Waltonians Plan Outing at Woodmont
Waltonians from Hagerstown and their wives will spend tomorrow afternoon at Woodmont along the Potomac above Hancock. Courtesy of Honey Bridges of Baltimore, Woodmont Club president, they will meet at Market Harbor in Hagerstown and travel by auto. A chicken supper will be prepared at Woodmont, Bridges will escort the group, and arrangements accommodate non drivers. In a separate item, Guy Daymude was charged with drunken driving and jailed awaiting a Monday hearing.
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Hank Walton
Hagerstown
Woodmont
Potomac River
Fancock
Honey P. Bridges
Baltimore
Market Haver
Potomac
Peanklin Street
Fages
Guy Daymude
Demily Bowers
Teld
Daymude
Walter Daymude
World Traveler To Address Club Here
Walmer Tenant will deliver a talk on his trip around the world at the Potomac Club’s elu rooms in the Grive building next Friday night May 25. The event includes aerious pictures and refreshments. Bible marathon at Luccaipa June 19 features First Methodist Church participants reading scriptures cover to cover in a hoped for 9 hours or more.
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Potomac Club
Elu
Grive
Walmer
Durring
Lucaipa
Calif
First Methodist Church
Four County Women Receive Certificates at Maryland Course
Fifty-one women attended the Rural Women's Short Course at the University of Maryland over four years and were awarded certificates. From Washington county, Mrs. William Downey Mrs. H. J. Geiser and Mrs. H. D. Newman of Withsburg and Mrs. George M. Bushey of Capetown are named. A Ford car and a Western Maryland freighter train shared honors in a one round heat at a Smithsburg road crossing when Miss Edna Kretsinger driving De. J. H. Besore's machine could not stop. she was unhurt and the Ford needed repairs. The locomotive was not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
Washington County
William Downey
J. Geiser
H. D. Newman
Withsburg
George M. Bushey
Capetown
Maryland
Man Injured After Being Run Over During Car Repair
Cumberland June 18 report Patrick Ford of Carroll County is in critical condition at Miners Hospital Prastburg with a fractured skull after a car rollover incident. He was repairing a vehicle on the plant road when engine trouble arose and he was struck while with his head extended into the roadway. The unidentified driver sped away after a woman in his car screamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Patrickford
Carroll Counties
Miners Hospital
Prastburg
Raoling
Plans Named for River City Carnival Week
Committees appointed by Ann Rothman to chair a street carnival in Williamsport to raise funds for River Cemetery Ludowmont. At a town council meeting last night reports outlined plans for a carnival opening Saturday July and continuing the following week with special preparations for Governor Ritche to visit Wednesday to dedicate the World War memorial in the late afternoon. The Governor is expected to attend the carnival in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Rothman
Govers
Wile
Mwmuport
Ludowmont Aton
Testown Council
Jesus
Ritclie
Willamsport
Wheeler Will Be On Stand In Prohibition Probe
A Pennsylvania legislative inquiry continues into the use of funds raised by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union for enforcement work. Witnesses including Maude Seymour of McConnellsburg and George in Pittsburgh may testify as the panel probes potential political use of the funds. Also summoned are Washington X. O Connor and reporters from the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saloon League
Tengu
Westerville
Olin
League
Maude Seymour
McConnellsburg
Womens Christian Temperance Union
Pennsylvania
Seymour
Lla
George
Pittsburgh
Sion
Joby St. Flynn
Elk County
Acuta
Washington
F. xX
O' Connor
Breus
Philadelphia
William 8. Ware
Philadelphia Public Ledger
O'Connor
Wheat price continues up in early June 1944 market report
Reports from Morgan regarding weather and crop outlook show wheat prices rising on the Atlantic seaboard. Early dealing indicated pressure in the domestic belt southward, while attention remained on the corn and grain outlook amid unsettled conditions.
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Chicago
Murgoel
City Market Large Today With Fresh Produce
A fragmentary market note lists prices for strawberries 16 to 30 cents, cherries 1 1/2 to 20 cents, sweet cherries 20 to 21 cents per box, beets and peas 10 cents per bunch, and other items including eggs 32 cents per box and butter 50 cents. Also reports Harry Dallan paying a $30 fine for drunkenness after a case ended with a malicious destruction charge dropped.
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Miurkat
Strawberriew
Harry Dallan
Nomads of Arndaka Host Card Party at Pythian Castle
The Nomads of Arndaka will hold a card party titled seo cand party on Monday, June 21 at 8:15 PM at the Pythian Castle. This will be the last event for the lsummer with door prizes and admission details.
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Pythian Castle
Adv
Bicycle theft notice at Snyder's News Agency
The thief who took Red Indian Hicycle from the rear of Snyder's News Agency is known. To avoid prosecution return the bicycle immediately to Hannah Shoppe, Ady.
