Post Held for Death of Frank Shirk
Roy Post of near Hancock surrendered at police headquarters after being sought as the driver of the car that fatally struck Frank Milton Shirk on the Western Pike near Indian Springs Saturday night. Deputies visited his Hancock area home earlier. his mother accompanied him and said he would secure a lawyer and bond. McIntyre made no statement about the accident. It is believed assault charges against Robert Taylor and Peck’s possible involvement are noted.
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Roy Post
Hancock
Post
Frank Milton Shirk
Western Pike
Indian Springs
Hll
McIntyr
Robert Taylor
Peck
Automobile Incident Leads to Charges and Confrontation
The report states a man was charged with permitting license tags to be used illegally. Robert Taylor and Robert Zellers attempted to stop an automobile after it struck Shirk by threatening the driver with a revolver. They forced him to stop, then a man in the car struck Taylor and drove away, with the assailant named Neinturf.
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Robert Taylor
Robert Zellers
Shirk
Neinturf
Taylor
Milk Producers Meet Thursday in Philadelphia Forum
H D Allebach, president of the Interstate Milk Producers Association, addresses Philadelphia producers at the Y M C A detailing market conditions in Washington County and advising on planning and possibly increasing basic production. The meeting, arranged by Milton D Moore, will also discuss forming or contesting dairy associations.
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Philadelphia
Washington County
H. D. Allebach
Interstate Milk Producers Association
Allebach
Milton D. Moore
Senior tour stops at Familton Hotel en route to Washington
A group of fifty seniors from Clawson public schools Michigan stayed at the Familton Hotel last night during their East Coast tour. The party included their principal W H Boyce and accompanied by chaperones on the journey.
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Clawson Public Schools
Clawson, Mich
Familton Hotel
Jash
Washington
East
W. H. Boyce
Fur skirts headed for Paris fashion next winter
Paris reports designer Paul Poiret announces fur skirts will lead next season with jackets of expensive skins and soft fabric blouses under them. Poiret, famed for pioneering feminine trousers, persists despite past limited success.
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Paris
Paul Poiret
New Cemetery Here Large Enough For Two Centuries
Rest Haven cemetery project promises two centuries of burial space on 532 acres near Hagerstown. The perpetually maintained site will feature shrubbery walls, a blue limestone chapel, soldiers’ memorials, and a portable chapel for bad weather services. Forty plots have sold across four counties. two burials already occurred for Mr. and Mrs. William Lindeman.
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Rest Haven
Hagerstown
Ezra ©. Stilese
Pittsburgh
Hamilton
Washington County
Pennsylvania
William Lindeman
Prize Offered for Best Motto on Franklin Street
Members of the Franklin street association, composed of business men, offer 25 for the best motto describing this busy thoroughfare. Open to all, entries may be left at any member business. Contest closes June 30.
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Franklin Street
B&O Freight Trains Arrive in Hagerstown on Western Maryland Route
Baltimore and Ohio freight trains manned by B and O crews began using Western Maryland tracks with the first arrival in Hagerstown from Cumberland after 11 PM. The service moves freight destined for points along the Philadelphia and Reading. Officials from both lines met in Hagerstown and plan continued runs. a new bridge enables direct visits, replacing Cherry Run interchanges.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Hagerstown
Western Maryland
Elizabeth Street
Cumberland and Weyser
W. Va
Names to claim tickets at Nixon's Academy
Daily Herald-Mall classified page lists two names for two tickets by visiting the office. Report notes many residents attended Thursday’s sale of Harry Anthony near Huyetts.
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Herald-Mall
Nixon
Academy
Harry Anthony
Huyetts
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Foot Relief
Sore inflamed and swollen feet are advertised relief with Moone's Emerald Oil from local druggists. The ad claims one bottle provides initial relief and continued use cures odor and pain, noting the product is a clean antiseptic oil that won’t stain or leave residue and offers money back if not satisfied.
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Peoples Drug Stores, Inc
Wareham
City Pharmacy
Moone
Truck Driver Is Exonerated In Fatal County Accident
A coroner's jury ruled the crash unavoidable after a truck descended a hill on the Western Pike near Huyett s Crossroads and skidded into a pole. Driver David Hager was exonerated. Hiram R. Reittinger died from a fractured skull and eight other men were injured but now out of danger.
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Hiram R. Reittinger
David
Hager
Reittinger
David Gordon
B. B. Near
Paul McCleary
W. B. Dietrich
L. 8. Cookus
David Hager
Melvin Fleming
G. W. Armstrong
Harry W. Kaylor
Hagerstown
London bookmakers bet on eclipse visibility
Willing punters in London take odds on the June 29 total eclipse being visible despite forecasts. Bookmakers quote 2 to 1 that weather will prevent viewing.
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London
Miss Dorle Ingram and Nan Mills Visit Moore Family
Miss Dorle Ingram and Miss Nan Mills lingerstown spent the week with the family of Mr. Diubert Moore, sharing time and hospitality in a local visit.
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Dorle Ingram
Nanmi Mills
Lingerstown
Mr. Diubert Moore
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Frank Shirk
Dethol
Dethol Mig. Co., Inc
Richmond
R. Bruce Carson
Hagerstown, MD
Mr. Aladdin
Gary
Aladdin
Albert
H. Gary
U. S. Steel Corporation
New York
Homestead
Tura
J. W. Barncord
Barncord
Williamsport
Rose Hill
Childs
K. DeVane
N.C
Malden
Mare
C. A. Brown
Optometrist
W. Cor
Public Square
Kentucky Avenue
Beach
Elva M. King
Neal R. Dorsey
W. Frank
W. Wash
Domenici Tire Co
Echanics Loan Bank
Esavings
B&o
John B. Holland
Fennian
Hiram Reittinger
Will
Bo Pd
Pf, Ca., Inc
Hoffman
Stickell’s Seafoam
Harry S. Myers
Ludwig Motor Co
West Franklin Street
Rosa Rassa
Giacomo Rimini
Rosa Raisa
Chicago Civic Opera Association
Broadway
45Th Street
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