Suburban Social Scene and Local Visits Reported
Social and local notes describe visitors from Richmond York and Carlisle and Waynesboro attending family and church events in Keedysville. A surprise sixteenth birthday party at the Denton Shoop home features music and dancing with many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enton
Frank
Fred Hillard
Louise
Fiery
C. R. Snavely
KK. M. Gaver
M. W. Sunningham
Pearl*Schoop
James Douglas
Claude Newcomer
C. M. Coffman
King's Daughters Meeting And Civic Calendar Highlights
Regular King's Daughters meeting to conclude business about the tet. Alsatia Minstrels perform at Nixon's. Oriton Club meets at 707 Oak Hill Ave. Hagerstown Civic League annual meeting with Salvation Army banquet. Oh That Alsatia Minette Show ends at Nixon's Academy. Thursday brings Current Events Club annual meeting with officer elections and a Women's Bible Class meeting at St Paul's M E Church. Lakewawin Club meets at 7 30 at Miss Eleanor Mish's home. Kiwanis Club gathers at Chamber of Commerce Auditorium at 12 30 to discuss future plans.
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Nixon’s
Oriton Club
Oak Hill Ave
Hagerstown Civic League
Salvation Army
Nixon's Academy
Women’s Bible Class
St. Paul's
M. E. Church
Lakewawin Club
Mias Eleanor Mish
S. Prospect St
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Civic and Industrial Bureau chief to speak at Chamber dinner
A. S. Goldsborough, director of the Civic and Industrial Bureau of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association of Baltimore, will be principal speaker at the Chamber of Commerce dinner in the Chamber auditorium Thursday night. Omer T. Kaylor will preside. Miss Grace R. Gerber is guest of honor. Professor Charles H. Roderick will direct singing. Mrs. Frank Massack handles the menu.
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A. S. Goldsborough
Civic and Industrial Bureau
the Merchants and Manufacturers Association of Baltimore
Chamber of Commerce
Omer T. Kaylor
Grace R. Gerber
Onor
Charles H. Roderick
Frank Massack
Roosevelt Literary Society Program Recital at Washington County High
The Roosevelt Literary Society of Washington County Male High School presented a program featuring scripture reading by EH and Hose, a roll call answered by quotations, “Seen and Heard Around Surrey,” reading by D Scheller, journal by G Schmidt, critics report, and contributions by O Baltzley and H Wands.
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Roosevelt Literary Society
Washington County Male High School
Hose
Surrey
D, Scheller
G. Schmidt
Journal
O. Baltzley
Critics
H. Wands
Class Anniversary Observed At St Paul Sunday School
The Young Men's Class taught by A E Baker at St Paul A B Sunday school marked its 15th anniversary on Sunday with 68 attendees. organizer J R Clippinger of Waynesboro attended and gave an address.
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A. E. Baker
St. Paul's
A. B
J. R. Clippinger
Waynesboro
Layoffs Hit Cumberland Valley Division Workers
An official Pennsylvania Cumberland Valley Division notice states 140 more workers will be laid off in the local area, affecting clerks and employees in several offices. The order will impact several local employees.
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C. V
Cumberland Valley
Pennsylvania
Girls fined for disorderly house in Police Court
Pearl Hoke and Bessie Johnson were found guilty yesterday before Justice Hal in the Police Court for ruling a disorderly house on Fremont Street and were fined 25 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Hoke
Bessie Johnson
Fremont Street
Justice Hal
Persia approves new Russo-Persian alliance
Paris dispatch reports Persia has discounted the Anglo-Persian agreement once favored by the shah and parliament and has ratified a Russo-Persian treaty of alliance. The pro-British government in Tehran collapsed last week after a coup by Persian Cossacks, ending Britain oil concessions in the region.
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Paris
Persia
Teheran
Britain
Eheran
Pan American Union called to broker Panama Costa Rica dispute
Henry M Hill, former Panamanian official, urged the Pan American Union to convene an immediate conference of Panama and Costa Rica to settle differences. He sought support from Peru Argentina and Chile and notified the U S secretary of state of the action.
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International
Washington
Pan American Union
Panama
Costa Rica
Henry M. Hill
Peru
Argentina
Chile
United States
Automobus on the rails proves highly satisfactory
Winchester report states experiments by the Winchester and Western Railroad on a 34 passenger car mounted on a five ton truck chassis with flanged tires have proved highly successful. Officials say the design could revolutionize short line passenger traffic. the electric heated car produces no smoke dust or cinders and includes a trailer for mail express and baggage. Completion of the last half mile to Wardensville is expected soon.
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Winchester
Winchester & Western Railroad
Here
Intermont
William J B. Cornwell
Wardensville
Lieutenant Harry Hagan Nominated for Captain of Infantry
Lieut Harry L Hagan of this city will be presented to the Senate for promotion to captain of infantry. He has a splendid war record and was at the Mare. Since his return he has been in Walter Reed Hospital under treatment and is now inspector instructor of the Biate Gua.
