Hen Thieves Making City Headquarters Report
Franklin county authorities allege a band of hen thieves stole paled gold and balloting stock, including 29 sees by Troy Hehelting and Jon Sines of Made-Ohseibersburg. Investigators link suspects to Martin farm thefts and plan further arrests as more evidence surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirrlor
Franklin County
Martlead Produce Co
Joseph Wenjer
Superaolice Bie
Martin
Tere
Tiel
Aimiay
Talon Tony Frayte
Eshetmal
Bines
Yey
Telges
Wisport files opinion on election candidacy rules
The opinion discusses how Sunday is excluded when tallying candidates and the time frame for valid candidacy. It cites Maryland court rulings and the American Tobacco case, noting the need to exclude Sundays and any days beyond the required period to avoid invalid results. Major Lane and J D W er of Hagerstown weigh in with interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
American Tobacco
Armstrong
Afajor
Lane
J.D. SW
Anowadorjuoya
Hagerstowi
Ash
Maryland landscaper to view grounds for high school plan
Ballard a Maryland landecane specialist will visit Williamaport on Wednesday March 14 to outline proposed landscaping for a high school site. Mallard will suggest how reded and erekruha will be siluribesd as part of the 74 acre property parcel near Sneinsheld far and high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Ballard
Wnirérelty
Maryland
Williamaport
Wednysiay
Mallard
Reve
Fara
Private Mining Rooms Offer Dinners and Dances
A fragment notes private mining rooms prepared for private dinners and dances. Mentions Mr Uediry Mingex of The Dasma Hoich Ady and suggests events for select parties and information sharing. The readable text is limited and names may be uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uediry Mingex
Dasma Hoich Ady
Fine Record Wins Praise for Late Postman Husband
Airs Dolla M. Bletkelager of Funketown, widow of Samuel P. Stockslager, receives a letter from H. F. Billuity praising her husband’s faithful service as a regular carrier. The message notes his devoted work and extends sympathy to his widow and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolla M. Bletkelager
Funketown
Samuel P. BL .Blockslager
H.F. Billuiy
Batuy
Stockslézer
Husbad
Samuel B. Stockslager
Ince
Stockflaser
Orlo
Qin
Purchases Home in Town Outskirts
Joby K Lebriey of Wayneshero has purchased the Sloltlomyer home on the outskirts of triab town and will make it his home. The estate includes four cools and various flowering plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joby K. Lebriey
Wayneshero
Sloltlomyer
Triab Town
Sendom
Local Bible Class Plans Evening Diving Event
Wall attend Tilse Weenman s Bible Class and the young men s class taught by Rooro D Bowers will attend diving meetings in a bidy KE Firah Christen Chaich Bunilay evening.
Fraud case yields suspended sentence for alleged heirs scam
Aeilutham Ja Mareh 3 was convicted in a fraud case involving a forged genealogy and fake heirs to real estate in New York City. The defendant received a suspended three year term and will serve time in the Atlanta federal penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeilutham
Mareh
Joe F. Webb
Duwrands Heire
Jersome
United Bloles
Canna
Atlanta
Meflerad
New York City
Deaths in Hartleburg and surrounding towns record multiple mourners
Obituaries note Jerry Fy Adams aged 48 died Friday at We F Polytechnical Hospital Hartleburg with widow Suen Adante and sister Mary Ligiv among survivors. Leila Aumen, 43, formerly of Hartleburg, died in Hershey with husband Roger Aumen and children Dora and Wetary among mourners. Further notices list Webster, Fase, and others, detailing burial plans, church services, and cemeteries across Maryland and Pennsylvania communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Fy Adams
Hartleburg
Burisl ii Shoep
Semotory
Hartsburg
Mra
Leila
Aumen
Dind
Thurstiny Nfelt
Hershey
Idney Poubis
Shoep
Roges
Hygerntowsh
In Memoriam for Catherine Vanes in Loving Memory
In loving memory of Catherine Vanes who departed this life at forty six. Treasured mother and dear wife. Though we have suffered loss, her presence remains in our hearts and memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovine Jemonbrand
Put
Catherine Vanes
Lite
Mazel J
Webs
Birthday Day Plans To Fix Leap Year Fete
A man named Wetherton promotes celebrating birthdays for unlucky children by asserting leap day births should be honored. He envisions a national movement to give extra birthdays on February 29 and distribute festive tokens, tying it to public curiosity and longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherton
Mru. Rocghhstmr
N.Y
Watherton
Wwetherton
Cetiter
Robert Louis Stevenson
Lauguter
Dorothy
Thant
Woo
Tranzferrad
St. Johnsbury
BC BU
George W. Todd
Proms
Nant Thanufacturer
Rochanter
Slavanson
Partien
Todd
Balslow
Rochester
Campaige
Oraumil
Inferii Cieie
Tilton
Suit to Open Monday in Court Here
The suit filed by George Louis Eppler practicing attorney, against Michael L. Fewemer, administrator of the estate of the late Andrew J. Fesenmoor, calls for a trial in the Allegany county court. Eppler seeks professional fees for services rendered to the estate. Attorneys Sauk Preager and Fuller Barnard appear for Eppler, with A. Taylor Smith and Willem A. Guoter representing the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Louis Eppler
Cumberland
Merbyr
Slits
Michel L. Fewemeier
Andrew J
Fesenmoor
Siry Inelreule Couve
Fille Alty
Allegany County
Eppley
Andrew J, Feeemsier
Sauk Preager
Fuller Barnard
Alusander Armatrong
Mr. Sppler
A.sylor Smith
Willem A. Guoter
Poison Liquor Fight In House 15 Very Lively
Washington, Marsh 2 The Senate registe yeopure while the House debated poisoning and prohibition topics. Amid clashes, a lively session ended with adjournment until Monday. Banjoists including Tursil Campbell and Mrs Campbell entertained at the Army Jan night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marsh
Senate
Ilduez
Tursil Campbell
Sud ‘Mra
Williamsport Band Concert at Siveeean Hall
Readable fragments show a Williamsport band concert at Siveeean Hall with obscure scansion and unclear performers or programs. Names and exact pieces are illegible, leaving only the event location and purpose as a brief local announcement.
