Frank Lair to Represent National Retailers' Dry Goods Assn
Frank Lair of Letter Bros is named to represent Maryland at the thirteenth Annual Chamber of Commerce meeting in Washington May 22. The event will cover topics from European relations to American business, with government officials attending the May 20 dedication of the Chamber building.
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Frank 8. Lair
Letter Bros
Retailers’ Dry Goods Association
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Lester Anterast
Maryland
Toremany
Chain of Commerce
Leiter
Dry Goods Association
Btate of Maryland
H Tas
We Chamber of Commerce
Prohibition Gains Seen as Law Enforcement Tightens
Warne Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League argues the paddock land provisions enforce the law more than ever as federal actions rise, while treasury officials note coast guard increases and patrols near borders. Smuggling shifts overland. talks with Mexican officials aim for a southern order pact, echoing earlier Canada talks.
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Don
Dhe Pant
Bolt
Am Iapd
Warne BD
Wheeler
AntiSaloon League
Treasury
Coast Guard
P.cite
Prohibition
I: Canadian
Mexdega
Pacific
Overals
Sa Pasa
Texas
Canada
Eagle Lodge Admits Twenty Five New Members
The Eagle Lodge took in 25 new members as part of a fraternal service event. Prominent men attended as store addresses were given and a regular meeting and ceremonial session were scheduled for tonight at 7 o clock.
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Eagle Lodge
al Piterett
Val Ladre
Dean Philp Haw
O'Clue
Bids Opened For Monocacy Bridge Project
Bids for a reinforced concrete arch bridge over the Monocacy River at Brideport Frederick County were opened by the district commission. Concrete Steel Tudge County offered the low bid of 81045, with multiple road projects listed including Westminster to Salisbury 4.25 miles and Ridgeville to Montgomery line.
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Monocacy
Brideport
Frederick County
Risty Thoarda Commission
Yeaterday
Westminster
Salisbury
Fort
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Ridgeville
Wastington
Ridgewine
Montgomery County
Girl Able to Return Home After Stray Find Near Tracks
A young city girl about two years old, mother of a child, was found semi conscious along a Funkstown rail line and taken to Jo County Hospital. She recovered enough to go home. Initials A. I. S. on her undergarments did not match her name. She was found by boys near the tracks. hospital says she was not assaulted.
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Funktown
Friday Opening Day At Colored School Program Arranged
The Poloren School of Hagerstown on North Street invites the public to inspect the new building on Friday May Thir. The program splits into forenoon and afternoon sessions with pupil performances, radio, music, and short talks by visitors in the morning. Afternoon addresses by school officials and invited speakers aim to discuss educational welfare.
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He Poloren School
Hagerstown
North Street
Bnilding
Ono
St ‘Ag
Ganx
Deaths and Obituaries From Berkeley and Nearby Areas
Several obituaries. Withiam Hartson Miller of Berkeley County dies after长期 illness and a recent crash like onset. Margaret Doll of Frederick area dies at Fahrney Memorial aged 83 after residence in Mehowe. Susan A. Leps, 80, mother of C Harry Leps, dies in Headsville from injuries after a fall. Mad Tay dies in Washington after years of illness. service at Anbury M.H. Church with burial at Malfway Cemetery.
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Withiam Hartson Miller
Berkeley County
Brush
Martina Lurs
Mao Miller
Mubanks
Ures
Falling Waters
Prank
Martinsburg
Enoch
Spring Milla
W. Va
Prager
Palle Line
Jeni Tabier
Tfwiing Waters
Bessia Eimersot
Pinesbury
Mra
TL. Brown
Spring Mile Presbyterian Church
Suns of
America
N O'Glock
Seareh
Spring Mills
Misa Margaret Doll
Frederick
Fahrney
Mapleville
Susan A. Leps
C. Harry Lepu
Headaville
Washington
Tay
Waahtnaton
Annie Rideout
Hageratows
Anbury M. HB
Rev. L. J. Williams
Malfway
Dokkies Plan Annual Chicken Feed and Ceremonial 50 New Members
The Dokhkies of Hagerstown host their annual chicken feed tonight drawing several hundred to Sharpsburg for the meal and the Indiea of Sharpsburg will preside. The spring ceremonial will also be held with 50 candidates to be admitted into the ranks.
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Sharpsburg
Hagerstown
Indiea
Women's Club Meets At Halfway
A Women's Club gathering at Halt was hosted by Mrs Howard Newcomer with a program by Mrs Fred Sidwig on Better Ironies. County home demonstrator Miss Margaret Amith reviewed food adherence, noting Washington county leads in Mary 21nd to new food charts. Magazine collections to Mrs Fred Litiwig by 4 pm Thursday, sent to Bellevue. Next meeting at Mrs George Belbach's, 11 Reues sner avenue, 7 30 pm Tuesday May 26. Members urged to invite another interested in club work.
