Early potato crop needs rain and local notices
Social and Local News details several community notes: Mr and Mrs Paul Joslyn and mother visitors head home to Chicago. Mrs English wife of Rev J S English ill. Harry A Thomas leaves Dakie's Pharmacy for a drug firm in Washington. County Agent Day away on business. Mr and Mrs A W Baer visit Mrs Unger in Berkeley Springs. Vernon Winders joins Tri State Milk Company delivering locally. Edward Morrison drives to Wagiesboro and back. Miss Laura King returns from Western High School finals in Baltimore. Harry Henry had tonsils removed at Allegany Hospital. Mrs Edward Fost a patient at Washington County Hospital after an operation. Elmer Clark threatened with blood poisoning after ingrowing toenail operation. Fourth of July set for M B Church program. J A Towns has purchased a big six Studebaker from Went Had Garage. M B Crilley sold 40 Harry L Souders a Studebaker six touring car. annual sermon for local Masonic fraternity by Rev W J Webster Sunday at 8 PM.
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Paul Joslyn
Chicago
English
Eaglish
Williamsport Lutheran Church
Harry A. Thomas
Dakie
Thia c
Washington
Day
Vernon Winders
Tri-State Milk Company
Edward Morrison
Waggiesboro
Laura King
Western High School
Baltimore
Harry Henry
Allegany Hospital
Cumberland
Edward Fost
Washington County Hospital
Elmer Clark
Brosilla
M. B. Church
J. A. Towns‘ Hag
Studebaker
M. B. Crilley
Harry L. Souders
W. J. Webster
Social Calendar and Marriage News Highlights
Community calendar lists meetings and social events for the week at libraries, parks, and clubs. News includes the marriage of Maxwell Yingling to Pauline La Mar in Washington, a honeymoon to Philadelphia and Atlantic City, and local notes on farm stock grazing on state roads and upcoming communion services in Lutheran churches.
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Eaders
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Residents and Visitors
Mr and Mrs Wm Jacobs Half Way visit Mr and Mrs Clarence Morrison. Lizzie Kemp of Fairplay taken to State Sanitorium. Stanley Weddle Chicago spent days in Washington and here. Lucy Grayson Ditta teacher goes to summer school near Baltimore. Mrs Charles improved her property. Fred Mose ill with little improvement. Three car loads of Boy Scouts visited battlefield guided by O T Reilly. New club houses rising above canal near Miller saw mill landing. Mrs James Seaman of Hagerstown visited sister Mrs Martha Braveley. Mrs Aaron K McGraw of Halway cared for ill husband at Jacob McGraw’s. Robet PeLaungy Jr Thomas Bhongwind and friends fished on Potomac at night spring. Mr and Mrs John Mile and child of Hagerstown visited Mills’ parents at Antietam Iron Works. Mr Vernon Heck of Hagertown visited his father Wm Marker and aunt Miss Reed. John Liskey near town injured left eye hitching horse. Benj Mose at limestone quarries hurt hand, out of work. Adams brothers on Piper farm lost a horse by drowning in canal. Miss Sarah Showman improving after illness.
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Wm. Jacobs
Clarence Morrison
Lizzie Kemp
Dyson Kemp
Fairplay
Stanley Weddle
Chicago
Washington
Lucy Grayson Ditta
Baltimore
Charles
Fred Mose
Maryland
O. T. Reilly
James Seaman
Hagerstown
Martha Braveley
Aaron K. McGraw
Halway
Jacob McGraw
Robet PeLaungy
Thomas Bhongwind Eeveral
Hag 1
Igha Mint
John Mile
Mills
Antietam
Wil- Hameport
Adame Brothers
Piper Farm
Sarah Showman
Keedysville church service features Rev Ernst sermon
Antietam Lodge A F of A ML attended evening services at the Salem A B Church Keedysville where Rev Ernst of Chewsville delivered the sermon.
