Martinsburg Mayor Upheld In Loitering Decision
A Martinsburg circuit court upheld the citys anti loitering ordinance aimed at those with no visible means of support. The ruling allows the mayor to try Belbert, who was blocked by a temporary injunction, with potential appeal to the West Virginia Court of Appeals. The decision centers on the cities charter powers to regulate public conduct and protect residents from loiterers.
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Martinborg
Belbert
Smallwood
Court of Appeals of
West Virginia
Martinsburg
Hls
Citirenk
California Lemon Hair Rinse Ad for Shine
A vintage advertisement promotes mixing two California lemons with water as a final hair rinse. It claims to remove soap curd, leave hair shiny and clear, and advises keeping a dozen lemons ready. The copy emphasizes harmless, effective results and urges purchase from major dealers.
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California
Traffic law dispute over ability to pay fines upheld
Fragments discuss arrest under an ordinance and the burden on the prosecution to prove “without visible means of support” and the defendant’s unsatisfactory answer. It references the authority to enact traffic measures to protect pedestrians and smooth traffic, with concerns about obstructing progress and pedestrian safety.
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Lovelides
Trafic
Lions Praise Milk Fund Speaker and Milk Distribution
Dr. Fred A. Miler spoke at the Viens Clit luncheon on pediatrics and infant mortality in South America, praising the Lions sponsored Milk Fund. The club notes 74 percent attendance and reports 42 quarts of milk distributed as hot weather increases demand. Next week the committee finalizes plans for a special program.
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Fred A. Miler
Torketeler Foundation
Sous America
TA West Wrehington Street
Tietek Hinton Yea
Miller
South America
The
Lions
Hagerstown
Stagerstown
Marry Miller
Lion John A. Miller
Hamilton News
Clbb Jumcheon
J. A. Watkins
4. M. Wertz
Mpetam Committee
Lion Tyler
Liang Club
Alice Edmonds
Funcheon
Baltimore Rector to Preach Tonight
Rev. Or Wyatt Broan of Baltimore will preach at St John’s Episcopal Church on Wednesday during Lent. Dr. Brown, rector of St Mary’s and Saint Angels Church, Marsland, is noted as a forceful speaker and a delegate to the Episcopal General Convention in New Orleans this fall. The invitation extends to the public for Wednesday services during Lent.
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Or. Wyatt Broan
Baltimore
John’s Episcopal
Brown
Nel
Ml Angels Church
Litere
Vareest
Marsland
Conran Yan
New Orleans
York Kiwanis Club to Host Business Show in York, Pa
The York Kiwanis Club will host a business show in York, Pennsylvania, from March 17 to 24. The event runs daily from 7 PM to 10:30 PM, with proceeds designated for a community welfare fund. Local clubs report volunteers and attendees expected to support the effort.
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York Kivanis Club
York
Mare
Mum
Focal Club
Provoods
Property Sale and Occupancy Arrangements Report
Sold property on C D Miller of Jay Paraiture Co. has sole title. On Broadway to R Mass and Ned W will occupy one side of the house. Misses Margaret and Bertha Myers of Sharpsburg, sisters of Mr Myers, occupy the other side. A session will be given in the summer.
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C.D. Miller
Jay
Paraiture Co
Broadway
R. Mass
Ned
Gloss
Margaret
Bertha
Myers
Sharpsburg
Mr. Myers
Mayo Housekeepers Largely Disabled by Illness
Readable testimonial style notice from Mrs Crandenburg and Mrs Kant in Milwaukee and Nebraska praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They describe relief from weakness and headaches, weight gain, and restored ability to work at home after ailment and back pain.
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BML
Crandenburg
Milwaukee
Wiecondin
Wisconsin
Teast
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nrandenberg
87Th Street
Mil
Earl
Venace
Nebraska
Lytia B. Pinkham
Mra
Ava Kant
Horace
Automotive Stores Sue Hanover Man Over Stock Proceeds
In York county a suit filed in Hagerstown by Automotive Stores Corporation seeks $8,200 from A Sterner of Hanover. The claim states Sterner subscribed in April 1971 for 500 shares at $20 each, totaling $10,000, with $1,500 paid to date. case aims to recover the balance. Congress is allocating over $405 million annually to the Veterans Bureau program.
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York County
Carporaion
Hagerstown
Maldgainst A. Sterner
Hanover
Steer
Wie Corporation
Ats
Sterner
Resident Recalls Harsh Hospital Treatment and Weight Loss
A patient recounts severe confinement in hospitals, extreme diet with only gruel and water, injections four times daily, losing weight to a skeleton. Family consulted Mayra Wonderful tremory, with health decline affecting liver and intestines. Alluding to possible refunds or remedies, the tale mentions a local drug concern, DC Suanabaugh & Son.
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Mayra
Far
Saale
DC Suanabaugh & Son Anil
Ady
Many Needy Are Aided During Month
Neary $640 was expended by the Kihgu Daughters during February for groceries and coal distributed to 127 families. Thirty-nine of 152 cases were new and March opened with 1101 energy on the books. Sixteen transactions were cared for in February. A local industry proprietor sought direct aid for a worker but the secretary steered the help through the organization to address family difficulties rather than material need.
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Floven Tranaienta
Mutlendore Accepted for Tax Office Post in Harrisburg
Mr. 8. T. Mutlendore, a Hegkley College graduate from Harrisburg, Pa, has been retained by Mr. G. H. Pardes, a local income tax expert, as a confidential assistant. Mutlendore is well qualified for the position.
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8. T. Mutlendore
Hegkley College
Harrisburg
G. H. Pardes
Incoma
Atilendore
Jays Slaybaugh Ships Machinery to Brazil from Chambersburg
Jays Slaybaugh of Philadelphia bought the machinery of the old Blue Ridge Kniving Mill on King Street in Chambersburg. The machinery is being crated for shipment to Brazil, expected by April 1.
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Jays Slaybaugh
Philadelphia
Blue Ridge
Milla
King Street
Chambershing
Brazil
Local Post Office Workers Get Postal Increase Benefit
Forty carriers and clerks at the local post office will receive about 400 more dollars annually starting January 1. The Postal Increase bill, approved by President Coolidge, awaits full effect after House and Senate agreement. Included are rural carriers, clerks, and railway mail clerks. assistant postmaster and supervisor of mail will be advanced. The postmaster does not receive an increase.
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Losal
Januery
Coolidge
House
Senate
Purchases Home on Oak Hill Avenue by Waller D Wilson
Waller D Wilson has purchased from Dr L M Basehoar his dwelling on Oak Hill avenue for about 38000. It is understood Wilson will present the property to his daughter Mrs A L Foreman and Mrs Foreman plan to occupy the place as a home. The house was erected by W D Clarkson who sold it to Dr Basehoar.
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Waller D. Wilson
L. M. Basehoar
Oak Hill Avenue
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Hag. Motor Co
Gholera
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Tholera
Pei
Cass
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Scacerr
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Witkin
LaSalle St
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Armour
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SUE Hanover Man
Congress
Vet. Prams’ Bureau
the Fair
West Franklin Sreet
Pana
Naan
R. A. Highbarger
Optotierring OW. Wank
Central Garage & Electric Supply Company
Potomac
Phons
Martz Electric CO
Palomac
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Sherley Building
Harry i Funkhouser
Bert
Dagmar M. &. Moller Motor Car Co
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Emmert's Hardware Store
Washington Street
Hageretown Paint and Glass Company
Franklin St
Potomac Motors Inc
Potomac &T
Georges Creek
Somerset
W. Boyer
Luther
Frederic’ Sh Reat
Preat
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Oheathing
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Intel
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