randolph Avenue home. Other notices include Mrs Mary Ella Waller’s death from Bright’s disease at her daughter’s home, and Charles B Roberts of Baltimore who died after a hospital stay. Also Salome Barnhart of State Line and other local families noted with family survivors and interment details.
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Samuel Negley Aled
Randolph Avenue
Mary Ella Waller
Jacob H. Waller
N'Vlork
Mos F
H. Beckley
Spartosz
Bright
Hageratowt
Howard Miller
Cumberland
Wloys Weller
Kingwood
W. Va
Slater
Higitle Snyder
Philadelphia
George Allinon
Chambersburg
Funes
Broadfording
McCoy
Mercerary
John Rowland
Church
Charles B. Roberts
Ruston
Baltimore
Bon, Barcus Hospital
Maryland Club
Hagerstown Brees Foundry
Westminster
Fillmore
wag @ Migs Sloan
Song
Charles 3
Moberts, Jr
Sloan Roberts
Aylimore
Turve
Ten
Robertson Griswold
Xannia
Mary Roberts
Flea
Salome Barnhart
State Line
Tia
Washon County Hospital
Shaun
Ivanhand
Mdgas
Barnhart
Wdgar
Kanneth
Edgar, Jr
Worpure
Mia
P. G. Ziegler
Gallowlog
Yenulph
Hucel
Future of Rhine Occupation Warned by Allen
Major General Henry Allen, commander of American forces by the Rhine, warned in Berlin that future generations will suffer from the current occupation. He cited incalculable damage and a grave European outlook, noting Europe may see long lasting consequences even if hostilities end soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuat Sanssberiges
Coprocht
Berlin
Henry’. Alen
Rhine
Rhineland
Bowers al- Jenna
Childres
Europe
America
Bill Anderson In Trouble Over Alleged Mail Threats
New York District Attorney Barton has the charges against Bill Anderson, dry leader and former Maryland Tongue superintendent, alleging malfeasance and conspiracy by three discharged Teague employees to blackmail him. Anderson denies the claims, saying the expected payoff would expose a larger scheme. Suburban Day is scheduled for February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Éaid
William Hi Anderson
New York
Tlaague
Maryland
Anderson
Plan to Read Bible in a Day at Street M E Church
Twelve members of the Stream M E Church in Philadelphia began reading the New Testament aloud at 3 a m with the aim of finishing by 9 30 p m. Jubilant exclamations of glory punctuate the reading as each member contributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Yathwatheitht
Neve Secyterh
Philadelphia
Strcam M. E
Ruhr Seethes Encircled by Allied Food Requisitions
The Ruhr area festers under requisitions of large quantities of food and supplies by French and Belgians. German police move to quell unrest while railways near Duesenburg are converted into a military depot. Car shortages and siege conditions worsen rail traffic and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pote 1
Ruhr
Wilderneath
Duesebiert
Woman Accuser Shoots Man in Grim Assault Trial
SIMPSONVILLE Texas June 26 Charles Pilkington near death from a bullet wound inflicted yesterday by Mrs Byle Fiery wife of W B Tillery a farmer near the jail for trial This report notes Pilkington on the brink of death and Mrs Tillery on bond J W Nelson sustained a minor injury from a stray bullet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpsonville
Texas
Charles Pilkington
Byle Fiery
W. B. Tillery
Pilkiveloa
Tolevy
J. W. Nelson
Tury
Hartman Reelected President Of Potomac Synod Board
Trev. J. Hartman of Cavetows was reelected president of the board of trustees of the Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church during a Frederick meeting. The election reaffirmed leadership for the regional church authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trev. J. 5. Hartman, Cavetows
The
Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
Frederick
Summers Property Sold on Locust and Randolph Corner
Realty sales report says Bare Summers, sold through Det row & Co, by a store property on Locust Street and Randolph Arcana, to J. N. Ntordemns on private terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detrow & Co
Locust Street
Randolph Arcana
J. N. Ntordemns
Local Troop Defeats Chambersburg On Fairgrounds Floor
Troop 8 of Chambersburg fell to the Hoy Scouts 19 to 9 before a large crowd at the Fairgrounds. Shrader scored 13 points, including three field goals and seven free throws, while the local team built a lead with steady offense. A separate note reports Tanlac aiding Lanedownes resident Irvin Poole in relief from stomach trouble rheumatic pain and low energy after prior treatments failed.
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Chambersburg
Handa
Hoy
Quint
Fairgrounds
Ffoyder
Shrader
Focal
Big Martin
Tanlac
Deslates Sr
Arvin
Lanedownes
Poole
Mindicinie
Patient credits Tania with recovery and relief
Abin Fone, a Lansdowne resident at 105 Third Avenue, recalls illness including stomach trouble, heart palpitations, breathlessness, rheumatism, constipation, and nervousness. He credits Tania with a surprising, swift improvement that eased his stomach and rheumatic pain and helped him regain weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tania
Abin
Third Avenue
Lansdowne
Tanlas
Local Plant Insurance Payout Reveals Employer Benefits
A local plant reports insurance payments to retired or deceased workers under the employer funded plan. The Hegewntown Shoe and Legging Company paid $900 to Mrs Q. Ginple as part of covered benefits. Several former employees receive varying amounts totaling multiple hundred dollars.
