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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1925

Page

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Lodge To Add New Members At Odd Fellows Temple

A class of 100 candidates will be admitted into membership in the local Macabee branch tonight. Initiation will be conducted by the state degree team from Baltimore, brought by the Baltimore Caravan Club with help from Frederick and Middletown clubs. Cumberland and Cumberland clubs join at Lavertown for escort to the temple. Western Maryland deputies oversee the review. An invitation was sent to all Magen Beings in the area to attend at 8 o'clock tonight.

Macabee J. D. Miller Odd Fellows’ Temple Baltimore Hageretown Hagerstown Cumberland Frederick Road Frederick Middletown Femple Maryland Garret Allegany Washington Montgomery Angerstown Baurswick B. F. Shupe C. A. Montz J. Billard J. A. Rosensteel Emitsburg C. W. Keenecker

Oklahoma couple offer $10000 reward in Osage murders

John Kenney and his wife of Oklahoma City pledge a $10000 reward for conviction of those responsible for the deaths of seven Osage Indians who grew wealthy from oil finds. They warn of an organized gang aiming to kill and intimidate to seize land.

John Kenney Oklahoma City Oklahoma Kenney

Hiker Taken Ill While Trekking Across United States

John Gaza and a companion hike across the United States. Gaza grew faint near Hancock and collapsed unconscious. He was carried to a Millstone store and later moved by Deputy Bowers to the hospital. Physicians said exhaustion from strenuous activity caused his illness.

John Gaza Washington County Gaza United States Hancock Millstone Bowers

Privates Promoted to Corporals in Maryland Guard

Five privates of Company B Flist Regiment Maryland National Guard were promoted to corporals yesterday. The honorees are Eugene B. Mc Cauley Harry W Line Raymon J Rockwell Ralph Buck and George E Mace. Monday night the company undergoes federal and state inspection with Captain Cole and Colonel John Markey representing the respective governments. A banquet will follow the inspection.

Flist Regiment Maryland National Guard Eugene B. McCauley Harry W. Line Raymon J. Rockwell Ralph Buck George E. Mace Cole John Markey

Biggest Value Piano Sale in Hagerstown History

At a March 23 sale, every piano includes bonus items such as a Duet Bench with music compartment and a Boudoir Lamp, plus Player Pianos add a Player Bench a scarf and 24 rolls. Early purchasers receive credit receipts ranging from 15 to 70 dollars. Cash terms optional with arrangements provided.

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