Youth held after disturbance at Calvary Tabernacle
Carl Pepple a 17 year old from Smiths burg was taken into custody by Waynesboro police after a disturbance outside Calvary Tabernacle church. He was arraigned, held on 20 bond, and committed to jail in default. He is also alleged to have stolen a guitar from the Christian Alliance church in Waynesboro. The Silk Mill in Gettysburg, a branch of Eagle Silk Mills Shamokin, reopened after a May closure, with manager Robert E Berkheimer coordinating from Shamokin.
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Carl Pepple
Smithsburg
Waynesboro
Calvary Tabernacle
Pennsylvania
Pepple
Reof
People
Christian Alliance Church
Gettysburg
Eagle Silk Mi
Shamokin
Robert E. Berkheimer
Exper
Plant Reopens After Shutdown Amid Restored Operators
A steel plant resumed operations yesterday as seventy workers returned to their posts and operators were back on duty following the shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enced
Horses on comeback in Washington County farmers turn to work horses
Dr. De Voe Meade of the University of Maryland says a modest comeback for work horses may unfold in Washington County. Farmers are breeding more horses as a cheaper alternative to tractors on small rough farms, while larger farms stay with gasoline-powered horses. buggy use remains rare in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbin
Washington County
de Voe Meade
Department of Animal and Dairy Husbandry
University of Maryland
Hagerstown
Whiskey And Beer Seized By Agents
George Johnson of near Dam No 4 arrested yesterday by Federal prohibition agents from the local office on charges of manufacture sale and possession of liquor and maintaining a nuisance. The agents reported the seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Dam No. 4
Federal Prohibition
Homebrew and whiskey seized. Jonson jailed for hearing
Officers seized 14 cages of homebrew beer and a small quantity of whiskey. Jonson was transported to Washington County jail for a hearing 10 days before J. S. Commissioner A. Wollinger.
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Jonson
Washington County
J. S
A. Wollinger
Missionary Miss Helen Shue to Speak at Grace A B Meeting
Miss Helen Shue, guest of Miss Catherine Downey, returns to Hopi field after three years’ work in Arizona. She will present a stereoptical talk about her mission in the Grace A B Sunday school building Friday night at o clock, noting the effort is faith driven with no sponsoring organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Shue
Catherine Downey
Arizona
Miss Shue
Grace A. B
Talk on Accordion Selection Coherer by Miss Buelah Bouted
A 1890 event describes Miss Buelah Bouted presenting on the coherer as an invented instrument by Professor Branly. The program includes a duet by Misses Catherine Paris and others, with discussion of electrical waves and ether oscillations, tied to the Fourth U. B. Church of York, Pennsylvania.
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Buelah Bouted
Branly
Erse
Catherine
Paris
Kretzer
Wautena Cornell
Miss Shue
U. B. Church
York
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Charles Pepple
Smnithsburg
Theater World
Broadway
Marilyn Absller
L Pina, Claire
Eqdie
Cantor
Chelen Morgan
Florenz Ziegfeld
Ziegfeld
Gall
M. P. Moller Music Store
State Department
Martin’s .Mber
LYTE
Schindel-Aghrer & Co, Inc
Potomac St
Cuthura
Mise Ruth Hyde
Awtry St. E. Chattanooga
Alburg
Leap Tc
Petter Drug & Chemical Cors
Malden
Una
Community Finance Service, Inc
Stickell Bldg
West Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
General Motors
Bigay
Hoffman
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
West Washington Street
Wareham Bldg
Hancock, Md
Babbington Bros
Boonsboro, Md
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