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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1925

Page

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Telephone Pioneer convention to elect officers in Washington

Mark Mellor of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone will attend the third annual Alexander Graham Bell Chapter No 16 convention in Washington this Saturday. Other Washington County Pioneer members listed include A N Keller H M Brooks Benjamin F Favorite Harry King John F Schellmas and Benjamin F Warner. The group requires twenty one years of service for eligibility. The national convention will be in Washington in October with the Bell Chapter hosting.

Mark Mellor Hameratown Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Washington Alexander Graham Bell Telephone Pioneers of America Mellor Washington County N. Keller H. M. Brooks Benjamin F.favorite Harry King John F. Schellmas Benjamin F. Warner Pioneera The Pioneers Alexander Graham Hell Chapter

Moonshine Raids Score Stills Around Mt Briar

Prohibition agents Ford and Beall along with Detective Chapman raided Mt Briar area camps uncovering sixteen moonshine plants. One camp on a watercourse yielded twelve stills and a large haul of liquor including 12 barrels of teagh 2 of applejack one of peach brandy and ten gallons of moonshine whisky. Officers testified before the Grand Jury after two days of raids that seized stills and mash but no arrests were made as moonshiners disappeared before raids.

Mt Briar Prohibition Ford and Beall Chapman Western Maryland Railway Company Jett

Rockefeller Scion Weds New York Attorney in Private Ceremony

Abby Rockefeller, heiress to the Rockefeller fortune, married David Meriwether Milton Jr., a young New York attorney, in a drawing room at John D. Rockefeller Jr.'s West 51st Street home. The Rev Cornelius Woolfhn officiated. the couple will honeymoon two months in Europe before occupying an undisclosed Manhattan apartment.

New York Abby Rockefeller David Meriwether Milton, Jr John D. Rockefeller, Jr West Sith Street Corneliua Woolfhin Pas Lor Park Avenue Baptist Church Miftons Europe

West Virginia Anglers Granted Potomac River Fishing Privilege

West Virginia fishermen may fish the Potomac River with hooks and line without a license but only for bass and similar fish after June 1. The rule excludes tributaries and is stated by State Game Warden E lve LeCompte.

West Virginia Potomac River E. Lve LeCompte Oley Potomac

Freckles Vanish With Othine Double Strength Ad

A vintage ad promises removal of freckles using Othine Double Strength. It claims quick results after several applications, with a money back guarantee and availability at department stores. The copy promotes related products and a nationwide mail order option.

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