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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1915

Page

3

Social mentions of parties in Hagerstown area

Local society notes detail visits and trips of residents and relatives in Hagerstown and surrounding towns. Attendees include Evelyn Lafever, Sydney L. Maxwell, Charles W. Byerly, Meta Longuneeker, Richard Shehan, Roe, and many others visiting farms, cities, and camps along the Potomac and in Baltimore and Philadelphia.

T. J. C. Williams Connecticut State Bar Association Cape May Charles W. Byerly Oceanity Meta Longuneeker Wiliamsport Richard Shehan Washington George FB. Roulette C. V New York City Venus Mae Striy Baltimore Motor Vehicles Roe Wildis E. North Earl Needy Mra John Stixers Hancock Hunter Fulkstown Hester Fair Potomac Shepherdstown Anne Miller Washington St Solin Mapling University Josiun Hoover Doug Helr Margaret Wrederel Keedysville F. Ringling Halethorpe State Roads Commission Jack Cooper Pitt Marin Thomas Frostburg Fries Percy Thompson Mancock Edward Snyder Arbore Niteall Oak Hue Ave Oak Hue Ave. Yexterday After Spending A Week In Naliniere Cherlon Larshbaugh Will Lenge Mow Mth Mileesol Misa Reuteh Tie W. OM Hontran Albert Nitzelt Gortentny Paitimore E.jolii Mirolavie

GWDDO Company B Seeks Enlistments for Strong Guard

An effort to enlist Company B Wiest Infantry Maryland National Guard to full quota. Armory at Antistans Mall to open September with showers, officers room, quartermaster room, club room and daily hours. Pay scales for encampments and duties listed with promotions for marksmanship. equipment US property. appeal for citizens seeking athletics and club benefits. Contact Captain Kydenckenbaugh at 4041. City files respond on market house benches and building access rights dispute.

Wiest Maryland National Guard Pry Antistans Mall Boyalist 1St Infantry Af N.G Kydenckenbaugh AL. Hyener M.ol. Main Te Market House Dye Market House Magner Myo Auestion City Connect

Hearing Today in Sharpsburg Cheating Charge Case

Attorney J Cleveland Grice to represent Wilson as hearing before Justice Taffin this afternoon. Stevens to be defended as charge heard after session. local residents visit friends and family in Washington and nearby Baltimore area amid notes of pleasant weather and social calls.

Wilson Justics Sharpsburg Ssample J. Cleveland Grice Srce Young Stevens Justice Taffin Olms W. Saiifax Washington Palmer Nnant Mitchell Grissner Baltimoore M Wiener Kuneisley Glasser Hhey

TARDENBERG POSES FOR PICTURE IN JAIL

New York-Teliz Tardenterg posed for a photograph in the jail yard of the Turin person where he stood as a witness in the trial of Gue tay Ginhi on a perjury charge. Hardenberg 44 was described as a confidential worker for the German government and left New York hastily before being apprehended in Cincinnati.

New York Teliz Turin Perion Guetay Ginhi Federal Jorgie Hardenberg Stadt Cincinnati

Maryland State Road Project Nears Completion This Fall

Chief Engineer Henry W. Shirky of the State Roads Commission projects most of Maryland’s main highway system finished by late summer and October for some sections. Routes from Geran City to Garrett County, and coast to Centerville and Belair to Gallimore, near completion with small gaps. Remaining work includes the Bainstahure Pike to the State line and a few segments in Baltimore and Hagerstown areas, with several contracts active and expected closings in coming weeks.

Henry W. Shirky State Roads Commission Maryland Masten Centerville Kiktot Belair Gallimora Hartmure Nuthwest Barrett County Townes Mote Tat Mothar Gap Fang Parkhead Wassington Oakland Baltimore Charles St. Mary's Countiel St. Inihoes St. Mary's County Point Lookout Daltimore Solomons Jeland Annapolis Ridgeville Washington Shirley Prederick Harpers’ Terry Knoxville Harpers’ Ferry Sranch Eus Bainstahure Pike State Line Gettyeburg

Creek Water Wins Amid Controversial Claim

A fragmentary report notes Creek Water triumphs with references to George 1s Stonebraker Saivey Wachter and J. 3 Wise, suggesting a dispute over Mountain Water purity. It hints at dangers of adulterated drinks and a local test by Tate about diluted liquor causing deaths.

George Stonebraker Saivey Wachter Antietam Tate

Annual Meeting of Royal Woolen Mills Company Designers

The general meeting of designers and managers of the Royal Woolen Mills Company stores was held yesterday. After church they dined at the Hotel Hamilton with a special reservation. An afternoon session occurred in the company offices with attendees R. H. Spielman W. S. Bart H. B. Bitner J. Etter F. C. Schaale H. Lee Strickler and others from various towns. GANDEN TOOLS J. D. Moki

Royal Woolen Milla Company Hotel Hamilton Soriaessian Wan R. H. Spielman W. S. Bart Martinbourg H. B. Bitner Chambaraburg

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