Chilly News From Hagerstown Area Festive Easter Hints
Social notes tell of Miss Anna and Lodema Day visiting near Chenaville with Miss Rachel and Arlene Harbaugh over weekend. Dr. R. G. Beachley returns from Washington to his mother on South Prospect street. Mrs. Ruth E. Edesen goes back to Chicago after a stay. J. G. Anderson visits Altoona then returns home to Pennsylvania after time with Mr. and Mrs. Alter of North Mulberry. A. A. Haines moves into The Gags-Man park hotel and plans season preparations plus improvements. Several Hagerstown women will join Miss Elizabeth Persons on a Europe tour this summer costing about 800 dollars.
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Ruth E. Edesen
Chicago
J. G. Anderson
Altoona
W. D. C. Alter
North Mulberry Street
Park
Europe
Hagerstown
Elizabeth Persons
Dr. Persons
Baltimore
England
France
Italy
Switzerland
Belgium
Holland
Social and Easter events fill the week calendar
The notices list dances at Stouffer's Dancing Academy on Wednesday and Saturday, a Thursday Rotary Club meeting, and Good Friday religious services across local churches. Easter dances are planned at Pythian Hall in Williamsport with a Home Fund prize, plus a special car for Hagerstown. Guy K Angle opens a Hancock branch elevator offering wholesale and retail grain services. Arbutus gathers crowds for mountain honeys and a Pen-Mar excursion amid good weather.
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Rotary Club
Pythian Hall
Willamsport
Eastern Star
Home Fund
Hagerstown
Guy K. Angle
Ble Spring
Hancock
Delegations Seek New Roads in County Area
Two delegations presented requests to the County commissioners for road improvements. One group from Leitersburg district urged work in that section. the other, led by Norman, Scott ard, sought a road from the school house to the Pinesburg quarries with materials offered if the county would perform the work. Kept for court. Arraignment showed forged checks by William Pane. Wilver Green held for Grand Jury. Court house sales reported: J Murdock auctioned properties for L V Young worth $1,900 and $3,310 to buyers J J Beam and R H Miller respectively.
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Leitersburg
Norman
Scott Ard
Pinesburg
Beeote
Court House
Joseph Murdock
L. V. Young
Smoketown
J. J. Beam
Murdock
S. L.V. Young
Friendship Park
R. H. Miller
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Glesner in Manganaville
Mrs Wa Glesner enjoyed a surprise birthday party at her home in Manganaville arranged by her children. About 70 friends and neighbors attended with fine refreshments and a large candlelit cake baked by Mrs Harnish. Mrs Jed Cunningham led piano selections as the gathering socialized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. Glesner
Manganaville
W. A. Glesner
R. M. Butterbaugh
C. O. Morningstar
R. B. Lindsay
H. B. Rice
H.R. Martin
L. E. Stahl
W. Beckley
Fred Cunningham
E. Glesner
Arthur Sprecher
D. A. Binkley
M EL Ausherman
Mary Lowery
Earl Hoover
Cora Spickler
S. A. Wolfensberger
Mary Glesner
Roy Horst
Sallie Lindsdy
Paul Glesner
Helen Stahl
Max Glesner
Anna Mary Stahl
Howard Holsinger
Helen Wolfensberger
Géo. Cunningham
Mary Buterbaugh
Virginia Morningstar
Catherine McCoy
Varnish
Phae Morningstar
Ricard McCoy
Richard Glesner
Kenneth Cunningham
Elsie Tesner
Blanche Glesner
Nora Lowery
Leona Binkley
Wanted 20 Years to Pay an Old Score at Waynesboro
Harry Marlin held by Squire Potter in $209 bail on assault and battery charge. The alleged attack occurred at a sale along Marsh road on Saturday. Marlin reportedly waited 20 years to avenge a past blow by William Rhone, then struck, blocking Rhone’s eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Marlin
Squire Potter
Waynesboro
William Rhone
Marsh Road
Martin
Rhone
Local Driver Pays Fine For Speeding In Waynesboro
G. Vo Mong of Hagerstown paid 10 dollars fine and 2 dollars costs to Squire Cutter in Waynesboro for speeding. Arrest was made by Patrolman Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Vo. Mong
Hagerstown
Squire Cutter
Waynesboro
Forbes
Dance for Charity Fund Held by Daughters of Isabella
The Daughters of Isabella host a charity dance on Thursday night March 31 at Stouffer's Academy to benefit the charity fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dance For Charity Fund
