Kiwanis Club Plans Show With Strong Local Support
A Kiwanis committee led by Park W. Loy and President Henne outlines plans to stage a large business show, aiming to surpass past events. May 15 was set for tentative schedules and a June 4 organizing meeting at Potomac Edison Company offices to finalize chairs and committees for advertising, finance, floor plans, concessions, reception, and entertainment.
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Kiwanis Club
Diane
Kh Satis Vti
Hagaret
York i
FL. Hermet Imadé
Henne
Park W. Loy
Edwin C. Forkler
Bruce C. Lightner
Jank J. Bullard
Fre G. Wright
H. V. Hart
AK. Bansney
C. Walter Baker
Benjamin V. Saxton
Irvin F. Homan
H.C. Cratton
D. Miller
E. B. Bradley
E. Phillips
D. Stanley Widmoth
Charles W
Bruce ©. Lightner
Lewis Sager
F. Phillips
Roy A. Leiter
Walter Exner
Amos Z. Klinkhart
George Twford
E. Alding Lakin
Harris Hiedwoll
Irwin, Hoffman
EB. B. Clark
Fred . Wright
Ney. Dy
Dr. L. TR. Watkins
Milton Russell
Kawanians
Campbell
Miler
William Hassett
W. S. Venable
C. H. Teatham
Potomac Edison Company
Storm Sufferers Seek Tax Relief Delegation Norms Before County Board
Charles B. Wagner led Beaver Creek residents to the Board of County Commissioners seeking tax relief after a recent hail storm. The board said the matter would be taken under advisement as some properties suffered severe damage and may not generate sufficient revenue to cover taxes. Izoura B. Kaylor organized farmers who hope cancellation or relief in taxes. Memorial service held by Raval Neighbors of America HS at Odd Fellows Temple at 8 oclock for two members. Public invited.
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Charles B. Wagner
Beaver Creek
Board of County Commissioners
Izoura B. Kaylor
America
Odd Falls Temple
Eagles to Install Officers Tonight in Maryland Event
The Magerstown Fraternal Order of Eagles plan a nighttime installation of officers for the year. Frank Wotterer and Albert Belling are named as grand officers to conduct the ceremony. Local Eagles attend the event at night, with several offerings and a brief program including notable attendees and ritual work prizes.
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Magerstown Fraternal Order of Eagles
Frank Wotterer
Albert Belling
Aero
Hundreds to Attend U C 7 Convention in Tegerstown
Hundreds of Commerce Travelers of America arrive in Tegerstown for a three day U C 7 convention. Decorations are underway with national and organization colors. Opening session Thursday at 10 o'clock in the Colonial theatre. Committees led by A H Warne and others plan varied activities including a reception, dance outings, and tours.
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America
Tegerstown
Baltimore
Amtymerraw
New State Armory
Hamilton Hotel
Colonial Theatre
A. H. Warne
F. C. Smoot
Floyd Potter
F. G. Dietrich
Daniel Myers
John J. Nichols
Nee Helin
Paxson, Information, PLC
Lehman
D. Lee Staley
E. DP. Ritter
Oa. A1. Warne
He U. OG. 7
Unearth Greatest Rum Conspiracy Battle Saga
A sensational tale follows young Hubbard who helps to smuggle liquor under Prohibition. He rises to run liquor routes with danger from federal agents and rivals, showcasing clever disguises and daring radio plots as he evades capture. The narrative blends adventure with warnings about crime and ambition in wartime America.
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Washington
Ray
Northwest
Roy Olmsted
Hubbard
Olmsted
King's Doctor Dead in London at Sixty One
Lieutenant General Sir William Bots Leishman aged 61, director general of the Army Medical Service since 1923 and honorary physician to the King in 1912, has died in London on June 2.