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Halt
Atrs
Howard Newcomer
Fred Sidwig
Margaret-Amith
Heme
Washington County
Mary
Fred Litiwig
Bellevue
Geoge Belbach
Reuessner Avenue
Miss Smith
Mountaineer Kills Wife and Hired Man
Harrisonburg Va May 13 A mountaineer named Meadows shot and killed his wife and his hired man Stanton Dean at their Deans Mountain cabin. He surrendered to Sheriff G W Dove after consulting an attorney. Meadows planned to end his life but lost nerve and left five sons with the two bodies. The killings followed a domestic dispute as he seized a pistol and shot Dean twice and his wife four times. Attending Meeting Emmett M Hoffman Williamsport Eminent Commander of St Lennart Commandery No 3 Knight Templar to attend Grand Commandery session in Baltimore
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Harrisonagrg
Meadows
Meadow
Dean
Emmett M. Hoffman
Williamsport
St. Lennart Commandery No. 3
Knighta Templar
Tbis City
Bailimare
Auto Driver Held for Court Action in Maryland Case
Frederick Maryland May 12 05 Moore of Takoma Park posted 500 bail before Magistrate Batter on eight counts of manslaughter from a death at Ridge Hill when struck by an auto. Minister Rev Peter N M Boyden of New Market died in a hospital after the crash. Bond posted by Millard McBride. The case heads to the September Grand Jury. A half acre near Weaver Creek sold at court for 75 dollars. Keller Bell sold it via Joseph Snyder auctioneer. purchaser John L Stot tinmayer.
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Weaver Creek
Court House
Keller Bell
Joseph ©. Snyder
John L. Stottinmayer
Breatheds May Get A Milk Station
Farmers meet at St Marks Farish House Lap pans May 14 to discuss a milk receiving station for Philadelphia market to be located at Breatheds ML. Milk dealers from Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore & Ohio Railroad reps will attend and speak.
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St. Mark's
Market Briefs and Local Sale Notice
Stock market items show mixed tones with rail and oil steady or firm while cotton weak and foreign exchange irregular. A rummage sale by Ladies of Presbyterian Church is planned for Thursday May 14 at 20 Prospect St. An optometrist announces relocation to 13 Summit Ave offering eye exams and discounted frames with extended hours Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings.
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New Fork
Prasbyterian
Munso
Suamit Ave
Court House
Itsura
Buried at Halfway Body of James Johnson Reburied
The body of James Johnson a 23 year old Black man who died at Bellevue was removed from Palter's fold and reburied in the Halfway colored cemetery. Funds for the removal were raised by residents of Security where Johnson was formerly employed and Hagerstown. The funeral was led by B. Johnson and services at the grave were conducted by Rev. J. C. Newman and O. J. Wells.
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Halfway
James Johnson
Bellevue
Palter
Elect State Officers At Maccabees Convention Baltimore
At the annual state convention of the Maccabees in Baltimore the officers elected include commanders D. W. Talbot and R. B. Wolfe, with J. W. Hartman as [title], chaplain P. H. Sing, roll keeper, and W. C. Hayes as editor. Herbert O’Conner of Detroit supervised the election.
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the Maccabees
Baltimora
D. W. Talbot
R. 8. Wolfe
J. W. Hartman
Matter
P. H. Sing
Roll Keener
W. C. Hayes
Herbert O'Conner
Detroit
Notice for Gilead Encampment meeting May Ti
Members of Gilead Encampment No 6 C O F announce a meeting Thursday May Ti with all degrees. A social session will follow. By order Adv. Gg C Lowmark C P.
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Gilead
C. Lowmark
C. P
German Leaders Rally Behind Democratic Unity
A fragmented transcript details German figures urging unity amid political turmoil. Delegates praise Ebert and Hindenburg’s commitment to democracy as banners fly over the presidential palace. Local gatherings plan to contest disputed annexation votes while Burgess meetings prepare for new commissions. Hotel Braddock announces summer openings and Chicago grain markets edge higher on May 13.
Shrine Temple Proposed for Western Maryland State
Western Maryland Shrine Club plans seek a temple to be named All Ghap Temple after Imperial Council action in Los Angeles. Two committees, including W. P. Wachter, will present the request with an expected 600 members from Garrett Allegany Washington and Frederick counties.-Hagerstown Sheing Club members and families join the Baltimore and Cumberland party traveling to Los Angeles. Mr Wachter and Mr and Mrs Chester R Hays travel with Shrine contingent from Harrisburg.
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Western Maryland
W. P. Wachter
Western
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Iulte
Tachtell
Falynty Cemetery
Mountaineer
Hagerstowe Storage & Transfer CO
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Gatune
Weer
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Asel A. Miller
W. Antietam
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A. A. Houghton
U. S
London
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Holt
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Comminsionera
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Hetels
Chicago
Hagerstowe
Detholine
Rexolinet
Sherwood Bros. Inc
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Childrem
Mamsnaumusrus Mutual
Hannan
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Mason
Tiree
Pricea
Wolf Auto Top CO
Frederick Road
Rexall
United Drug Co
Rudy’s Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
Hagerstown, Md
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