Hagerstown Golfers Face Sand Trap Challenge at Spring Opener
Hagerstown golfers prepare for a sand trap focused training as the Cumberland visit on May 20 signals the country club’s spring opening. The Flag Tournament on Memorial Day looms with about a dozen women entrants, highlighting a busy local golf scene and a well kept course attracting business leaders.
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Haxerstown
Donasuchie
Jimmy
Donnachle Baatt
Cloth Green
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Queen City
Cumberland Country Club
Hagerstown Country Club
Utter Office
Ringgold Fall Show Planned with September Meeting
Ringgold Women’s Club reports a successful Ringgold fall show planning meeting. Speaker Misa Susan Garberson discussed judging and booth standards, prizes, and flax bread labeling. Next show set for October 6 and 7 with an after show for Ringgold children and seed distributions already made. The community is urged to attend the June meeting at 7:30.
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Ringy- Boll
Misa Susan Garberson
Boothy
Ringgold
Tjnggold
Ex service man dies after ship fall injuries
Clayton Manningham of Highfield died at Marcy Hospital Baltimore after injuries from a naval incident during the late war. He was brought home for burial and survived by parents two brothers and four sisters. The report notes he previously sought vocational training but his condition deteriorated into a fatal outcome. A separate item mentions a liquid oxygen explosion at a Mexican mine operated by American Capital.
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Clayton Manningham
Mel
Highfield
Marcy
Baliimore
United States Navy
Young Manningham
Archie’ Parente
Deaths William H Rudy of Roanoke Civil War veteran dies
William Ho Rudy aged about his years died Saturday at his Roanoke home after several weeks of heart trouble. He served in the Confederate Army and is survived by several children including Willard A Rudy Mrs Rolland Shank Mrs Edward Fridinger Jerome H Rudy and George L Rudy of Roanoke and a sister Mrs Manley Bailey of Martinsburg W V Funeral from Jerome Rudy’s home 125 Ray Street Roanoke Monday at 2 PM with Rev P Berry Plummer officiating burial at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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William Ho Rudy
Roanoke
Edward Fridinger
Jerome H. Rudy
George L. Rudy
Manjey Bailey
Martinsbore
W. VI
Jerome
Ray
P. Berry Plummer
Rose
Heavy thunderstorm drenches Washington county with hail and rain
A severe storm swept Washington county yesterday evening, dumping about an inch of rain with .93 inches at the heaviest gauge. Hagerstown and Boonsboro bore the worst of the downpour, while lightning struck the garage of D C Dakin causing a minor fire to the automobile. Hail covered roads from Hancock to Lettersburg, with large hailstones reported.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
Boonsboro
D. C
Entinguleh
Aher
Hancock
Lettersburg
Lodge Faces Free Hides Stand in Massachusetts
Washington May 15. Senator Lodge’s reelection is challenged over a tariff dispute on free hides for leather and shoes. Massachusetts manufacturers threaten to back a new senator if Lodge does not push for free hides, while fellow Republicans warn against shifting duties. The dispute centers on raw material costs and leadership signal to the party and industry.
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Washington
Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Caw
Tim
League of Nations
Plan for Saving Peoples Money
Postmaster Frank L. Bennett of the Hagerstown post office promotes the national Treasury Savings Certificates program. He cites April sales in the Fifth Federal Reserve District totaling 782,345 dollars, with Maryland contributing 26,826 dollars, highlighting guaranteed principal and interest and a 25 percent increase if held to maturity to deter scams and encourage safe investing.
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Frank L. Bennett
Hagerstown
Treasury Savings
Federal Reserve District
Paderal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Maryland
Markets Prices Daily by Federal Milling and Co
Daily market list from Federal Milling and Refrigerating Co Hagerstown May 18 covers flour per barrel corn per bushel and various grain and feed items with prices in dollars and cents for each commodity including alfalfa hay and chick feed notes on quality grades and standard measures. The list also includes cotton markets and miscellaneous agricultural items reflecting a historical regional trade snapshot.
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Federal Milling and Refrigerating Co
Hageratowi
Fiour
Special Grand Jury for War Graft Cases
United Freeney reports on White House plans to enact two bills for war graft prosecutions. Attorney General Daugherty seeks $500,000 for DOJ investigators and staff and to create a special grand jury in the District of Columbia. He stated Congress will authorize immediate impaneling once approved.
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United Freeney Washington
Stny
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Doizises
District of
Columobus
Congress
Harding
Townley Quits As National Non-Partisan League Leader
Minneapolis May 14 A. C. Townley resigns as president of the National Non-Partisan League which he founded. Townley offered his resignation at recent state conventions in North Dakota and Minnesota as the league’s executive committee accepted it.
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Townley
Circus paste blamed for chicken deaths in Trenton
Clarence H. Cochran of Ewingzilto reports 281 of his fancy chickens died after eating paste dropped by bill-posters promoting a circus on his farm. Copper sulphate found in the paste. Cochran seeks damages of 1000 and $1 bond posted to free the show’s tents and wagons after attachment action by sheriff’s team.
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Trenton
Clarence H. Cochran
Ewingzilto
Cochran
Tha Cochran
Smith
Rebekahs To Greet New State Head In Maryland Visit
A large turnout of Rebekah Degree members will host the new state president at the Odd Fellows Temple in Cumberland Maryland. Golden Rule Rebekah Lodge of Mt. Lo do sends vice president Minnie McClang to accompany the visiting officers as grand leaders tour nearby lodges and celebrate the next Maryland Rebekah Assembly president. The procession includes official visits, a big class of candidates and planned surprises from the Gegres staff.
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Rebekah
Odd Yelow's
Rebpk
Mt. Lodo
Rebekah Assembly
Maryland
Mrg
Caroling “Waleh
Cumberland
Aasembly
Mra
Minnie McClang
Golden Rule
Othare
Tha Assembly
Huth Rebekah
Wit Yamapurt
Golden Rule Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Iself
Gegres
Defendant Wins In Court Case In Maryland Circuit Court
A jury in the Circuit Court awarded a verdict for the defendant in a case arising from an automobile accident on the Willamsport Pike. The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company was involved. Alexander Armstrong represented the defendant. The incident related to a May 19 event at Frederick Hallway Company grounds with a round dance act and an orchestra.
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Myers
Haxerstown
Frederick Hallway Company
Odd Fellows Hall
Friday Ave
Ramoyon
Myars
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company
Willamsport Pike
Wags- Man
Harshman
Alexander Armstrong
Park and Pollard Go in Growing Feed Stowage
Fragmentary OCR notes show references to Park and Pollard and a growing feed effort with market timing four to six weeks ahead. Neighbors, HORST Distrib, and dm the appear in unordered fragments. No clear events or outcomes emerge.
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Park
Pollard
HORST
Distrib
Woodpoint Addition Lots Seen as Solid Buy Potential
Woodpoint Addition lots offer strong appeal for homeseekers and investors with expected rapid value appreciation in coming periods.
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Woodpoint
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Trais
Women's Club
Motel Mining Company
Pathuta
Mex
American Capital
William Lewis
Rutherford
Newark
Wpait Saat
Wits
Offer
Heperukavy
Na White
Postmaster Bennett
Jersey
Rebekahs
Caroline Walsh
Aa Berghem
Bailey Electric
H. E. Snavely Grocery
West
Franklin Street
Salem Avenue
Broadfording Road
Thur
Rudy Drug Co
Stiendauke
Itg
LalWaya
Petersburg
Greenville, N. C
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