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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1925
Page
5
The document reads as a garbled notice about a Hibbersteens sale and a company meeting. It mentions directors and salesmen, a session opening today, and references a trust or REIT entity with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
An obituary notice lists Miss Baccara and several residents affected by an event near With, noting a final resting place at a local cemetery. Survivors include relatives in Haverstown and nearby towns, with service details and burial to follow at Shore Cemetery.
Fragmented OCR text provides no clear event or names. Unable to determine a coherent article summary from the readable content.
Baltimore July 27 Mina Josephine Daly 43 of Washington D C was killed instantly when her auto struck a culvert and plunged down a 30 foot embankment on Washington Boulevard near Laurel Md The driver of the machine was taken to Garfield Hospital with serious injuries police said no name released yet.
The article details funeral arrangements and burial plans for a notable individual, noting Arlington as the intended final resting place. It describes visits by mourners at the residence, signatures on a book, and remarks about the deceased’s life and health. It also mentions his travels and last days, with accounts of prayers and church services following his death.
Atlantic City July 27 The anthracite operators are likely to present counter demands to miners upon resumption of wage talks next week. Meanwhile a theater rehearsal and a series of unrelated social notes fill the day’s column alongside broader commentary on political events and a trial overview.
In Chicago on July 27 Russell T. 1 Scotus defenders pressed an insanity plea for the condemned man linked to Joseph Mave rav’s murder. Across town another incident saw two Lathe ers save each other amid a gulf as a trembling elder asked for mercy and was refused. Paul A. Johnson pled guilty to assault and furnishing for a hearing. he was fined five dollars and his damaged spectacles repaired. Both cases relate to traffic and park informally tied acts outside Nugetstown Faulk.
Prohibition agents raided a hidden still, capturing bootleggers and seizing the operation. Officers identified suspects, confronted operators in the woods, and arrested moonshiners after a raid that exposed the illicit setup and led to multiple detentions.
Mary C Summers age 71 years 1 month 26 days died Saturday night at 5 30 after fracturing her skull in an accident at her West Church Street home. She was a Church of the Brethren member, survived by husband Solomon and two sons Martin Bowen of Hagerstown and Harry Bowen of Washington, plus several relatives. Funeral at her home Monday 2 30 p m conducted by Rev F Heldoppla with interment pending.
In Wilmington Delaware on July 26, Mr and Mrs John Jackson of 926 Kirkwood Street seek to annul their 14 year old daughter Maria’s marriage to William Furboge of 1606 French Street Elkton yesterday. The couple plan to travel to Elkton to pursue annulment after the girl disclosed the marriage to her parents.
Washington continued to lead the major league thefts with 199 steals. The White Sox and Pirates trailed closely, while Brooklyn lagged behind with fewer than two steals, marking a weak showing in this department.
Baltimore July 27 closing grain market details show wheat No 2 red and corn No 2 yellow with nominal quotes. Prices and grades are partially quoted with some lines unreadable, leaving the overall market status noted but not fully specified.
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Edward Goutl of Sheedyuytths returns from Wlinals to meet his brother John Goull from Rohveveville after 95 years apart. John left Rohveveville for the west about four years ago, the brothers greeting each other for the first time in decades.
Four decrees granted and one suit filed in county divorce actions. The Foreman case involves Mary L. Foreman seeking divorce from Jol L. Foreman with Bruce Wightner representing Mrs. Foreman. Other decrees grant divorces for Leon Lisyd from Susa Pesci Lloyd, Margaret V. Jacobs from Claude GE Jacobs, Orriv 5. Shaiflur from Dora Sheffler, and Mary Kling Fisher from Chaa Wm Fisher.
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