Larceny arrest linked to taxi driver case in Waynesboro
Howard Curtis a colored man from Pen-Mar was arrested in Waynesboro on larceny charges. Gabler, a taxi driver from Kine Summit, drove a party to Haverstows and returned to Waynesboro where the fare remained unpaid. Curtis was taken before Squire Potter and the case settled with Curtis paying costs.
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Howard Curtis
Gerstown
Waynesboro
Oliver Frankite
Gabler
Kine Summit
Haverstows
Breil
Gable
Curtis
Squire Potter
Curtin
Tag
Local News Briefs From Williamport And Nearby
Warmer weather predicted but heat not severe yet. residents travel for vacations between Williamport Hagerstown and Frostburg. Dental laboratory opens offices in the Den Building. a westward trip and several families residing in Hagerstown Baltimore and Lancaster are noted for visits and lengthy stays.
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The
Den
Social Calendar items from a local listing
The column lists weekly social events and meetings at Willow Grove Park and area venues. It notes Syncopaters performances, Oritant Civil In their Club Reama meetings, Women’s Bible Lines at St Paul’s Methodist, a First Mose Company festival by the Fire Hall, and local church activities at Pen Map Park.
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Oritant Civil
Reama
Witlow Grove Park
St. Paul's Methodist Church
First Mose Company
Raudon
Pen Map Park
Birthday party honors Miss Kendle in Waynesboro
A church district social notes a birthday party held at Mrs C H Lear’s home for Miss Pauling Kendle. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wear and daughter Dorothy and many local families with games and refreshments. Local community mentions accompany the event with names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
C. H. Lear
Misa Pauling Kendle
Mina Paulice
C. H. Wear
Dorothy
Congress Chooses Reverend Nonvant Pastor in Lynchburg
Reverend Wm Nonvant of Wiret Jbriatian Church is elected head of the Dinciptas of Christ congress in Lynchburg Virginia for next year, following the season close. The selection occurred at the close of the Lynchburg session.
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Congress
Wm. Nonvant
Wiret Jbriatian
Thia City
Jhoads
Christ Tongresd
Jung
Lynchburg
Lyne Bare
Don't Get Hurt Week Promotes Road Safety in Maryland
In Hagerstown and across Maryland a safety campaign urges caution to prevent accidents this week. Posters, signs, and officials urge careful driving and walking as ministers, school superintendents, police, and the H and F Trott Company support campaigns. Last year ten accidental deaths in the state spurred this effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Maryland
F. Trottey
Gresees
Baltimore
Leus
Live Stock Market Report for Baltimore Trade
The Baltimore stock report lists calves veal and hog prices with quotes for heavy market cattle meats. Lambs and sheep segments note wool and buck qualities, while hogs show straight, bale yard and sows to quality levels. prices appear per head with varied quality descriptors.
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Baltimore
Bayley
Ivo Ples
Watze
American Legion Annual Picnics Held Across Town
The American Legion hosted its annual picnics with services and community events noted in morning gatherings. Members from local posts attended, sharing meals and information about post activities and veteran support programs.
The Automobile and the Child Safety Warning
A historical notice warns drivers that children under ten are often unpredictable near streets. It emphasizes driver responsibility, urges slow driving, and perfect attention to avoid accidents. The text notes children can dash into the road during play and that misjudgments occur frequently. It references a Maryland event opening yesterday.
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United States
Maryland
Estrada to Probe Uprising in Tampico
Mexico City reports Enrique Estrada minister of war will travel to Tampico to investigate the uprising origins. Officials say Herrera’s surrender may quell revolutionary troubles for now. William Green of Hueseca Petroleum facilitated the surrender to Gen Gomes of federal troops in the Tampico district.
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Enternational
Mexico City
Enrique Extrada
Tampico
Omclals
Herrera
Willam Green
Hueseca Petroeum Company
Gomes
Embryo Soldiers Leave for Camp to Train as Warriors
Company 8, Maryland Regiment, National Guard, departed for Camp Ritchie Saunders Ridge with 71 men under Capt J C Lane. They will receive two weeks of modern warfare training focusing on organization hygiene and rifle marksmanship. Athletic contests are planned and a Special Programs day on July 20 will feature past members and attendees with Gov Ritchie and city mayors expected.
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Maryland Regiment
National’ Guard
Camp Ritchie
Saunders Rauge
J. C. Lane
Maryland
National Guard
Ritchie
Verdunlike sounds as drill scars city alley war front
This morning a noisy construction drill produced a battlefield like atmosphere in an alley between the Library and the Mall Building. Wires quivered and workers pretended normality amid the clamor, with reporters straining to focus on their pages while the city shook.