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Harry L. Hagan
Senate
Hagan
Mare
Walter Reed Hospital
Oh That Alsatia Minstrel Show Brings Packed House
Enthusiastic audience sees the Alsatia minstrels perform in Ikea Academy’s three night run. Brewer J Stouffer as a sporty negro barber and Al Forthman as Jazo the Honeysuckle lead a lively program with the Alsatia Jazz Hounds and the Alantia Quartet delivering spirited numbers. The Grand Follies DeLuxe offers a full hour of song and skit with standout turns by Don Shafer, Scoop Cost, Quay Newcomer, and others. The show is hailed as far better than last year with professional polish and high-energy entertainment throughout.
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Alsatia
Ikea Academy
Charles George
Brewer J. Stouffer
al Forthman
Jazomine Honeysuckle
Memphis
Ithent
Hagerstown
Karl ‘Young
Frank Davis
Doc” Diehl
Charles Spigler
C.C. H. Rhoderick
Magnus T. Davies
George W. Updegraf
H. E. Wolfe
Don Shafer
Fiji Isle
Quay
Rowland Davies
Winona Roessner
Meyer Berkson
C. H. Roderick
Magus
T. Davies
Russell Howard
Geo
Updegraff
Harry BE
Wolf
Northman
Rebecca
Cy Hall
Lke
Show Without a Star Steals The Spotlight At Local Talent Event
Under director Charlie Wan the production stages every performer as a star in a grand local show. Ireland’s Michael O'Toole, heir to a quarter million dollar estate from brother Patrick, is found after seven years of search in Galway's Abbey Lane. The estate includes a ranch and $100,000 in live stock, yet Michael keeps laboring for $10 weekly.
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Charlie Wan
All Irelands
Alway Lnborer
Michael O'Toole
Patrick
Ireland
Famutessi
Texas
Michael
Abbey Lane
Galway
2700 At Mount Clare To Be Laid Off Again
The 2700 workers at Mount Clare shops of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, furloughed January 28 and recalled February 16, were notified yesterday of indefinite furlough starting March 7. A bulletin posted in the shops announced the action.
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MT. Clare
Mount Clare
Baltimore ‘and Ohio Railroad
Baldness Preventable With Parisian Sage Hair Care
Advertising copy claims baldness can be prevented easier than cured. Promotes Parisian Sage from D. Ken Aughinbaugh & Son with a money back guarantee and a home remedy tone.
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D. Ken Aughinbaugh
Keedus Ville Undertaker Hurt in Fall
Edward D. Suman an undertaker of Keedus Ville suffered a dislocated shoulder and minor injuries after slipping on a slippery board at his home. Dr W D Brown attended him.
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Edward D. Suman
Keedus Ville
W. D. Brown
Famous naturalist Burroughs to celebrate 84th birthday
International News from Pasadena reports famed naturalist John Burroughs, wintering near Pasadena Glen, will turn 84 on April 3. He says his mind remains sharp though lengthy study tires him, and his latest work Accepting the Universe reflects his vigorous view of nature and religion as spiritual flowering.
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International News
Pasadena
Cal
John Burroughs
Pasadena Glen
Burroughs
Burrough
From Immigrant Boy to Boston Banking Power
Boston, Feb 28 A former immigrant boy rising to power in banking and politics saw his Tremont Trust Company closed by Bank Commissioner Allen. Simon Swig, born in Russia May 15 1865, started as a pack peddler and junk dealer, later winning office in Roxbury and forming Tremont Trust with influential backers including former governors Bates and Foss. Swig accuses a conspiracy to ruin him over interest rates.
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Simon Swig
Tremont Trust Company
Pack
Boston
Massachusetts
Allen
Swig
Horatio Alger
Oliver Optic
Russia
Stlfort Trousera
Taunton
Roxbury
John L. Bates
Eugene Foss
Remarkable Diary of Pepys Chronicle Unveiled
A historical note on Samuel Pepys diary covering 1659 to 1609 England. It records public and social life from court revelry to daily routines. Written as shorthand, it was not found until a century after Pepys’s death and published by Lord Braybrooke in 1825 in a mutilated form.
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Pepys
Samuel Pepys
England
Lord Braybrooke
Cleaning Treasury Notes and a Story From History
Cleaning Treasury notes saves the government money by washing and drying them through a soap bath rinsing water and heated rollers. Behind the Historian's Back recounts Stonewall Jackson's religious disposition and a servant who claims to foretell his general's moves by prayer as the Kansas City Star notes regional chatter.
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Treasury
Stonewall Jackson
Artan
Mar Jackson
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