Conference of Adventists in session at Catonsville Maryland
Representatives from Hagerstown attend the Chesapeake Conference camp meeting in Catonsville Maryland June 16 to 26. the conference covers Maryland Delaware and parts of West Virginia with headquarters at Takoma Park. It reports 124 countries 266 institutions 2 277 church buildings and 44 971 881 12 invested. The faith emphasizes a return to Bible faith and Jesus Christ as soon to come.
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Hagerstown
Catonsville
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
R. M. Spencer
N. C. van Horn
Treasuer
Takoma Park
D. C
Africa
Union
Europe
Australia
South America
New England
Jesus Christ
God
Lord Jesus Christ
Deaths James Hoffmaster 85 in Weverton
James Hoffmaster died at his daughter Mrs. Daniel Holder's home in Weverton from complications at age 85 years 5 months 14 days. He leaves sons John W Edward and daughter Fannie and Mrs Holder all of Weverton. Funeral at Mrs Holders Sunday at 10 AM with burial at Brownsville.
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James Hoffmaster
Daniel Holder
Weverton
John W
Edward
Fannie
Holder
Brownsville
Funeral set for Miss Anne Miller at Clearspring
Miss Anne Miller who died at her home in Clearspring yesterday morning will be buried in St. Pauls Cemetery after a Saturday service at 3 30 p m conducted at the house by Rev William K Deihl. She was an assistant teacher at St Pauls school and had contracted pneumonia about a week ago. Surviving sisters are Miss Edith Miller and Miss Lois Miller.
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Anne Miller
Clearspring
William K. Deihl
St. Paul's Cemetery
Pairings listed in county court notice of marriages
The notice lists multiple couples with ages and hometowns including Russell Eardley 21 of Greenville Delaware and Catherine Silvers 18 of Williamsport Maryland. Richard K Miller 36 of Wormleysburg Pennsylvania and Hazel Shomper 19 of West Fairview Pennsylvania. George E Zeiders 21 and Ethel B Sholter 18 of Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Clarence Lentz 21 of Felton Pennsylvania and Alice Grove 18 of White Hall Maryland. Simons Poggi 28 of Hershey Pennsylvania and Irene Ciolfi 18 of Swatara Station Pennsylvania. Charles W Taylor 21 of Washington D C and Mary E Higges 19 of Capitol Heights Maryland. George Lehman 25 and Vada E Reeder 18 of Chambersburg Pennsylvania.
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Russell Eardley
Greenville
Del
Catherine Silvers
Willamsport
Richard KK. Miller
Wormleysburg
Hazel Shomper
West Fairview
George E. Zeiders
Ethel B. Sholter
Harrisburg
Clarence Lentz
Felton
Alice Grove
White Hall
Simons Poggi
Hershey
Irene Ciolfi
Swatara Station
Charles W. Taylor
Washington, D. C
Mary E. Higges
Capitol Heights
George Lehman
Vada E. Reeder
Chambersburg
B and O Engineers Inspect Western Maryland Route
Thirty two Baltimore and Ohio engineers tested the route from Cherry Run West Virginia to Lurgan over the Western Maryland system. They rode in a gondola freight car pushed by a B and O engine to assess the road and yards and to settle rumors of a dispatch dispute. A. M. Smith and C. M. Tritsch led the inspection and observed the transfer point to connect with other lines.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Maryland
Lurgan
Western Maryland
A. M. Smith
Hagerstown
C. M. Tritsch
Cherry Run
W. Va
President Coolidge Veto Clash Amid Auto Trip Talks
State Senator J L Robbins and Francis Case meet President Coolidge during an auto trip briefing. Robbins praises the McNary Haugen farm bill veto as ranch owner Coolidge absorbs the compliment and notes the veto’s impact on ranchers and farmers.
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J. L. Robbins
Francis Case
Hot Springs
Mr. Robbins
Mr. Coolidge
Owners of Stolen Chickens Sought in Maryland Line
Local authorities failed to identify twenty seven chickens found in possession of Jim Meadows after his arrest in Keedysville. Meadows escaped a Martinsburg chain gang and will be sent back to West Virginia. Two girls with him, Virginia Meadows 17 and Margaret Rudy, face no charges and likely will be released once Meadows is returned to the camp.
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Jim Meadows
Keedysville
Meadows
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Virginia Meadows
Margaret Rudy
Historic taxicab to visit city on June twenty eighth
A battered Renault taxicab linked to World War I and the 7th Heaven film tour will visit Hagerstown for two hours on June 28. The cab, owned by William Fox, was used by Frank Borzage and stars Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor. Lt. H. A. Didot will supervise the exhibit.
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Hagerstown
William Fox
Frank Borzage
Austin Strong
Charles Farrell
Janet Gaynor
Borzage
Paris
America
Galliene
von Kluck
Joffre
Fox Films
H. A. Didot
McHenry Cleared in Race Dispute Over Mare Eligibility
Will McHenry, a local horseman, was exonerated after a National Trot ting Association board review in New York. The case involving Florence Worthy, a pacing mare, charged as ineligible, led to a redistribution of winnings before a reopened hearing showed eligibility. The board dismissed charges and ordered winnings repaid to McHenry.
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Will McHenry
A. H. Derr
Frederick
Board of Review
National Trotting Association
New York
Derr
Mr. McHenry
Florence Worthy
Superintendent moves family to new San Mar orphanage home
W Walter Elmer, superintendent of the Orphans' Home, moved his family to the new San Mar building on Thursday. Vigorous cleanup work will start as the big structure is prepared for the future home of the orphanage children, who will be moved from South Potomac street to San Mar before July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Walter Elmer
San Mar
South Potomac Street
Farewell Party for Miss Julia Tyree Held by Roulette Family
Miss Julia Tyree, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Tyree, was honored with a Thursday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Roulette. The farewell marked her upcoming move with her parents to Albany at the start of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Katherine Roulette
George Roulette
Julia Tyree
Alexander Tyree
Miss Tyree
Albany
Routine Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting
Routine matters occupied the Board of Directors yesterday afternoon with many directors out of town and no business of importance taken up.
