Sharpsburg News highlights canal boat supply actions
Charles Long loaded two canal boats with corn and hay for boatmen. About 2,000 bushels were hauled to Four Locks where boatmen replenished supplies for the winter. Nineteen boats were tied up in the area during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Long
George Snavely
Miss Hester Snavely
Hagerstown
Charles Graves
Oklahoma
Charles Spong
Washington
Samuel Spong
John Hines
Held for Court on Forgery Charge in May Court
Cearfoss was released on bail after a grand jury action at the May term. He stands charged with forging the name of his father Charles Dietrich to a note for 375 dollars given to Richard C. Davis and George F. Dieterich. The Police Court judge was Justice Bitner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dietrich
Richard C. Davis
George F. Dieterich
Cearfoss
Justice Bitner
Easter program and local church notices in Pownsville
The Bible School will render an Easter program Sunday evening at 7 30 PM with Mrs C A Frick teaching the training class. Rev Robert conducted communion at Mt Moriah Sunday morning and will give talks each evening this week. Local residents attendances and visits are listed, including families such as Long, Baker, Downey, Frick, Davis, Downs, Scott, Reid, Flook, Gower, Izer, Beachley, McDade, Izer, and Fink with various movements between Hagerstown Charlestown Tilghman and Beaver Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Mar. ST
C. A. Frick
Christian Church
Hagerstown
Robert
Mt. Moriah
Frick
Joshua Long
Geo. Baker
Simon L. Downey
Emory C. Flock
Maude Betts
Frank Marshall
Lashley Dorsey
Henry Davis
Grafton Downs Jr
Charlestown
William Fink
Daniel Scott
Beaver Creek
Isaac Long
Jacob F. Reid
Joseph Bloom
Tilghmanton
Albert
Charters engine to keep date after missing train
A Tulsa oil operator paid about 200 dollars for a special engine to catch a Kansas City bound Sunday train after missing it at Chicago station. He chartered a flyer, paid 168 dollars to the railroad, and more than 50 dollars in tips to staff, to reach Brighton 34 minutes late. Diptheria symptoms usually appear within two days.
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International News
Chicago
Tulsa, Okla
Kansas City
Robins
D. H. Campbell
Brighton
Joliet
Canal and
Sixteenth Streets
Tulsa
Divorcing Mrs Georgette Pepersack Seeks Absolute Separation
Liest. Mathias Pepermeck of the Blate police, after a stormy twelve year marriage, filed for an absolute divorce in Circuit Court No 2 Baltimore yesterday. He names Mrs Georgette Pepersack of 110 Gorsuch Avenue as the Respondent and attorney Thomas E. Mason represents him.
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Mathias Pepermeck
The
Blate ‘Police
Matsimontel
Thomas E. Mason
Baltimore
Georgette Pepersack
Gorsuch Avenue
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Dorothy Miller
Trenton
N. J
Pete Herman
Pete
Dorothy
Sharpsburg News
Charles Shoemaker
Horse Shoe Bend
Samuel Stouffer
George Kretzer
Antietam
Chester Peyton
Wm. Peyton
Marion
Hagerstown Ice Cream Company
A. H. Mumma
W. Washington St
Pownsville
Bors
Aah
Boca Anita Gas
Ranklin
Scania Fees
D. H. Fleming
South Potomac Street
Sample Shoe Store
Maryland Theater
Case Distributors
Oakland
Dodge
Hudson
Excelsior
Louis Meyers & Bros
W. Franklin Street
Stock Exchange
Philadelphia
An Exchange Place
New York
Coatesville & Chambersburg
Beecham’s
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