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Grilla
Literary Digest
CHEWSVILLE WINS TWO GAMES SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Chewsville with Stockalager pitching won two games Sunday afternoon, beating Cayetown 3 to 8 in 10 innings and Lotteraburg 18 to 11. Shilling caught the flat game Jana Shaw the second. Cayetown batters were Walters, Houser, Laltersburg, Myers, Snodder ey and McKenzie. Man drowned in Potomac Cumberland July 18 John Epperson aged 28 of Pittsburgh drowned in the south branch near Springfield W Va. His body was recovered. Epperson with his wife was visiting at the farm of his father-in-law John Beltz. He went to bathing and shortly after he lunged into the water, sank and did not come up, attacked by cramps. Want the cellar whitewashed Read the classified ad.
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Chewaville
Stockalager
Cayetown
Lotteraburg
Shilling
Jana Shaw
Walters
Houser
Laltersburg
Myers
Snodderey
McKenzie
Potomac
Cumberland
John B. Epperron
Pittsburgh
Springfield
W. Va
Epperson
Mme Wif
Indaw
John Beltz
Negro Pythians Hold Convention in City Festivities
The Negro Knights of Pythreyara open a three day convention in Asis city. They will parade through the Negro section and White business district with many visiting lodges attending. A.B. Wilson serves on the lodge cabinet during the stay at Samaritan Hall.
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Negro Knights of Pythreyara
Asis City
Samaritan Hall
A.B. Wilson
Orchestra Tonight In Willow Grove Park
One of the finest orchestras ever appearing in Magerstown is scheduled for Willow Grove Park tonight The Eyncopators a New York aggregation which recently played at Madison Square Garden. Tuesday night Everybodys Night will be carried out according to the schedule which was spotted by Priddy because of rain.
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Magerstown
Willow Grove Park
Eyncopators
New York
Madison Square Garden
Tragedy at Swan Creek Drowns Three in Ohio River
Fright after a sudden step into deep water in the Ohio River at Swan Creek, ten miles below Point Pleasant, West Virginia, costs three lives. Panic spread before calm returned, but rescuers arrived too late.
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Point Pleseant
W. Va
Ohio River
Swan Creek
Hearlh
Sermon at City Park and Political Notes
A sermon by Dr. Bett R. Wagner at City Park preceded by the Hagerstown Band. the Reformed Church choir performed with a cornet solo by G. B. Pathemy. The Union plans a brief meeting at First Brethren Church for two short discussions on local plans. Also reports: Montgomery County Republicans seek at least one woman on the ticket next fall. A Mint Spring woman, Me Faybart, shot herself near Mint Spring, taken to a hospital with a possible fatal wound.
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Bett R. Wagner
Reformed Church
Hagerstown Mg Band
Bible Clues Union
First Brethren
Antietam and
Mulberry
Rockville
Montgomery County
Republican Central
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Wells
Runilay
Richard Derr
Mail
W Wack
Tar
Anders
Wren Dodd
Quceta
W. C. Bowser
Williamaport
Washington
William Sterling
Wiamsport
Frostburg
Clyde H. Sowers
Virginia
West
Cedar Rapids
Bart J. Breeding
Wurlington
Fred Beeter
Robert Rupp
H. Cloow
Afl
Hees Votan
Lancaster
Parker and Son
Howard
Mr. Beater
Polomay
Bharnaburg
Brickler
Hilen Weiser
Selomon, Jr
Mary
Harry Melser
Itdian Springs
Maggia Fagnacht
Shady Sawer
Frank Bpicklur
Mies Lele Miller
Mise Tillie Miller
Laura Wolford
Alma Dennis
Frank Spieler
Binday
Cross
Newport News
Frank
Croy
Thomas Pittenger
Guther Friah
Kieffer Gellert
Misa Mary
Selbert
Frank Hw
Marthy Buickter
Harold Wibberly
Toni
Franklin
Mather
Harold
Willow Luxe
First Baptist
Washington Square
Amerrigan Legion
Wéetertay
Amarican Legion of Tia
Pilgrims’ Landing
Mary Colton
Taniland
Plymouth Hock
Estrada
Mexico
Saunders’ Range
Verdun Battlefield
Chewsville
Gabriel Poulain
Avielis
Cyatetfane
Sue
Longchamps
Paris
Poulain
Ua Glad
EL Foley
Kins Mach
Stanley
City Pars
Dr. Wagner
Self
Staunton
Mire
Fiaybart
Mint Spring
Auicida
D. H. Fleming
Zemme
Zingling Auto & Carriage Works
Lee and
South Streets
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