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Chamber of Commerce
Corporate Communion for Girls' Friendly Society Members
A corporate communion for associates and members of the Girls' Friendly Society will be held Sunday at 8 o'clock in St. John's Episcopal Church.
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Girls’ Friendly Society
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Cushway’s Promotes Sheetrock Plaster Board Product
An advertising note touts SHEETROCK the ideal plaster board and asks customers to check Cushway's for details about the product.
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Cushway
13 Year-Old Man Dies in Live Wire Accident
Ernst Laign, 23, a Potomac Edison lineman, was electrocuted while working on a pole near the Prior Company plant at Halfway. He fell after touching a live wire and died after fellow workers lowered him to the ground. Survived by parents, two sisters, one brother, a cousin Bruce Havermill, and unmarried. Funeral set for Sleepy Creek, W. Va.
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Ernst Laign
Potomac Edison Company
Laign
S. M. Wagaman
Strong
Leonard Hays
Victor D. Miller
Sleepy Creek
W. Va
South Prospect Street
Bruce Havermill
C. M. Suter
Pythians to Stage Big Parade in City
Gateway Lodge No 147 Knights of Pythias plans a parade for the Uniformed Bank on Wednesday evening June 29 at 7. The march will start at Pythian Hall and proceed along Walnut Street Washington Square Potomac Charles and Franklin. The K of P Band from Hanover Pa and Westminster Uniformed Bank and Drum Corps will attend with many nearby lodges participating.
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Order
Knights of Pythias
R. Royce
Washington Square M. E. Church
Lodge
George H. Bennett
Pythian Sisters
W. Royce
Richard S. White
W. F. Chaney
F. L. Diffenderfer
A. Rf. Shipley
Gateway Lodge
Uniformed Bank
Pythian Hall
Walnut Street
Washington
the Square
Potomac
Charles
Countermach
Franklin
Crack K. of P. Band
Hanover
Westminster Uniformed Bank and
Class Entertained by Fidelis Bible Class at Sunset Home
The Fidelis Bible Class of the First Baptist Church was entertained at Mrs. Howard Row’s Sunset avenue home Thursday night after the regular business meeting refreshments were served. Guests included Mrs. Stella Little, Mrs. Grace Green, Mrs. Irene Shirey, Mrs. Mamie Mowen, Mrs. Eva Fitzgerald, Mrs. Emily Poffenberger, Mrs. Nellie Bishop, Mrs. Ruth Mathews, Mrs. Daisy Marsh, Mrs. Margaret Hefner, Mrs. Ruth Martin, Mrs. Elsie Knight, Mrs. Maud Shank, Mrs. Bertha Campbell, Mrs. Edna Harbaugh, Mrs. Gladys McNamee, Mrs. Walter Row, and Misses Janet and Kathryn Fitzgerald and Miss Anna Romine.
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Fidelis Bible
First Baptist Church
Howard Row
Sunset Avenue
Stella Little
Grace Green
Irene Shirey
Mamie Mowen
Eva Fitzgerald
Emily Poffenberger
Nellie Bishop
Ruth Mathews
Daisy Marsh
Margaret Hefner
Ruth Martin
Elsie Knight
Maud Shank
Bertha Campbell
Edna Harbaugh
Gladys McNamee
Walter Row
Janet and
Kathryn Fitzgerald
Anna Romine
Two Men Charged With Non Support Appearing Before Court
Two men appeared in local courts yesterday on non support charges. Chester Smith, arrested in Connecticut, was released on condition of regular support payments for his wife. Charles Ritter was arrested on non support and sent to Waynesboro for trial there.
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Chester Smith
Connecticut
Charles Ritter
Waynesboro
Lindbergh Returns Home to Warm Public Welcome
Colonel Lindbergh lands in St Louis after a 9 hour 20 minute flight from New York, greeted by a 5000 strong crowd. He is surrounded by soldiers as the Spirit of St Louis is handled by care teams, while Mrs Lindbergh and officials observe a restrained reception during the homeland homecoming.
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Lindbergh
New York
St. Louis
Air Mail
Coolidge
Belgium
England
Paris
Victor Miller
Secretaries and pilots clash over a wayward flight
Secretary of War Davis let enthusiasm show during a field episode, but a regular Army second lieutenant from Jefferson Barracks ordered him back. The line was drawn as Davis headed to the sidelines with a calm reply. Lindbergh’s flight from New York faced better weather until reaching St. Louis.
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Davis
Jefferson Barracks
New York
Lindbergh
St. Louis
Picnics at Pagoda Park Promote Park Amusements
Picnic time arrives at Pagoda Park in Funkstown offering merry go rounds roller coasters swings boating and more for outings and parties. Book your picnic by writing C C Knepper Hagerstown Maryland or visiting the park for information.
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Pagoda Park
Willow Grove
Funkstown
Summer Schedule Changes Transit Service 1927
Summer Schedule goes into effect Sunday June 19 1927. Hourly service between Hagerstown and Pen Mar from noon to close. Two hour service between Hagerstown and Braddock Heights from 6 50 a m until close. Rest of schedule unchanged.
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Hagerstown
Pen-Mar
Braddock Heights
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Rest Haven Cemetery
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Madison Avenue
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Chicago
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Hagerstown, MD
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Weis
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Phil Ohman
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Charles Kaley
Old Man
Pretty Little Dear
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W. Washington St
Albert B. Beyard
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