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Edw. J. Williams
Edward J. Williams
City
Newark
N. D
Libert King
Ned
John W. Buchanan
Jersey City
William Robinson
Lora R. Cronky
George Johnson
Hagers
Town
Second Christian Church
King's Doctor
London
William Bots Leishman
Army Medical Service
Sinc
Healing Skin Ailments With Zemo and Weno Remedy
An advertisement touts Zemo for quick relief from Kezoma blotches tingworm rashes and similar skin troubles. It claims the product soothes and heals most skin diseases while Weno liquid provides soothing coverage for delicate skin and is recommended for daytime use.
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Zemo
Weno
Jis
Flo
In Memoriam Fragment Emerges From Obscure Note
Fragmentary lines from a memorial note express longing for a father and lingering grief. The jagged text reflects a personal tribute, mentioning family and home, though many words are garbled, leaving unclear names, dates, or full relations.
Washington County Free Library Calendar Notice
Appointment of hours for the Washington County Free Library in the Children’s Room reopening schedule. Public hours include Saturdays and weekday evenings, with reference to Mary L. Titoomb as a signatory or contact.
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Washington County Free Library
Open Iit
Oon
Mie
Mary L. Titoomb
Rows park at Conneodhedsne Camp Grounds
Obscure report notes a Saturday event at May 2 with state grounds involvement and partial names like Hagens and Griiths. No clear outcome or definite entities.
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Rows Park
Hagens
Wwa
Tree State
Notice Mackabees? The Mier LL down dry Fire Hall
Fragmentary notice lists names and places with unclear details. It mentions a meeting or event at a Fire Hall and individuals such as Monty and Dench, Musial, and Riavblin Romaes with unclear roles or dates.
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Pouveray
Ap RT
Ernest
Monty and Dench
Musial
Riavblin Romaes
Urchesina
Ady
Engineers Chief Meeting On Wage Increase Proposal
Cleveland June 2 Engineers chiefs and leaders of the brotherhoods met to consider wage hikes. A twelve man committee was chosen to study the issue and report back to the federation. The sessions followed a demand from the joint movement for higher pay across relevant trades.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood Urgineers
Heralay
Lecomative
Higgittenen
Sleep Fatal 10 A Driver Becomes Victim in Wreck
A fatal crash near Bleasuunceitio claims the life of 87 year old Lav a W Susunai as her vehicle fails to negotiate a turn. Local reports mention other injured and unnamed witnesses. authorities investigate fault and road conditions while a fire chief comment notes emergency response. Police pursue warrants for several suspects connected to the incident and ensuing violence.
Crop Reports and Local Notices Highlight June Updates
Crop reports from Wastington note rain and fair to good conditions midweek with slow germination in some fields. Tobacco and potato planting face poor progress. wheat straw short. storage car facilities at South Mulberry Street tied to Lillian G Young and Paul R Young. Local quotes show grain prices and a Baltimore market outlook with various wheat and export quotations. Hosiery stains and a borax wash tip appear in an adjacent ad section, plus a local shop promoting vacation clothing on Locust Street.
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Tate
Turkmen men seized near Berkeley in theft case
George Fabrues and Wo BL G were arrested by Deputies Joy and Bower and Bhate Police Ret. Will Be urged over Lethe Berkeley County authorities on charges of stealing a quantity neat from a farmer at Marlowe. Officers searched Grant's home, finding a 20 gallon drum and other items linked to the theft. Detectives believe the items have appeared in several robberies.
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George Fabrues
Joy
Bower
Bhate Polies
Lethekeley
Marlowe
Grant
Eal Syn
Dixon
Marlows
Wen
Radiant Beauty Cream Ad Promotes a Secret Miracle
Vague hype about a beauty product claims it hides flaws and adds shine. An ad mentions Wareham's Pharmacy stocking Nowa Buttermilk Cream and urges readers to ask at drug counters. A separate note advertises Miller Train Control shares and a suburban estate mailing address.
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Wareham
Willer
Wank
Washington
Ady
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Hagerstown Ault Company
Mulberry Street
Lillian G2 Young
Agebruay
Tres
Paris
Waskhugiot Stredt
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Hierstown
Eady Gay
Locust St
Berkeley Coul
Miller Train Control
Hagerstown
Maryland Suret & Trust CO
George M. Bushey
Tin
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