Seventy-One Children At Orphans Home Report
The Board of Managers of the Washington County Home for Children met Friday with Vice-President Kelfer presiding. May 1 census shows 33 children, 4 new admissions, 1 placed in family, 1 remaining in home May 31. Two contracted measles and an ear abscess treated by Drs Campbell and Gilmer. Seventy-one children in families May 31, with 21 placed out and 17 schools attended by them in May. Resolutions thanked donors and helpers, and next meeting moved to July 11 due to Independence Day.
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Washington County
Kelfer
Worthy B. Btrite
W. C. Campbell
Jme
Ir. Campbell
7. D. Gilmer
Stouffer and Musey
Metis Bible Class
First Christian Bible School
Harvey Heiser
Grace Martin
Plente
Lewis Blair
Clearspring
Q. J. Sagle
Wutting Hale
Two Jailed For Driving While Drunk In Dixon County
Deputies arrested Paul Barnhart Mason Dixon and Edward Poffenberger Saturday for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Poffenberger received thirty days in jail and a fine. Katz and Bow er testified to the drunken driving and collision near Williams Courtport. Pearl and moonstone are birth stones for June.
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Crum
Poffenberger
Paul Barnhart
Mason
Katz
Dixon
Polt
Wilup Washington Street
Hamsport
Jonathan
Edward Poffenberger
J. Beott Bower
Rheumatic remedy offered on no cure no pay plan
A local drug store promotes Rheuma sold by Aughinbaugh or Knelgley Drug Stores. The ad promises relief from rheumatism without crutches and no payment unless cured.
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Saya Aughinbaugh
Knelgley Drug Stores
Greencastle Notes Include Licenses Travel and Local News
Local items list license grants by State Highway patrol for about 60 drivers. Residents and visitors discuss travel, moves, and duties among townsfolk. A massive quarry blast at Cavetown uses 5.25 tons of dynamite to loosen 25 000 tons of rock. A fashion note mentions an attic frock with chiffon overdress completing the ensemble.
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Greencastle
State Highway Patrol
Hmma Saytor
Episcopal Hospital
Philadelphia
Edward Cart
Gettysburg College
Alice Ruby
Baltimore Street
Tonjsilitis
W. G. Fleming
Madaline Shaw
North Carlisle Street
Harry McGaughhey
South Carlisle Street
Virginia
Belle Jackson
Zeigler
Centre Square
Mooreland
Ind
Cotterell
Chambersburg
Elizabeth Gillan
Carlisle Street
E. M. Bushey and Sons
Cavetown
Realty Deals And New Homes Planned In Hagerstown
Real estate moves in Hagerstown exceeding 66000 were disclosed by Howard M. Hull of Wright Hull Realty. Five sales totaled over 65000 with private terms. Purchases include 418 Potomac Avenue by A D Albert for himself and in law. plans include a new residence after September 15. Also sold: 1022 The Terrace to George H Hornbraker. Albert selling 703 Oak Hill Avenue to A Fashen. J M Gulder joins George H Hornbraker at The Terrace. Dr P N Fleming sells a lot for a stone semi bungalow construction.
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Hagerstown
Howard M. Hull
Wright, Hull Realty Company
Carolyn Bixler
Jean Lucas
Potomac Avenue
A. D. Albert
Albert
Beverly J. Coston
Oak Hill Avenue
A. Fashen
J. M. Gulder
George H. Hornbraker
Hornbraker
Maryand
Cumberland
Guiderbag
P. N. Fleming
Georges White Buys Lot at The Terrace and Hillcrest
Georges White purchased a lot at the corner of The Terrace and Hillcrest Avenue from Dr C R Miller and plans to build a handsome house on it soon. The transaction confirms White as the new owner and signals forthcoming construction in the neighborhood.
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Georges White
C. R. Miller
Terrace
Hillcrest Avenue
Present Day Attendance of Wayside Grade 2 Class
The Wayside Grade 2 class under Ida M. Watkins shows daily presence by Julia Over Betty Coble Anna Mary Draper Margaret Crockett Merle Wiles. James Harman missed half a day while Burl y Kretzer Allan Kuba Ottis Funkhouser Mildred Myers each missed one day.
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Wayside
Ida M. Watkins
Julia Over
Betty Coble
Anna Mary Draper
Margaret Crockett
Merle Wiles
James Harman
Butly Kretzer
Allan Kuba
Ottis Funkhouser
Mildred Myers
Castoria A Trusted Remedy For Generations
A longtime family staple praised for gentle pediatric relief without narcotics. Trusted for over eight decades Castoria is recommended by physicians and carries the familiar signature on the bottle for teething teething drops and soothing syrups.
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Castoria
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Clancy
Ted
Orphans’ Home
Perial
Special Rises
David P. Schindel
Opec Masons Temple
Robert H. Pell
Denver
Newark
Eakle's
Howard's Feed
Baltimore St
ceBrae
Ganmat Motors Chemical Co
Dayton, Oig
Harry C. Main Furniture
E. Franklin &J
Juet
Beck Brothers
Thumm. Motor, CO
Frederick Bt
Paige and Jewett
Spring Ties
W. A. Hopkins Colonial Theatre
Groh Realty CO
Jonathan St. More
Lykens Valley Nut Coal
Earl
Footer’s Cleaners & Dyers
W. Ky
Onete
Beast Bool
Othe
Florence Quett
Milhow
Florence
Florence Stove Company, Garowsa, Massscaus
Dora
Hoaven
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