Sherman to Be Soloist at New York Church
Floyd Sherman of Hagerstown earned a tenor soloist post with St. Mark's Episcopal Church in New York after auditions before notable musicians. He will move in August to study and join a male octet with the choir. start pay is seventy dollars monthly, rising to one hundred after six months.
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New York City
Goldworthy
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Floyd Sherman
Hagerstown
Sherman
New York
Presbyterian Church
Roderick
M. P. Moller, Jr
St. Mark’s Choir
A. H. Sherman
Building Garage at Sharpsburg Houston Carnahan Starts Work
Notice to dog owners: a 1929 license will be issued anytime from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. The project by B. Co. A, 648 S. Boulevard, Adv. notes a concrete block garage is under construction at Sharpsburg in Houston signed by Carnahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Carnahan
Sharpsburg
B. CO
S. Boulevard
Butter Fish Ad at Shipp's Market
Card of thanks from Mrs. Alva Baker Mrs. Joseph Zimmerman and Mrs. George Harmon expressing gratitude for kindness during illness and death of their mother and for floral tributes and car use.
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Alva Baker
Joseph Zimmermanh
George Harmon
Ady
Band Concert At Festival Tonight In Williamsport
The Williamsport Community Band will present a concert in Community Park this evening as part of the old time festival. Edwin C. Partridge directs a program including Sousa marches, overtures and selections such as Prince Charming, Nights of Gladness, and the Star Spangled Banner. The festival and lunch are provided by the Woman's Club, with outfits in new summer uniforms.
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Williamsport
Park Board
Ladies of the Woman's Club
Edwin C. Partridge
Washington Post
Greencastle Happenings Week Ahead Events and Visits
Miss Margaret Davison has her tonsils removed at the Mercersburg town hospital. Several residents including Howard Gingrich Clarence Barnhart and Harold Phillipny visited Philadelphia. Martha Lula Fletcher from St Joseph's College Emmittsburg Md spends summer at home. A G Crankleton Electric erected a large Frigidaire sign. Others at Gettysburg College Watson Ebbert Donald Small Owen Fies Harry Burkholder and Paul Ulrich spend summer at home. Victor Council No 779 J O U A M picnic Aug 16 at John Shoemaker meadow along Conococheague creek near Ut on. W C T U flower meeting Monday at 2 PM at Mrs Hiram B Minichs East Baltimore St. Robert Lesher to teach at Coatsville Junior High starting Sept 1.
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Greencastle
Margaret Davison
Robert Davison
South Washington Street
Mhngerstown Hospital
Howard Gingrich
Clarence Barnhart
Harold Phillipny
Philadelphia
Martha Lula Fletcher
St. Joseph's College
Emmittsburg
North Carlisle Street
A. G. Crankleton Electric Company
Watson Ebbert
Donald Small
Owen Fies
Harry Burkholder
Paul Ulrich
Gettysburg College
Victor Council No
John Shoemaker
Conococheague Creek
Upton
Deaths of Mrs. Margaret Grimm and Carl Boger
Mrs. Margaret A. Grimm dies at her daughter’s home in Dargan at 6 p m aged years. Survived by daughters Hattie Gossard Jess Houser Mary Waters sons James W Aaron H Thomas C brothers Isaac Kidwiler Aaron Kidwiler Newton George W James H Funeral services Sunday at 11 o clock in the Church of God Samples Manor Rev Kipe interment nearby. Carl H Boger 70 dies at 421 West Franklin Street funeral 2 30 p m at home Rev Dr Conrad Clever officiating, survivors include wife Sophie and three daughters five sons.
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Margaret A. Grimm
Jess Houser
Dargan
Churchood
Hattie Gossard
Chambersburg
Mary Waters
Halfway
James W
Aaron H
Thomas C
This City
Isaac Kidwiler
Aaron Kidwiler
Bakertown
W. Va
Newton and George W
Martinsburg
James H
Frederick
Chaureh of God
Samples Manor
Kipe
Carl H. Boger
West
Franklin Street
Conrad Clever
Sophie Boger
Porgies Porgies Fresh Catch at Shipp's Market
A summer favorite porgies offered near waters with flaky meat and few bones. Priced at 26 cents per pound at Shipp's Fish Market.
