Poetry Luncheon Honors Veterans and Local Leaders
A New York City weekly luncheon of poems saw officers in uniform recount brave days at the Marne and praise the American Legion. The event welcomed B Knelsley and a humorous briefing by President’s achievements last year. A district visit to Brad Heights and a first meeting with a new International President was announced. The local club quartet planned several performances.
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New Yor City
Clu
Hamilton
Irdiy
Ferich
Aed
Marne
Eek
National Court
American Legion
Didot
B. Knelsley
W. P. Wachter
Brady Heights
Internae I
Boonsboro Man Named in Frederick Iron Works Papers
William Bast of Boonsboro appears in the Frederick Iron Works papers as a stock holder. A receiver for the company was appointed by the court last week. The issued stock totals $15 with none outstanding. J Bragonier, member of the Street Commissioners, suffers pleurisy. Robert B Boyle and children visiting Cumberland.
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Wiliam
Bast
Boonsboro
Frederick Re. Manufacturing Co
J. Bragonier
of Street Commissioners
Robert B. Boyle
Cumberland
Leiter Brothers to Add Two Floors at West Washington Store
Leiter Brothers announce a two floor addition to their West Washington Street store starting within ten days. The remodel will add elevators and expand departments including infants wear and millinery while keeping the business open. The firm traces growth to advertising and honest practices.
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Leiter Brothers
Letter Brothers
Ess
West
Washington Street
A. J. Klinkhart
Charles F. Schleigh
Aughin
Maryland Pharmacists Convene 45th Annual Meeting
About 300 Maryland druggists gathered at Buena Vita Springs Hotel for the 45th annual Maryland Pharmaceutical Association convention. Reports highlighted a strong treasury and 40 new members this year. President H A B Dunning presided with Harry R Rudy and Howard E Young in key posts. The agenda includes revising prohibition regulations to cut burdens, opposing the federal narcotic registration tax, and removing misleading drug store advertising. Officers to be elected Thursday and Governor Ritchie to speak at the banquet.
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Maryland
Maryland Pharmaceutical Association
Buena Vita Springs Hotel
H. A. B. Dunning
Baltimore
Harry R. Rudy
Hagerstown
Howard E. Young
The
Maryland Druggist
Association
Ritchie
City Clerk Lists Building Permits Totaling 30009
Permits for about 30009 dollars in new buildings were issued by City Clerk Ned Car isle. The list includes three houses and several rows of garages. A B Albert and Clarence B Chrissinger will erect brick homes while Mrs Grace Chrissinger plans a 20 by 60 foot row of garages behind her residence. E M Dutrow and Alla McCleary will also build garages.
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Ned Carisle
A. B. Albert
North Potomac
H. .L. Moser
Potomac Avenue
Clarence B. Chrissinger
Frederick Street
Grace L. Chrissinger
Wayside
E. M. Dutrow
Alla McCleary
Frederick Road
PEI Voters Nix Government Liquor Sale Plan
In Prince Edward Island the Conservative party was swept from power in a general election as voters rejected the proposal to allow government sale of liquor. The result ends the pro liquor sale plan and reshapes the province's leadership.
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Prince Edward Island
Aviator Speaker Promised for Williamsport Fourth of July
A prominent aviation figure is likely to deliver the principal address at Williamsport’s Fourth of July celebration tied to a carnival festival July 2 to 9. Major William Byron Jr., WWI Army Air Service flier, expects to announce the speaker today. West Virginia Day set for July 8 will draw WV residents to the carnival from across the Potomac.
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Williamsport
William Byron, Jr
Army Air Service
Riverview Cemetery Association
West Virginia
Potomac River
Newsstand moves to new Washington Street location
Ross H. Beeler, operator of a cigar and newsstand once in trolley waiting rooms at 7 East Washington Street, has relocated to 324 East Washington Street. He adds four pool tables to the newly moved stand, expanding offerings.
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Ross H. Beeler
East Washington Street
East Wahhington Street
Custody Battle Ended In Court For Two Young Siblings
In Circuit Court Judge Frank Gragaman heard habeas corpus case 15 over where a 7 year old boy and 5 year old girl should live. The court placed the children with Mr. and Mrs. Frank C Stouffer near the city, with their father responsible for support. The Stouffers expressed a wish to adopt. The siblings said goodbye to their grandmother Mrs. Ethel Black of Beaver Falls as they prepared to move.
