Pageant of Japan staged at Keedysville church
On Sunday evening April 27 the Meedyaville Community Mission class presented a pageant of Japan titled Sie Way in the United Brethren Church. Mrs. Charles B. Keedy, a former state to Japan from the Me ho Episcopal Church, directed. The crowded house forced some to remain outside as the pageant opened with a chorus and processional. Notable costumes included two final Japanese dresses brought from Japan by Mrs Ready, enhancing the performance.
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Meedyavillo Community Mission Study
Charles B. Keedy
S Tata
Japan
Me Ho- Episcopal Church
United Brethren Church
Maby. Perdona
Irs
Musey urges city street program and health in city alleys
The Board of Street Commissioners would survey the city to identify streets and alleys needing repair and estimate work per street subject to Mayor and Council approval. Council supports the plan, may levy funds, and select portions to adopt. A campaign to curb dumping in public and private alleys was also discussed amid health concerns. Charles H. Spangler donated a 10 foot wide strip along the road to the Country Club road to ease future widening and avoid condemnation, while the city planned to buy boots coats a storage battery and first aid kit for the Antietam Fire Company.
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Board of Street Commissioners
Clifee Ae
Charles H. Spangler
Country Club Road
Laltereburg Plka
Clinchl
Antietam Fire Company
Greencastle Items Note Local Happenings and Appointments
Local briefs from Greencastle include residents and visitors such as Arco apartments employee from Chambersburg suffering facial paralysis. William Cocker of Baltimore visits town. A B Barnhart plans changes at Booth Garfield area with shoe stock move. Mrs Spielman returns from Grand Island. Miss Whitmore confined at home with tonsillitis. D Zinehart patient at Pen Mar Grocery manager ill. Chas McLaughtin visiting Pittsburgh relatives. Franklin County Federation of Churches meets May 18 at Presbyterian Church to discuss religious education. G M Miller of Laurel appointed B&O ticket agent at Hagertown replacing S A Gates.
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Greencastle
May
E. D. Hostatter
Arco
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chambersburg
Willam Cocker
Baltimore
A. B. Barnhart
Booth Garlitele
Barnhart and
Frois
M. Spielman
Washington Street
Oscar Bolmera
Grand Island
Nebuan
Josephina Whitmore
Madison Street
Tonellitis
D. Zinehart
Pen-Mar
Pittsburgh
Bis
McLaughlin
Franklin County Federation of Churches
Presbyterian Church
Shenandoah Caverns Tour Draws Local Visitors
Local readers plan Sunday drives to Shenandoah Caverns in Virginia to view apple blossoms and enjoy the scenic valley. Notes include Risa Clear Spring’s first day tour on May 4 and Owen D. Sherley returning from a cross‑country auto trip with remarks on farming conditions and regional comparisons.
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Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Virginis
Risa Clear
Shenandosh Caverns
Miss Cleary
The
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