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Q. Ginple
Hegeutown
Hyie Rompany
Christopher
Mats Marple
Abputopix
Muatha
Hagerstown
Samuel Samuel Jauques
John T. Monchelt
Marty Sturmell
William LM. Ridenour
Willig Sw.rurner
Chelscopter Gisk+ pie
Ship Sinks with All Hands Lost in Baltic Storm
Manila dispatch reports a small ship from the Russian fleet sank during a storm near Parmasa. All aboard are presumed lost. The exact number aboard is unknown as Admiral Stack checked the scene before four other vessels returned to port.
Stocks Today Strong Opening With Mixed Moves
The market opened strongly with Leviay dealingd iy consolidated gas rising to 68 percent then slipping to 67 percent. Pisher Vodles led gains at first price up 4 points to 1y2. Petroleum shares rose by 2 points, Pan-American A and B posted fractional advances. Few major advances in color stocks. General Sapnal notes irregularities in railroad groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy Consolidated Gas
Sapnalrasa
Das
Markets at Hagerstown show mixed grain and feed prices
Local market figures list wheat per pescryenes, flour per barrel, corn per bushel, screenings, cracked corn, and various meal and feed products. Prices appear in old currency notation and include items like red dog wrings and cotton seed meal.
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Hagerstown
Jan
Crisco Page In The Mail Today
The notice invites readers to check a Crisco page in today’s issue of The Daily Mail. It asks grower readers to look in windows, review small posters printed in colors, and submit suggestions by following the daily page rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisco
the Mail
Daily Mail
Baruch Backs Ford Arguing Government Aid For Agriculture
Arrests were made in Wilnameport for disorderly conduct after a streetcar incident weeks ago. Two men were fined $15 plus costs after pleading guilty before a court. the report notes ongoing travel plans and a classified rental notice seeking housing.
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J Hawiaker
Sharer
Wilametport
Beech Guessford
Leater Patmar
Tnetice Bitnet
Wilnameport
Savaral
Hhey
Germs of flu epidemic of same type in America
Dr John S Fulton, health director, claimed the current influenza outbreak is caused by the same germ type as prior epidemics. He warned the virus resembles previous strains seen in the Pacific islands and noted similar Fleming effects in 1946. No new cases beyond Hancock reported as seven deaths were tallied yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Fulton
Histe Hearth
Ali
Persia
Indore Ouibreak
Amoerlea
Prado
Pacific
Nis
Hancock
Uancorl
Lectures At Church on Trusts and Their Use
A crowded address was delivered by D. A. HL Wentz of Gettysburg Sumt inary at Bt. Pat’s ME Church last night. The talk, titled Trus Richea and How to Use Them, drew a fair attendance and followed a transfer from ui due to King Daughters tea. Also noted were brief remarks by Ridney Cushwa visiting from Baltimore for a short vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cushwa, and Mrs. Felix Perk of Clarapr ing returning home after a stay in Novi Casting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL Wentz
Gettysburg
Sumtinary
Ridney Cushwa
Baltimore
le Shending
Victor Cushwa
Felix Perk
Clarcpriig
Gunaome
Novis
Death at Capitol Building Sale Leads to Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a fatal incident during a building sale at a Capitol site in Washington, with mentions of individuals named Crab B. Tons and Myprevdie, and references to family members including a sister and brother. The text is garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinxton
A. House
Washitston
Toms
Sis
Ile
Slater
Sunday Cakes At The Market
A fragmentary notice describes a cake event or sale on Sunday with unclear details. The readable bits reference positions or items, but specifics about time or location are not clear. The item reads like a local auction or sale notice with uncertain phrases.
Eight Klansmen Held in Gotham After Midnight Rallies
A fragmented Gotham report notes eight Klansmen detained by police following midnight meetings and a court-ordered raid. The dispatch references a statewide response and mentions Lavenda, Nantes, and The King as entities linked to the crackdown, with unclear details due to damaged OCR.
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ERB Suising
Cielo
Gegan
Wis
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Aia Ane Mohrerguite
Allen
U. S
Hart Braidt
Hun
Lloyd George
Genoa
Brandt
General Aller
Bill Anderson
John ST
Hagerstown Shoe & Legging Co
Ecevilie
Teor
HK Todsy
EIMTY
Circwle Court
Baruch
Ford
Washington, Inn
Alan
Keury Ford
Ile Anerefetn
Burn Federation
Grive
Dale
Florida
Novi Potoniac
Kokleva Buns
Fulton
Gotham
Peipo
Chiron Joye
Visea
Timbo
Vaines
Gros de Londres
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