Farmers Picnic at Washington County Opens August Date
The Eats For Kids and Farmers Pic-Nic attract about a thousand children with programs arranged by Stanley Day and Hall to entertain youngsters and ease duties for parents. Merchants may donate prizes like flashlights and baseball gear. Milk demonstration returns at nominal cost, and a farmers versus Charter of Commerce baseball game will cap the event. The athletic program details will be published once finalized by Mr Hast.
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Fegutax
Aveaia
Xis
Washington Farmers
Incal Merchanta
Washington County
Charter of Commerce
Hast
Moose Move Delights Loyal Order of Moona at New Quarters
The Loyal Order of Moona celebrated the opening of their three story West Antietam Street lodge with a reception. The former Eagles and Knights of Columbus building houses the club rooms with social spaces and officers’ headquarters. Refreshments were served as J Grice chaired, with W C Conley Clem Brickinoot R D Keller W Baschiel and R B R Wands on the committee. The lodge previously occupied the second floor of the Second National Bank building.
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Order of
Moona
West Antietam Street
The
Eagles
Knights of Columbus
J. €. Grice
W. C. Conley
Clem Brickinoot
R. D. Keller
W. Baschiel
R. BR. Wands
Second National Bank
Plan To Observe No Accident Week In City
Representatives of the Chamber of Commerce and industrial associations met to perfect plans for No Accident Week July 17 24 in Hagerstown. Local organizations will cooperate to reduce accidents as incidents have risen recently in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Hagerstown
Frederick
Hagerss
Deaths of Mrs Margaret Yakel in Reach Cal July 8
The body of Mrs Margaret Yakel died suddenly at Reach California on July 8 while en route to Baltimore for burial. The service will be held Thursday morning at Mount Hebalnd Park avenues then to Immaculate on Church Mary. Survived by Louis Yakel, Mrs Barry Owl, Mrs Len eton, and Violet Whisses.
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Margaret Bar‘Yate
Reach
Cal
Baltimore
Seatderes
Mount Hegaland
Park
Street Board Clashes Over City Funds And Repairs
Street Board fends off dispute with Councilman Bowman over city funds and charter duties after a drain repair decision. Parking limits posted on Washington and Potomac streets. Police records show 142 arrests, $411 in fines. City Light Co. ordered to rewire northern areas, $14,000 collected. Silent patrolman contract approved for Potomac and Antietam.
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Charles Bowman
Bowman
Municipal Light Co
Washington
Jonathan
Potomac
Franklin
Antietm
Franer Hospital
H. Washington Bt
Chist
Polles Barber
Beyard
A. B. Grubmyer
The
City Light Co
DOKKIES GREAT NITE TONIGHT CEREMONIAL PARADE
The Dramatic Order Knights of Khoraysan hold a 6 29 ceremonial tonight. A parade forms at Pythian Castle Franklin Street and marches to Potomac Washington Jonathan Baltimore Potomac then to the Chamber of Commerce rooms for a banquet about 7 16. Afterward the group goes to the Armory for a large class of tyres to join the highest rank. Dokkins in the city are invited. event is a local over-ride affair due to national growth.
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Khoraysan
Pythian Castle
Franklin St
Franklin
Potomac
Washington
Jonathan
Baltimore
Chamber of Commerce Rooms
County commissioners order repairs to bridges and roads
The county commissioners ordered rebuilding of two bridges and filling of some roads. One bridge is in the Wilson district and the other on Frog Hollow road near Williamsport. A drainage system review at Williamsport follows town appeals. Highfield residents seek a Western Maryland road from Buena Vista to Highfield. Paving starts on the Greencastle pike from Huyetts to Cearfons Thursday. Sharpsburg pike is completed.
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Wilson District
Frog Hollow
Williamsport
Restienta
Ighfeld
Maryland
Buena Vista
Highfield
Olling
Greencastle
Huyetts
Cearfons
Sharpsburg
Firemen Repair Hall as Potomac Street Re paved
The first Hose Company repairs their hall on South Potomac Street while the street is repaved. Apparatus is stored at the Plonger truck house as new beans are laid and a hard wood floor will be installed.
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South Potomac Street
Plonger Truck House
China disarmament talks progress unclear amid mixed signals
Amid confusing and garbled reports from a Washington source, officials discuss China’s stance on disarmament. The statement appears fragmented and unclear, with inconclusive hints about possible concessions or delays.
Harding sounds knell of bonus bill in Senate delay
Washington May 13 Republican leaders claimed a wide majority of veterans favor delaying the soldier bonus bill. President Harding asked for temporary postponement citing treasury strain and threats to financial stability. He urged action on tariff and tax measures, noting limited progress on redistributing wartime taxes.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Treasury
Phere
Move to stamp out lynchings by mobs in America
Washington July 12 enlisment of all churches in concerted endeavor to stamp out mob violence and lynching and establish interracial committees in local communities were included in a program adopted today by the commission on negro churches and race relations created by the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America Important notice election of officers of Central Labor Info Wednesday night July 18 All delegates are urgently requested to be present Robert Snydar TAS President
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Washington
Endanvor
America
Commission On Negro Churches and Race Relations
Federa Council of Churches of
Chelot
Central Labor
Robert Snydar
TAS
MARKETS Prices By The Federal Milling And Refrigerating Co
Prices quoted detail old and new wheat flour bran meal feeds and grain values across several commodities. Notes show butter potatoes bacon lard beans and other staples with per unit figures and ranges. The fragmented OCR lists prices for hay corn meal oats and various farm products with inconsistent typographic errors.
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Federal Milling and Refrigerating Co
Fraternal Mystic Circle to Spionte at Braddock Heights
Fraternal Mystic Circle Blue Mountain Ruling No. 113 hosts a spionte at Braddock Heights on Wednesday July 20. Departure time changed from 1:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. on a chartered car round trip. Free ice cream for all attendees. Report to McCune's Studio by Saturday the 16th. Committees promise a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Mystic Circle
Blue Mountain
Braddock Heights
McCunes
New Repair Shop Ad Promises Same Day Service
Special to introduce my new shop and workmanship. I will repair for the next 16 days at low prices. Best feather for 1.00, rubber heels 46 cents. Repairs for women and children's shoes with guaranteed work. Postal or phone 12633. Will call, repair and deliver the same day. Modern Shop Repairing Shop 404 W Washington Street.
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Rogers
Washington
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