Maryland pharmacists pledge aid to public health at 45th convention
Governor Albert C. Ritchie addressed the Maryland Pharmaceutical Association banquet at Benita Vista Springs Hotel during its forty fifth annual convention. Harry R. Rudy was elected president and pledged to continue association policies while speakers included H A B Dunning and Donald Steiner. A post banquet dance followed and earlier sessions covered scientific papers with talks on animal testing and notable historical pharmacists.
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Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland Pharmaceutical Association
Benita Vista Springs
Ritchie
Harry R. Rudy
Hagerstown
R. E. L. Williamson
Baltimore
Rudy
H. A. B. Dunning
Donald Steiner
Travelers Auxiary
E. O. Weant
Westminster
Paul Bittinger
E. G. Eberly
MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Pure, Long-Lasting Shine Control
Frauen applaud MELLO GLO powder for its matte finish and lasting wear. Leiter Bros promotes a French process formula that claims to minimize shine, improve complexion, and reduce visible pores for a youthful look.
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Leiter Bros
Conference on Serums Describes Manufacture and Slides
The Journal of the American Traceutical Association reports on serums and related products. Lantern slides illustrated the preparation process. The meeting yesterday afternoon was led by John C. Krantz from the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy.
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Cede Stevens
Pm Battimoré
Journal of the American Traceutical Association
John C. Krantz
School of Pharmacy
University of Maryland
Youth Struck by Automobile in Local Accident
George A. Shirk a 10 year old of 229 South Locust street was hit by Mrs. Carl Gehr’s car yesterday at about 8 30 pm while playing on the sidewalk. He suffered lacerations and bruises and was taken to Washington County Hospital for observation with an X ray planned to check for internal injuries.
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George A. Shirk
South Locust Street
Carl Gehr
Pastor Westren Out on Bond for Hearing Next Week
Elkton Md June 30 The Rev Richard T Westren known as a marrying parson was released on his own recognizance for a hearing next week after arrest on a warrant charging he lacked authority to marry and did so on October 22 1924 between Allen Dickerson and Claire McCall of Cecil County The minister argued he has preached conducted marriages and burial rites since 1921 and was assistant pastor at the Church of the Nazarene in Northeast Md. for two years.
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Elkton
Richard T. Westren
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maryland
Henry L. Constable
Westren
Allen Dickerson
Claire McCall
Cecil County
Scotten
Church of the Nazarene
Northeast, Md
Here
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Two Women
Mrs Nina Matteson of Oxford New York reports the medicine helped her work and strength after use of several bottles. Mrs Ernest Tanguay of Adams Massachusetts says eight bottles let her sleep and move about again. The ad promotes the compound as a household word and urges readers to try it at their druggist.
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Nina Matteson
Box 206
Oxford
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ernest Tanguay
Adams
Mass
Reopening urged in Cumberland drowning case
Residents urge a petition to Attorney General Thomas Robbins to reopen the suspected accidental drowning of Miss Ethel Danner whose body was found in the Potomac River. Rev Dr James E Moffett ready to sign. Raymond L Zimerla was last with her near Dreyer's Beach. clothing and a bloodstained rag were found. Sheriff Harvey cites State's Attorney Huster for ruling death accidental.
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Cumberlands
Ethel Danner
Potomac River
Thomas H. Robinson
Cumberland
James E. Moffett
First Presbyterian Church
Raymond L. Zimerla
Miss Danner
William A. Huster
Joseph B. Finan
Harvey
Confessed Plan Reveals Nationwide Church Robberies
Ray Marsden, 41, of Flint, Michigan, told Cincinnati detectives of a 27 year scheme that robbed 15,000 churches in 50 states and Canada, looting altars and statues. He named accomplices in Kentucky and Cincinnati and said the gang sold $1,500 in gold from chalice cups.
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Cincinnati
Union
Canada
Ray Marsden
Flint
Mich
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Our Lady of Consolation
Carey
Marsden
Kentucky
Covington
John
Perry Vogt
Albert
Clifford MacArthur
Bromley
Coyington
Attempt Made to Chloroform Movie Director
Fullerton California June 30 A Suspect chloroform attack targeted Hollywood director Ralph W Ince. Ince awoke to fumes in his hotel room and returned to work unharmed. Police investigate similar reports of gas fumes aimed at local residents, suggesting a possible deranged perpetrator.
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Fullerton
Calif
Poullee Today
Ralph W. Ince
Hollywood
Ince
Radio Artists Bring Aida Brass Quartet To Chautauqua
Hagerstown listeners will see the Aida Brass Quartet at the Swarthmore Chautauqua program on Monday July 11. The group, veteran from WEAF broadcasts, features Miss Clara Haven Miss Evelyn Young Miss Olive Jarvis and Miss Cora Sauter. They will perform afternoon and evening and Sauter will add cello selections.
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Hagerstown
Aida Brass
WEAF
Swarthmore Chautauqua
Chautauqua
Marie of
America
Auto Driver 15 Freed In Court
George Raglan a colored driver of the automobile involved in a collision with Robert C Reno’s machine on the Middleburg pike was found not guilty of reckless driving and failing to stop after the accident by Justice Duffey. Reno and his wife Ethel and his father R B M Reno were injured. the elder Reno suffered a dislocated shoulder and remained in hospital.
