Music Store Heavy Loser in Fire on South Jonathan Street
A. W. Beachley music store on South Jonathan street was gutted by a late Sunday fire, with damage exceeding 4000 dollars. The blaze confined to the storeroom. Mrs. T. B. Ringer sustained minor injuries rushing to the scene. Roy J. Koogie’s apartment above was smoke-damaged. cause undetermined. Many instruments and music pieces were destroyed and likely beyond repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Beachley
Jonathan Street
T. B. Ringer
Beachley
Roy J. Koogie
Potomac Edison Company
Beachier
Inez Gerling
Theft Reported After Essex Touring Car Stolen
Charles Miller of 1002 Salem Ave reported his Essex touring car stolen from the streets last night. The incident was logged with local authorities and ongoing investigation is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Salem Ave
Fielder Catches Ball From Blimp At 600 Feet
Bing Miller, Philadelphia Athletics right fielder, made a remarkable catch from the Goodyear blimp Mayflower at an altitude of 600 feet. He snagged two of three balls, but the third struck him and knocked him down on the Phillies home field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing Miller
Philadelphia Athletics
Miller
Phillies
Plan to substitute buses for trains between Hancock and Berkeley Springs
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad aims to replace the Hancock Berkeley Springs rail service with buses for passengers and trucks for mail and express, pending Public Service Commission approval. A July 18 hearing before the commission was scheduled after a Berkeley Springs conference with railroad and express officials and a citizen committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Berkeley Springs
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Public Service Commission
Railroad and Express
Cars Collide In Minor Town Crash Involving Clark And Grooms
A collision between John Bell’s car driven by Hubert Clark and Mrs Carrie Grooms’s vehicle on Franklin Street caused extensive damage but no injuries. Police indicated both cars were severely damaged and that the incident occurred yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bell
Hubert Clark
Carrie Grooms
Franklin Street
Last Municipal Band concert at City Park draws eager crowd
The Sunday afternoon City Park concert by the Municipal Band drew enthusiastic reception with encores. Director Buys included Nearer My God To Thee for the first time. A memory contest tested audience guesses on pieces like Somewhere a Voice Is Calling and That's My Weakness Now, with fairness ensured by excluding players families. Next event is Potomac Hillis Independence Day celebration at 8:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldman
God
Langey
Pat
Herbert
Brown
Seredy
Buys
Tate
Buffani
Green
Heat Damaging Early Potatoes in Washington County
Washington County's early potato crop will be very light due to drought and extreme heat. County Agent Milton D. Moore said last night only spotty showers occurred and some areas received no rain. This year's crop is estimated at less than one third of last year's yield, with Franklin County PA reporting similar losses. J H Knode cited drought ruin to Irish Cobblers and greater acreage losses in Franklin County. CAN COLLECTION The city will collect tin cans in the north end this morning and in the south end Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Milton D. Moore
Franklin County
J. H. Knode
Williamsport Painter Robbed on Williamsport Pike
Joseph Morgan, a Williamsport painter, says he was knocked unconscious and robbed of 27 dollars by two men on the Williamsport pike near Kemp's on Saturday night. Police arrested two suspects on a warrant but released them after questioning by Justice Nave. Morgan had hired a taxi in Hagerstown and says the driver and another man redirected him past Williamsport toward Kemp's Mill before the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Morgan
Williamsport
Williamsport Pike
Kemp's
Easterday
Morgan
J. M. Nave
Hagerstown
Kemp's Mill
Brunswick man held for trial on whiskey charge after raid
James Fowble of Brunswick was jailed on $500 bond in People’s Court at Frederick after deputies raided his place Friday night. He faces Circuit Court action on possessing whiskey. A quantity of evidence was seized during the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fowble
Brunswick
Sheriff's Deputies
People’s Court
Frederick
Circuit Court
Cross Word Puzzle Clues Mixed With Errors From Myariaidi
A garbled list presents across and down crossword clues with numerous typos and misread characters. The fragment includes numbers and partial entries such as deflected sound like and like and many uncertain terms, plus a long trailing string of unreadable characters.
Autoist fined for dizzy driving in city court
Charles St. Clair was fined $100 and costs or 90 days in jail for driving an automobile while intoxicated in city court yesterday morning. Arrested Saturday night by Officer Brennan. Ralph Lee was fined $25 and costs for 30 days in jail for carrying concealed weapons, plus $10 on disorderly charges. He was arrested Saturday night by Patrolmen Hamill and Davis for having a blackjack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles St. Clair
John H. Bitner
Brennan
Ralph Lee
Hamill
Davis
Funeral of Mrs Susan Yost Held at St Pauls
The funeral for Mrs Susan Yost wife of Orville Yost of Wellsville Pennsylvania was held at St Pauls Lutheran church Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev W K Diehl. A Lutheran minister Rev Moore from Wellsville praised her Christian life. Contained in the notices are readings on visitors and family members with details of gatherings around Wellsville and surrounding communities. The Bible school at St Pauls ended with a large picnic and a special program during Sunday school services led by Rev Diehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Yost
Orville Yost
Wellsville
St. Paul's
W. K. Diehl
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Moore
Yost
Richard Alvey
Elizabeth
Mason Hurd
F. D. Draper
Harry Hoover
Catherine Palmer
Leona Forsythe
Pearl Ebersale
Luther Frush
John Reel
Harvey Martin
Grace
Mable Hollinger
Wilson’s
Martin
Virginia
Bible School
W. J. Diehl
R. N. Bain
Samuel Seibert
Clearspring
Row’s Park
Conococheague
Lindbergh Lands at Kansas City Airport Tonight
Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh arrived by air from St Louis to inspect the Trans Continental Air Transport route where he serves as technical advisor. Several thousand spectators saw the landing at the Municipal Airport at 7 50 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Kansas City
Chas. A. Lindbergh
CYCLIST KILLED IN GEORGETOWN PIKE CRASH
John Pearl eighteen of Baltimore died after his motorcycle crashed into a car on the Georgetown Pike near Frederick. His companion Lewis Heller, also of Baltimore, was seriously hurt. The car was driven by Etienne Landy of the Swiss Legation in Washington. Magistrate John F Helier Buckeystown said the cycle appeared to lose control at speed, striking the automobile head-on. Landy and his wife were not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pearl
Baltimore
Lewis Heller
Htienne Landy
Legation
Washington
Georgetown Pike
Frederick
John F. Helier
Buckeystown
Acid In Stomach Sours the Food
An authority attributes stomach trouble to acidity not lack of digestive juices. Excess hydrochloric acid slows digestion and ferments food, causing sour meals, gas, and heartburn. The remedy advocated is Lee's Laxative and Cathartic Compound, two spoonfuls in water before breakfast for a week, sold by H. P. Middlekauff Drug Store in Hagerstown Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
H. P. Middlekauff Drug Store
Hagerstown
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R. M. Hays & Bros
Washington Street
Peoples Store
W.ashington
Niagara Falls
Harrisburg
Ningare Falla
Sesytrehhanos
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fielder
Wetherill
R. D. McKee
N. Potomac St
Crowd Hears Park
Lindy
Anne
Colonel Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
New York
Los Angeles
Lone Eagle
Roosevelt Field
L. I
Lindberghs
Columbus
Ohio
Asia
Myariaidi
Ovani
Spickler
ST. RO
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Commercial Small Loan & Finance Co., Inc
Arcade Clos
Washington ST
Silk Shop
W. Franklin St
Connell
American Universal
Wii
C. C. Startzman
Virginia Ave
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