Local lodges aid fund for Frederick Odd Fellows Home
Local Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges from Hagerstown and the surrounding county donate canned fruit and vegetables to stock the larder of the new Odd Fellows Home in Frederick. A $860 appropriation by Potomac Lodge funds dining-room equipment, with further gifts from Hazlett Encampment and others. Dedication ceremonies Sunday will draw more than 500 members from nearby towns and counties.
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Rebekah
Ragerstown
Odd Fellows
Frederick
Gulien
Rebekah Lodge
Harry A. Shafer
Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows
Hagerstown
Hawn
Silead Encampmeent
Qudition
Golden Tie
Mary Young
Hekalt
Potomac Large
Guid Iellowa
Rome
Miederick
Chi Fotlows
Hetekal
Huperstown
Lafayette Temple In Critical Condition At Union Memorial
Lafayette Temple, longtime court reporter and humorist, lies critically ill at Union Memorial Hospital after a pneumonia illness that worsened from an internal disorder. Doctors reported no improvement and Temple’s health deteriorated overnight. A memorial service agreed with local clergy will be held after the hospital notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette P. Temple
Manor
Hageratown
Union Memorial Hospital
Temple
sIat
Palyiatl Club
Desal dispute and court case amid global tensions
In Washington July 24 the Government warns of the desal detriment as nations clash. A divorce case and a marriage license are noted. Various personal notices include styles, a Charlotta Had Military Academy post, Avon Park engineering corps, and Hagerstown Merida travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S$. Pare Charlotta
Vlei Egineering Corps
Avon Park
Pla
VGN
Hagerstown
Merida
CDP Jen
Redunta Ty
Modern Woodmen Camp Formed at Maugansville
Modern Woodmen of America established Ebersole Camp No. 16481 in Maugansville after adopting a class of new members. Attendees included William McCaffrey State Deputy, Frank I. Bennett, W. P. Wachter, Dr. David C. R. Miller, and W. A. Spielman. Charter members reflect the village's conservative and progressive civic goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman of America
Maugansville
Ebersole
William McCaffrey
Washington
Frank I. Bennett
Hagerstown
Supreme Sentinel
W. P. Wachter
David C. R. Miller
W. A. Spielman
Credit sought to fund purebred sire purchases drive
Farmers slated to gain credit extensions for buying pure bred sires as Better Sires Week launches August 4 at Fairgrounds. County Agent Milton D Moon and Specialist visited stock raisers, predicting a large sale of sheep hogs and cattle in trade for registered sires. August 3 sale at Frederick with further sales planned at Frederick Rockville and Belate.
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Sles
Pairgrounds
Milton D. Moon
Specialista
Frederick
Rockvills
Belate
Four Injured In Bad Crash Near Rastatt
Berlin reports four injured in a bus or tram accident near Rastatt Baden as an overheard freight conveyor derailed from an overhead steel cable. A group of youths riding the car fell when the line broke while starting, with two killed and a young man seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Rastatt
Baden
Death notices for Maria Kate Wiipit and Mrs. Sugay Malone
Death notices from Buonshoro and Chambersburg report Maria Kate Wiipit died at home of the Hickeys in Buonshoro at about 1 30 this morning at age 65. She leaves sisters Mary Nadgera Floreura Calder and others. Burial at Ballimons Cemetery. Sugay Malone, 75, died at home in Chambersburg this morning. Survived by husband and children and siblings Frank, RMiott, and others. Funeral plans listed.
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Maria Kate Wiipit
Martin Hickey
Buonshoro
Mary Nadgera
Floreura Calder
Robert Adnicall
Baldimore Purerd
Mouay Morning
Ballimons
Sugay Malone
Tier Hone
Chambersburg
Harduxtand
God Malone
Mitehelma
Hagerstown
Ind
Wises
Liver
Frank and Rmiott
Minvey
Port Loudoun
Ane Benson
Tichingad Furies
Man Held After Attempting to Wreck Train
Nattimore July 24 4 p m iblmetan Slimglaa 27 bailed on $1 000 in charge of attempting to wreck a train in Wahington Baltimore and Anna purl field. Police say a man placed rocks on the rails and threatened the crew during the incident. He waived preliminary hearing today in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nattimore
Amibletan Slimglaa
Wahington
Baltimore
Anna Purl
le Raibeau
Rocky
Pot
Lily Haine
Nonegenarian With Fifty Descendants Reported In Memo
Lomaconing July 28 four dozen descendants said to survive Patrick Karey who died at her home barn kent at age ninety years includes four great grand children and four real great grandchildren with other kin noted in a terse local obituary style
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Lomaconing
Fitty’ Neacendanta
Patrick Karey
Kent
Aight
Yrara
Bandits Grab 20000 Dollars in Diamond Heist
New York reported a daring subway robbery as bandits halted a Jewelry assistant near a station and escaped with about $20,000 in diamonds and jewelry. The suspect was later found bound and gagged in a washroom near the fraud office at 49th Street and Seventh Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
T 49Th
Merced
Seventh Ave
Nua
Speed Trap at Greencastle Article Warns Hagerstown Drivers
A Hagerstown letter writer condemns a Greencastle Pennsylvania speed trap on the Middlebury Pike near the borough, describing a Ford police car leading a Maryland car to trigger the 45 mph limit. The piece calls for fair policing and warns local motorists of alleged tactics used against Pennsylvania drivers.