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George Raglan
Robert C. Reno
Middleburg Pike
Justice Duffey
Huntsdale
Reno
Ethel Reno
R. B. M. Reno
Verdict for Plaintiff in Wagaman vs Reid for 225
After a two day trial in the Circuit Court a jury awarded John E. Wagaman 225 in his suit against Ernest Reid claiming Reid took more than his share of farm products. Reid countered alleging he performed services with no pay. Trial ran Wednesday to Thursday with verdict given at 5 pm. The court will hear Condemnation cases for Potomac Edison on July 6.
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John E. Wagaman
Ernest Reid
Reid
Wagaman
Reed
Potomac Edison Company
Bridgeman Says Britain Aims No Naval Supremacy Over U S
Bridgeman the First Lord of the Admiralty told Geneva that Britain has no plan to seek naval supremacy over the United States. He stressed cooperation and balance in postwar maritime power.
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Bridgeman
Admiralty
Geneva
Britain
United States
Deaths Mrs Elenora Shank of Downsville
Mrs Elenora M H Shank 57 wife of John H Shank of Downsville died at Frederick City Hospital from complications. She was daughter of the late John and Lucinda Moser and a Church of the Brethren member. Survived by husband, many stepchildren, sisters Levy Moser and others, and Alpha Moser. Funeral Saturday at Manor Church with Rev David Petrie. Interment Manor Cemetery.
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Elenora M. H. Shank
John H. Shank
Downsville Road
Hagerstown
Frederick City Hospital
John
Lucinda Moser
Frederick County
Roy
Clifford
Harry
Eli Gaylor
Williamsport
John Lightner
Cumberland
Ralph Leatherman
Wilson's
Roy Dietrich
Dearfoss
Hannah
Nellie
Helen
Marie Shank
Daily Round Trips to Braddock Heights Park Advised
Effective July 1 1927 daily round trips to Braddock Heights Park for 1.00. 2 H and F Railway advertisement.
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Braddock Heights Park
Potomac Edison Ad Seeks Buyers for Electric Iron
Classified note urges readers to buy an electric iron from The Potomac Edison Co with a phone contact 2400 for advertising inquiries. The terse listing highlights a household appliance sale through the utility firm.
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The
Potomac Edison Co
No Trace Found Of Four Fliers Landing In Issy
Reports claimed aviators landed safely at Issy after a signal station advised the event. Havas agency and Le Bourget police echoed the landing, prompting reporters to rush to Issy. Investigations later showed the report false and hard to verify at Issy Les Moulineaux.
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Issy
Havas
le Bourget
Paris
Issy Les Malineauxs
Byrd's Airplane Mystery Still Unclear After Night Flight
Winchester reports quote Thomas Byrd noting Commander Richard Byrd could not have landed at night without exact knowledge of his location. Paris dispatch says search plans were dropped as dawn neared and SOS signals varied, with strongest reports placing the plane to the south.
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Winchester
Thomas Byrd
Richard FE. Byrd
America
Associated Press
Byrd
New York
Paris
Renvoise
Government reports record treasury surplus to end fiscal year
Washington reports a surplus of 635 million to 640.4 million dollars, the largest in history. Acting Secretary Mills cautioned the figure is partly misleading due to non recurring items boosting the total.
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Washington
Treasury
Mills
Mack ere fish offered at 20c per pound this week
SHIPPS FISH MARKET advertises a large shipment of mack ere sold at 20 cents per pound while supplies last. Call 2470 in Ady for orders.
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Shipp’s
Ady
New Band to Debut in Williamsport Saturday Night
Williamsport unveils a new band organized by Prof. Peter Buys of the Hagerstown Municipal Band. The group held a large rehearsal last night and will perform at the carnival next week, in the parade on July 4, and throughout the carnival week.
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Williamsport
Peter Buys
Hagerstown
Maurice Bowser
Correction on Lehman property sale price
The Herald corrects an earlier item stating C. E. Fry bought the Leroy K. Lehman property for eight thousand dollars at public sale before the Court House. The actual purchase price was eight thousand eight hundred dollars.
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the Herald
C. E. Fry
Leroy K. Lehman
Court House
Mr. Fry
Sheetrock walls ad promotes Cushwa's Ady options
An advertisement highlights Sheetrock for rigid strong walls and ceilings, directing readers to Cushwa's for Ady products and related installation needs.
Potatoes and Fish Market Ad Highlights Prices
A market notice for SHIPP'S Fish MARKET advertises A-1 new potatoes the Irish Cobblers at 55c per peck and 80c per 1-2 peck. Includes phone number 2470 for orders.
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Mealey Irish
Shipp’s Fish Market
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W. P. Beard Co
Conemac Park
Gibson Club Orchestra
Ohio Truss & Appliance Co
Garry
Mackenzie Drug Co
Potomac St
H. L. Mills
W. Baltimore St
Pastor
Will Camme
Pen-Mar Park
Lake Ritchie
MD. National Guard
Cascade
Pen-Mar Lower Station
Western
Danner
Elenora Shank
H. & F. Railway
Adv
Hoffman-Staley Elec. Co
N. Potomac St
Queensseey
State Banking Dept
Community Finance Service, Inc
G. W. Tyler
Grand
Benny
Priday
Haney
H. W. Eakle
Hagerstown, Md
Burns
Robert
Boyle
Coliseum
Gehr
Melody Makers
Reggie Hamer
Pagoda Park
Antietam
Dan Kirson
West Washington Street
Woile
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