Woman of Hagerstown Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Paley, aged about 70, widow of Jacob Fairney and longtime Hagerstown resident, died at 4 a m at her daughter’s home. She was a devout Christian with charitable acts and leaves several children, siblings, and numerous grandchildren. Funeral services were planned for 2 p m at Pahrney with interment nearby. a ceremonial knight’s event was noted for May 22 in connection with Washington Corn Knights of Nem-Der.
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Mary Elizabeth Paley
Jacob Fairney
Hagerstown
M. Naylor
South Mulberry Street
Stra. Watirey
M. Kaye Jor
T. d. Falkney
Downsville
Cara V. Siifer
Johinson
Kan
Notman
van Hagerstown
Mudberry St
Pa O'Rfork
Pahrney
Washington
Nem-Der
W. P. Wachwr
Bunsboron Pyldey
Cieir
Business changes at 14 West Tlarktin Street
Mrs. Clarine Warner engaged in the furniture business at 14 West Tlarktin street. William FE Toston starts a related enterprise tied to a ras rmtrant at Clearsprin.
Indicted trio bail posted as grand jury meets
Three indictments returned by the sheriff with bail furnished. Charleo Neville Edward M. Maker and Carl Bentzell cited for larceny and bastardy with bonds set at 500 600 and 600 respectively. Clif ford Snively and Howard Lynch tied to a bank robbery and arson case as grand jury nears midweek conclusion. Earthquake registered in New York May 15. intensity moderate with 40 minute duration. Western Maryland Railway earnings show slight yearly decline and weekly loss of 7258 for early May.
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Charleo Neville
Edward M. Maker
Carl Bentzell
Clifford Snively
Howard Lynch
Keedysville
New York
Fordham University
Eastern
Deaths of Benjamin F Jackson and Charles W Domer
Benjamin Franklin Jackson 79, a Sharpsburg resident and former Census Bureau employee, dies at home after general debility. Survived by widow, three sons, three daughters and several in laws. Funeral by Masonry Lodge at Ree farmed church then Mountain View Comer. Charles W Domer formerly of Cretech Fasmice dies suddenly at Philadelphia General Hospital. He leaves several sisters in Maryland.
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Benjamin Franklin Jackson
Sharpsburg
Jackson
Census Bureau
Washington
Magnolid Lodge
Knights of Pythian
Eureka Lodge
Masony
Harry
W. A
Charles
M. Jackson
Roanoke
Mra. C. ©. Murray
Flintock
Mra
CM. Hoffmaster
Harry Crim
P. Heatwale
Lawrenceburg
Klingon
Mountain View Comer
Charles W. Domer
Cretech Fasmice
Philadelphia General Uospital
Philadelphia
Circe
Daya “Rosers
Hagerstown
Frederik Wanker
Crougerstown
Mea
Tereandalt Hoiterer
Thurmont
Surrey High Goes Through Come Clean Campaign
Students at Surrey High under the Hi Y Club of the YMCA completed a Come Clean campaign with daily events at the school. Speakers included Carl Simon of Gettysburg College and Rev Dr J Edward Harms. Activities featured parades, talks on clean speech and athletics, and a films session on sexual hygiene. Mrs Mitt Huff memorial note included.
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Surrey High School
J. Edward Harms
William Woods
Gettysburg
B. B. Knelsley
Crown O. Drahl
M.G. A
Aalk
Il. E. Blair
Prifay
Russell Hicks
Two Killed in Accident Near Sunbury Pa
Two men died and two others were seriously injured when a speeding car crashed into a curb and overturned in Sunbury Pennsylvania early today. Homer Amy, 39, of Uniontown, and Benjamin Nitchfield, 25, of Shamokin, were dead at the scene.
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Sunbury
Homer Amy
Uniontown
Benjamin Nitchfield
Shamokin
Dry fleet ten be withdrawn in September
The article notes destroyers will be available for operations against rum runners in winter. Congress plans funds to recondition more destroyers, about 200 at Philadelphia and San Diego. Costs rise to prepare older ships, with thirteen new patrol boats to be added by summer’s end. Smugglers may exploit bad weather to move liquor for winter and holiday use through isolated inlets north and south of government concentrates.
