Coolidges Enjoy Vacation at Black Hills Retreat
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge settle in at the Black Hills Summer White House for a second week of western country life. He fished trout streams and attended the Hermosa Congregational Church where a blind youth preached his first sermon, a day marked by simple living and a noted Easterner in familiar garb.
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Rapid City, & D
Anapin City
M. C
Fager
Coolidge
Black Hills
White House
Hils
Rolf Liam
United States
Hermosa Congregational Church
Lefistown pair named in report
Franklin N. Miller aged 50 and Delia A. Bowers aged 35, both residents of Lefistown, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin N. Miller
Delia A Bowers
Lefistown, Pa
Coolidge Promises U S Aid to Disabled Veterans
President Coolidge declares in a letter to the Disabled American Veterans that the government will continue to aid the disabled. He lauds the organization’s work in securing compensation for wounded veterans and vows ongoing support.
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Coolidge
U. S
el, Paso
Tex
Two Held for Dizzy Driving in County News
J H Jones arrested Sunday for driving intoxicated after his car smashed into a trade signal. He faces a 2 pm hearing before Judge J H Bitner. Jones’ wife is jailed in Chambersburg for running a speak easy in Middleburg. H J Kendle arrested yesterday for drunk driving after crashing into C B Bittoff’s car on West Franklin Street. hearing set before Judge Duffey Wednesday. An empty whiskey bottle was found in Kendle’s possession.
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J. H. Jones
Chambersburg
Jones
Middleburg
J. H. Bitner
H. J. Kendle
C. B. Bitteroff
West Franlin Street
Duffey
US navy arms limits prompt new scrappage plan
The Gibson proposal would require the United States to scrap about 62 000 tons of cruisers and destroyers after completing new ships. Britain would scrap about 58 000 tons and Japan 40 000 tons if they finish their current building programs. Submarines would not be required to be scrapped by the three nations, leaving the US with an excess of roughly 3800 subs to discard.
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United States
Great Britain
Japan
Shoulder work to begin on Western Pike route
Concrete shoulders on the Western Pike from the city to Conoco Cheague Creek about eight miles will start in a few days by local contractor Mary W. Kaylor. A mile of concrete road from Beaver Creek to Cavetown has just been completed and grading for another two miles of concrete will begin within a week or two.
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Conococheague Creek
Abo
Marry W. Kaylor
Beaver Creek
Cavetown
Two Held In Mishap That Caused Death
Local report details a fatal truck crash on the Western Pike near Hagerstown. Reitlinger died in the accident. eight others were injured. Suspects Peck Meinturf and others face investigation while a jury considers verdicts. Funeral notices for Shirk and Reitlinger list surviving relatives. A separate item notes a shipway project favored by New England interests for Great Lakes to Atlantic access via the St. Lawrence.
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Reittinger
Peck
Meinturl
Shirk
Charles Barnhart
McIuturf
Sogght
Wancock
Bender Wiley
Indian Springs
Robert Zellers
Robert Taylor
Jocal
Ford
Zellers
Melntwf
Taylor
Zelfers
Reitlinger
Harry W. Kaylor
Hagerstown
David Hager
Relttinger
Mr. Shirk
Heanor
Jeannette
Mary
Mamie
Geldie
Max
Roy
Benjamin B
Pennsylvania
John A
Charles P
Clearspring
New York
John Ditto
Baltimore
Gee
A. Craig
Eisner
Big Spring
St. Paul's Cemetery
Charles Reittinger
Alice Morris
Philadelphia
C. M. Suter and Sons
Rose Hill Cemetery
New England
United States
Canada
Great Lakes
Atlantic
St. Lawrence River
Cupid Spends Busy Week End With Many Weddings
Local marriage licenses issued since the first are rising in June despite wet chill weather. Thirty couples were licensed since Saturday morning including Paul W. Rohrback and Mabel F. Carbaugh. William Gance and Charlot Warntz. Victor G. McGraw and Glenda M. Haines. Walter R. Tucker and Hester M. Witherslee. Fluey F. Baker and Charlotte Troupe. John W. Grove and Evelyn M. Oates. John C. Moffitt and Anna M. Hege. William Ed. Byers and Virginia M. Swain. Merton Horner and Mary A. Truesdell. Perry T. Osborne and Shirley G. Bowers. Benton U. Banzhof and Bel A. Delosier. Ralph M. Shoniz and Martin L. Arnold. Charles W. Katherman and Margaret L. Case.
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Paul W. Rohrback
This City
Mabel F. Carbaugh
Chambersburg
William Gance
Charlot Warntz
Lewistown
Victor G. McGraw
Glendola M. Haines
Sharpsburg
Walter R. Tucker
Hester M. Withersle
Washington
Fluey F. Baker
Charlotte
iTroupe
Harrisburg
John W. Grove
Evelyn M. Oates
Winchester
John C. Moffitt
Anna M. Hege
Carlisle
William Ed. Byers
Virgina M. Swain
Williams ‘Port
Merton Horner
Memphis
Tenn
Mary A. Truesdell
Portsmouth
Luther M. Neff
Charlotta R. Weaver
Harrisonburg
Perry T. Osborne
Shirley G. Bowers
Ml. Lena
Dance and Card Party
Mary Young Rebekah Lodge hosts a dance and card party on Monday June 20 with admission 35 cents. Bobs Orchestra provides music for the event.
