Movements of the People You Know in Nearby Towns
Town notes report sickness and visits among residents. W W Reed of Williamspark has been ill. E Van Valkenberg of Hagera town plans a trip to New York. G E Zool oversees How Nee mill in Wayneabora. Mrs Liatia Lederer of Mallimore visits Miss Ground. Mayberry Freed and daughter travel in Virginia. Rev L A Bush leaves for Ohio. Mrs S M Schindel returns from Dal Jag North Dakota. Fannie Myers of Hagerstown and G W Myers of Pon Mar visit Martinsburg. Ross Willard and son visit Chambersburg. Annie timed of Southsburg visits her ill mother Mrs Samuel Smyre in Keedysville. Mrs Sayre, 80, hosts at Keedysville patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Reed
Williamspark
E. van Valkenberg
Hagera Town
van Valkenberg
New York
Mark
Cumberland News
G. E. Zool
How Nee
Wayneabora
Baltimore
Dal Jag
North Dakota
Fannie Myers
Hagerstown
G. W. Myers
Pon Mar
Bailie Gerling
Martinsburg
Ross Wilard
Chambersburg
Annie Timed
Southsburg
Samuel Smyre
Keedysville
Sayre
BEC
Directors Named in Monday Elections for Local Banks and Firms
Monday elections elected new boards for several incorporated entities in Hagerstown area. Bank directors include Edward W. Menies, William Seaihofer, and others. Stockholders approved corporate existence. Trust Company lists Tayward W. Meney, Alexander Neill, and more. Insurance firm names Alexander Neijl and Charley Lance among directors. Rose Hill Cemetery adds N. B. Scott Jr. Turnpike firm names Jos Troop, John Mansley, and Samuel Lyose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companieas
Emily
Wagerstown 7 Bank
Edward W.W. Imenies
William Seaihofer
W. H. McCardeh
Samuel A. Loose
David
Eioayern
Henry F. Whigert
Atuer Heste
Wm. U
Alex. Asinawons, Jr
E. Albert
Wiliam H. Rewer
M. Cushwa
Victor Cughwa
Rose Hill Cemetery Co
N. B. Scott
Alexander Arstrong, Jr
EW. Menley
S. J. Lanse
C. H. W. Haga
Edward Oswald
John Kansier
J. 2. Sweeney
J. We Manvichouse
TL . Thays
Hays
Joby W. Stone
Hagerstown
Gonacucheague
Jos
Troop
Ohn
Mansley
Samuel
Lyose
Samuel Emmert
Lart
Royal Bird Death and Waynesboro Wedding News
A hunting scene near Wayneshore ends with a dying bald eagle and a elated hunter. A wedding reception for Julie and Mr. Henson in Hagerstown follows, with Mrs Beaver hosting at Waynesboro. The bulletin also notes local shop openings and holiday displays at Sterling & Son with various goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiv Pice
Wayneshore
Mt Long
Mr. Howser
James .Beaver
Waynesboro
Julie Henson
Hagerstown
U Wedson
Beaver
Pleasant social whirl features many local moves
Mr. Traniel W. Daub travels to Frederick to testify in a family case. Mrs. S. A. Driver sails for Washington, D. C., hoping a change helps her health. James Albert is hospitalized for neck abscess surgery. Westward visits and new arrivals crowd the social pages as neighbors share extended trips and health notes. Mrs. Hownan reports heart treatment progress in Philadelphia, and others resume school after illness. A doctor advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure and related remedies amid local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traniel W. Daub
Frederick
S.A. Driver
Rauth
Washington, D. C
James Albert
Franklin Sr
Mises Mary and Rath
Joseph Dultervaugh
Cavetach
Spont
Tronjamin Dorsey
Broadford
Capture of Negro Suspect After Chase to Monterey
Armed with a revolver and shot, Charles Tracey and S C Martin of Charmin pursued James Areg, suspected of planning robbery in Unt community. He fled to Monterey, forced entry at Archibald cottage, and was arrested by Constable Stover at Chambersburg jail. He is believed demented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tracey
S.C Martin
Charmin
James 1
Ereg
Monterey
Archibald Cottage
Constable Stover
Indget
Chambersburg
Reported killed on the Mexican railway line
A rumor reached Chambersburg on Monday that Edward Radisif, a former employee of the Uo C railroad, was killed on the El Paso line in Mexico. His family, hindered by down telegraph wires, could not confirm the rumor or learn details of the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Edward Radisif
Uo C. ¥. Railroad
Wi Paso
Mexico
Mr. Radisif
Mushroomers tally in ten hours at Bandy Grove area
J C Wiesner and Prank Wine headline a mushrooming tally across the region. Wiesner collected 146 mushrooms in ten hours near Bandy Grove and Williamsport, while an associate gathered 140 at a nearby site. The counts reflect a busy foraging effort by local mushroomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Wiesner
Bandy Grove
KB Gordard
Willamsport
Boa
Fragmentary Alley Incident in Ne Jonatha Street
A damaged OCR fragment reports an incident near the alley wall of the South Property in Ne Jonatha. The text references a Pessoa A. Wally and a front tal morning, but the exact actions and outcomes are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonatha
Das A. Wally
Untitled fragment from Middletown Wayneshory note
Fragmentary text mentions Middletown and Wayneshory with references to police cages and strangers at a park. Content is unclear and appears garbled. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Wayneshory
Bao Huyy
Aged Woman Ends Life at Daughter’s Home
Aged about 70 years Mrs J Be Pope killed herself at her daughter Mrs Albert Greenwall’s home by shooting through the heart. The tragedy occurred in the morning as observers were not close by and the dimmer news noted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
J. Be Pope
Albert Greenwall
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Hurley
Stam
Annie
Salle Yeatkle
Broadway
West
Ain
OM. Wo Ragandine
Cincinnati O
Charles Hownan
Sity
Philadelphia
Amily M. Wivebevenner
S. Potomas
Clara
Emey
Frank Barnet
Ls Nyick
Messrs. P. Hyamer
C. R. P. Brow
Daniel Barnett
Zook
Town
Bal
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L. McClannahan
Roanoke
Mr. McClannahan
N. & W. Rairoad
Belenca
Tt. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Ayatem
Cheney & CO
Toda
Drogelste
Cotsuyathan
Do McKel
Archonic Four
The
Family Theatre
Kaighi Silke
Pongoo
Moro
Ecru
R. DD. Belctile
Willl
Washington
Ffmans Sons
Grove Bros
Baldwin
Dee Slerling & Son
Starling & Son
Belen Doors, R
Rexall Cherry
Cagh
Rudy & Meredith
Eclivan
Burley & Stamm
Tin - Blain's
R. D, McKer
Mummocks
R. D. McKer
F. Bghindel
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