Dedication of United Brethren Sunday School Auditorium
The United Brethren Sunday School auditorium at Williamsport will be dedicated next Sunday with 1045 AM and 745 PM services. Bishop A. Th Bratton J D of Hagerstown will preach the morning sermon and Rev. A R Ayres, Chief Intendent of the Pourisy ance, the evening sermon. Sunday school meets at 948 AM with a fifteen minute follow service. Trustees named include Rev H B Kotler Clarence Sealand Albert Gussiail Charles ard F T Drake and John treasurer.
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United Brethren Sunday School
Williamsport
Swalay
A. Th Bratton
J. D
Hagerstows
A. R. Ayres
Pourisyance
Ffteen Mitls
H. &. Kotler
Clarence Sealand
Albert Gussiail
Charles Ard
F. T. Drake
John
Creager Upgrades to Family Firm as partner joins HL Creager
Harry J. Creager, who ran a Ham ware store at Hancock, takes in a full partner with 50 MiRoscoe, forming HL Creager & Son. G. R. Thompson sells his interest in Thompson Lumber Co. Hancock to John W. Dietrich, and departs with his wife for Harper's Ferry. The City Garage bids at 73 VI lle.
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Harry J. Creager
Hancock
MiRoscoe
HL Creager & Son
G. BR
Thompson
Thompson Luaiber Co
Lla Sun Irlaw
John W. Dietrich
Harper's Ferry
Douch
Pennsylv
Ville
Panglorn Baseball Team to Face Roanshoro at Willow Lane
The Panglorn baseball team will play Roanshoro at Willow Lane Park Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
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Willow Lane
Officers Installed at Gilead Camp Encampment No 6
Newly elected officers of Gilead Encampment No 6 1 0 C F were installed at the Odd Fellows Temple by Past Grand Patriarch J Winger Draper with assistance from past chiefs. Names include Chief Patriarch Bowsman High Priest Geo C Lowman Sear Warden Roy Thomas and others. After the ceremony guests joined in a reception hosted by Past Grand Patriarch J W Draper. The encampment hopes for full attendance at the dedication of the new Odd Fellows' Rome at Frederick on Sunday July 28.
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Gilead
C. F
Pfica
Odd Fellowst Temple
J. Winger Draper
Bowsman
Geo. C. Lowman
Sear
K. Roy Thomas
Fred M. Wollinger
G. Jesse Stoulenger
J. W. Draper
Jaille Sentinel
G. W. Funkhouser
Ontaiie Sentinel
C. H. Berger
J. Banks
I Hing
pAsners
Piet Gram
Jr. W. Draper
Rome
Frederick
Wireless telephone links ships and land for first time
New York reports a German invention enabling duplex wireless calls between ships at sea and land lines. Mrs. Morris Simpler in New York spoke with her sister aboard the Deutschland about eight minutes, with charges of 2.59 dollars. The system, tested on the Columbus, uses a duplex sending and receiving setup at wavelengths of 1800 or 146 meters, switching instantly between sending and receiving.
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New York
Lieydner Col
Morris Simpler
Eudil Berelsheiner
Philip Berelgheimer
Limer Deutschland
Carl Gerstung
Htt
Teletanker Company
Patenta
Norddeich
Germany
Nis Mieysage Wee
Berlin
Sai Une
Columbus
Presenting Friends With American Flags
A garbled note describes a First National Hawk offering American flags to visitors in a patriotic presentation. It mentions Vansiel business and a sick being clayed, with references to a toga and today, though the text is largely unclear.
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Vansiel Business
Division of Victor shares halts July dividend
Victor Talking Machine Company stockholders receive board notes stating July 1 dividend will be omitted to conserve cash for upcoming product improvements. The firm, deriving eight dollars per share annually, plans substantial enhancements in the near term to support future operations.
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Camden
N.J
Mets
Deaths in Hagerstown area claim two longtime residents
Mrs. B J Grubbs formerly of Hagerstown died suddenly at Nee home in Strasburg Virginia. Word of her death came via sister Mrs. Harry Brown and funeral plans will be made in Strasburg with Mrs Freeland Ankeney Clearspring and Mrs Thomas Moore Washington DC listed as survivors. Allen Yingling longtime Washington County resident died Thursday night at the Mennonite Old Folks Home age in his fifth decade. Born in Carryll County he moved to Hagerstown in 1858 to help his brother Harry Yingling then proprietor of the Washington House. He later became a leading merchant, served as Justice of the Peace, and worked in real estate. Paralyzed years ago he leaves children Walter Yingling Katherine DB W Bemby Edgar Albert and others. Funeral Saturday at 4 pm at the Chapel of Suter Broad with Rose Hill Cemetery interment. Mrs Nelle Kling wife of Ray King died at Washington County Hospital Thursday at age 84. Surviving are her husband and children Raymond Eugene B Harold J Dorothy J sister Daisy Ensminger brother Geo Kochhnour. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm with services at the house and Rose Hill Cemetery interment. GARO OF THANKS. The family thanks friends for kindness during illness and death of wife and mother Mrs Thomas White and daughter.
