Disabled Vets Advised to Hold Evidence Until July 1 1933
Disabled World War veterans in the county are told to keep all evidence of claims until after July 1 1933. Adjutant E C Stump of Antietam Chapter No 4, Disabled American Veterans, cites guidance from a Washington conference and warns of unregulated advisers not aligned with regulations. Local commander EB Knepper and Stump offer services to veterans and dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stump
National Rehabilitation Office
Washington
EB. E. Knepper
C. Stump
Loan Approved By Corporation for Maryland Counties
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation approved a supplemental emergency relief loan of 22 850 dollars for five Maryland counties including Baltimore Howard Frederick Kent and Wicomico. A prior loan covered Allegany Anne Arundel Cecil Dorchester Garrett Montgomery and Washington counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ritchie
Maryland
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Howard
Frederick
Kent
Wicomico
Allegany
Anne Arangel
Cecil
Dorchester
Garrett
Montgomery
Washington
Prevention Is Better Than Cure
An advertisement for Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets claims pain prevention before exit discomfort. It promotes taking tablets three to four days prior and, if needed, regularly for months, noting no narcotics or dizziness and a chocolate coated tablet with a new 50¢ package.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Dr Lynch to Speak at Boonsboro United Brethren Rally
Dr. C G A Lynch president of Lebanon Valley College will headline the fourth annual United Brethren men's fellowship supper and rally at the Boonsboro U B church. Supper at 6 30 p m with 150 men expected from Washington and Frederick counties. Program includes greetings brief light speeches from 7 15 to 7 45 and a 7 45 auditorium reply. Last year the rally met at Grace A B church in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace A. B. Church
Man Held in Police Killing Seeks Baltimore Connection
In Orlando Florida May 1 Troy Boyd arrested on street for Maryland authorities in the slaying of a policeman. Boyd, not accused of the killing, is said to be companion of Kenneth Lewis who died by his own action in Virginia and was charged with the officer's slaying. Boyd gave a detailed statement to police but its release was deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando, Fla
Troy Boyd
Baltimore
Maryland
Boyd
Kenneth Lewis
Virginia
Loyal Women's Class meets with program at Keedysville
The Loyal Women's Class of the United Brethren Church gathered at Mrs. Hattie Fisher's home in Keedysville May 1 for a delightful program. Attendees included C. B. Wyand Ella Nicodemus Hattie Fisher Fanny Huntzberry Martha Ling Ada Geeting Anna Fisher A. D. Snyder Mary Griffith Mertie Poffenberger and Rev. J B Reed. Next meeting planned at Mrs. Myrtie Thomas in July with officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weedysville
Loyal Women’s
United Brethren Church
Hattie Fisher
C. B. Wyand
Ella Nicodemus
Fanny Huntzberry
Martha Ling
Ada Geeting
Anna Fisher
A. D. Snyder
Mary Griffith
Mertie Poffenberger
J. B. Reed
Myrtie Thomas
J. B. Reec
F. Berry Plummer
Hagerstown
Reformed Choir
Boonsboro
Reformed Church
Mite Society
Lutheran Church
Elmer Poftenberser
Christian Endeavor Society
Rally Heir
Benevola
Ellis Hoover
H.G. Snyder
Eastern Star
Balti More
Clarence Smith
John Monaghan
Enkle’s Mill
H. O. Fisher
Ladies Ald Society Meeting and May 24 Text at St Pauls
Charlton April 30 report notes the Ladies Ald Society of Reformed church quilting day atMrs George Rhodes home with a large dinner list of attendees. The May 24 text meeting is slated for St Pauls church. Visitors to Mrs George Grove include several named families and individuals. Andrew Stoner announces birth of a son at the Hege home with relatives visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Shank
William Bowara
Roger Burgan
Albert Draper
Ror Myers
Ralph Leatherman
Calvin Trumpower
Stanley Moore
Roz Schnebley
Elmer Secrist
Daniel Secrist
Elmer Snyder
Filsie Farrow
George Rhodes
George Ott
John Seibert
Dorothy Schnebley
Phyllis Moore
St. Paul’s Church
George Grove
Russell Bryan
Harold Grove
Susie Martin
Chlorene Kreps
Lola Saunders
Mary Couton
William Stoner
Aaron Hege
Roy Myers
Tata Grove
Gail
Donald
Hillard Grove
Howard Atkeney
Malcolm Yeakle
Mariana
Hagerstown
Roy Ebersole
Assembly Acts Explained By Maryland Delegate Miller
Delegate Ernest W. Miller told Farmers Protective Association members at Williamsport schoolhouse that the Hawkers and Peddlers bill would allow a city license up to 500 dollars, lifting revenue from Tow residents who trade on streets. He cited auto license reciprocity with neighboring states and noted his Annapolis votes for cost reduction. D Webster Groh discussed vaccines and serums derived from disease sores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Ernest W. Miller
Farmers’ Protective Association
Williamsport
Miller
Annapolis
D. Webster Groh
Frederick County 4-H Girls' Clubs elect leaders
Miss Ruth Schaffer of Braddock has been named president. Miss Dorothy Thomas of Harmony Grove was elected vice president for the coming year.
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Frederick
Ruth Schaffer
Braddock
Frederick County
Dorothy Thomas
Harmony Grove
May 1 social notes from Sharpsburg and surrounding towns
Community visitors gather in Sharpsburg with guests from Millville Hagerstown Jefferson and Roanoke. Local families attend an Irish operetta at Boonsboro High School and a Baltimore flower show. Several residents host relatives while others travel for visits and events.
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Sharpsburg
Misa Jean Cronke
Millville
W. Va
A.A. Kerlin
Edna and
Mary Beachley
Jefferson
Edgar Beachley
Lea Miller
Nina Imble
Doris
Hagerstown
W. A. Smith
Tamily
Phylis Gross
Ida Charehey
Messrs
Max Rohrer
Cherrer Chapman
John Eavey
Harry Meiberger
Francis Thomas
Boonsborn High School
E. G. Fisher
Jane Wilson
Abbie Wyand
Lonely Gruber
Noah ‘Myers
J. W. Bavey
Edgar Gardenhear
Fred Remsburg
J. K. Beckinbaugh
Ferry Hill
Baltimore
Melvin Butts and
Santey
Cleveland DeLanney
Unsigned Social Notes Include Aviatrix and Local Residents
A fragmented item lists Mrs C M James and Mrs Catherine in a Sunday play. Mentions Mrs Wm Wyand and Ruth Otto with a deputy sheriff at Carrott and mat. in an 18 year old aviatrix.
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C.M. James
Catherine
Gust
Wm. Wyand
Ruth Otto
Sherif
Carrott, Mat
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Keedysville
Dorothy Knodler
Mary Cox
Ruth Willis
Washington,d. C
Lee Smith
Brunswick
FE. B. Knadler
Elmer Poffenberger
Kerlin Poffenberger
Magerstown
Charlton
Roanoke
Annie Kauffman
Wolllington
D.C
M. F. Nicodemus
Ridgeley Rerner
Edith Hess
Jake Hartle
Joe
John Ben
Harvey Poffenberger
Ray
Pauline
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Misa Miller
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