Scouts Leave for New Camp at Pearre Maryland
The second batch of Boy Scouts departed yesterday for a two week or longer stay at Pearre Maryland camp. They aim to beat the records of earlier groups and set good examples. Enrolled are Troop 12 Elmer Rouzer Ed Cusher Woodrow Middiekavis Robert Womack Jim Webb Jack Lowman Bob Campbell Thomas Campbell Tom McCardell Vernon Simmons Robert Carter Troop 1 Blair Bauschamp Albert Flery Troop 1 Yankstown Donald Gimple Leon Taylor Ned Schindel Troop 2
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Pearre
Elmer Rouzer
Ed Cusher
Woodrow Middiekavis
Robert Womack
Jim Webb
Jack Lowman
Bob Campbell
Thomas Campbell
Tom McCardell
Vernon Simmons
Robert Carter
Blair Beau
Boy Scout Troops and Leaders List Mixed in Local Page
A fragmented OCR readout shows numerous Scout leaders and troops with names such as Thurston Higgs Billy Kretzer Robert Nichols Bill Starkey Allen Stouffer and others across Troops 5 6 4 2 10 12 1 and 1 Brownsville Hancock Funkstown Brownsville Langdon Backus. The text appears as a roster or directory fragment without full context.
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Thurston Higgs
Billy Kretzer
Robert Nichols
Bill Starkey
Allen Stouffer
Richard Hannan
Colbourne Jones
Leon Hamilton
Bill Layman
Henry Laughlin
Bruce Danzer
Gerald Dekstine
William Horst
Charles Alvin McCauley
Elwood Hall
Funkstown
Guy Hoffmaster
Richard Hoffmaster
Russell Keener
Clinton Beachley
Harold Kusner
L. Keim
Harry Larin
Roderick Reed
James Bear
Olive Miller
Hancock
Lee Lane
Ikenneth Berringer
Dean Marquart
Brownsville
Langdon Backus
Rotary Officials To Attend Meet in Frederick
Thomas L. Smith president and Paul H. Gruber secretary of the Hagerstown Rotary Club will attend the two day annual assembly for Rotary presidents and secretaries of the 34th district in Frederick. About 100 Rotarians expected at the Maryland State School for the Deaf where Ig natius Bjorlee leads the district. George Harris will speak at the opening session and Guy Gundaker will give the afternoon address. Roy Danzer will discuss the relation of president and secretary to the board of governors and to aims and objects.
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Thomas L. Smith
Hagerstown
Guy Gundaker
Rotary International
Roy Danzer
Board of Governors
Charlton Notes From July 10 Visitations and Illness
Mrs. Guy Mongan and sons Guy Dr and Howard of Baltimore visit Mrs. Howard Ankeney Charlton. Mrs Abe Moore is ag and able again. Mrs Joseph Moore home from Pennsylvanias visit with son Gordon. H N Ankeney bedbound by illness. Jacob Needy hurt falling at home. Pearl Ebersole stayed with brother Day. George Grote and N F Hoge hosts. Mary Gehler visited Genevieve Mevore. H N Ankeney daughter Dorothy visited Mrs George Shank Wadnesday. Beulah Shank slowly improving at Pinesburg. Guy Needy of Baltimore visiting.
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Charlton
Guy Mongan
Guy
and Howard
Baltimore
Howard
Ankeney
Abe Moore
Joseph Moore
Gordon
Pennsylvania
H. N. Ankeney
Jacob Needy
Pearl ‘Ebersole
Day
George Grote
N. F. Hoge
Mary Gehler
Genevieve Mevore
Dorothy
George Shank
Courtney Grosh
Ross Kreps
Dorothy Ankeney
Helen Seibert
Beulah Shank
Iss
Pinesburg
Guy Needy
Baltimoore
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O Neill’s Wife Wins Divorce in Reno Case
A Reno divorce awarded to Mrs Eugene O Neill follows her claim against playwright Eugene O Neill. The article notes their separation and frames the ruling as a high profile household matter.
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Eugene O'Neill
Reno
Youth Paroled After Home Break-In Case
Junior Lushbaugh fourteen was arrested at home on High street by Juvenile Officer Jacob Saylor as the last of four boys tied to breaking into Y Al Williams home on Virginia avenue. Judge H E Snyder paroled him to his attorney William Bovey with reporting requirements. Lloyd Stains and Cavanaugh Welche testified to Lushbaugh’s group membership. Howard Bishop Harbaugh, another member, was caught in the act at Dr Victor D Miller’s home.
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Junior Lushbaugh
High Street
Jacob Saylor
Y. al Williams
Virginia Avenue
William Bovey
H. E. Snyder
Lushbaugh
Lloyd Stains
Maryland School For Boys
Cavanaugh Welche
Martinsburg Tragedies Include Fatal Train Collision
A Martinsburg man, Roland Creamer, 40, was killed when his machine was struck by a fast B and O train at Flage's Crossing east of Martinsburg. Raymond Wilson was injured in a motorcycle collision on the Martinsburg Williamsport road, while Mr and Mrs John L Robertson suffered serious injuries in a separate crash on the Berkeley Martinsburg road. A suspect remains at large after the body was found. At the negro festival eyewitnesses say Jones taunted Wedlock during the event and Wedlock’s youth was later found with three stab wounds.
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Roland ‘Creamer
Martinsburg
Flage’s Crossing
Raymond Wilson
Charles’ Thomas Haywood
Keedysville
Martinsburg-Williams
John L. Robertson
Berkeley-Martingburg Road
Robertson
Pannett
Jones
Youy
No Trace Found Of Suspect In Winchester Slaying
Police report no trace of James Jones a 39 year old Winchester man sought in the fatal stabbing of Joe Wedlock 42 in Winchester after a negro festival. Jones escaped after the shooting.
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James Jones
Winchester
Joe Wedlock
Jones
Labor supply deemed sufficient nationwide
Washington reports from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics that farm labor supplies are sufficient to meet demand in most areas despite rising industrial employment. The assessment notes regional variation but overall adequate labor availability.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
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Harry 5S. Myers
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Elva M. King
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Ast Fluor
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Washington St
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E. Washington St
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Roney Bros. Wall-Paper
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Anitary EA Food
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Studebaker
S. Potomac St
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