A Wager Loser Walk On Through Here
A wager loser, Oavor HB Noll of Eat Palestine, walks toward Washington on a 140 day trek. He started April 20, aims to reach Washington with no money, accepts tips for bushel cards, and travels in a cart with bicycle wheels. He is about 60 miles from his goal, wears a bright red coat and kinky trousers, and is 62 years old with a wife and family. DR. W. Harper Dead. Dr Charles W Harper, a former Letternburg physician, died Friday near Baltimore at about 65 after a general breakdown. He practiced in Letternburg district for over twenty years and was a well-known Democrat and proctition er. He moved to Baltimore county twelve years ago and left a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oavor HB. Noll
Palestine
Washington
Nulf
Tawsa
Nul
Hancock Aml
Hamilton
W. Harper
Tharles W. Harper
Letternburg
Baltimore
New Lutheran Chapel Cornerstone Lays in Smithwhace
The cornerstone of the new Lutheran chapel adjoining the Lutheran church in Smithwhace was laid Saturday with ceremonies. Rev. GH Rockey of Wayneshire gave the address, Rev. Ferdinand Hesse officiated, and a large crowd attended. The brick structure is planned to cost about 24000 and will sit on the east side of the church.
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Pein
Ice Storage at Buena Viata Hotel Stirs Local Notice
Now storing ice at Tha Buena Viata Hotel Co in Alling ts Soe houses with ice purchased from a neighboring town factory. The operation is an expansion. The ice is hauled by the W. M. to Buena Viata station and unloaded onto a baggage car then pulled to the hotel by the hotel company.
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Tha Buena Viata Hotel Co
Hhgeretown
W. M
Buena Viata
Tha Horse
Old Veteran Dead at 72. John Billy Funeral Reported
The obituary notes the funeral of John Billy, a resident of St. Verter'n obercab Hancock. Tuesday afternoon, Ray Mille, aged 72, a Switzer Creek Post No. 66 pensioner from Piney Grove, reported the death. A survivor is listed as a wlir.
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Ray
Father Nogengaat
St. Veter
Obercab Hancock
John Billy
Little Orleans
Mille
Switzer Creek
Piney Grove
Wlir
Died at Hancock Emma Oliver dies at 26
Emma Oliver of Hancock dies Sunday at her home after brief illness. She was a Presbyterian, survived by her mother three sisters and two brothers. Funeral Tuesday from the Presbyterian church. William Enyder of the US Flood Commission reports placing a million ash in the Potomac at Hancock. The fish were pike perch and about a quarter inch long. John H Chaney rents the tower floor in Williamsport to open a restaurant and grocery store. Willams Ice Creamery hosts souvenir night as 16 gallons of cream are celebrated. Tourists from Gettysburg arrive in Williamsport via Wabash Michigan Central tracks and travel to Baltimore and Ohio connections at Avtletam.
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Hancock
Emma Oliver
Wancock
Presbyterian Church
Tree Aleters
Potomac
William Enyder
U. S. Fleb Commission
Potomac River
Hancao
Marriage of Pleanants Kibler and Peter at St. Putas church
A marriage occurred this morning at the parsonage of St. Putas church as Kibler and Peter were joined in wedlock by Reverend EK Mowbray. The ceremony took place in Waynesboro with attendees noted.
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Kibler
Peter
Pieanante
Waynesboro
Mowbray
St. Putas
Shuren
On the Heaves Case Before Justice Hartio
Experts discuss heaven related illness in a morning hearing. A horse was sold and found to have bad heaves. buyer Rays ft de veloped it.
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Ian Lipabsugh
Hartio
Merry-Hagerstown Band Gate to Neck Revelry
Zarl Folts drove seven boys and girls to Wh Yamsport for a merry party. They whooped yelled sang and caused mischief. Policeman Sharat chueg ed hi ne and stopped the horse. The group paid a 16.60 fine to Justice Chries mat. They had borrowed $2 to pad the pot and then scooped up the remaining money. The girls were sad then cheered as the event spilled onto the Pike. They returned home around 10 oclock.
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Merry-Hagerstown
Zarl Folts
Yamsport
Williamapart
Sharat
Justice Chries Mat
Disorderly conduct case and arrests near old railroad grounds
Report covers Carrie Smith and D Jr. Trown arrested after claims of sleeping at an old site near the D O railroad. testimonies describe alleged improper conduct and a disorderly house charge. Witnesses include Raffensberger Mosser and others. inquiry continues with officials Hoffmann and Swope presiding. children taken into care.
