Mrs Hollar Dies At Greencas tle
Mrs Alice Hollar widow of George Hollar died at her East Caltiore Street home after a long illness at 78. Born in Maryland she moved from Hagerstown as a girl and was noted for hospitality and charity. She belonged to Grace Church and is survived by daughter Mrs James Graham and son Nevil Hollar, plus two grandchildren and a sister. Funeral Saturday at two from her home. interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Greencastle
Alice Hollar
George Hollar
Fast Caltiore Street
Bharily
Parkersburg
W. Va
Morris Pretzman
Town
East Baltimore Street
Hollar
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Clement Witmer
Columbus
Ohio
Visttera
Jacob Shank
Baltimore Street
Mr. Witmer
Mra. Shaul
Ellis Kendel
Baltimore
George Detrich
Philadelphia
Mr. Detrich
South Walllington Street
James Graham, Jr. Lancaster
Cantilevers All Day Shoes Ad Warns of Comfort Claims
An OCR fragment promotes Cantilever shoes as all day wear with promises of supreme comfort. It touts textile arch support and flexible Cantilever arch that molds to the foot, claiming to prevent arch weakness and provide natural action from the first step.
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Anya
Greens Shade Palette For Winter Fashion Trends
The article highlights fresh winter greens including fern green directoia green and Moroccan green with a focus on soft deep shades. It notes the variety of greens appearing this season and hints at their versatility in wardrobes.
Amazing Says: Mrs Fuller Hails Tanlas Aid
Mrs Garris C Fuller of Baltimore credits Tanlas for dramatic relief after years of nervous breakdown insomnia headaches indigestion and dizziness She reports regained energy and ability to work all day with improved sleep and mood following treatment cited as the only remedy that helped her condition.
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Tanlas
Garris C Fuller
West Latayelio Ave
Baltimore
Mil
Jane
Elks to Meet in Atlanta for Next Convention
Atlantic City July 14 The order decided to hold next year's convention at Atlanta and plan a building program costing millions of dollars. Assets of subordinate lodges total 358,099,234 and 31 new Elks homes are to be erected nationwide as part of an elaborate year long growth plan led by retiring Grand Exalted Ruler William Wallace Mountain.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Atlanta
William Wallace Mountain
Grand Lodge
Elks’ National
Local Center Plans Rise in Chicago Doubtful Claims
A fragment notes discussions about a new administration Bolling center to be located in Chicago, described as the future hub of Dikdout, with uncertain prospects and no confirmed details.
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Orial” Rad Administration Bolling
Chicago
Dikdout
Strawberry Giraffe Fine Drawn For 1000 In Bath Case
International News reports Bath township resident Ernia Singer faced a $1000 fine and costs after admitting he made nothing claimed by his product the strawberry giraffe. Deputy sheriffs seized his bull as authorities brought the case. The judge B D Writeh presided, rejecting Singers assertion of superiority for the product.
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AKON
B.D. Writeh
Ernia Singer
Bath Township
Sim
Ier
Barn Destroyed by Lightning in Chewesville Storm
Lightning struck the barn of Charles Baker near Board's Church Chewesville, igniting a pine barn and destroying this year's 27 wagon loads of wheat plus other grain and farm equipment, with total damages estimated over 25000. Mr. Baker and neighbors saved stock and tools before the blaze spread to outbuildings and wagon shed.
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Charles Baker
Chewesville
Mr. Baker
Baker
Baker Sali Lastaugh
Indictments Quashed Against UMW Officers in Mingo County
Charleston July 14 Judge R D Baley of the Mingo County Circuit Court quashed indictments against United Mine Workers officials and members over murder arson and conspiracy tied to industrial trouble in Mingo County. The action, taken at the request of the prosecuting attorney, cited insufficient evidence.
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Charleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers
Mingo ‘County
R. D. Baley
Mingo County
Courl
Williamson
Talen
General Martin Takes Command At Camp Meade
Brigadier General Charles H. Martin assumed command at Camp Meade and will head the Third Corps Area training center. He succeeds Colonel G. W. Helm after previously leading the Second Infantry Brigade at Camp Dix, with a temporary leave of absence noted during the transition.
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Charles H. Martin
Camp Medda
Third Corps
Camp Meads
G. W. Helm
Camp Meade
Martin
Camp Dix
N. J
Mar ‘Tit Wig
Russian is fined for professional marriage
London July 14 Arthur Learris a Ruagign is named as the man who used marriage as a profession He was brought before a London policy court after it was shown he had wed a succession of women to prevent their deportation The case involved a $1092 marriage.
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Internations News
London
Arthur Learris
Laasrs
Lautroy
Fea
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Te22
Citiz
Park Police
Peesh
Babalus
Mrsc, Fuler
ELKS
Chewsville
Mingo
Meade
Come
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
Virginia Ave
Ly. Dept
Hagerstown
MoMey
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