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Antietam
A. F
A. ML
Keedysville
Salem A. B. Church
Keadysville
Ernst
Chewsvile
Months Late Weddings Tie Clerks in Busy License Desk
The article notes a surge at the court house marriage license desk as couples rush to wed before a literary month’s end. Read of licenses include Thomas G. Norris and Helen M. Reber of Phillipsburg and Fayetteville, Ephriam Kaufman and Nettie Martin of Waynesboro, and many others across Pennsylvania and nearby Maryland towns.
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Court House
Thomas G. Norris
Phillipsburg
Helen M. Reber
Fayetteville
Ephriam Kaufman
Nettie Martin
William
Shirley
Minnie T. Thompson
Hagerstown
Lloyd Zimmerman
Hdna Hotrick
Chambersburg
Hugh McG. Miller
Anice A. Palmer
Jamesh
Graham
Bolivar
Nellie D. Laury
Everett
Howard L. Guiden
Mary E. Stover
Bendersville
Charlee E. Houck, Jr
New Cumberland
Nelse G. Feister
Shiremanstown
James V. McNeight
Ruth A.cameron
Thompsontown
Vernon G. Wineland
Martinsburg
Anne C. Norcross
Perryville
William H. Heironimus
R. Elizabeth
Walter Garmon
Reistertown
Reth A ‘Noll
Green Park
Lloyd H. Hess
Gettysbure
Funeral plans halted as claimant alive in hospital
June 27 New York report says Michael Haffey, wealthy builder and realtor, was thought dead after suicide. Attorney Julian Dewey Heath identified a body in the morgue as Haffey, then learned he was recovering from heat prostration at Bellevue Hospital nearby, so the obituary process was annulled.
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New York
Michael H. _Haffey
Haffey
Julian Dewey Heath
Jon Haffey
Bellevue Hospital
Farmer Bitten by Copperhead in Field near Upshur Strasburg
J A Coover, a farmer near Upshur Strasburg, was severely bitten on the middle finger by a copperhead in his field while fixing a binder. The three foot snake was killed by Coover's sons. Also, canal towpath repairs near Williamsport halt boats as workers mend a 30 foot break.
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J. A. Coover
Milk Cans Carry Hootch Amid Arrest Surge
June 27 report notes an epidemic of drunkenness with a score or more arrests daily. Illicit liquor arrives in quart jare and milk cans, then rebottled by local agents. Police records show nearly 100 men in pint bottle peddling, shifting to affluent conditions.
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Cumbeland
Hyattsville Hold Up at Store Reflects wartime Era
Hyattsville June 27 Two colored men unmasked entered Clifton Turner store about 1130 PM one covered proprietor with a pistol while other took 65 from the cash register Tarper the uncle rushed up stairs for a rifle but on return the robbers fled Both Turner and his uncle say they can identify the men who are about 46 years old Stover Krepe of Virginia Avenue mentioned in nearby notes.
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Hyattsville
Clifton Turner
Turner
Hagerstown Country Club announces July golf events
The Hagerstown Country Club schedules the Begua Golf Tournament on July 4 plus a Ringer competition throughout July and August. The Ringer totals lowest 18 hole score and most holes under par win prizes. A Bogey Tournament on July 4 attracts many players as handicaps are set for July events.
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Golf Tamen
Hagerstown Country Club
Emi
Hem-Roid touted as remedy for piles in 18 good news
A western physician reports a harmless compound Hem-Roid that relieves long-standing pile distress. The Aughinbaugh and Kueisley drug stores offer it with a money-back guarantee.
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Aughinbaugh and
Kueisley
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A. W. Baer
Hancock
Mise Stewart
Pen Mar Park
Yingling
LA Mar
Maxwell Yingling
Har
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Pauline la Mar
Mr. Yingling
Miss la Mar
Zion Reformed Parsonage
Richard Smith
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Duffey
Clear Spring
Zion Lutheran Church
Williameport
Sharpsburg News
Williamsport
Niagara Falls
Attraqtve
Baltmore
U.S. Army-Navy
Woolworth Buildings
Mrs. Stover Krepe
Virginia Avenue
Bedford Springs
D. H. Fleming
Potomac Serene
Ale Brown
Wirthmore
Styles
Georgette
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