Shiners Get Jail Terms in Prohibition Raids
Judge Morris A. Soper in Cumberland sentenced thirteen men arrested in Frog Hollow and Hagerstown raids on April 23. Penalties ranged from fines of 500 to two to three months in Garrett County Jail in Oakland. Ted Waters and A C Rogers received fines. Waters jailed, Rogers to pay. Eleven others received two to three months. McAfee, Otzelberger cases postponed. Spielman, Reel, Holmes to be tried in Baltimore May 27.
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Garrett County
Oakland
Morris A. Soper
Cumberland
Frog Hollow
Hagerstown
Ted Waters
A. C. Rogers
Waters
Rogers
Rose Jones McAfee
George Otzelberger
Richard Spielman
Melvin Reel
Lester Holmes
Baltimore
Calvin Coolidge Joins New York Life Board
Former president Calvin Coolidge takes a new post as a member of the board of the New York Life Insurance Company. Darwin P. Kingsley, the company president, accompanies him as Coolidge makes his first appearance as an insurance man after a brief board speech.
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Calvin Coolidge
The
New York Life Insurance Company
Darwin P. Kingsly
Fairplay Socials Tie City Figures to Baltimore Visitors
Fairplay notes on May 9 recounts visits by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doub and partner to Baltimore, Mrs. M. L. Morin and Miss Essie Eakle with Gratton Downs Sr. in Baltimore, and many locals hosting relatives and friends across Hagerstown Keedysville Downsville and nearby towns. Mrs. Stouffer remains seriously ill. others enjoyed weekend visits and family gatherings with extended kin in Virginia Avenue and surrounding streets.
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Fairplay
Clarence Doub Andison
Baltimore
A. Be
Petre
M. L. Morin
W. L. Morin
Virginia Avenue
Oscar Stouffer
Howard and
Spruce Streets
Hagerstown
Miss Lillie
Jesse Long
Brown Long and Family
Downsville
McClellan Long
Chaster Wyand
Keedysville
Social callers roam Hagerstown and neighboring towns
The notice lists numerous Sunday visitors and drop-ins around Hagerstown, Frederick County, and nearby locales. It names S H Morin, Mrs Morin, Mrs Reichard, Elizabeth Rowland, Harry Rowland and families, the Eakles from Warrenfeltz near Wolfsville, the Nichols and Mills families from Sharpsburg and Antietam, the Grove and Stockslager families, Bettie Moats, the Miller and Hammond families, and others. It notes a relocation for Walter Moats and mentions a vehicle purchase and a State Sanatorium visit, finishing with a remark that the Mississippi River system contains over 10,000 miles of navigable waters.
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S. H. Morin
Morin
Hagerstown
R. H. Reichard
Elizabeth Rowland
Harry Rowland
Virginia Avenue
Edgar Rowland
Maugansville
George Arnold
Burkittsville
Reichard
W. W. Eakle
Warrenfeltz
Wolfsville
Frederick County
Hakle
Eakles
Catherine Nichols
Ruth
Otto
Nona Nichols
Sharpsburg
Andrew Mills
Antietam
Cornelia Grove
St. James
Near Breatheds
Theillage
Bettie Moats
E. C. Miller
Frank Hammond
State Sanatorium
Sabillasville
Hammonds
Fred Myers
Millers
Fred Coffman
Coffman
Injo Avenue
Hag Own
Mississippi River
Active agent and distributor sought for Royalty stock issue
The Chieftain Royalties Corp seeks an agent or distributor to handle sales and distribution of a well established monthly dividend royalty stock. Board includes royalty sports, executives and conservative bankers. Attractive terms offered and cooperation promised. Contact 70h Denrike Building Washington DC.
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America
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Shiners
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Jep Yan
Mee As
the House of Courts
Washington St
Haccastown
Atzle
Mary Moser
John
Funkstown
Gardner Miller
Walter Moats
Communicats
Trith Chieftain Royalties Corp
Denrike Bidg
Washington, D.C
Frederick Pierce & Co
New York
W. R. Spielman & Co
Wareham
Feod
Chicago
Sm, Gloon & Company
Ns Vatamne St. Uelephane Uagerntown. Mad
Hagerstown Light & Heat
Everly’s Dept. Store
Everly
Cer
Fale
Everly’s
Leghorn
Toyo Paramar
Panama
Grocery Department
McLaren
Lord Calvert Coffee
Steeahons
Wm. Rodgers
Jtrar
DuPont
Atwater-Kent
Philes
Eveready
Nolster
Majestic
Brunswick
Curtain Res
Coronada
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