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Carrie Smith
D, J. Grown
Sheriff Warogshaw
Lieut. Bridinger
Rathonu
D, Jr
Trown
Carlo Smith
Frank Smith
Warnesboro
Lrawn
Flag Wites
Mosars
Roger
Munson
Young
Wan
Syoman
Bhierls
Max Raffehsberger
Raffensberger
Sherald
Mary Moser
Zetgtar
Orphans Home
Simill
John
Houpt
Waylard
Wille Tehard ‘Coupt
Williams Park
Mottman
Dr. Gatther
Day Nursery Acknowledges Seven Dollar Sixteen Center Donation
The Day Nursery management acknowledges a seven dollar sixteen cent donation in the form of a dana Non voile by the festa grand Jory.
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Doakret
Festa Grand Jory
Weather promises fine for Eagles meet in Hagerstown
Crowds expected as weather bureau confirms pleasant conditions for the Eagles convention in Hagerstown beginning Wednesday. Officials report elaborate decorations costing about 1400 dollars, with parades, band concerts, athletic events, and a Wednesday program highlighted by a parade and baseball site.
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Wg Hugle
Hagerstown Agri
Mageratown
Atric
Eaglea
Eagle
Ham Wong
Walter A. Yingling
State Prosixiont
Thos. P. Holghine
Baltimore
Glyw. m
Eagles
Norristown Aula Gia
Sp.tt
United Band
Atle
Mornig
Academy of Music
State
Thomas 2. Halylane
Wolff
Highland Town
Othen
Walter A. Yinglae
Hagerstown
Albert Neubahn
V. Vailiant
Bowntity Lic
W. ML
Herit
Ayerty
Hleathanin Moelle
Bodthaburg
Cearains
Boonshare
Rutiersvile
Crown
Ofscar
Thomas Harker
R.A. Kultlolg Mbs
Tay
Quick Freight Delivery Expands to Cumberland Route
The W. Mids starts fast freight service from Ballinivye to Cumberland, with cargo routed through multiple Baltimore stations. Merchants in Cumberland will receive early-morning deliveries and praise the improved service. The initiative, aimed at general public satisfaction, signals stronger regional commerce support.
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W. Mids
Cutie Horbynd
Ballinivye
Baltimarr
Cumberland
Band Meeting Chooses Leaders for Concert Effort
Musicians gathered at Prof. Thos. Culty's home to organize a concert. W. B. Littleton was named chairman and C. B. Heard secretary. A committee was formed to push the project and a follow up meeting is set for Friday night at Prof. Culty's home.
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Thos. Culty
Organtalys Fm
W. B. Littleton
C. B. Heard
Rot. Cully
Divorce Petition for John T. V. Marringon
John T. V. Marringon seeks a divorce from his wife Ida Heenya citing desertion long ago. The couple had no children and resided near Clear Pying.
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Snyder
John T. V. Marringon
Ida
Perilos
Clear Pying
Then They Yelled in the Gimmary Election
Reporters describe a chaotic scene as factions muttered accusations of unfairness. The voting resulted in only a few crumbs of support for the parties and the tally left the outcome unclear amid partisan clashes. Governor’s role remains disputed by defeated groups who accuse bias.
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Frederick Republic
MISS MAGE WEDDED AND OTHER HAPPY BRIDES
Miss Nannie Mave, Lygerstows, and Henry Nodertin of Reedsville Pa wed Sunday evening in a romance sparked by an advertisement. The Rev Tombaugh officiated. The bride, once a printer by trade, now resides in Hagerstown. A double wedding followed with Miss Mabelle Miller and Edward Myers and Miss Gaynell Alley and John Thomas. Friends witnessed the ceremony and couples plan to live in Reedsville before moving to their parents’ homes.