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B. J. Grubbs
Hagerstown
Nee
Strasburg
Harry Brown
Brown
Freeland Ankeney
Clearspring
Thomas Moore
Washington, D. C
Allen Yingling
Washington County
Carryll County
Harry Yingling
Washington House
Yingling
Katherine
Walter A. Yingling
Cumberland
Mim
W. Bemby
New York
Edgar
Big Canyon
Oklahoma
Albert
Suter
Nelle
Kling
Ray King
South Locust Street
Washington County Hospital
Raymond J
Eugene B
Harold J
Dorothy J
Daisy Ensminger
Harrisburg
Geo. Kochnour
Harsla
T. Ruler
Rose Hill Cemetery
Harrington Dies at 78. Talbot Leader and Official
Joseph Brutt Harrington longtime Talbot county treasurer and member of the State Industrial Accident Board died at his Baltimore home aged 78. A strong Democratic leader, he served with Charles D. Waoxaman and was survived by his widow and son John H. Harrington. Body to be taken to Easton for burial with Masonic rites by Coats Lodge Houston.
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Joseph Brutt Harrington
Easton
Coats Lodge of Huston
City Garage Reopens Under New Management
The City Garage at 873 875 Virginia Avenue reopens today offering repair services for all makes of cars and motor trucks. Competent mechanics provide courteous service and a line of gasoline oils and greases. Inspect your car before vacation travel to ensure a safe return. Festival notice for First Christian Church piano fund on South Potomac Street July 10 and 11 invites attendance.
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Virginia Avenue
Jesus
Bible School of
First Christian Church
Church Lawn
South Potomac Street
Atty
Lester Brothers Feature Bradley With Janzen Barting Toys
The Maryland Theater hosts a Living Modeln feature tonight led by the Lester Brothers with Bradley and Janzen Barting Toys. AM program details suggest a showcase of miniature figures and artful display in a live setting.
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Lester Brothers
Bradley
Janzen Barting
Living Modeln
Maryland Theater
Francis B Livesey Dies Noted Writer at 80
Francis Buck Livesey, famed writer and defender of non invasive liberty, died last night in Citonsville, Btd., at age 80. His father Eline Livesey died years ago at 102. He helped organize The American Press Writer Association over 35 years ago, now with 1200 members. Mr Gros will speak at the funeral on Sunday.
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Francis Buck Livesey
Ress
Citonsville
Mr. Livesey
Eline Livesey
Webster Geol
Thiasity
T the American Press
Gros
Drive for Members Report at Chamber Meeting
A report on recruiting new members was presented at the weekly Chamber of Commerce gathering at the Women's Club today alongside routine business.
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Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore grain market closing quotes report
Baltimore grain market closing prices show No 2 red wheat unquoted, domestic prices around 1.38, No 2 yellow corn domestic at 1.22, No 2 white oats near 0.55, No 3 oats around 0.66, and rye not quoted. Local quotations from Hagerstown dated July 3 are noted as new wheat and other figures.
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Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Sciatic Neuritis Relief Promoted by Special Formula No 2
An advertisement describes sciatic neuritis with intense nerve pain along the sciatic path and claims traditional treatments fail. It promotes Allenrha Special Formula No 2 as a rapid remedy, asserting pain reduction within 24 hours and eventual complete recovery, with Wareham's City Pharmacy stocking the product.
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Wareham
Miss Sutherland Sues for 10000 in Washington suit
Miss Kath erine Sutherland daughter of former Senator Howard Sutherland of West Virginia and niece of Mrs. Raymond Honterson of Hancock filed suit in Washington seeking damages. She states an automobile owned by Igainer Elias Jacobs collided with her white horse in Washington on May 9. Charles H. Knochs 76 a Cumberland fireman died today after a long association with Volunteer Fire companies.
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Washington
Katherine Sutherland
Howard Sutherland
West Virginia
Raymond Honterson
Hancock
Cumberland
Charles H. Knochs
Bre
Maryland
Scout Meeting for Troop No 1 at Legion Hall
A Boy Scouts of America Troop No 1 will meet at American Legion Hall tonight at 7 30. The gathering invites scouts and guardians to attend the session and discuss upcoming activities and plans.
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Troop No. 1
Boy Scouts of America
American Legion Hall
Bonds Sold In Hancock Public Sale By Bankers
Townsend Scott and Co bankers off Balthmore conducted a public sale of water and sewer bonds in Hancock raising $10 274.
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Townsend, Scott & Co
Balthmore
Hancock
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Bishop Statton
Packard Hudson Essex
Fr. K. Startziman Motor Co
Franklin
Mae
Hagesian
Clarence Kealy & Co
Weat
Washington Street
Gilead Camp
Mid-Ocean
Premitio
Carload
Pennsylvania
Victor
Talking Machine Company
J. M. Lyon
Sunset Avenue
C. E. Abrams
Foundry
Mechanic Street
Ste
G. R. Sinisen
Hamilton Goulevar
Chartes
Cannon Avenue
Baraze
Meyer Verkson
Franklin Street
Read
Snyder Avenue
Poultry House
Wedd
Guy L. Bowird
Chestnut Street
Savage
Mattie L
Garo
Ulag
Usaal
Thomas White
Adv
Jos. B. Harrington
Deir
Maryland Surety & Trust CO
Washington Square
Clestersburg
Marganaville
Beonsboro
Troy Ty
Francis B. Livesey
Hagersown
New Wheat . Com
South Mountain
Conomac Park
Orioles
Hagerstown Athletics
Miss Sutherland
Potomac Edison Company
E. Washington
Hoffmans Style Shop
Hagerstown Tire Co. 710 & Pvt
St. Hagerstown, Md
Chrysler
H. V. Hart Co
Baltimore St
Grey Gables
Hagerstown Storage and Transfer Co. Furniture
Crating
Tolle
Sindod & TX
E. V. Hull
E. Washington St
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