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Mary Young Rebekah Lodge
Bobs Orchestra
Fishes by phone in Kootenay Lake baiting trick
A Nelson resident uses a fish telephone to lure bites on Kootenay Lake. A circuit between the pole and the fisherman's home sends a signal, replacing worms as bait.
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Nelson
B. C
Kootenay Lake
Carroll County Repeals 1915 Tax Exemption On Machinery
Carroll County Commissioners voted to add several million dollars to the taxable basis by repealing the 1915 resolution exempting tools, machinery, and engines used by manufacturers. An earlier 1920 attempt failed after a court ruling that repeal required legislative action, a change enacted by the latest Legislature.
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Carroll County
B. F. Shriver Company
Maryland clinic to expand with Commonwealth Fund aid
The mental hygiene clinic at the Public Health Building led by Dr. Henry Mitchell of Baltimore will likely be enlarged using a $30,000 grant from the Commonwealth Fund of New York City. The money targets a University of Maryland clinic opening in October, with potential further $23,000 if results justify it. Mitchell visits from Baltimore each Thursday to assess patients referred by physicians and social workers, treating 20 to 25 monthly.
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Henry Mitchell
Baltimore
Commonwealth Fund of
New York City
Mental Hygiene Society of Maryland
University of Maryland
Mitchell
Washington County
Commonwealth Fund
The
H Hagerstown
Cemetery site sale cost 90000 dollars for Hamilton farm
The deed for the Rest Maven Cemetery property shows the Hamilton estate paid 90000 dollars for a tract of 5334 acres known as the Hamilton farm. It fronts on the Middleburg pike and the transaction was filed for record today.
Chinese Envoy To Summer Near Here
Dr. Sao Ke Alfred Sze of the Chinese Legation Washington and his family will rent the Brandt cottage at Buena Vista for the summer. He recalls spending a previous season at Monterey and found the mountain resorts favorable, prompting a return vacation to the area.
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Brandt
Buena Vista
Sao Ke Alfred Sze
Washington, D. C
Sze
Monterey
Walsh Named a Bishop by Pope
Rome June 20 Pope Pius at today's consistory appointed Mongix mor Emmet M. Walsh of Atlanta Ga as Bishop of Charleston.
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Walsh
Rome
Pius
Mongixmor Emmet M. Walsh
Atlanta
Charleston
Realty Cases Before Court Recess Ends Quickly
Court reconvened after a week long recess and disposed of several cases by agreements and orders for continuances. The Hicks trading as the Court Realty Company vs Patterson ended in a verdict for the defendant. Hicks also sued Horst for a realty commission on a Maugansville sale, claiming a 100 day listing. Horst sold while pending.
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George D. Hicks
The
Court Realty Company
Minma M. Patterson
Hicks
Patterson Hotel
M.C. Zimmerman
Leo Jr. Miller
Mr. Slielks
Ilias He Harile
Charles Snyder III Ill at Home in Clearspring
Charles Snyder III of Clearspring, brother of Jesse O. Snyder, is critically ill at his home in the city.
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Charles L. Snyder
Clearspring
Jesse O. Snyder
Prices and feeds from local market by Horst dealer
Local quotations list prices from C. M. Horst for flour middling at 2.20 and various Wayne feeds including egg mash and pig meal. The market shows multiple entries for standard middlings, Wayne growing feed, and jumbo stock, with unclear handwriting but references to prices and stock items.
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C. M. Horst Beeen
Wayne Pig Meal
Wayne
Funkhouser Elected President of Gettysburg Chamber
Roy P. Funkhouser a rubber heel manufacturer once based in Hagerstown and brother of Raymond J. Funkhouser has been chosen president of the Gettysburg Chamber of Commerce. He has long resided in Gettysburg and previously led the chamber before focusing on private business.
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Roy P. Funkhouser
Hagerstown
Raymond J. Funkhouser
Gettysburg
Kenny Co Advertises Hi-Grade 42 Coffee and Sheetrock
Sheetrock makes decorations fireproof and references Cushwa. Kenny's Special offers Hi-Grade 42 coffee at 37 cents per pound for this week only. Phone 1021 for C. D. Kenny Co. advertisements.
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Kenny’s
C. D. Kenny Co
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Coolidges
Wills Mountain
City OF
Cumberland
Cable
West Washington St
Dizzy
Albert B. Beyard
Smith
Smith Bonds
Attrookbedast
F. H.smith Company
Dept
Indiana
Ed Jackson
Nettle Stephenson Brehm
Oklahoma
D. C
Stephenson
Indiana State Prison
Florence Catherine
Cupid
Benton U. Banzhof
Bel A. Delosier
Williamsport, Md
Ralph M. Shoniz
Martin L. Arnold
Charles W. Katherman
Laurelton
Margaret L. Case
Brookville
W Cent
ROE Opn
Palm Beach
Minnesota
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Madison Avenue
Madison Street
Chicago
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
Court Realty
Charles Snyder III
Funkhouser
Gettysburg C. of
Maryland
Dainty Belle French Bakery
S. Potomac St
the Modern Beauty Shoppe
East Washington Street
F. E. Grove
Tole
Manville
Johns-Manville
Frederick Road
Johns Manville
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