Memorial Day Memorial Day Services in Washington County
Senator A O Stamey will speak at Washington Cemetery tomorrow afternoon as Confederates honor the gray. A parade forms on South Prospect at 12 30 with A H Marple marching and Tab jert A Stat as aide. The Band leads the procession with Mary and My Maryland Dixie. solms follow. The Rev Dr Ashley will offer invocation, Mrs Storey reads, a quartet sings, and Senator Stanley is introduced before the benediction and firing salute.
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Washington Couny
Washington
Gray
Stanley
Senate
South Prospect Street
Marple
Marshid
Tab Jert A. Stat
Rtynteipal
Maryland
Dixie
Prospect Street
West Washington
South Potomac Etreet
Confederate Monument
Ashley
Boonsmora
Mra
J. G. Storey
Missea Lana Chaney
Winitrot Campbell
Prof
Roderick
Howard Livte
John Kyd Beckenhaugh
Memorial Association
Senator Stanley
Pr. J. Edward
Fire at Garage Damages Structure Near Jefferson Street
Firefighters battled a small fire at a garage owned by Walter Shaw, 308 Jefferson Street, with no vehicle inside. The blaze caused minimal damage and no injuries were reported.
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Walter Shawp
Jefferson Tiieet
Employment prospects rise in Hagerstown chamber meeting
A Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce directors luncheon discussed an expected drop in unemployment and new job opportunities for skilled and unskilled labor. Plans for a summer employment bureau were not yet underway, with reports of a large applicant-to-position gap and a pending return from Harrishore on Lloyd Leiter’s inquiry.
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Hagerstown
Chamber
Henry Tatzaptel
Harrishore
Roy A. Leiter
Chamber of Commerce
Fountain Mead Club
Tagerslawn
This Ridge
Orphanage Day Observed at United Arelren Church
The Annual Day at the Orphanage and Old Folks Home in Quincy Pa observed with $2 181 raised for the institution. Bishop A B Staton led the fundraising portion and Alvin Sherbine of Altoona Pa was the principal speaker on the program.
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United Arelren Church
Quincy
Baing
A.B. Staton
Alvin Sherbine
Altoona, Pa
High Pupil Is Awarded Prize At Hoya High School
The faculty selected a second year pupil to receive the Dr McPherson Scott prize for fidelity to school work. After ballots among nominees C arty Frank Fiery Eliott Waines Leroy Lizer Henry Long Claude Minnich Joseph Nichols Vayn Miller George Northern Howard Rohrer Harold Roof Richard Snyder George Wiebel Eugenee Young, a winner was declared. The award will be presented at commencement morning at the Maryland Theatre.
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Hoya’ High School
Loas Tenow
C. €Arty
Frank Fiery
Eliott Waines
Leroy Lizer
Henry Long
Claude Minnich
Joseph Nichols
Vayn Miller
George Northern
Howard Rohrer
Harold Roof
Richard Snyder
George Wiebel
Eugenee Young
Wenawie
Mada Kogwe
Maryland Theatre
Crazed by heat detains man wandering near quarry
Benjamin Waters aged 56 was found wandering in a thicket near Bester's Quarry and taken to jail after locals reported he had spent days lost in woods. Sheriff Duffey and Deputy Bowers responded to the incident late last night.
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Benjamin Waters
Bester
Duffey
Bowers
Waters
Jal
Levy Monday for 1925 City Tax Plan
The Mayor and Council will consider the city ax levy for 1925 next Monday night. Tax Collector Daniel reported the morning announcement.
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Daniel
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