Forestry Dept Offers Trees For Planting
The State Department of Forestry offers to furnish spring trees for planting five miles of improved public highway. Seven species are available: willow oak white ash green ash honey locust tulip poplar larch and cypress. Trees distributed to responsible organizations or individuals for planting not less than one quarter mile nor more than one mile on both sides of the highway. Applications taken in order received with preference to locations best for maximum public benefit. Full details and forms on request at 1411 Fidelity Building Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Forestry
State Department
Fidelity
Baltimore
Seven Fined For Selling Liquor In City Raid
Noah Johnson a colored bartender on North Jonathan Street paid 200 dollars and costs for liquor selling. Ernest Lloyd proprietor of a South Potomac Street grocery paid 150 dollars. James Ransom a colored man charged with transporting paid 100 dollars. Nick Di Benetti Italian store owner paid 250 dollars. Frank Corsi, John Shaiger arrested Friday evening and held for hearing Saturday afternoon got 90 days in jail. Dry agents made thirteen arrests over the weekend. Evidence collected by Harry Rinehart, east city, raiders seized small liquor quantities. J Dayhoff Security and Dominick Basil arrested Saturday will have hearings tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Johnson
North Jonathan Street
Justice J Bitner
Ernest Lloyd
South Potomac Street
James Ran‘som
Nick di Bennedetto
Frank Corsi
John Sha‘‘ger
Harry’ ‘Rinehart
J. ‘W. Dayhoff
Domnick Basil
Auto accident in Bridgeport injures driver near slick road
The condition of Virginia Arns parger, 32 East Washington Street, admitted to the hospital shortly after midnight with slight injuries from a car accident, was reported at noon. The crash occurred near Bridgeport as the car skidded on the slippery road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Arnsparger
East Washington Street
Bridgeport
Revival Campaign At St James Church Opens Next Sunday
Rev. W. H. Baker, pastor of the Progressive Brethren Church, St. James will begin a revival campaign next Sunday evening at 7 30. Services will be held each evening for ten days or two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Baker
Progressive Brethren Church
St. James
Deaths and Obituaries in Maryland and Pennsylvania
James Farrow former resident of Big Springs died at his Newville Pennsylvania home influenza was the cause aged about 50 he was assistant postmaster he is survived by his wife five children and a brother John Farrow of St Pauls John W Carbaugh retired farmer and storekeeper died at his Slaylick Pennsylvania home aged 3 years 8 months and 19 days he is survived by many children and grandchildren and great grandchildren Mrs Annette Lee died at her son Dr Beauchamps Boonsboro home aged 80 she was a Presbyterian and formerly of Hillsboro funeral arrangements set for Boonsboro Cemetery services at home and church with interment at Boonsboro Cemetery.
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James Farrow
Big Springs
Newville
Pan
Mr. Farrow
Mary Bell
Clearspring
John Bell
John W. Garbaugh
Slaylick
Carbaugh
Charles
Ward
John
Mary Clopper
George Rhodesnd
Joseh
Forsythe
Jacob
Lloyd
Joseph
Howard
Carl Bloyer
Mercersubng
Cora Bricker
Fort Louden
Fred
Canada
St. Paul's Reformed Church
St. Paul's Church
Western Pike
Annette Lee
R. M. Beauchamp
Boonsboro
The
Presbyterian Church
Hillsboro
Jacob Elliott
Wilmington del
Carrie Bishop
Wilmington
Del
Florence Beyern
Minnie Savage
Norfolk
M. A. Ashby
Boonsboro Cemetery
In Memoriam for C C Frovard
In loving memory of our dear father C C Frovard who died two years ago January 27 1927. The month of January again is here to us the saddest of the year. It was on a January day that our dear father passed away. Our hearts are sad and lonely for we miss his smiling face but he left us to remember no one else can take his place. Sadly Missed By His Children.
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C.C. Frovard
Ware
Mass
Louis Wisialski
East Rochester
N. Y
Boston
Poland
Alumni Association Meet At Hagerstown High School
The Ha gerstown High School Alumni Association will hold a meeting Thursday night at 7 45 at the High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown High School
Kings Daughters Celebrate 40th Anniversary This Week
The Kings Daughters of Hagerstown, the nation’s largest such group, mark forty years with events Thursday and Friday. Initiated by ten Methodist girls led by Mrs. E H Zeigler, it now surpasses 1400 members, non sectarian and inclusive of all denominations. Dinners Thursday and Friday evenings, plus Friday luncheon at the YMCA, support charity work shared with the Red Cross Chapter through Miss Alice Edmonds, longtime secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Daughters of
Hagerstown
Kings Daughters
United States
New York Observer
E. H. Zeigler
Zeigler
J. McPherson Scott
Hose Hall
Bessie Cadden
Harry Powles
Edward Orrick
M. L. Keedy
Lela Bailey
Annie Ringes
Clifton Lamkin
L. W. Zeigler
Laura King
Severe cold wave aids heroic winter rescues in West
Denver dispatch notes another bitter cold sweep across the northwest with subzero readings in North Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin. Historic snowbound rescues unfold with horses tractors sleighs planes and a special train used to reach stricken residents including an Idaho girl and a Yellowstone caretaker. An injured pilot and two passengers were located by plane and rescued with horses in Secret Pass near Elko Nevada.
