Juniors Win State Prize At Maryland Firemen's Meet
The Junior Fire Company of this city won first prize for the best looking uniformed group in yesterday's parade at the Maryland State Firemen's Convention in Leraconing. The 41 junior members earned about fifty dollars. The event drew over 6,000 firemen and nearly 100 bands. George R. Lindsay was reelected secretary. other officers named include Vincent A. Simmell, Henry Hedeman, Jesse A. Fisher, T. O. Cockey, Frank C. Ort, and Conrad J. Hepich. Baltimore will host next year’s meeting.
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Maryland
Vincent A. Simmell
Prince George’s County
Henry Hedeman
Baltimore
Jesse A. Fisher
Annapolis
T. O. Cockey
Glymdom
Frank C. Ort
Midland
Conrad J. Hepich
Cumberland
Quits Under Fire Col Berkeley Enochs Retires
Col Berkeley Enochs avoided court martial as his retirement was accepted by Secretary of War Good. Reports say he once shook a fist at Maj Gen Hanson E Ely commander of the Second Corps Area who criticized mess conditions on Governors Island. Enochs served 34 years with a distinguished record. Christianity was first carried into Japan by Mavier in the 16th century.
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Berkeley Enochs
Secretary of War
Good
Hanson E. Ely
Second Corps
Governor’s Island
New York
Enochs
Sugar as a flavor booster for vegetables recipe from The Sugar Institute
A famous cookbook expert from major magazines reveals that adding sugar to vegetables during cooking enhances natural flavor and restores freshness in wilted produce. The peas and carrots recipe uses sugar, butter, onion, salt, and pepper to create a tastier dish.
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The
Sugar Institute
Repair Work for Schools In Hagerstown Area
The Board of Education approved a summer repair program for Hagerstown and county schools. A buildings survey will identify needs and equalize work. new bond issues of 621000 were not acted on yet. Next Tuesday a thorough review of the building program will occur, including the Broadway School site and two new junior schools in north and south areas. The architect was authorized to bid on Funks town improvements begun last year. New Board offices were discussed but no action taken. County trustees list nears completion with appointments to Clearspring Sunnyside Charlton Dry Run Blairs Valley Faiths Big Springs Boonsboro Benevola Mt. Carmel Littlestown Mapleville.
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Board of Education
Hagerstown
Daily Mail
Broadway
Funkstown
George C. Boward
Leo Cahill
Sunnyside
Charles Zimmerman
Samuel Gruber
Harry D. Shank
Charlton
George W. Milly
Jacob Needy
Howard Ankeney
Dry Run
Frank Seibert
John Repp
Stanley Moore
Blairs Valley
Frank Carbaugh
Daisy Rowland
Admiral Sword
Faiths
D. A. Bleyer
David Trumpower
Clinton Kieffer
Big Springs
H. E. Newkirk
Isaac Shank
Guy Angle
Boonsboro
G. Edward Smith
G. W. Levan
George Ford
Benevola
Stanley Kline
Herbert Baker
Tammany Chief Visits Roosevelt noke and area visitors
A parade of local residents spent weekends and Sundays visiting relatives and friends across towns including Baltimore Roanoke Waynesboro and New Hamburg. Notables include Mr and Mrs William Easterday with relatives from Baltimore and numerous local families visiting each other and sharing news of travel and health. Katherine Kling er plans a summer stay and Katherine Kling er to Maryland University course. Vernon Long recovers from a broken leg and can sit up in his chair.
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Noke
William Easterday
Charles Hiwell
William
Himer
Baltimore
Boyd Athey
Hubert Easterday
Easterday
Lawrence Colbert
Howard
Evelyn
Trego
Samuel Colbert
Frank Hammond
Silas Thomas
Mary
Katherine Klinger
George Miller
New Hamburg
Albert Klinger
Katherine
Maryland University
Vernon Long
John Sparrow
St. James
Lester Smith
Roanoke
Harry Martin
Waynesboro
Etta Reel
Mildred
Rose Rowland
Hagerstown
Geo. E. Athey
George Marlow
Glen
Local Social Notes Amid Family Visits Across Towns
A string of visits and family updates from Xeadle to Cavetown, Park Hall, and Shanks shows residents like Reeder, Poffenberger, Newkirk, and Moser meeting relatives at Locust Grove and Frederick. Illnesses touch Hagerstown as Mrs. Gates remains at home while Mr. and Mrs. Merle Long visit relatives in Wagerstown.
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Xeadle
Clevelandtown
John
Reeder
Samuel Smith
J. Poffenberger
Cavetown
John Pound
John M. Phetteplace
D. O. Toms
Brownsvile
J. R. Brown
C. W. Jennings
Park Hall
William C. Reeder
Edgar T. Moser
Shanks
Clarence Newkirk
Garret Shank
James Mason
Hagerstown
Merle Long
Beverly
Wagerstown
Foster Long
B. F. Jackson
R. F
Wise
Roa
Keedysville Church Society Notes and Local Visits
Keedysville report covers the U B Church Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Elliot’s place with a stewardship program and readings. It lists Sunday callers to Mr Lloyd Fisher, James Baker’s two week meter school course at Johns Hopkins, and a large turnout from the area at the Old Folks Meeting in Myersville.
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F. R. Scheller
R. H Hammond
Paul Wyand
Elliott
George Buxton
Eva Wyand
Charles Fisher
Ruth
Virginia Trone
Funkstown
Lloyd Fisher
James Baker
Potomac-Edison Company
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Myersville
Otho Buttner
Rene Buttner
Emma Green
Emma
Ella Buttner
Sarah Butter
Clayton Weaver
Frances
Jilda Haynes
Rohrersville
Louise
Mary
W. Geeting
Jean
Leo Wyand
Margaret
Pauline Wyand
George Wyand
David Wyand
Jacob Hoover
Ellis Hoover
W. D. Hughes
Susan Wy
Browns Town Visitors Return After Week With Family
A family scene reports J and companions returning to their home in Brown town Virginia Sunday evening after a week with Mrs. Katie Potter. They were joined by Mr Marlow who spent the weekend there. Mr and Mrs Updike and daughters and Hazel Potter, along with Mr and Mrs George Sow and son Spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Oscar Stine and family.
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Browntown
Katie Potter
Mr. Marlow
Updike
Daug Hazel
George | Sow and Son
Oscar Stine
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Kohler & Sons
Gruen
Japan
Mavier
Tammany Chief
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Curry
Tammany Hall
Keedysville
Jnion
S. Potomac St
Lloyd L. Marcus
Mgr
Personal Finance Company OF
Washington
Potomac Edison CO
Bikste's
Sposep AK
Potemac 1
Mager
R. M. Hays & Bros
Washington Street
Nicodemus National Bank
Binet
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Company
Lexington Building
Cor- Lexington
Liberty Streets
Sting
Leiter Bros
Toyo
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