Angle Given Sewage Work
W Harry Angle won the South End sewer extension contract at 48 608 dollars, about 11 900 under the next bid. Council requires local hire and may use state road funds to resurface Middleburg pike. water shutoff for delinquent sewer rents authorized. boxes along Main Street to be improved or replaced. Hagerstown Foundry Co. awarded manhole frame bids. zoning appeal for filling station at Potomac and Fairground deferred. Calvary Baptist Church land sale to oil firm discussed.
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W. Harry Angle
South End
Angle
Angie
Hagerstown
Middleburg Pike
Maryland
State Roads’ Commission
Daniel E. Downin
Baltimore
Hagerstrown Foundry Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jonathan Street
Summit Avenue
City Park
Virginia Avenue
Calvary Baptist Church
Potomac and
Fairground Avenues
Harper Ballentine
New Members in Washington County WCTU Form
Thirty two new members were added to the Washington County Women's Christian Temperance Union rolls in a recent drive. The regular meeting at Mrs John W Gallions home 1132 Hamilton Boulevard announced the gain and planned chartering a bus to transport members to the convention at Downsville Christian Church on June 13. Mrs George Rohrer presided and Mrs John Mowen led the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Women’s Christian Temperance Union
John W. Gallion
Hamilton Boulevard
George Rohrer
Downsville Christian Church
John Mowen
Orphans Band And Glee Club To Play In Hagerstown
The Orphans Band and Girls Glee Club from Jr U A M National Orphans Home Tiffin Ohio will perform in Hagerstown on Tuesday June 11 at 8 p m at St John s Lutheran Auditorium. Seventy children all orphans will be brought by the Fraternal Entertainment Association with guests from Franklin Frederick Carroll and Berkeley counties attending. They will play at the ball park as guests of the Hagerstown Baseball Club with a short concert before and during the game. Daytime visits include tours to several large manufacturing plants.
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Franklin
Frederick
Carroll
Berkeley
Ball Park
Hagerstown
Markets and Festival Notices from Wheat Owen High
Furnished by W. R. Spielman & Co. lists Wheat Owen High market figures for July September and December along with Corn and Strawberries. Also notes a Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival by the Ladies' Auxiliary at the Orphans Home in San Mar June 7 Ady.
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W. R. Spielman & Co
Wareham
Washington St
Owen
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Orphans” Home
San Mar
Ady
Stock Quotations Service Listing
Furnished by W R Spielman Co rooms 3023 4 Wareham Building West Washington Street provides daily stock quotations and financial listings for investors. The notice names the office location and service source behind the quotations.
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Wareham Building
West
Washington Street
Heart Ailment Sparks Concern For Babe Ruth Health
A newspaper recounts medical worry over Babe Ruth's heart condition and notes doctors urge continuous, systematic training and dietary control. McGovern says Ruth is overweight and requires steady daily exercise through the season to stay in top shape.
Maryland Not Cooperating, States Doran Report
Prohibition Commissioner Doran announced that preliminary reports from a national survey show most gratifying cooperation by State officials with the prohibition bureau. The survey indicates States aid federal officers more than expected, with high cooperation in Connecticut New Jersey Pennsylvania and Texas, and lack of cooperation noted only in New York and Maryland where no state prohibitions exist.
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Washington
Prohibition
Doran
Prohibition Bureau
New York
Maryland
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Texas
Irregular Stock Market Motion amid Recovery Efforts
New York June 7 efforts to extend the market recovery faced growing opposition. Trading remained largely professional with the public sidelined awaiting credit clarification. Call money held at 7 percent, time money steady though lending above a percent volume noted. investors wary of late month call money fluctuations.
