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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1921

Page

2

Simon Clothing Store Closes After 27 Years in Hagerstown

Mrs. M. J. Simon ends a quarter century in business at 47 North Potomac Street after her husband’s death, having run Simon's Clothing Store since 1897. She plans to stay in Hagerstown as Hirsch and Gorgon of Philadelphia prepare to open a new shop on the former site.

M. J. Simon Bags North Potomac Street Hagerstown Simon

Father Sees Son Killed In Mishap

A man witnessed his son die after a truck accident near Greenmount Maryland when a freight train struck the stone-laden car he was unloading. Robert Holt, 25, of Lewistown, was pronounced dead en route to a Westminster hospital from internal injuries. The crash occurred Wednesday evening and was observed by BE Holt and another brother as they worked near the vehicle. Emmett A Niswander reported to Sheriff Datey that his Ford sedan was stolen at Elizabeth town while visiting relatives.

Nixon's Academy Westminster BE. B. Holt William Holt Ame Robert Holt Lewistown Greenmount Carnell County Western Maryland Railroad Sherif Elizabeth Town Niawander Elabethtown

Honor Graduates to Attend Nixon Academy Event

Nixon's Academy management announces honor graduates from Male and Wemaro High Schools will be guests during the showing of Cecil B. DeMire's Triumph starring Leatrice Joy and I Rod La Roque. The gesture honors perseverance that led to a triumphant high school career. A separate feature promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women, claiming high reports of benefit from a large countrywide survey.

Nixon Academy Cecil B. DeMire Lydia EB. Pinkham

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