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Denver
Northwest
Idaho
Cottonwood
Ida
Yellowstone
Elko
Nev
Secret Pass
Death of Joseph Marx ties swindle to Gazette du Franc case
Nice France January 27 report notes the first American victim of the Gazette du Franc loss scheme. Joseph Jules Marx a former Chicago resident killed himself in a public square car after a receipt sign by Madame Hanau for 250000 francs was found on him. Five Frenchmen have died by their own hands in connection with the fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
France
Joseph Jules Marx
Chicago
Gazette du Franc
Marx
Madame Hanau
Five Die in Paris Cold Wave Death Toll Rises
In Paris on January 28, a severe cold snap claimed five lives, the worst in the city since 1870. Authorities warned of continued frosts as freezing conditions persisted across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jamison Says Blue Ridge to Operate Again
Jamison states Blue Ridge will operate again with him as sole individual owner. Bachrach has tried to dispose of the Hubs but still holds them, while leaning to retain the team for potentially better finances. Tomorrow's session may fix his path, and the New York Yank-Chambers deal is set to close this afternoon in Chambersburg with Paul Kritchell. The Yankees abandoned Syracuse and Jersey City, leaving the Maroons as the only farm owned outright by New York.
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Bachrach
New York
Chambersburg
Paul Kritchell
Yankee
Yank
Pupil Makes Up Missed Day In Saturday Classes
A Salt Lake City student missed a day of school and will make it up over four and a half years. The article notes sessions resume January 3 and that makeup will occur through special Saturday classes led by Frank Campana.
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Frank Campana
Salt Lake
Markets Report from Wareham Building trading floors
Furnished by W. R. Spielman & Co final market lines show wheat and corn futures with March May and July contracts. Prices fluctuate with wheat at around 125 for March and corn near 98 to 102 depending on contract, reflecting typical midday activity and regional trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Spielman & Co
Wareham
Washington St. Wheat
House Seeks Full Data On Road Celebration Spend
Annapolis Md Jan 28 The Maryland House of Delegates will urge Governor Ritchie to disclose all state roads funds spent on road celebrations. The Cobourn resolution asks for records from the State Roads Commission, including costs for the Crain highway opening in 1927 and toll and Severn river bridge events. The Beck measure seeks a legislative inquiry by a joint grand inquest panel.
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Annapolis
Ritchie
House of Delegates
State Roads Commission
Hartford County
Grand Inquest
House
Beck
Senate
Wilmer
Charles County
Assembly
Armstrong
Ing Joseph C. France
Charles McHenry Howard
Alexander Armstrong
Cobourn
Albert J. Almoney
Road Commission
Crain Highway
Havre de Grace-Perryville
Severn River
State Road Commission
Crain
Havre de Grace
Montgomery County
Washington
Fire destroys four story Summerfield and Hecht building
Detroit Jan 27 Fire destroyed the four story building of the Summerfield and Hecht Furniture Company at Washington Boulevard and Michigan Avenue. Loss placed at 400000. The blaze originated unknown. A watchman found fire in a rear office. Twenty six fire companies fought flames for over two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Summerfield & Hecht Furniture
Washington Boulevard
Michigan ‘Avenue
Wall Street Opens Higher as Buy Orders Lift Stocks
New York stock market started with gains after heavy week end buy orders. Johns Manville rose three points while Radio stock advanced 2½, with 10,000 shares traded. Electric Auto Lite saw 15,000 shares move at 167 3-4, up 1 3-4. Coty Gillette Safety Razor and Erie gained. International Nickel and Woolworth slipped, down 1 and 2 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johns Manville
Coty
Gillette Safety Razor
Erie
International Nickel
Woolworth
Assassin known in Basra ambush case in Iraq
Basra report identifies Ibn Katharin as the leader of the Ajman tribesmen who killed American missionary Reverend Henry A. Bilkert last Monday. He was deposed from the chieftaincy by Ibn Saud of Iraq, making current chief Sheikh Naif Ibn Kelab blameless for the ambush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basra
Irak
Henry A. Bilkert
Ibn Katherin
Ibn Saud
Shiek Naif Ibn Kelab
Need for God is Sermon by Bishop Ward at Saint John’s
The Right Rev John C Ward bishop of the Diocese of Erie Pa led an eight day mission at Saint John's Church drawing a large morning and evening congregation He urged baptismal duty to bring others to Christ and spoke on the need for God from the text My Soul is Athirst for God The mission includes afternoon private conferences and echoes a nationwide Episcopal Church effort to strengthen spiritual life and spread Christ s Kingdom Helen Braley Cavenaugh sang Seek Ye the Lord While He May be Found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint John’s Episcopal Church
John C. Ward
Diocese of
Erie
Saint John’s Church
Ward
Church
Helen Braley Cavenaugh
Episcopal Church
United States
King George Progress Maintained In London
London January 27 The progress of King George was maintained today Lord Dawson visited him morning and evening but no medical bulletin was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King George
Lord Dawson
Hudson pursues sweeter sugar research after Gibbs medal
Dr. Claude S. Hudson, chief of a chemistry division of the U S Public Health Service and recent William Gibbs medalist, is pursuing new sugar field research that appears more promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude S. Hudson
U. S. Public Health Service
William Gibbs
American Chemical Society
Hudson
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New York Observer Funds
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Minnesota
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Ludwig Tire & Parking Co
W. Antietam St. Opp. B. & O. RB. RK
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Blue Ridge
Washington Beauty
Peggy Tyner
Alonzo Tyner
Wall Street
Tom Cross
Need For God
Bishop Ward
St. John’s Church
Remy
Smit
Cary
Hagerstown Bank & Trust Co
Hagerstown, Maryland
Washington Square
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Leitersburg
Maugansville
S. Potomac St
Steve Kuskey
Prop
Hagerstown Tent & Awning CO
Joe Mills
Clearspring Orchestra
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