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New York
Wall Street
Maryland Delegation Heads to National Music Clubs Convention
A Maryland delegation led by Mrs. Joseph C. Byron of Hagerstown travels to Boston for the 16th biennial convention and festival of the National Federation of Music Clubs, June 8 to 17. About 60 Maryland attendees represent roughly 2,080 club members statewide, reflecting rapid growth under Mrs. Byron’s leadership and a potential prize for Maryland.
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Maryland
Joseph C. Byron
Hagerstown
Maryland Federation of Music Clubs
Boston
National Federation of Music Clubs
National Federation
Byron
Notice to Taxpayers of Williamsport 1929 Taxes Due
Williamstown residents are informed that 1929 taxes will be receivable on and after Tuesday June 18 with discounts of 5 percent for June and 4 percent for July. Tax Collector William B Mentzer. Posting by Helping Hand Circle of First Christian Church on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
William B. Mentzer
Helping Hand Circle of
First Christian Church
Flag Day Planned For Pari June 16 At City Park
Hager town Lodge of Elks and the Municipal Band plan Flag Day exercises at City Park Sunday June 16 at 3 o clock. Judge John H. McCann of Pennsylvania will give the address with Mrs. Frank Colley soloing. Walter Seibe exalted ruler of the Elks will preside. Rev Dr Scott R Warner will offer prayer Calver K Bartle will present a flag history and an altar service will be given by Elks officers. Municipal Band will render a musical number and Rev Walter B McKinley will conclude.
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Hagertown Lodge of Elks
Muni¢pal Band
Sunda
John H. McCann
Pennsylvania
Frank Colley
Walter Seibe
The
Elks Lodge
Wil
Scott R. Warner
Calver K. Bartle
Walter B. McKinley
Sunday Chicken Dinner at Boone Hotel Boonsboro
Advertisement for a Sunday chicken dinner served from noon to 6 pm at the Boone Hotel in Boonsboro with light ag lunches available at all hours.
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Boone Hotel
Boonsboro
Ata
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Jersey
Shipp
W. Franklin St
Children’s Exclusive
Cassidy’s Restaurant
W. Antietam St
Hamilton
Fred Y. Mills Music Store
West Franklin Street
HL. Mills
Baltimore St
Hiram
Minnich
Baltimore Street
Robert Lesher
F. Lesher
Arco Apartments
Coatsville
Arlington Drug Store
Mulberry & Antietam
Sts
J. F. Irwin
Neichardt
We Caty
Went
Peck
Bunch &c
Galif
Cantaloupes
Elmer Kratz
E. Franklin St
Union
Orphans’ Band
Glee Club Coming
Maryland Aces
Hot Jazz Hounds
W.—Oo
Arnis Tom Cross Library
K. T. Hager
Church and Prospect Sts
Schindel, Rohrer Co
Potomac St
Martz Electric CO
Atchison
Andes
Wateks
Devinon Chem
Dupont
Fleischman
Famous Players
General Electric
General Motors
Ate
Goodrich
TEU
Goodyear
Graham Paige
Hudson Motors SL
Hupp
Hoffman Mach Int
Kolster Radio
Kennecott
Lorillard
Mont. Ward
Marland OH
Philips Pete
Packard Motors Penna. R. R
Pub. Svc
N. S
Ie Radio Seek Eee
Reple Iron & Steel
Tass
Segr
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair
Standard Oil
Studebaker
Stewart Warner
Timken R
Union Pacific
U.S. Rubber
Steel
Westhouse
Western Md
al Wright Aero
This
J.C. Byron
Adv
Pari
Ludwig Tire & Parking CO
W. Antietam
Carload Oranges
Prospect Streets
Pollack
Ollack
Jonathan
Ala
Aim
West Baltimore Fruit and Produce Co
Wholesale & Retail
Sunkist
Fabrica. Nuratex
Palm Beach
Mohal
Golf Sud
Barnhart & Clopper
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