Local Chamber speaker details aims and influence
Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce heard C. C. Saath of the National Chamber explain the chamber’s exact purposes and work. Mr Smith discussed Labor and Commerce departments in Washington, the AFL's influence, and railroad legislation during war. Braith urged national organization to offset rival forces as the National Chamber grew to about 750000 members. Slims Jamieson praised the address. C. W. Sullivan presided in Funkhouser's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HN. Saath
National Chamber Ef Commerce
Hagerstown
Braith
Commerce
National Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Mr. Smith
Chick
Horned Owl Kills Gosling Near Pen-Mar Mountain Lake
Harry Sigler of Mountain Lake Cottage near Pen-Mar reported an owl raid on his geese. He fired a shot when a horned owl snatched a gosling, but the bird was killed and the gosling died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sigler
Mountain Lake
Pen-Mar
Mr. Sigler
Negro Playground Fund Grows as Drive Progresses
The Negro community reports over $450 raised toward a $1,500 goal for playgrounds. Committee chair Mrs. Sam Willis, with support from Mr. Conners and G. S. McGee, will guide the effort and have secured McGee as full time recreation director for the Colored people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Willis
Conners
National Community Service
G. 8. McGee
Commissioners Appeal in Damage Case and Road Plans
The County Commissioners voted yesterday to appeal the $866 verdict for damages to private property from trees along a public highway in the C A Gaylor case. County Engineer Ferguson will survey a new low grade road from Edgemont Road to Pen Mar to improve access to the park. The Barrett Company and Atlantic Refining Company were awarded road oiling contracts set to begin June 20. The board also inspected the county’s lower end near Sharpsburg.
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C. A. Gaylor
Gaylor
Ferguson
Edgemont
Pen-Mar
Barrett Company
Atlantic Refining Company
Sharps‘burg
Waynesboro Ranked In Tool Making Among U S Cities
Waynesboro stands sixteenth in a list of one hundred tool making cities in the United States, based on Machinery Magazine statistics in June under The center of the Machine Tool Industry. Cincinnati leads with 11.8 percent of national output. Waynesboro accounts for 1.70 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
United States
the Machinery Magazine
Cincinnati
Last King's Daughters Meeting Plans June 9 Anniversary
The King's Daughters held their final summer meeting in St John’s lecture room. They approved anniversary plans for June 9 and set the program with Mrs. J. G. Steffey and Mrs. Hargleroad contributing. Mrs. Ralph Sidell joined the group. The W. E. B. Fire Company plans garages on their rear lot to generate revenue for the treasury.
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King’s Daughters
St. John’s
J. G. Steffey
Hargleroad
Ralph Sidell
W. EB. Fire Company
Frehell
P Vately
The
Treasury
Deaths in Welsh Run and Shady Grove Families
Miles Niswander of Welsh Run died at home aged 70 after myelopathic illness. Survived by brother Captain D. M. Niswander and nephews. John H. Barbaugh, 72, died at his son in law William Iser’s home in Shady Grove after sixteen weeks bedridden. Rev L V Hetrick officiated at Greencastle Reformed Church funeral Friday at 2 o’clock. Survived by widow, daughter Mrs William F. Iser, and one grandchild.
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Miles
Lillie Niswander
Miss Niswander
Presbyterian Church
Welsh Run
Shere
D. M. Niswander
H. Sarbaugh
Inlaw
William ‘Fy. Iser
Shady Grove
Barbaugh
Reformed Church
Greencastle
Ladies' Night by Rotarians at Chamber of Commerce
The Rotary Club hosts a big event in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium with a wireless concert from musicians near Pittsburgh. Webster Piper arranged the equipment to broadcast across the hall. Lowe Vincent Geist performs vocal selections and dance music, with dinner at 7 and cards available for a card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Webster Piper
Lowe Vincent Geist
Judge Gould Dies Intestate. Widow Seeks Administration
Washington June 8 An authority on probate and testamentary law Associate Justice Ashley M Gould of the District of Columbia Supreme Court died here May 20 leaving no will An application by his widow for letters of administration is on record in the District courts The estate is valued at about 80000 dollars Gould was a native of Maryland.
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Washington
Ashley M. Gould
District of Columbia Supreme Court
District Courts
Gould
Maryland
Two Weddings Scheduled This Month In Scranton And Baltimore
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Bessie Hardenburg to Mr. George B. Riel to be held in Scranton on June 22. Hardenburg, known in Williamsport, resides in Pennsylvania. A second invitation from Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Dguer of Baltimore announces the wedding of their daughter Clara M to Williams. Bomberger, with the ceremony planned in Baltimore.
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Edward 8. Hardenburg
Scranton
Williamsport
Bessie 8. Hardenburg
George B. Riel
Pyoring
Misa Hardenburg
Williams~ Port
Pennsylvania
I. M. Dguer
Baltimore
Clara M
Williams
Bomberger
Local Baptism Record From St Lake’s Lutheran Church
Patchy OCR notes show a baptism entry dated June 3 at St Lake’s Lutheran Church involving Mr Bomberger and two others, naming Mr and Mrs Arthur Bomberger formerly of Williamsport. The fragment mentions family ties and place details, reflecting a small church record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dey
St. Lake's Lutheran Church
Mr. Bomberger
Arthur Bowberger
Williamsport
Market prices and grain quotes from Federal Milling and Refrigerating Co
June 1921 pricing lists show wheat at 140, flour 7.50 to 11.25, middlings 2.00, corn chop 1.90, screenings 1.10, yellow and white meal 2.50, timothy and mixed hay 1.20 and 1.10 per cwt, potatoes 0.75 per bushel, butter 0.40, country bacon 0.25, hams 0.35, onions 3.60, dried beans 1.60 and 1.50, lima beans 0.20, with other items and stray verse remarks interleaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Milling and Refrigerating Co
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Horned Owl
Negro Playground Fund Growing
Rotarians
Cathering J. Hoch
God
Heavenly Father
Meyer
Hiedworl
Studio Modern Photography
W. Wash. Bt
MAIL
Fleishers
Children’s Week
New England
Norfolk
Miss Anita Snyder
Betty
Mamma
Water House
Bobby
Little Fairy Sister
J. W. Riley
Strickland Gillilan
Edgar A
Stieff Piano
Tollar
Children’s New Sex
Lsle
Harding
Pax’”’ Union Suits
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