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Frank Gragaman
Ethel Black
Beaver Falls
Harry S. Stouffer
Frank C. Stouffer
Harry
Harry Stouffer
Ohio
Black
Frank Stouffer
Names Sought at Herald-Mail for Nixon Academy Tickets
Classified page daily lists two recipients by name who must visit the Herald-Mail office to receive two tickets to Nixon's Academy. Call to claim, limit one pair per person.
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Herald-Mail
Nixon
Academy
Pythians Parade End With City Concert
Knights of Pythias ceremonies close with a street parade through the business district, a drill in the Public Square, and a concert by the Hanover Knights of Pythias Band in front of the Court House. Lodges from across the region join in the event.
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Knights of Pythias
Court House
Hanover Knights of Pythias Band
Pennsylvania
Pythian Castle
Franklin Street
Potatoes and Fish Market Ad From SHIPP'S FISH MARKET
An advertisement for A-1 new potatoes featuring the Mealy Irish Cobblers at 55 cents per peck and 30 cents per 1 to 2 pecks. SHIPP'S FISH MARKET promotes fresh stock and offers phone 2470 for orders.
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Mealey
Shipp’s Fish Market
Deaths of David F. Kauffman and Violetta Burgan
David F. Kauffman of Mont Alto died at 5:25 a.m. in Chambersburg hospital from nephritis after about a week of illness. He was 79 years, eight months, and 22 days old and served in Co I 210th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War. Violetta E Burgan of Sharpsburg died Monday night at age 73 from paralysis. She was the widow of Henry Burgan and survived by son Martin Burgan, daughter Mrs. Clara Peterman, three brothers, four sisters, and grandchildren. Funeral for Burgan at Sharpsburg Lutheran Church Thursday, with Rev. Chapman. interment Mountain View Cemetery, Sharpsburg.
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David F. Kauffman
Mont Alto
Chambersburg Hospital
Mr. Kauffman
Quincy
Guilford Township
Duffield
Co. I
210Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Violetta E. Burgan
Violetta E Burgan
Sharpsburg
Henry Burgan
Martin Burgan
Clara Peterman
Lutheran Church
Chapman
Mountain View Cemetery
Mackeral shipment offered at twenty cents a pound
SHIPP S FISH announces a large shipment of mack erel available this week at 20c per pound while supplies last.
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Shipp’s
Mrs Tressler Shares Ills To The Ten Herbs Man
Mrs Daniel Tressler of Clearspring Maryland told the Ten Herbs Man at Wareham’s City Pharmacy that she was very weak and run down. Her hands were swollen badly and she could not close them. The claim describes a frail health moment affecting her overall strength.
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Daniel Tressler
Clearspring, Md
Ten Herbs
Wareham
Frank
Ten Herbs touted in Hagerstown ad testimony
Mrs. Tressler describes relief from swelling stomach pains headaches and dizziness after using Ten Herbs. She credits two bottles with restoring kidney activity bowel regularity and overall well being. The Ten Herbs man promotes the remedy at Wareham's City Pharmacy Franklin and Jonathan streets Hagerstown.
Train riders jailed for five days by N. W. railroad arrest
Joe Lewis Leslie Moore and James Jones were sentenced to five days in city jail after being caught on a N. W. train. A notice to Washington Co dog owners warns one July 1 trip and arrest for those lacking licenses. S. P. C. A. hours are 7 to 10 at S. Boulevard.
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Joe Lewis
Leslie Moore
James Jones
Washington Co
S. Boulevard
Kenny's Special Coffee and Braddock Heights Trip Ad
Local ad notes Kenny's Special 3 lb coffee for $1.00 valid for one week. Also promotes Notice Sheetrock for rigid walls and ceilings from Cushwa's. Daily H. and F. Railway round trips to Braddock Heights Park priced at $1.00, effective July 1, 1927.
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Kenny
Cushwa
Braddock Heights Park
H. & F. Railway
Film Star Weds Business Man in Secret Hollywood Marriage
Renee Adoree film actress married Sherman Gill at the Los Angeles license bureau and Judge Hugh Crawford's court with Thomas Meighan as best man. The couple planned a Europe honeymoon after her current film work. Adoree had previously been married to Tom Moore.
