Urma Club Hosts Annual Dinner On Garnishee Bill
About 150 members of the Independent Retail Grocers Association of Maryland and the Urma Club attended a banquet at Maryland Gardens celebrating the garnishee law. Judge John Pohlhaus urged restraint in wage attachments and promoted employer cooperation to collect unpaid bills. Delegates from Washington County and Baltimore spoke, with entertainment and a broadcasting hour showcasing Bee Brand products. A pre-school clinic announcement followed for Williamsport area families.
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Independent
Pohlhaus
Judge Potuluaus
Washington County
Alma Club
Abe Martin
Maryland State Association
Rh B Mowen
Creasey Corp
Hagerstown
William Funk
Baltimore
Harry W. Walker
Troubadours
C. R. Troxell
Arma Club
J. A. Love
McCormick Co
F. W. Engey
E. T. Records
W. D. Schaeffer
Walter M. Davis
William Eitemiller
J. T. Fisher
R. H. Pierce
Loose-Wiles Bisentt Co
Youth Injured In City Street Accident
James M. Snyder a boy of years age living on Church street was injured when he ran into a car driven by Harvey Maugans on Summit Avenue near the post office yesterday afternoon. The collision was said to be entirely unavoidable. He was taken to the hospital where doctors found only slight bruises and lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Snyder
Church Street
Harvey Maugans
Summit Avenue
Martin Jensen
Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation
Broadway
New York City
Auto tag clues linked to Williamsport fatal hit and run
Police seek ties between automobile license plates found in a corn field along the Williamsport Greencastle pike and the death of George Tilson 70 of McConnellsburg Pa who was struck and killed Saturday night near Williamsport. Investigators report tags issued for a car in Anne Arnun area and note a Dodge possibly involved. Baltimore auto investigators assigned and headlight theft in Hagerstown is being checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport-Greencastle Pike
George Tilson
McConnellsburg
Williamsport
Anne Arnun
E. Austin Baughman
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Wilson
Greencastle Pike
Bishop Elected Head of Orphanage Trust at Quincy
In Waynesboro Pennsylvania on June 6 the Rev. G. D. Batros of Harrisburg was elected president of the board of trustees for the United Brethren orphanage and home at Quincy near Waynesboro. He replaces Bishop William M. Bell retired. F. H. Capod of Clarksburg West Virginia was named to the board, replacing M. L. Weekly of Pennsboro West Virginia.
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Waynesboro
United Brethren Church
G. D. Batros
Harrisburg
Board of Trustees of
The
United
Language Diversity Is Vast Across the World
A statement notes that about 5000 distinct languages are spoken globally, highlighting immense linguistic variety. It underscores the challenge of classification and the importance of documenting endangered tongues.
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Chicago Market CO
N. Potomac ST
Charlestown
Fancy
Georgia
Lange
U. S. Gov't
Sunkist
Urma Club
Cumberland
Roy B. Mowen
Pinesburg
Downsville
Wooburn
Ernest Poole
Isabel Hull
Armour and Company
Chicago
C. A. Brown
Optometrist No
Public Square
Commercial Small Loan & Finance Co., Inc
Washington ST
Roney Bros. Wall-Paper
Potomac Street
Mowen
Sangamo Electric
Jon
St. Opp
LEE Lee Tire
Conshohocken Sales CO
Potomac Stat
Saltimore
BUICK
Standard Price
Thiumma Motor Co
Frederick St
Hagerstown Battery Co
Baltimore Street
Veedol
Edward S. Hartz
New York Automobile Club
Jensen
Marchelin Lombardi
National Aeronautical Association
Mr. Hartz
GEM Oil Company
Hagerstown, Md
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