Social and Local News Warmth and Travel Notes
The column reports warmer weather forecasts and local social updates. Richard Derr of HBS Mail returns from a week’s vacation while Mr and Mrs Wilson Dodd host guests. Williamsport visitors travel from Frostburg and others return from trips to Cedar Rapids and Baltimore. The Hagerstown Dental Laborator y opens in the Dent Building. Mrs Clyde Sowers of Virginia visits Cedar Rapids. Earl J Breeding and family stay with Frances Bruning in Boonsboro as neighbors and friends visit Potomac near Sharpsburg.
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Richard Derr
Hbs Mail
Wilson Dodd
Nye
W. ©. Bowser
Williamsport
Washington
Hagerstown
Birthday Party Honors Pauline Kendle at Lear Home
Community notices list Mrs 0 H Lear and family hosting a birthday party for Pauline Kendle with games and refreshments. Numerous local residents and relatives attended, sharing well wishes for more happy birthdays. Also mentions a local backstop event and a baseball scene with Harold Bayb and a planned game at Willow Lane.
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H. Lear
Mise
Pauline Kendle
Mies Pauling Tany
Dorothy
W. A. Kendie
Pauline
Agnes
Genevieve
Bon ‘Lester
Lawrence McClain
Catherina McClain
Louise NcClain
Russel Hers
Catherine Fanver
Walter Ceartoss
Clende Potterfeld
Mary Potterfeld
Margaret Dyke Hugene Tribby
Webster Roe
Louize Magaha
Alta Jonon
Julia Chaney
Thisty
Carria Rowe
Teabel Bailey
Amelia Bailey
Alive Amutth
Edward Powell
Fonkstown
Paul Bhifler
Misa Margaret
Frantz
Waynesboro
Washington Aquars
M. B
Harold Bayb
Willow Lane
Firat Bapuet
Woshington Square
Social Calendar announces weekly church and park events
Calendar lists Bynecoaters at Willow Grove Park Monday and Women’s Bible Class at St Pauls Thursday. It mentions Otitaii Cla meeting in Central Building, Willow Grove Park’s Everybody’s Night postponed from Friday, First Hose Company annual festival before the Fire Hall, and a local Reformed Churches union at Peo Mar Park.
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Oritaii
Willow Grove Park
St. Paul's Methodist Church
First Hose Company
Peo Mar Park
Don’t Get Hurt State Day Campaign In Maryland
A statewide push in Maryland named Dont Get Hurt Week aims to cut road and transit accidents. Clergy officials police and business leaders urge careful behavior across Maryland towns including Hagerstown during the observance with ads on signs and in stations to reduce fatalities from accidents.
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Hagerstown
Bip
Tural
Napers
Bay
City
Stata
Trafis
Pastora
Maryland Ip
Poltca
Trak
Baltimore
Livestock Market Prices and Quality Notes
Livestock prices listed for Baltimore noting cattle types from cows to steers with quality categories fair to good. Lambs and sheep quoted with wool, hogs priced by quality, and pigs with implied figures. quoted entities include Sage and Béndye among others.
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Beltimore
American Legion Annual Picnic Clash Confusion News
Unclear OCR text describes American Legion annual picnic with disrupted details. Mentions names and possible participants, but content is garbled with missing or misread words. No clear event outcomes or locations are discernible from the fragment.
The Automobile and the Child Drives Caution on Streets
A historical warning notes drivers bear most responsibility for child casualties in traffic near homes and sidewalks. It explains children's limited judgment and quick actions, urging slower speeds and constant control of the vehicle to prevent accidents. The piece references an opening in Maryland.
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United States
Maryland
Estrada to Probe Uprising in Tampico
Mexico City reports minister of war Enrique Estrada will travel to Tampico to investigate the uprising's origin. Authorities hope Herrera's surrender has paused revolutionary troubles in the Tampico oil district. Gen Herrera surrendered to Gen Gomes, commander of federal troops there, with mediation by William Green of Huaco Petroelum Company.
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Mexico City
Enrique Estrada
Tampico
Omidale
Herrera
Wilam Green
Huceoca Petroeum Company
Gomes
Embryo Soldiers Leave for Camp Ritchie Training
Company B of the 1st Maryland Regiment National Guard from this city departed yesterday with 71 men under Capt. J. C. Lane for Camp Ritchie at Saunders Range. They will undergo two weeks of military training including sanitation, hygiene, rifle practice, and instruction by National Guard officers. Athletic contests are planned, with special programs on Wednesday July 27 as honored regimental members and mayors of larger cities attend with Gov. Ritchie.
