Governor Ritchie Attends Willow Lane Park Ball Game
Governor Albert C. Ritchie observed a Williamsport Blue Ridge League day at Willow Lane Park with Secretary of State David O. Winetrenner II and officials. He watched the Hagerstown Rules defeat the Frederick Hustlers 7 1, praised the Williamsport Band, and autographed pictures for band members. The governor, his party in the presidential box, followed the game closely and joined J. Vincent Jamison that evening at his Prospect Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Ritchie
David O. Winetrenner II
Willow Lane Park
Hagerstown
Frederick Hustlers
W. Preston Lane
William D. Byron
Wil Mamsport
J. Vincent Jemison, Jr
The
Blue Ridge League
Harry EB. Béster
Wil
Mamsport
Maryland
Hegarétown
Frederick
Ritchie
J. Vincent Jamison
Williamsport
Edwin C. Partridge
Houston
Texas
Jamison
Prospect Street
Delayed decision sought on Loop trolley by East Antietam residents
East Antietam Street property owners met at A K Coffman’s home and urged the City Council to postpone Loop system rebuilding until Potomac Edison proves buses could replace trolleys. Residents plan a survey to compare bus and trolley options and will present resolutions to the Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Antietam Street
A. K. Coffman
Potomac-Edison Company
Potomac Edison Company
Antietam Street
Hindu doctor compares India and America in Hagerstown visit
Dr. C V Natarajan of Mysore India in Hagerstown says a book about America could be as revolting yet true as Miss Mayo’s Mother India. He calls Mother India propaganda against home rule and notes Mysore remains under British rule with native governance. He envisions Canada like government for India and asserts no uprising by Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
America
United States
Mayor
C. V. Natarajan
Bengalore
Hagerstown
Natarajan
Johns Hopkins
Mysore
Britain
Ireland
Krishnarajendra Wodaiyar
Milwaukee heir quits job to pursue fortune in his name
William Woods Pankinton, 21, heir to 4,009,000, left a building engineer's assistant post paying 20 dollars weekly. While visiting Milwaukee he stated he remains determined to make his fortune in his own name. He plans another job in New York with modest pay but a future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Woods Pankinton
Theob
Milwaukee
New York
Shoulder Ornament Fashion Advice For Evening Gowns
An elegant shoulder piece should adorn the right shoulder of an evening gown. The piece should be richly jeweled and striking, ideally a diamond flower, to exude glamour.
Notable Guests Visit Public Health Building Hostess
Dr Irmgard Dresel of Johns Hopkins and another guest attended an event hosted by Miss Nancy Lerwick a bacteriologist at the Public Health Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irmgard Dresel
Johns Hopkins
Nancy Lerwick
Public Health Building
Lodge to Discuss Uniform Funds at Wednesday Meeting
Members of the organization including Elias B Hartle will discuss the question and the lodge plans a Wednesday evening gathering. Many musicians already belong and no difficulty is seen in obtaining necessary materials. Funds for uniforms are on the agenda for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias B. Hartle
John Clarke at Huyetts Employee Found at Home
John Clarke employed at Huyetts is 11 and located at his home on West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clarké
Huyetts
West
Washington Street
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Gov. Ritchie
BUICK
Thumma Motor Co
Frederick St
Peoples Store
Washington St
Kinnity’s Shoe Store
Potomac Street
Packard, Hudson, Essex
Startzman Motor Co
Franklin St
Antietam
Lyming
Cumberland
Edmund B. Williams
Frank
Hagerstown Light and Heat CD
Eesom Satre
Dill Co
Norristown
University Clothes Inc
Potomac
R. D. McKee
R. M. Hays & Bros
Montgomery Ward & CO
Riverside
Franklin St. Hagerstown
W. B. Gratty
Mgr
Rest Haven
Jonathan Street
Hagerstown Tire Co
Dan Kirson
Roney Bros
Lambert
Goodyear Speedway
Woodmen
Glothe
Br. Co
A. Brown
G. W. Cor
Commercial Service & Credit Co
Edgar C, Jones
State Banking Department
Sir Harry Lander
American Tobacco Co
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