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Stroyers
Congress
Philadelphia
San Diego
Jdestroyers
Oliclals
Rem
Culler Renominated Amid City Convention Actions
Mayor Lloyd Culler and the five Aldermen Frederick Frederick County officials Mulliniz Shipley Hottmut Butcher and Beon were unanimously renominated for another term at the Democratic city convention Thursday night. Republican Aubrey Nicodemus, the present water real collector, was named city register.
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Culler
Lloyd C. Culler
Frederick
Lorenzo E. Mulliniz
Geo. William Shipley
Ezra D. Hottmut
Channes T. Butcher
John & Beone
Tnrther
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Prohibition raid yields six jail terms in Cumberland court
Three restaurant men arrested by prohibition agents in Williamsport received six day sentences from Judge Joyer at Cumberland Federal Court. Wolff pleaded guilty, Pryor and Forsythe were arraigned. Marshall Lewis received 15 days after agents testified he sold beer. George Koonts to be arraigned next. All four expected moved to Waperson town jail. Duffey had not been notified of their transfer. A separate note reports a large turnout at Rudy's drug store one cent sale, a semi annual event continuing today and tomorrow.
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Williamsport
Frank Pryor
Daniel Forsythe
George W. Wolfe
Joyer
Cumberland
Wolff
Pryor
For ‘Aythe
Marshall Lewis
Lewis
Geo. Koonts
U. S
Hagner
Waperstown
Shevil Duffey
Rudy
Market Roundup From New York May 15 Rail Stocks Irregular
The New York market summary notes irregular activity in rail stocks and cotton, with industrial and domestic bonds steady. Copper and oil trade firm while sugar remains steady and foreign exchange shows irregular movements. Call money stands at 4 percent as grain and rubber hold steady.
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New York
Y Convention Convenes Tonight at Interstate Council
The Y Convention opens with E N Fankhouser presiding in place of Joseph Byron. A brief song service precedes devotion led by Rev V N Ridgely. J B Rhodes delivers an address on the larger outlook for the M C A brotherhood of Delaware Maryland and DC.
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M.C. A's
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
E. N. Fankhouser
Central “Y
Joseph
Byron
V. N. Ridgely
Association Brotherhood
J. B. Rhodes
National Council
The
United States
Richest Girl on Honeymoon in Cheap Taxicab
New York May 16 Abbay Babe Rockefeller the world’s richest heiress, 21, and her husband David Merriwether Milton, 25, began their honeymoon in a 15 cent taxicab with five cents for each quarter mile. They plan four months abroad then a small apartment in New York. One-way bridge goes replaced in Feaga vile Frederick county with a wider concrete structure. CHICAGO GRAIN Grain openings vary with wheat May 1.09%2 July 2.61% Data Sept 1.14.
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New York
Abbay
Babe” Rockefeller
David Merriwether Milton
Europe
Feagavile
Frederick County
Chicago
Pasa
Burial With Full Military Honors for Verdun Veteran
Paris report notes Charles Muanpin formerly of Verdun died Tuesday and was buried today in Montparnasse cemetery with full military honors.
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Paris
Charles Muanpin
Verdun
Montpfarnagy
Road plan to widen Laltersburg pike to Mo on and Dixon Mne
County Commissioners consider rebuilding the Laltersburg pike to the Mo on and Dixon Mne junction with Waynesboro highway. They seek a right of way through Stottlemyer farm or a shortened curve with a stone wall to ease a dangerous embankment. Road Engineer Downey notes it as among the state’s worst. Farmers along the road may be asked to provide land for widening. Scouts Troop 3 meet at the American Legion Hall tonight with a large Alley dance planned.
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Laltersburg Pike
Moon
Dixon
Waynesboro Highway
Stottlemyer Farm
Downey T
Sunaner
Farmora
Tanita
Thors
Thay
American Legion Hall
Peoples Store Ad in Hagerstown Promote Limited Souvenirs
Free practical souvenir offer at Peoples Store in Hagerstown 45 3.1 Tomac Street. Limited supply, no obligation to buy, urging customers to visit early to secure items before they run out.
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Peoples Store
Tuy
Tomac SL
Hagerstown
Rudy's Rexall Pharmacy May Sale At Hotel Tamlen Corner
One cent sale advertised for Thursday May 14 Friday May 15 and Saturday May 16 at Rudy's Rexall Pharmacy located at Hotel Tamlen Corner. Adv.
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Rudy’s Rexall Pharmacy
Tamlten Corner
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Frank Huff
ILM
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Li Ma Sai
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