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Hollywood
Calif
Renee Adoree
Sherman Gill
Los Angeles
Hugh Crawford
Thomas Meighan
Gill
Europe
Miss Adoree
Tom Moore
Planes in Air Tour Complete Second Lap Over New York
Schenectady N Y June 28 The national air tour completed the second day with fourteen ships carrying sixty personnel flying 255 miles Buffalo to Schenectady in under two and a half hours One accident a tail skid damaged a Ford tri motor in Geneva forcing repairs at Detroit Two passengers continued by train while others joined other fleet units Warner Assistant Secretary of the Navy and an official observer were among the travelers Dinner with the Schenectady Chamber of Commerce capped the day and officials of Schenectady Airport hosted the party. the fleet moves to Boston at 10 am tomorrow Eastern.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Green Hills
Blue Lakes
New York
Schenectady Air Field
Buffalo
Geneva
Boston
United States Navy
Detroit
Metropolis
Warner
Navy
Chamber of Commerce
Schenectady Air Port, Inc
Palace Theatre Presents Uncle Tom’s Cabin Film Version Today
The Palace Theatre screens the American classic Uncle Tom’s Cabin in film form for today only. The production promises realism beyond the stage and recalls the sorrows of Uncle Tom the antics of Topsy and Eva’s ascent to heaven with sweet songs of angels.
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Palace Theatre
Uncle Tom
Topsy
Little Eva
Heaven
Baer Will Probated in Orphans Court
Probate of Henry H. Baer of Paramount completed in Orphans Court yesterday morning. The report comments on societal contrasts, noting in the South women in cheap silk stockings working in cotton fields.
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Henry H. Baer
Paramount
Orphans’ Court
South
Renault cab once used by French army draws crowds in Hagerstown
An old 1912 French Renault taxicab that aided Paris defense in 1914 drew attention in Hagerstown. It traveled from Gettysburg after a delay and parked before Kohler's store and the Herald-Mail. Lieut Didot of the French Army, hosted by Nixon's Academy manager Alan Bachrach, attended a Lions Club luncheon. The cab later toured to New York for a museum exhibit. it also appears in the 7th Heaven film. The Morristown Post American Legion escorted the officer, a son of the French Consul in Los Angeles.
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Paris
Hagerstown
Kohler
Herald-Mail
Gettysburg
H. A. Didot
Alan Bachrach
Nixon
Lions’ Club
France
Marne
Hollywood
Fox Film Corporation
New York
Morris Frock Post
American Legion
Didot
Los Angeles
Sullivan Is Given One Year Term For Concealed Weapon
Andrew J. Sullivan was sentenced to one year in the House of Correction by Justice Duffey for carrying a concealed weapon. The case arose after a razor was found in his pocket during a Monday night arrest stemming from a report of an attempted assault on his wife, Mrs. Mattie Ragland. He has only one hand.
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Andrew J. Sullivan
House of Correction
Justice Duffey
Peter Ragland
Mattie Ragland
Miss Louise Sutter Sent Home After Tonsil Removal
Miss Louise Sutter has returned to her home at 7 West Washington street after tonsil removal at the hospital and is reported much improved.
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Louise Sutter
Washington Street
Evangelist Sued for 100000 Damages Over Cabaret Remark
Bert Kelly owner of Bert Kelly's Stables on Chicago's North Side filed a $100,000 damage suit against evangelist Aime Semple McPherson. The suit claims her Chicago newspaper article visit calling the cabaret a trapdoor to Hell harmed his business.
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Chicago
A Semple McPherson
Evangelis
Bert Kelly
North Side
Kelly
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A-30
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Weete
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Leiter
Leiters
Clinton R. Grove
Leiters Mens Shop
Herald
Buena Vista
Erstown Loans & Thrift Corp
Grice
Domathan Bt
Williamsport Carnival
Lin
Jonathan
Mrs. Tressler
Franklin and Jonathan Streets
Adv
Burns
Robert
AIR Tour
Reggie Hamer
Pimlico Club Orchestra
Pagoda Park
Sullivan
Nicodemus
H. E. Bester Ice Co
Roessner Coal CO
Oessner
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