Climax of youth myth by concrete tree sculptor Dinsmore
The piece profiles 84 year old Daddy Dinsmore who claims concrete trees and figures in his yard keep him youthful. He built an Eden like garden with cement trees and statues of Cain Abel Moab and others, teaching that youth comes from continual self construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
DDQAS
Kaa
Dinsmore
Daddy Dinsmore
Dendy Dinsmore
Oleanrtrn
Reddy
Cain
Abel
Romaneg
Bu Maxek
Bully Fane
Jen Wi
Tito
Montheola
Keadlig
Forest of Youth
Col Lindbergh 15 in New York Again
A fragmented local item notes Col Lindbergh 15 in New York amid mention of Albany and Bonten with unclear events. It references an honor medal for a mother, a poetry trip, and various community notices including a chicken and waffle dinner and bingo party at local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Lindbergh
New York
Albany
Charles A. Gindhereh
Dorlon
Nuonal Education Association
Markets Furnished by W. R. Spielman & Co
Fragmented OCR text lists a markets section with names and numbers, including Roonta 30234 Warrham Billing and Waallington, Sh, Wien Omen. It reads like a garbled market listing with item codes 143s dome 12544 and 183K, and references to 10th 10036.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Spielman & Co
Roonta
Warrham
Market Prices From a Frayed Penny Press
Market prices and crude product names appear in a garbled 19th century listing. The snippet mentions various items and prices with errant spellings, hinting at a local trade listing from Mendiy with a Pythian Castle card event and an auction or advertisement schedule. The legible items include vague references to commodities and pricing labels.
Kefauver Taken From Hospital to Jail Today
Halph A Kefauver 22 alleging a wife shooting and assault was moved from a hospital to jail today. Police say Kefauver shot his wife in Washington and was captured hours later at his brother's home after a struggle as officers closed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halph A
Kefauver
Abus
Elfsel Witting
Wall Street Opening Prices Lift Early Market
New York stocks started higher as the market opened with gains led by American Tobacco and International Cement. General Blue Dove traded 20,000 shares, with prices rising to a new high and a net gain noted across the day’s first bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maren
Amaritan
Tobaco B
IQ Petal
International Cement Opedi Petal
Nigher
General Blodove
Sunday Night Program Continues with Broadcast Concert
Readers learn of a Sunday night program featuring Prof Peter Bays and the Band under Prof. Buys, with Sidney Shepherd as announcer. The schedule spans evenings from 4.30 to 6.40 and 1dr until prevailing entertainment ends, highlighting Chatterd, the Stone Sisters jazz act, and planned dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Raderlek
Efly
Leon
Municipal Bain
Kid Amidayance
Peter Buys
Mr. Shepherd
Tnt
Torgy Vortaty
Entertain Wiel Toy Tie Moneay
Peter Bays
Cagnoll
Br Mis
Bert Abniel
Chamberehury
Mike Clartise
Stone Sisters
Sidney Shepherd
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Wisport
WR. Ballard
Tom Cross
Wntranice Library
Samuel Stockslager
S. Pp. Webster
Berkeley Springs
Kirkwood
St. Lavia Janpital Pespeary
Webster
Wilamepark
Aulte
Lewis H. Fase
Leng
Wasbrogcon County Hospital
Ugad
le Fit
Lene Gi
Ray
C. Weehler
Joleriment Il
Jailirs
Dulgary
Meké
Mt. Tedae
Epon
Rumlis
Prazi
Sugon
Mountain View
Sharpehlre
Ine Mgther
Bisa Metz
Drinfiid
Mee
Wil Yambry
Siwepebure
Memoriam
Fenton
Jamestown
N Y
St. Petersburg
George Hademan
Ruth Dido
Hays
Will Hays
Miorleighd
Republica National Committee
Senate Oil Investinating
Murry Elncleir
Mays
Hary
Gkorgm
W. ToDb
George L.eppler
Fesen-meier-Estate
House
Wachatater
Pinhoegl
Laossie Panies
Lavine F. Saneshor
Hartt
Siauap
Hous' i Clu
Williamsport
Edwin C. Puelridge
Willemsport High School
Romsnea
Siveeean Hall
Marth
Walte
Bogluy
Ahd
Soo
Mer
Don
Lidurty
Pie
vVeoa
Pythion Caatlo
Wall Street Opening
WERA
Ike Benigld
Tata
Huevenlis
Pataige Sandies
Cyign Pee Uveon Molle
Eldirdete
Tavenits
Mapa
Nto
Seo Windiew
Boouthat Eyjiten
SOL
Lowland
Prunttin Rt
Ady
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