County approves 475000 school bond bill in principle
County Commissioners yesterday virtually approved a school bond issue of 475 600 to fund 40 new rooms in Hagerstown and several new buildings and repairs across multiple towns including Clearspring Falkstown Halfway Williamsport Sharpsburg Cushehs and Hancock. A referendum decision remains undecided as supporters urge immediate action to relieve acute needs.
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Murder confession ties Wisconsin fugitive to California surrender
An escaped convict Robert Cone alias Roy Brown surrendered in Santa Rosa California claiming a Janesville Wisconsin man murdered a girl named Bess and buried her body under a culvert at Elkhorn where it was found last October. Cone says the slayer helped him flee Wisconsin as the only state witness in the case.
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Hagerstown Faces School Shortage Ahead of 1930 Vote
The Board of Education notes about 1100 Hagerstown children lack satisfactory housing. A new school north of the Western Maryland Railroad in the northern city area is favored, likely tied to a bond issue in the General Assembly. Public sentiment supports addressing urgent school needs. Autos Damaged in Collision at Washington Street. Three autos were damaged in a collision at Washington street and the Western Maryland crossing yesterday evening. Maurice Burger, Mike Ferrari, and Clarence Brewer were involved.
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Shady Bowe and neighbors affected by grip illness
SHADY BOWE and Clinton Gsell recover from grip. Mrs. Hollinger ill with diphtheria. Edna Shank of Hagerstown attends last Wednesday event. Several local residents visit kin and attend St. Paul’s Union C. E. Washington social with games, songs, and refreshments for about fifty attendees.
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Reverend Bennett Speaks at Lions Club Luncheon
Reverend George H. Bennett of Washington Square M. E. church addressed the Lions club at a Hamilton luncheon on life and its interests urging members to engage with world events beyond business. A committee initiated five new members and others set local plans for district convention in Washington and the International Convention in Louisville Kentucky. Attendance prize donated by Robert B. Boyle won by H. L. Sampson.
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Hoover Secretaries Sworn In Tuesday
Washington March 5 George Akerson of Minnesota and Lawrence Richey of Washington took oaths as secretaries to President Hoover. Akerson, a former Minneapolis and Washington newspaper man, had been allied with Hoover for over five years and held the title of assistant during the campaign and pre inauguration. He succeeds Everet Sanders, secretary to President Coolidge.
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Church Society To Stage Comedy Hives of Love at High School
The Church of the Brethren Young People’s Department presents a comedy drama Hives of Love by Lillian Mortimer at the High School Auditorium on Thursday night March 7 at 8 o’clock. Miss McLaughlin directs a large cast including Elizabeth Dorsey Jallya Mary Gordon Reeta Jean McLaughlin Burt Wade Jay Schaff Mrs Barry Inez Lohman Lora Madys Spitzer Clark William Bowers Judge Barry John Shockey Royal Manton Burt’s rival Ralph Long Jim Rankin Ensor Otta Eyes of Love is a mystery story.
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Church Benefit Proceeds Tap Many Dramatic Situations
An unexpected outcome and dramatic humor mark the church benefit event, with proceeds directed to church support. Local participants staged humorous scenes and surprises, drawing a crowd and boosting donations for the parish.
Hancock Senate approves Keedy bill on two year terms
The State Senate yesterday passed the Keedy introduced bill extending Burgess and Hancock commissioners terms to two years. In the House Delegate Hicks proposed that towns of 3000 or less need not maintain a full time registered pharmacist at drug stores. Delegate Ingram suggested a measure altering the election method in Funkstown.
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Missioners Change Terms To One And Two Year Durations
The proposal would keep the same commissioners but alter term lengths to one year for some and two years for others, replacing the prior structure. The change aims to stabilize leadership cycles and align with governing priorities.
Comic Strip Artist Is Sued For Divorce
Gertrude V. Crosby filed suit for divorce against Percy L. Crosby comic strip artist and Life editor in Reno on March 5. The agreement with the complaint orders Crosby to pay $100 weekly alimony and $100 weekly support for their child.
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Custody Awarded to Mrs Crosby in NY Marriage Case
Custody of the girl granted to Mrs Crosby until age twelve after she charged her husband with cruelty. The couple wed in Plattsburg New York in July 1927. NAMED CONSTABLE. Ralph Ritter appointed constable for Funkstown district by county board at yesterday's meeting. Mrs Ethel Yeakle visited Mrs Shank and daughters last week.
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Funkstown
Board’ of County Commissioners
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True Story April issue on sale with 15 real life tales
A promotional note announces the April issue featuring 15 true life stories and exclusive features. It emphasizes thrilling, triumphant, and tragic moments told by real people and invites readers to buy for 25 cents.
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