Assailants Sought After Robbery and Shooting at Plant
Police and sheriff’s deputies hunt two gunmen who ambushed a watchman and stole from the Covens Wax Company plant. The injured man, believed to be Stackingee, remained hospitalized as investigators trace movement from Williamsport to Antietam and question a suspect, Tried Small, about the getaway. A car and machine reportedly abandoned near the scene are being examined as the chase continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Fraokslaner
Washington County
Taitly God
Sherif
Eight
Stackingee
Nedyad
Jem
Dyer
Stochslacer
Esseling
Lager Company
Charles Dinkle
Sheri
Valley and
Depties Kaylor
Bows Alba
Seere
Small
Brown Ayane
Small Shea
Williamsport
Antietam
Leurning
Sipien
Ladies Day Opens at Fountain Head Club Tomorrow
The Fountain Head Country Club opens Ladies Day tomorrow with all members invited to attend the on course contests on the oval putting green and a golf and bridge program for non golfers. Contests start promptly at 2 o clock with no entrance fee. Mrs William Preston Lane Jr chairs and will unveil the committee to plan programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Head
Clu
William Preston Lane
Deaths of Jean Gladys Clopper and Barbara Black
Jean Gladys Clopper died yesterday at age s at home of grandparents Ful Ward Miller in Chair Spring from complications. Survived by one sister Margaret Hobe Clopper. Funeral Wednesday 10:30 at grandparents’ home with Rev Diehl, burial in St. Paul’s Cemetery. Barbara Black’s funeral set for Wednesday at 2 PM at B L Buchanan's home, 28 East North Street, with later interment at Shepherdstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Gladys Clopper
Harry C
Ruth M. Clopper
Ful Ward Miller
Margaret Hobe Clopper
W. IC. Diehl
Fink Murrat
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Barbara Black
Wedneway
B. L. Buchanan
East North Street
Shepherdstown
Corner Stone Laying Notice for Hoonshoro High School
A town notice invites members of Hagerstown Lodge 217 and Antietam Lodge 187 to attend the corner stone ceremony of Hoonshoro High School on Wednesday evening July 29 1925 at 7 oclock. The address includes travel details for attendees meeting in Boonsboro at 6 30. By order of Worshipful Master Harley R Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antietam
Keadyarille
Boonsboro
Harhwy R. Snyder
Appoints Chairman For Big Picnic
President of the Farm Bureau Association Linton Downey has named Rev. J Stewart Hartman of Gayatown as chairman of the Farmers' Picnic to be held the last Saturday in August on the Fairgrounds. Hartman calls the old Menic committee and the Executive Committee of the Farm Bureau to meet with him at the County Agent's office Friday at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Association
Linton Downey
J. Stewart Hartman
Gayatown
Evolution Debate in Public Speech by Bryan
The speech argues against evolution, praising religion and warning that Darwinist ideas erode morality. It cites Bryan defending Christianity against Darwin and Darrow in the Leopold and Loeb case, describing science as a powerful tool but not a moral guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Grade Wales
Resoen
Chase
Wil
Jic
Wade
Tove
Lewes
Hiryan
Clarence Darrow
Leopold-Loeb
Darrow
Nietache
Bryan
University
Riffs Chief Bringing Up More Troops In Morocco
Reports from French Morocco on July 28 indicate Rif forces are reinforcing with additional troops. Fighting trenches and woods hinder French efforts to dislodge tribesmen as tribesmen attempt to push nearer French positions amid patrols and maneuvers along the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RIFFS
Fea
French Morocco
Religion Needed to Guide Science in Public Schools
A Tennessee school case debates whether evolution and science displace faith. The speaker warns that science alone cannot supply the moral and spiritual frame, urging Christian teaching as essential to civilization, liberty, and human welfare amid evolving doctrines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brean
Furth
Belance
Rughe
Havens Mall
Elvilitus Ue
Mack
Medy Nesurene
Tennessee
Uudeliaf
Pilate
Conor
Rome
Christ
Caesar
Miche
Kane
Ford
Jesus
Tewneysen
Millliony
God
Fire God
Hommes to Visit French Village Tonight As Parade
A garbled note describes the 40 hommes and 8 chevaux under orders to visit a French village near the Gateway Inn. The event evokes American Expeditionary Forces memories with faux French menus and attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemin du Por
Mambera
Vorture Locale
Coutent
Gateway Inn
Parca
France
Cate
Garev
Namum
Ae.b
Catholic Dunkhiers of America Outing Declared
The Catholic Dunkhiers of America will hold an outing eyeing the voyage along the Votomue river. They plan to depart Junior Hall at Sw'plock tix evening with a Telit weinte Tingley served. Weather predicted rain during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Unit Viva
Cheaper Macarovi and Spagietz Attributed to Taste Test
A fragmented note suggests macaroni and spaghetti dishes are priced much lower than alternatives. The text hints at a comparison against cheery cheese and a taste test context, noting cheaper options and possible meal choices.
School Board Meets Today Sets TeacherAppointments
Education board convenes this afternoon to appoint teachers including a vocational post at Williamsport and a joint request for a teacher at Martinsburg. Transportation routes for pupils from Pectonville Indtan Springs Chanaville Coxes and Brownsville to high schools will be discussed along with repairs and improvements at several schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revard of
Nancock
Pectonville
Indtan Springs
Cheapring
Manropima Brownsville
Boonsboro
Svinm
Nin Leitersburg
Chanaville
Coxes
Williamsport
Hsburg
Broviditstore
Clearspring
Locust blight scare dispelled by state forester
Fear of a strange locust leaf blight in Maryland ended when State Forester F. W. Besley announced the damaged foliage resulted from a common locust leaf miner. The overall tree health remains affected but not endangered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
F. W. Besley
Local Quotations Wheat Com Discontinued
Notice from Hagerstown dated July 8 states the business of T.4 Porter has been discontinued at W. Washington St. W. G. Porter will continue the tobacco business at 151 W. Franklin St and 8 H. Kline continues the confectionery business at La? W. Franklin St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wheat Com
Hagerstown
W. Washington St
G. Porter
W. Franklin St
H. Kline
W. Franklin Sr
City Market Prices Include Fruits Vegetables and Eggs
Prices this morning show huckleberries at 23 cents a half pint, beans 40 cents per pint, cucumbers 10 cents per pint, peaches 50 baskets and chickens listed under various small market items. Eggs 12 cents per dozen, squash 3 to 5 cents, and other produce with scattered amounts for readers.
August Meeting of Chewsville Growery Association
The Farmers' and Growery Association of Chewsville will hold its annual August meeting at the Chewsville community hall on Saturday afternoon August 1 at 2 o'clock. Members are urged to attend as a prominent speaker is expected to address the organization on an interesting topic. Other important business matters will be transacted as customary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ and
Ralt Growery Association of
Chewsville
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Sheriff's Men
Harvey Stockslager
Millstone Orchard Co
Atgn
Parkhead
Corman
Poone M
Ade
Big Picnic
J. Apaulding
Forester
BTOCK
New York
Sheen Paters
Woolworth
Advance Runnery Ltd
Continental Can Jon Midland
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Market House
Rotel Patterson
Bae
Washington Restaurant (Incorporated
Maryland Hotel Bldg
N. Potomac ST
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