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Snyder
Hannah Shoppe
Ady
Resolution of Respect for Samuel H. Mar
Potomac Lodge No. 214. 0. O. F. adopts resolutions praising the late Samuel H. Mar. The notice extends heartfelt sympathy to his wife and family and orders copies filed, sent and published in the city newspaper.
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Samuel H. Mar
Wartht
Potomac Lodge No
Stanley Shadrach
Deaths and funeral notices from local families
Deaths include Ralph Price infant son of Mr and Mrs George Socks age 4 months. Funeral Sunday 4 p.m. at house with Rev G J Rider officiating, interment Rose Hill. Hazel Lewise Bowman funeral held from her parents home with Rev Stebl officiating. pallbearers were six girls from this year’s graduating class. Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Wal H Slick and family for support during Frances H Slick’s illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Price
George Socks
G. J. Rider
Rose Hill
Hazel Lewise Bowman
Stebl
Card of Thanks for Hazel Louise Bowman
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of Hazel Louise Bowman. Mentions floral tributes and use of cars. From Mr and Mrs Roy C Bowman and family. Adv
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Frances H. Slick
Wal H. Slick
Neighoors
Hazel Louise Bowman
Roy ¢. Bowman
Millan Leads Bowdoin Arctic Expedition Voyage
In Wisasset Maine on June 15 Commander Donald B Millan sails the Bowdoin and the Sachent TH with scientists and crew seeking Norse exploration evidence in Greenland and Labrador. The field museum of Natural History in Chicago assists. Three young crew members and three women accompany the voyage.
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Wisgasset
Maine
Donald B. Mace Millan
Bowdoin
Sachent
Abard
Ieen
Macsuilan
Green- Janil
Labrador
Chicago
Thygees
Hagen Wins His Match in Weybridge Championship
Weybridge England June match ends with American playerTM Hapen defeating Abe Mitchell for a 50 pound prize. The event, amid discussions of the rate and schedule, concludes as organizers note competition details and confer with officials. Also includes Masonic temple notice for June 20 gathering and church services led by Rev. Dr. Wm. Hess. Crown Diehl and W. Br King sign.
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Weybridge
England
Wilter Hapen
Slack
Abe Mitchell
Walter
Masonic Temple
Wim. S. Hess
J. Lloyd Harshman
W. M. Charles E. Johnston
Navy to Get 100 Planes From Glenn Curtiss Co
Washington June 14 A contract for 100 Navy planes was awarded to the Glenn Curtiss Company of Cleveland Ohio after bids were examined The total cost will be covered by an appropriation of 4 104 000 dollars The item heads a broad U S military procurement program and reflects ongoing expansion of naval air power.
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Washington
Glenn Curtis Company
Cleve and
Ohio
Two Large Airships Will Be Shenandoah Monuments
Rear Admiral Moffett dedicates two new Navy dirigibles as monuments to the Shenandoah disaster dead. He urges completion of the ships, to honor officers and men who perished, and says salvaged metal will be used, making the airships strong with Shenandoah’s spirit and courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Monuments
N. A. Dua
Navy
Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics
Shenandoah
Navy Air
The
Suspects Held In Plot In Turkey Amid Pasha Visit
Constantinople authorities arrest forty persons tied to an alleged plot to assassinate Mustapha Kemal Pasha during his Smyrna trip. The detainees are linked to the opposition Progressive Party, with the events unfolding amid political tension and sensational local notices included in the page.
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Constantinople
Jaly
Porsons
Constaninople
Mustapha Iemial Pasha
Turkey
rSmyrma
Gail
Carteil
Progressive Party
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Hancock Resort
Willow Grove
Orchestra
Pen-Mar
Pen-Mar Park
Blue Ridge Summit
John J. Gibbons, Jr
Mgr
Sinclair HC
Dan Meyers
Mr. Meyers
Chevrolet
Hoffman
Franklin St
AL Williamsport
Wheeler
WC TU
MacKenzie’s Pharmacy
Potomac Street
Russell Wilson
P. Nuts
Quartet
L. Giuliani
W. Franklin St
Nmillan
Arctic
Hagen
Smithebdra
Court House
Wil |Shunsport Nursery Company
Court Alley
Joseph Campbell
Summer
W. D. Willson
Franklin Street
I ‘Erry Dorsey
West Bathel Jatreet
A. E. Toover
North Potomac
George Schmit
West Wington Street
Baltimore Grain
Gort
Mary Wade
West
Washington St
Roanoke
Agly
Miller Train Control
Miller ‘Crain Control
Mty
Auburen Real Estate
Franklin Nail
Bank Bus
Washington, D. C
Ailv
Bowser
Bowser'n Williamsport
G. TL. Kenny CO
W. Howard St
Leo Mgin Foun Ce
Phong
Conomac
Park
Neren Jang
Mf Roam Frame
Hunay
Rend
Tenn
Frame Honge Ave
Sores
Frame
Dimles
Warn
Insurance
Salen
Whicuiermond Hall
W. Murray Baechtel Agency
Bunk Blix
H.& Fry
Loysville
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