Graduates in County Given Fine Sermons
The graduating classes from Hagerstown boys and girls high schools and seniors from Foonsboro Williamsport Clear Spring and Hancock heard inspiring baccalaureate sermons. Ministers urged life rules grounded in faith and sportsmanship and warned against overemphasis on science versus faith.
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Hagerstown
Foonsboro
Williamsport
Clearapring
Hancock
Walter Byron Greh
St. Jann’s Episcopal Church
BL John's Church
Steh
Stehn
William Jennings Bryan
Melleim- Park
Stehl
RR Man Wallace Dies After On-Duty Accident
Harry Wallace 61 of Hagerastown an engineer for the Norfolk and Western died at Washington County Hospital from a fractured skull after his head struck a mall pouch hanger while leaning from his engine cab at St James Lane. The Roanoke bound train continued to St James Station before the crew realized the fatal injury. He lived at 431 McDowell Avenue and was a Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers member. His death followed the prior fatal injury to his brother Albert Wallace almost five years earlier near the same area. He leaves a wife Edith and brothers C L George W John W. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev. G J Rider at the haus and interment in Rose Hill.
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St. James Lane
Harry Wallace
Hagerastown
Norfolk and Western
Ballreed
Washington County Hospital
Roanoke
Wallace
St. James
Williamaport Pla
C. M. Suter and Son
Justha J. Sdoth Bower
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Bert Wallace
Harry
Albert
Hénandcah
Wis
Charlie Wallace
Western Maryland Railway Company
McDowell Avenue
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Edith My Brothers
C. L
George W
This City
John W
Harrisburg
Stetors
KR. L. Swartz
Harrissburg
May Flynn
C. M. Bowers
A. W. Orange
D.T. Dorraugh
City
Mra
A. R. Tack
Machantenburg
Edith Wallace
Pittsburgh
Levy Tax Levy Set Delayed By Hagerstown Officials
Hagerstown Mayor and Council will set the 1925 tax levy Tuesday evening after conclusions on taxable basis. Daniel Downin, city tax collector, reported no levy decision before that time. Mr and Mrs Byron Vaught of Mercersburg Pa welcome a son born Saturday afternoon at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown.
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Hagerstown
Daniel Downin
Big Pool Man Loses Life in River Mishap
Bruce Mason of Big Pool with epilepsy fell from a boat while crossing the Potomac from West Virginia and drowned after hitting a rock. Mion, another local, drowned in shallow water near Big Pool. Sheriff Duffey and Justice Middlehauf deemed an inquest unnecessary. Mason survived by wife, two children, parents, and many relatives. Funeral Tuesday at 7 30 in the Shank Town Church.
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Bruce Mason
Potomac River
Big Pool
Mion
Mason
West Virginia
Maryland
Richard Duffey
O. W. Middlehauf
Jeremiah Mason
Clearapring
Shank Town
Death notices honor Mary Ann Dell Bell in Chambersburg
Mary Ann Dell Bell of Thomas Street died at home Saturday night at 4 40 o'clock from pneumonia aged 63. Wife of a local resident, she leaves two daughters and three sons. Funeral Monday at four o'clock from the house with Rev Robingon officiating. Interment at Halfway. Penn Hall graduate Miss Nettle Schley Canby, a senior at Penn Hall, spent the weekend in Hagerstown with her mother Mrs. Franklin P. Canby and returned to Chambersburg for commencement ceremonies beginning yesterday with the baccalaureate sermon, and she will graduate Wednesday morning.
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Bell
Mary Ann Dell Wito
Thomas
Blooms
Ave
Second Christian Church
Eha Fa
Robingon
Penn Hall
Nettle Schley Canby
Hagerstown
Franklin FP. Canby
Chambersburg
Miss Cauby
Woman Nearly Asphyxiated During Break-In on Mulberry Street
Mrs Pearl Baker of Mulberry Street faced a perilous break-in Saturday night as gas filled her home on Mulberry Street between Broadway and Wayside Ave. Patrolman Jesse Hasty and Detective Chapman rescued her from the hazardous scene after neighbors noted she had appeared unsettled for days and reportedly locked herself inside before attempting to vent the house.
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Pearl Baker
Mulberry Street
Broadway
Wayside Ave
Jesse Hasty
Chapman
Western Maryland Railway Company
Baker
Atreta
J Baker
Beso
Four Suspects Arrested in Maryland Hotel Robbery
Four men were arrested as suspects in a robbery at the Maryland Hotel. They were released by Justice J Ace Bower after the clerk failed to identify them. James Koltopolis, proprietor, said they had engaged rooms Friday night and that the robbers set fire to clothing and left Saturday morning with an electric fan missing.
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Maryland
J. Ace Bower
James Koltopolis
Duffey
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Garver Furniture Co
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Packard Hudson Essex Sales and Service
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