Exams for State Force Captains Set for July 9
Examinations for candidates to become captain of the State Police will be held July 9, announced State Employment Commissioner Oliver C. Short. The move follows low force numbers after resignations and dismissals that prompted Governor Ritchie to order the test. Capt. Charles E. Myers has resigned effective July 1. Lieut. Mathias A. Pepersack faces insubordination charges and awaits a hearing. A new commanding officer will oversee a training camp for state policemen.
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Oliver C. Short
Ritchie
Charles E. Myers
Mathias A. Peppersack
Pepersack
Atv. Short
Paris Laughs as Government Seeks Daudet in Royalist Release
All Paris laughs as authorities pursue Daudet after his release from prison, aided by royalist friends. The tale frames a political clash between the government and royalist factions.
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Paris
Daudet
Pastor Webb Takes Post At First Baptist Church
Ten years ago Rev. John H. Webb accepted the pastorate at the First Baptist Church as Charles W. Harman announced Red Cross Fund publicity progress. A surprise birthday party honored Ruth Corderman at the Wiles home. George Miley of Williamsport reported a masked figure in his garden at 1 am. shots were fired and the intruder fled.
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John H. Webb
First Baptist Church
Charles W. Harman
The
Red Cross Fund
Ruth Corderman
John Wiles
George Miley
Williamsport
Pigeons Freed by Mantz at St Marys Belfry and Local Visits
George Mantz received consent to climb St Marys Catholic church belfry last night and released 87 pigeons. Miss Sarah Troxeil and her cousin Mary Fleming of Williamsport are visiting Baltimore hosts Mr and Mrs Edward Woodall. George M Rouzer and Carrie May Stouffer of Hagerstown wed in Frederick yesterday. Daniel Weblfinger and family of Leitersburg spent yesterday with son Joseph Wolfinger in Smithsburg. A Fourth of July event with military groups, firemen, bands and thousands expected locally.
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George Mantz
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Sarah Troxeil
Mary Fleming
Williamsport
Edward Woodall
Baltimore
George M. Rouzer
Carrie May Stouffer
Hagerstown
Frederick
Daniel Weblfinger
Leitersburg
Joseph Wolfinger
Smithsburg
Ice Cream and Hot Bread at Brazier Confectionery
William Brazier advertises ice cream for the season at his confectionery store along with hot bread offerings. The notice highlights seasonal treats and daily specials to attract customers.
Hatting business expanded at Public Square corner
George Updegraff announces continuation of hatting on the north corner of the Public Square. He stocks hats of every description and quality for friends and the public.
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George Updegraff
Roberts Kin Reignite Windsor Double Wedding Tradition
In Windsor New York on June 28 a town holiday followed a family double wedding. Thirty seven years earlier Mr and Mrs C A Roberts were principals in a Windsor double ceremony. This year their son and daughter continued the local tradition, bringing the town together for a celebratory day.
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Windsor
N. Y
C. A. Roberts
Two Liars in a Family Claim They Never quarrel
In a light wry observation a couple asserts they never quarrel, then undercuts it by noting that with two such good liars in the family, quarrels are easily avoided.
Brownsville Man Appointed Talbot County Agent
Mr. S. Brown of Brownsville is appointed Talbot County Agent and will begin duties July 1 succeeding retiring Walls. A University of Maryland graduate with farming experience he is to oversee dairy poultry and livestock contests and meet farmers during a county tour.
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S. Brown
Brownsville
Talbot County
Brown
Sioners
T. B. Symons
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Walls
Damage Suit Filed Against Railway Co in Allegany Court
Edward T. Pritchard of Hagerstown sues the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Allegany county court at Cumberland for 25000 dollars for loss of his wife’s services after she was injured in a fall from a passenger car at the Cumberland station. A prior Cumberland court award was reduced to 7000 dollars after a new trial motion by the defendant.
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Edward T. Pritchard
Hagerstown
Allegany County
Cumberland
Bal
Timore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland Court
Albert A. Doub
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