Braddock Park Opens for Summer Season Details
Braddock Heights Park will open for the summer season on Memorial Day Saturday, May 0, announced by Roland B Long of the Potomac Fdi ma Company. Buildings repainted and park renovated for the season. Special entertainments planned including a clausauqua in August with dates to be announced. Meetings and picnics scheduled. music to be provided by Stephen's.
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Braddock Heights Park
Roland B. Long
Potomac Fdima Company
Stephen's
Novelty Concert to Feature New Cataphone in June
Joseph Stephens directed by Hrector will lead the Novelty Orchestra with Tink Wil as skating master at an event in Hagerstown. A new cataphone has been installed. The visionary Sunday evening song service begins June 21 and runs through September.
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Joseph Stephens
ilag-Mar
Hagerstown
Tall Cedars Stage Event With Grand Parade and Initiation
Tall Cedars of Lebanon in Magorstown staged a major event last night in the Armory headlined by a procession from West Autietam Street to Randolph and back, featuring three bands, civic and fraternal participants, and a large audience along the curbs. More than 720 members attended the initiation, with dinner at the Masonic Temple and a public parade through Police Square, highlighting ornate costumes and satirical acts.
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Magorstown Forest
Tall Cedars
Lebanon
Weat Autietam
Masonic Temple
Tain Philip
Armory
An- Netam Street
Randolph
Pulice Square
Sauer Kraut
Keedysville Happenings and Visits Around Town
Keedysville observations note Mathers day services at local churches with a sermon at Salem A B Church by Rev. FLTL Kohler. Town residents and visitors include Geeting and Wier family trips to Sabillasville, Mrs Renner, Hammond and Green households, and outings to Baltimore and Hagerstown.
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Keedysvilip
Mathers
Salem A. B
Fltl Kohler
Bath
Russell Geeting
Misa
Washington
Laura Hammond
Roscoe Hammond
Emma Green
Walter Green
J. James
Gtho Burmer
Geo. Taine
Evelyn
Theodore Gatas
Baltimore
Lee Mullendere
Hagerstown
H. K. Zimmerman
Inday
Vernon Long
Tia
Cheater Wyand
Misa Ethel Newman Apent
Jacob Huxton
Thalford Suman
Suman
Cumberland
Geo. EB. Athoy
Grace Fleming
Haserslong
H. G. Snyder
Thaly
Hageratown
Misa Mary Snyder
Familly
Alvey Snyder
Local teams enter first aid meet at Ws t on May 15
Cheaspeaka and Petro man Telephone Company hosts a first aid contest with Ungurstown Washington Maniuutanes Bulli Sexe Supplies Equipment and Construction forces competing. Hageratown’s team led by captain G Brandt includes B Brengie W Semler G Norris G W Vrost and BE Smith. They won the district contest April 16 with a score of 98 over Frederick Cumberland and Winchester. Competing teams will perform Arstaid and bandage or resuscitation demonstrations for common telephone work accidents.
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Cheaspeaka and Petroman Telephone Company
Wst
Ungurstown
Washington Maniuutanes
Bulli Sexe
Hageratown
Brandt
B. Brengie
W. Semler
G. Norris
G. W. Vrost
BE. Smith
Frederick
Cumberland
Winchester
Hell
Hagerstown
Can't Beat It Peterson's Ointment Claim Ad
Testimonial from T G Rokestron of Detroit claims Peterson's Ointment cured 25 year piles after four boxes. Ad touts 35 cent boxes and a larger skin care line from Peterson Optment Co Buffalo NY with claims of clearing blemishes and skin issues.
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Deterson
T. G. Rokestron
Laveing Street
Detroit
Peterson
Petergon
Peterson Optment Co
Buffalo
N.V
Notable Judges Named For Telegraph Event Competition
Accomtance with standard first practice in a give ot link, Doctor Thomas B. Neill, John A. Cel lott, F. %. McGovern, William Earl Clark, Fred H. Ganderson, Wallace M. Yates and Lewis C. Ecker will be the judged of the events. Dr. Wiliam Cabell Moore, medical director of the telephone company will be chief judge of he dealing, while Major Matthew J. Shields, field representative of the American Red Cross will present the medale to the members of the win ning team. All Chesapeake and Foreman tele phone employees are exerting every possible influence and effort to elimi nate accidents from their work, and their efforts are rewarded by an un precedented record of achievement.
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Thomas B. Neill
John A. Cellott
McGovern
William Earl Clark
Fred H. Ganderson
Wallace M. Yates
Lewis C. Ecker
Wiliam Cabell Moore
The
Telephone Company
Matthew J. Shields
American Red Cross
Chesapeake and Foreman Telephone
Record of workplace accidents and safe workers noted
One hundred and thirty five storemen and wire chiefs were recognized for accident free work. Of these, forty four had not a lost time accident in three years, twenty eight in two years, and forty in the past year.
Goitre Removed by Hidden Cure Claim
Fragmentary ad claims a miraculous cure for goitre by a herbal company. The seller asserts a daughter suffered colonitis for three years and was completely cured after using a product. Contains bizarre personal endorsement and dubious contact details.
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Glasgow
Serhel Company
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Sata
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Ually
Rick
Asco Coffee
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Phanessy
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Ao Ats
Sen It
Prade
Venice
Calif
Dorothy Dwan
Keedysville
Kinks
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IST Aid Meet
Antietam
Goitre
Selma
Maryland Biscuit Company
United States Rubber Company
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