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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1921

Page

3

Obituaries from Hagerstown area include Foltz and Hering

The notice lists deaths of Henry Foltz of 6 South Potomac Street aged 45 after three weeks illness, widow and three children. Mary Alice Hering of 346 South Potomac Street aged 68 years 6 months 1 day with several children and siblings, funeral details given. Other notices include Robert Cochran aged one at Brune wick, Lewis Starnes 47 at 105 East Washington Street, and infant Owlston Spoontre with gastric fever, plus relatives and funeral arrangements in local Rose Hill and Oak Hill cemeteries.

Iwitarry Foltz Citien South Potomac Street D. W. Reichard Andohn Ankeney Hagerstown Internal Revenue Service Folts Washington County Ped Duffs and Sons Liege Pittsburgh C Ity Tor Royal Ar ‘Ganum F. O. Eagies Brotherhood of Ilroad Zion Reformed Church Louise Julia Bane Andra Frederick Foltz J. H. Baeshore Smithsburg Rayne R. Wagner One Hill Cemetery Mary Alice Hering W. B. Hering Potomac Street William D Cordelia’ Miller Dennis A. Smith New Windsor William C. Benson Baltimore George _H. Miller Westquainster Francis Harry W. M. Norment Rose Hill Cemetery Robert ‘Cochran Henry Cochran Brunewick Randparents John F.ler Hamilton Boulevard G. Ziegler Charien Ay Othle Mra Mollie Eb, Martin Cafforn PF Martin David Shirey Greencastle Dietrich Repcastio

Are Due Today Paul Winsecke Comet Near Earth

Professor A Fowler of Imperial Science College South Kensington says the short period comet Paul Winsecke is due today and will likely not strike earth with its nucleus only its tail. He notes the tail may disintegrate the comet, and recalls his discovery that comet tails contain carbonic oxide gas rather than cyanogen as once thought.

Paul-Winsecke A. Fowler Imperial Science College South Kensington Pone-Winnecke

Johnston retires as board member

Charles E. Johnston, minority member of the Board of Street Commissioners, resigned last week, saying he decided to sever his connection with the Board. Mayor Ankeney will appoint his successor at the next Mayor and Council meeting.

Charles E. Johnston Board of Street Commissioners Ankeney Johnston

Little Old Ford Ads Ramble Right Along

Four people rushed for a Ford touring car advertised in this Herald-Mail. Louis Meyers of West Franklin Street sold the car, praising newspaper advertising for selling Fords. If you have a car to sell, call the Herald-Mail and ask for an ad taker.

Herald-Mail Louis Meyers West Franklin Street Mr. Meyers

Woman Bitten by Copperhead in Chickenhouse

Mrs. Emma Frantz of Clearspring was stung by a copperhead snake while reaching into a nest for eggs. Dr. Rich of Clearspring treated her and she is reported out of danger.

Emma Frantz Clearspring Dr. Rich

Families Enjoy Sunday at Glen Echo Club Dam No 4

Mr and Mrs W Bower and family Miss Bernice Bower Mr and Mrs Alex Henson Mr and Mrs Wm Slick and family Mr and Mrs Harry Slick Mr and Mrs Wm Slick Jr and family Mr and Mrs Frank Slick Mr and Mrs Lou Swigert and son Mr and Mrs Frank Manual and daughter of Washington Misses Ruth Lingg Elsia Barnhart and Bernadetta Lingg Mrs Worthington and Webster Lantz spent Sunday at Glen Echo Club along the Potomac at Dam No 4.

W. Bower Bernice Bower Mrs. Worthington Webster Lantz Glen Echo Club Potomac Dam No. 4

Patrolman Taylor Is Suspended After Hearing

Patrolman Lowell H Taylor of the local police force was formally fired at a hearing before Justice Halm on Friday after being suspended by Chief Barber a few days earlier. Taylor was found guilty of all charges. Oswald and Oswald represented him while City Attorney Hagner prosecuted.

Lowell H.taylor Justice Halm Taylor Barber Oswald Hagner

Ruth Chooses Style in Fancy Voile Waists

Ruth, described as the shortest in the crowd, notes that style and beauty combine exceptionally in Fancy Voile Waists. Descriptions emphasize Ecru, White, and Striped effects with touches of blue or rosé.

Anne Ruth Julia

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