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Maryland Regiment
National Guard
Camp Ritchie
Saunders Range
J. C. Lane
Maryland
Ritchie
Rome
Verdunlike drill halts in alley sewer work near library
This morning loud drilling for sewerage tore through an alley between the Library and the Mall Building. Two heavy walls stood as cables hummed while workers imagined a war front. Phones rang quietly, and the scene felt tense and noisy in a bland office district.
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Literary Digest
Chewsville Wins Two Games Sunday Afternoon
Chewsville defeated Cavetown 9 to 8 in 10 innings and beat Lettersburg 18 to 1 with Stockslager on the mound. Al Salling and Shaw handled catching duties in the first game and the second. Cavetown's battery were Waiters and Houser, while Leitersburg used Myers, Snodderly, and McKensin. A separate item reports John B. Person of Pittsburgh, 88, drowned in the Potomac near Springfield W Va while visiting. body recovered.
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Chewsville
Stockslager
Cavetown
Lettersburg
Salling
Shaw
Waiters
Houser
Leitersburg
Myers
Potomac
Cumberland
John B. BP
Person
Pittsburgh
Springfield
W. Va
Ypperson
John Reltz
Negro Knights of Pythian Hold Convention Parade
The Negro Knights of Pythian open a three day convention in the city at Samaritan Hall with a parade through the Negro section and the white business district. A. B. Wilson hosts the lodge cabinet members during their stay.
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Negro Knights of Pythian
A. B. Wilson
Orchestra Tonight at Willow Grove Park in Hagerstown
One of the finest orchestras appears in Hagerstown at Willow Grove Park tonight. The New York aggregation Tha Byncopatory, fresh from Madison Garden, performs as “Everybody's Night” per the schedule which was spoiled by a rain forecast Friday.
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Hagerstown
Willow Grove Park
Tha Byncopatory
New York
Madison Bqnara Garden
Tragedy in Swan Creek Drowns Three Boys
In Point Pleasant West Virginia on July 18 a boy stepping into deep Ohio river water at Swan Creek near town led to three drownings. Residents say panic and confusion followed the accident as bystanders attempted rescue.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Ohio River
Swan Creek
Heale
Unclear larceny case ends with restitution in Pottinger area
Howard Curtis colored of Gerxtown employed at Pen-Mar was arrested in Waynesboro by Officer for larceny. Gabler drove a party from Rue Bammit to Hagerstown and back, leaving early. Curtis and Debbee were involved. Curtis did not pay fare. He was taken before Squire Potter, case settled, Curtis went on to the mountain where a friend paid the costs.
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Howard Curtis
Gerxtown
Pen-Mar
Weynesboro
Gabler
Squire Potter
Curtie
Sermon at City Park Opens Weekend Series
A sermon by Dr. Scott R. Wagner at City Park led a Sunday gathering, with the Reformed Church choir and a G. S. Pullen cornet solo. The Bible Class Union plans weekly sermons at the park, followed by music from the Reformed Church.
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Union
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Parker and Son
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Ara
Bester
Bharpeburg
Hilag Uelser
Denenter
Bolomon, Jr
Mary
Beyara
Dayea
Harry Hel
Indian Springs
Maggie Fasnacht
Shady Bower
Frank Rpickler
Migs
Lois Miller
Gleatspring
Miss the Miller
Misuea Santa Wolford
Alma Deunis
Frank ,Spickier
Frank Hull
Martha Eplekien
Wmhads
Norment
Jurst Thrlatinn
Thin Esty
Christ Congresa
Chesapeake Area
Possi
Lynchuirg
Tyneh- Us
Han HL Wit
LIV
Amerrican Legion
Elty Yauterlay
Ayanat
Pic Nic
Marly
Pilgrims’ Landing
Mary Colton
Plymouth Rock
Gabriel Poulain
Paris
Poulain
Estrada
Mexico
Saunders’ Range
Verdun Battlefield
Chewaville
ATO Cutans
Stanley
Bae
Ysemmer Elon S
RES
Cloyern
Dr. Wagner
Bea
Rockville
Montgomery County
Reputican Central
Self
Staunton
Mr. Geyhart
Mint Spring
South Potomac Street
Yingling Auto & Carriage Works
Lee and
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