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Greencastle
Middleburg
Maryland
Speeiil
Fimiks
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
ZEV RETIRES FROM TRACK IN NEW YORK
American thoroughbred winner ZEV retires from the track after earnings of 313639 dollars. He left Belmont Park for Ran Rocas Stables in New Jersey where trainer Samuel C. Hildroth and Harry Sinelair maintain his racing line. Elaine Stauter, injured in Summit Avenue auto crash, undergoes hospital treatment at University Hospital Baltimore with facial injuries requiring surgery.
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New York
Zay
Site & Track Yeatentay
Belmont Park
Ranrocas Stables
New Jersey
Samuel C. Hildroth
Harry Sinelair
Elaine Stauter
Guysumit Avenue
Sn Automobile
Summit Avenue
University Hospital, Baltimore
Shu
Exchange of pulpits at two churches on Sunday
Rev Walter Byron Stebl will preach at the Church of Lia Transfiguration in Kia Stddge Synmit Sunday morning at 1 o'clock. Charles A. Niles to occupy St Solna apuIt in Hagerstown at the same time. Both rectors will officiate at the Bo am celebration in their churches. Notice Odd Fellows chartered car will leave Williamnapark Sunday July 26 at 9 15 am for Predurick for dedication ceremonies returning car leaves Predurick at 5 pm.
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Coulson
Antietam Street
Daniel Powel
Shippensburg
Ho Charn Mk
Walter Byron Stebl
St. Sulia's Episcopal Church
Church of Lia Transfiguration
Kia
Idoclack Row
Charles A. Niles
St. Solna Aupit
Hagerstown
Dame Llino
ODD Fellows
Aaron Lodge
Williamnapark
Peemorick
Hupp Makes Big Profit From First Half 1926
New York July 24 Tupp Motor Car Corporation more than trebled its net profit to the first half of 1926 versus the same period in 1925, totaling 2,137,720 dollars or 2.33 a share on common stock. The second quarter net reached 1,284,767 dollars, including 374,619 dollars from plant assets.
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New York
Tupp Motor Car Corporation
Plant Agaeta
Judge Grants Stay as Scott Faces Sanity Test
In a tense last hour, Scott learned of a stay of execution to determine his sanity. Supporters raised $8900 for his defense, hiring lawyer William Scott Stewart. A courtroom rush followed as Judge David signed the order minutes before a scheduled gallows date.
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Scott
Gitlier
Laura
Sears Crivwle
Springfield
Board of Pardona
William McGraw
Laoval Hurst
Detroit
Cla
William Scott Stewart
William D. Shepherd
Billy Miclormick
Crivadh
Stewart
David
Robert B. Crowe
Sir George
Quinnin
Berett
Wook Ko
Wereanuia
Radia Nn
Robert Facts
Y M C A Pool Use Restricted After Drowning Incident
After a drowning at the Y M C A swimming pool officials ban individual use by men or women. Certain hours are designated for boys and for men with lifeguards and a director present. No more than one person may be in the pool at a time during some periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis
Harper Leaves To Join New Show
Amos L Harper and wife spend summer in city then head to Chicago to rehearse leading role in My Chdua Doll. Open in Kalamazoo on August 32 and tour New England Canada before Pacific Coast run. Dr John G C Bowers III hospitalized at St Agnes with kidney trouble. Brookhart gains in Washington recount of town election. Kerr sues Pottenberger in Roanoke Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos L. Harper
Chicago
Bowers III
John GC. Bowers
Salem Lutheran Church
Catoneville
Lutheran Synod of Maryland
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Bowera
Severn River
Brookhart
Wasilington
Senate
University of Maryland to Build Two New Campus Buildings
The University of Maryland at College Park unveiled plans for two new structures. A two story dining hall for 1000 students and a three story chemistry building will cost about 360,000 dollars with bids for the dining hall to be opened in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orgo
University of Maryland At College Park
CASE 18 CLOSED Mysraville tar and feather cage released
Arthur Rice and Harry Leatherman were released from the House of Correction yesterday after parole by Governor Ritchie. They were among those convicted to obtain release, marking a closed episode in the Mysraville tar and feather case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Arthur Rice
Harry Leatherman
Ritchie
Ladies' Bible Class to Hold Cake and Candy Sale
The Ladies' Bible Class of the W. Mamsport Methodist Church will hold a cake and candy sale at the Hur building tomorrow evening starting at 6 o'clock. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W!mamsport Methodist Church
Hur
New York Stock Market Opens With Broad Buying Surge
Constructive forces push early trading higher as rail utility and steel stocks lead gains. General Railway Signal climbs about ten points to a new high near 291, while General Electric advances around two percent with American Can and United States Steel also rising amid general strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youn
Vung Sa
Stoel
Flectric
United States
Baltimore grain market update from July 24
Baltimore grain market notes August 24 shows no reply for Wheat No 2 priced, Corn No 2 yellow at 1.27, data unclear, No 3 and No 4 quotes listed. Various provincial quotations and incomplete figures reflect a partial price snapshot on the day.
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Baltimore
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Caledanta
Monster Parage
Vablicy
Ivate Magererune
Rae
Modern Woodmen of America Institute
Maugansville Camp
Zev
Georgia
Ark
Horne
Hupp
Hid Arin
Didmond Myatory
Main Street Theater
Clear Spring
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Mainy
Steve Uun
Harper
Bat Kerr
Roanoke, Va
U. of Md
American Legion
Market House
Hotel Patterson
Rhbberne
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Washington County
Community Market
South Potomac Street
Ane
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Willow Grove Park
Oliver Naylor
Sweet Georgia Brown
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