Eagles Plan Maryland State Fraternal Convention
Plans are set for the Maryland State Convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles at Hagerstown Aerie 694. John J. Kerr, state vice president, will be honored as candidates are initiated. Delegations from Frostburg through Baltimore will attend March meetings with tours of plants arranged. State Senator Ernest W. Miller will chair the reception, with numerous officials expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Order of Eagles
Geta
Aerie
John J. Kerr
Kerr
Hagerstown Aerta
J. B. Burgesser
Frostburg
Kitemiller
Cumberland
Frederick
Brunswick
Chesapeake
Baltimore
H. D. Kindler
Hagerstown
Ernest W. Miller
John Grove
William Heil
John Kerr
Paul Nagy
S. Calvin Mumma
E. W. Miller
Martin Bostetter
BE. L. Swain
William P. Lane
Richard Duffey
Sam Glessner
William Russell
Harvey Wachter
Hi. D. Kindler
Charles Swartz
C. M. Smith
R. Parks
Robert Parks
John Hartman
George Buys
Jack Watts
R. V. Schlotterbeck
Sam Reichard
J. R. Kerr
Max Smith
C. W. Adams
Laurin Potter
Hallette Hartman
Charles Bets
A. W. Seligman
William Bender
Harry Bennett
C. H. Adams
P. R. Hesson
KR. P. Geiger
C. Betts
Captain Andrews Farewell as Salvation Army Leader
Captain Andrews and Mrs. Andrews bid farewell after four years leading the local Salvation Army Corps on North Jonathan Street. They depart June 21 for Fairmont West Virginia, where he takes a larger post. Major Shultz and wife assume duties June 22 as the exchange is described as a promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Langley Andrews
Salvation Army Corps
Red Shield
North Jonathan Street
Fairmont
W. Va
Fairmont Corps
Hagerstown
J. Vincent Jamison, Jr
Salvation Army
Amel Shuttz
Parkersburg
Red Shield Lodge
Captain Andrews
Alen
Andrews
Portraits on a Shakespearean Shank: Shoes Feature 16th Century Gentleman
A historic note describes how a well dressed English gentleman of the sixteenth century had his portrait painted on the tips of his shoes, reflecting period fashion and personal display.
Night of Birds Sparks Police Efforts in Potomac
Residents along Potomac avenue complained of relentless noise and debris from birds flooding the area. Officers Bikie and Ruhlman used nonlethal tools to remove birds from trees at W. Murray Baechtel’s home, claiming over 100 birds were fatally harmed while promising continued cooperation with owners if ammunition is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Avenue
B. Bikie
Ed Ruhlman
W. Murray Baechtel
Jacob Sailes Celebrates Second Birthday At Home
Jacob Sailes, retired police officer known as Uncle Jake, observed his second birthday with a small gathering at his North Mulberry street residence. He remains active, enjoys gardening, and takes regular drives, continuing a birthday party tradition built over the years. Regular readers of the Herald-Mall Classified Section know the Wood quality and reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Sailes
North Mulberry Street
Hale and
Hearty
Jake
Herald-Mall
Senate panel seeks condemnation of bombing civilians
Washington June 14 Chairman Iman Pittman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged the Senate to condemn the bombing of civilian populations. He also introduced a regulation directing his committee to investigate and report at the next session its recommendations on action by Congress to stop bombing civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iman Pittman
D-Nev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Pittman
Congress
Fresh Posies in Bridal Hats Inspire Original Note
Brides may replace veils with hats trimmed in fresh flowers and corsages. Attendants carry various floral arrangements from arm bouquets to dainty corsages. White carnations gain favor for bouquets, with stems wrapped in white satin. Florists advise planning ahead and clarifying who pays for flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Schiller McDonald
Potomac Synod Elects New Officers at Hanover
The Potomac Synod of the Evangelical Reformed Church elected Rev. E. M. Sando of Hanover Pa as president at the opening of its sixty sixth annual session in Frederick Md. Delegates from Pennsylvania Virginia North Carolina and Maryland attended about 400 people. Schminke was named corresponding secretary and Joshua Levens reading clerk. The Woman's Missionary Society meets concurrently as reports and educational leaders address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Joshua Levens
Greensboro
N. C
Pensylvania
Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
Hood College
Woman's Missionary Society
What Causes Getting Up Nights
Fragments suggest a health note on bladder irritation from excess acids and waste. Mentions a four day test and consulting a druggist in Hagerstown with names Hancock Spence Mine Die Kauf. Contains unclear OCR and jumbled phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finah
H. R
H. P. Minediekauff
Hagerstown
Spence
Hancock
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Triangle Food
Rudy’s
Hamilton Corner
Aaa
Tron
Adla
H.C. Frankforter
Betsy Ross
War Department
Philadelphia
Capt. Andrews
Body
Kay
Washington St
Agerstown
SYNOD
Edwin M. Sando
Hanover
Brenna
Grenoble
Heller
Everly
Aree
Abe Martin
Ward
Kerr Glass Jar CO
Manbeck
Ralph’s
Zotos
Cless Wave
Hershey
Hear D. Wade
THE
National School OF Pressure Cooking
Shylock
Maryland Theatre
Henry Fonda
Madeline Carroll
Troy
Lever Bros
Pillsbury Flour Mills
R. M. Hays and Bros
Henry A. Bester
Eat
W. Washington
Montgomery Ward
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