Daughters of Isabella
Stouffer's Academy
Sacred Cantata The Crucifixion by Stainer at St John’s
On Good Friday at 8 P M the Stainer sacred cantata The Crucifixion will be performed at St John Episcopal Church with Prof. H St John Naftel officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stainer
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Prof
H. St. John Naftel
Meeting Tomorrow in Williamsport Upper School
The Farmers Community meeting is scheduled for Thursday evening March 24 in Williamsport. It will be held in the upper school building at 7 40 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers
Williamsport
Fires started in state forestry area near Tomstown
Between 9 and 10 o clock Saturday night an unknown miscreant set fire to the state forest back of Tomstown. About five acres were burned before Forest Academy crews and state forest rangers extinguished it. The State Forestry department offers a 250 dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of those responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Forest
Tomstown
Forest Academy
State Forest Rangers
State Forestry Department
Letter Delivered After Long Detour to Australia
A Detroit letter posted in the United States finally reached Lithgow Australia on March 23. The message bore only the addressee's name and the word Australia. It traveled through three provinces and was passed along from town to town until delivery.
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Lithgow
Australia
Detroit
California Syrup of Figs Ad Says Best Laxative
An advertisement urges parents to look for the name California on the medicine package to ensure the best and harmless laxative for a child's stomach liver and bowels with a fruity taste and full directions on each bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
J G Kay Auto Radiator Specials at Hagerstown
J G Kay Auto Radiator District Agent promotes specials at Frederick and Baltimore Street in Hagerstown Maryland. Local motorists urged to visit the shop for discounted radiators and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore Street
Hagerstown
Skeleton of Pete Mankus Unearthed After Gun Battle
A Kansas City report says a skeleton found in a brush pile is believed to be Pete Mankus, killed during a box car robbery pursuit with a Jackson county marshal and deputies. Three bandits exchanged heavy fire. two surrendered, one died. search for the third man continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
Kansas City
Pete Mankus
Jackson County
Mankus
Meeting Notes Highlight Local Actions and Talks
At a chamber meeting in the Auditorium tonight Andrew Cahill from Hancock Hartman Cavetown will join in the lineup while Mish plans another talk on cooperative buying. The Bee Hive Geyser in Yellowstone Stone Park 13 shows increasing activity as season advances. The eider duck nests and uses its own down.
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Don
Chamber of Auditorium
Rus
Andrew Cahill
Hancock
Amd
Hartman
Cavetown
Wiih
Mish
Yeltonestone Park
Far sightedness and eye errors from an Optometrist
Lesson Eleven explains that far sightedness is common and a major vision error. It describes how one learns if they are far sighted by undergoing an optometrist examination. It notes that various errors can combine in many ways and discusses what an individual optical service is.
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Dip Ee
INTL
Feature Service.inc
DE Coor
Chris
Anna
Lodema Day
Rachel
Arlene Harbaugh
Chenaville
R. G. Beachley
Emergency Hospital
Washington
Alice Beachley
South Prospect Street
Blair
Clearspring, Md
Stouffer's Dancing Academy
Pen-Mar
D. H. Fleming
South Potomac Street
Falmouth
Cadillac
Fleigh Motor & Tire cc
Oak Hill Ave
Mrs. Glesner
Pen-Mar Gro. Co
Franklin Street
J. T. Hutsell
Suter Undertaking Paror
Pen-Mar Grocery
Potomac Street
J. G. Kay
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Joshua Coffin
Christ's Reformed Church
Sharpeburg
J. Calvin Mowen
Optometrist
Hamilton Bldg
Hegerstown, Md
Bohn Syphon
Refrigerator
Schindel, Rohrer & Co
Maryland
S. Potomac St
Hagerstown, Md
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