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Nannie Mave
Lygerstows
Henry Nodertin
Reedsville
Mare Her
Hev
J M. ‘Tombaugh
Mi Iin
Pondence
Martin
Fori Angrly
Hagerstown
Counhv
Np Iery
Reedsvilla
AL Geaca U. Tl
Alvin Miller
Madinon Ava
G.K. Harting
Mms
Mabelle
Miller
Edward J. Myers
GeowRe St
Missa Gaynell
Alley
Johm Hy Thomas
Heh St
Thomas
Mes. Myers
Sarmuelanhuitz
Charles Sauels
Mys
T. W. Bamwela
Blane
May Shaltz
Cashtown
Welnentay
TW. Stonebreker
Marslolt
Nnl
Ser
Mra
Bamuel
Adam Nyman
Willian O. Diehl
A. M. Evers
Dini
Thin
Mr. Evers
Carpentiere—Vinson
Victoria Vinge
Weat
Church Buveet
Amd Andonty Garpentiera
Thailan
Trinity Lutherie
Tov
Gettyulirg
Wiliym O. Diehl Je
Ada 0
Nea
Claranca, Anderson
Charles Town
W. Va
aAdrina Pachett
Edward J. Atyers
Mahelle Tt. Miller
Henry XN. Martin
Bredsville
Mwa
Nannie J. Mace
Iagoretown
Baseballers Sign For Mageretown Team Maye
Manager Roger signs ten players for Mageretown basehill team Maye. Names include Whener, McGrenny, Walter Jackson, Orville Peters, Byb. Mshop, Whiteside, Harry Piper, and more. Several players from Reading and Pittsburgh colleges join, with details on positions and past performance. A practice period is planned with nearby towns and a small admission fee to cover expenses.
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Roger
Mageretown
Rod
Whener
Entcher
McGrenny
Walter “Jackson
Orville Peters
Byb. Mshop
Whiteside
Harry Piper
Prom
Wagener
Philadelphia
Reading
McGreavy
Melteosport
Javkean le
Jie
Colnnbin
Seman
Payer
Guy
Pittsburg Collegians
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Sun
Peters
Columbia
Waseratown
Ute Hamerstdven
Cale Teplans
High Smhuuwo Eagles
Miaetice
Neyer
Aido
Francis Coffman Nears Top in Special Contest
Interest grows as vote tally rises amid a crowded special contest. Francis Coffman climbs one place toward the top of the ladder as contestants from Williamsport to Hope Street are listed, including Catherine Moore and Mildred Bhilling, with district names and addresses shown.
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Francis Coffman
Catherine &. Thomas
Canon Ave
Ino
G Tull
Dilly” Lefevre
Washington
Frances Coffman
Summit Ave
Tuydetta “Hunter
W. Antietam
Stepee Ceeseereerey
Larry 2
Eavey
S. Potomac Sley
Catherinia Moore
High St. S
Cen Beak
Karl Browning
Sererertey
treCeteesyneny
Tjerevrione Rca
Nevin Hoover
Pops Ave
Elsa Earnshaw
Baltimore
Margaret Whisman
Washington Bt
Paul Tencks
S. Waloul
Peters
Eter Tence
Lolly LeRoy Towla
Locugt
Menrietta May Nowgel
Mulberry St
Alliaen
Anticta
St Syeevenswereet
Vine Observer
Pastayanye
Aeyeeper
Mall baby contest tally spurs final push for votes
The Hagerstown event grows hotter as residents mobilize for the final weeks. Workers urge subscriptions and voting, noting top prizes of ten dollars in real gold and the chance to boost a favored baby into first place. Many contestants adjust lineups and voters hold back until the last dash.
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Ehouid
Ople
Hagerstown
Ft Denarnat
Francas Coffman Pea
Strike at the Trolley Quarry Shuts Down Work
Workmen at the Trolley quarry near the carbarn began a strike this morning demanding higher wages. They formerly earned 1/8 day and asked for a 25 cent raise. The Trolley Company had not yet met the demand and it is unclear if the raise will be granted.
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Carbarn
Nega Ant
First in Six Years Suiss Grush Visit to Hagerstown
Mr Suiss Grush of Chicago and relatives visit Béauvor Creek for a family gathering. Grush, native to the county, last came 46 years ago. Judge Keedy granted a divorce case naming Jenple Warsloon and Henry Harrison with costs awarded. The marriage reportedly occurred in 128314 at the A M EB church in Hagerstown amid alleged faithfulness issues.
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Suiss Grush
Chicago
Keedy
Jenple Warsloon
Henry Harrison
Hagerstown
Monster Catch Misses Clarity in Odd Report
Fragmented OCR recounts a fishing incident with a large carp snagged by a potato hook, noting an unclear scale and a 22 pound claim. It mentions a failing engineer and mentions disruptive noises amid the murky text.
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Wabrnoy
At & Co
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