Dead Many Hurt In Air Crashes
A string of six airplane crashes Sunday left several dead and eight injured, including Major Joseph Noyes of Oklahoma City and Frank Graves of Lowell Indiana. Others injured or killed included Corporal Archibald Bryant and Lieutenant Edward Hertzberg in Texas, George F. King and Morris R. Mellinger in Michigan, N. E. Stevens and D. E. McCallum in Alberta, and O G Corben near Pawhuska Oklahoma. Baltimore and St. Louis incidents added to the day’s toll with multiple injuries.
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Associated Presa
Archibald Bryant
U. S. ‘Air Corps
Edward Hertzberg
Galveston
Tex
Muskegon
Mick
George F. King
Morris R. Mellinger
King
Calgary Aero Club
Calgary
Alberta
N. E. Stevens
D. E. McCallum
Louis Scott
O. G. Corben
Pawhus
Father of late flyer Kreider dies at Annville home
Aaron S. Kreider, noted manufacturer banker and congressman from the Eighteenth Pennsylvania District, died at his Annville home after a lingering illness. He led A. S. Kreider Company shoe factories in several towns and chaired the Farmers Trust Company while directing multiple organizations. His son Ammon H. Kreider, head of Kreider Reisner Aircraft, was killed in a recent air crash. The Leitersburg Grange plans a program at Middletown Grange Thursday night.
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Annville
Aaron S. Kreider
Pennsylvania
A. S. Kreider Company
Elizabethtown
Palmyra
Middletown
Lebanon
Farmers Trust Company
Washington Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Kreider
Deaths and funerals flood the community records
Multiple obituaries record deaths in the Dargan Hagerstown and Rockdale areas. Susan Elizabeth Boward dies at 612 Church Street aged 64 with funeral services at her home led by Rev. R. L. Mowbray and interment at Rose Hill Cemetery. Albert Harold Ingram dies at his parents home in Dargan aged 15 with church funeral service led by Rev. S. A. Kipe and interment at Samples Manor cemetery. Emanuel Wagaman dies near Boonsboro at 72, funeral at Littlestown Church of God with Rev. Lettick. interment nearby. Daniel Hose of Rockdale dies age 63. services at Broadfording Church at 2:30 led by Rev. David Petre, interment at church cemetery. Benjamin B. Barnhart dies at grandson Roy Hornbraker’s home near Downsville aged 67. services at Hornbraker home with Rev. Teter. interment Rest Haven. The notice includes numerous survivors and locations across Hagerstown Martinsburg Williamsport and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Elizabeth Boward
Church Street
Grace A. B. Church
Harry M. Boward
Flora V. Ditzel
Mary H. Boward
Baltimore
Elizabeth E. Boward
Hagerstown
William H
Frank F. Boward
Jesse R. Boward
Albert Harold Ingram
George W
Estella Ingram
Dargan
Church of God
Mary M.keller
Brunswick
Maud Ingram
Lottie Grimm
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ruth Waters
Charles H. Ingram
Pittsburgh
George W. Jr
Arnold
Raleigh
Theodore Taft
S. A. Kipe
Church of God of Brunswick
Mr. Jackson
Sharpshore
Gilbert, Grimm
Weston Knight
Ira Martz
Donald Taylor
Fred Hichelberger
Jesse Zimmerman
Samples Manor Cemetery
Emanuel G. Wagaman
Boonsboro
Amanda Wagaman
Harry
James Martin
Middletown
Thomas Albers
Wadsworth
Ohio
Charles Kigsinger
Easton
Littlestown
Lettick
T. A. Wastler
Daniel Hose
Rockdale
Harry Cook
Marlowe
Daniel Rowe
George Tracey
Williamsport
Harry Wolford
Isaac Michaels
Cearfoss
Albert
Worleytown
James
Robert
Mary Gibgon
Betty Braguier
Kate Delauter
Alice Myers
Bedington
William
Martin
Daniel
Broadfording Bankard Church
David Petre
Benjamin B. Barnhart
Roy Hornbraker
Downsville
Mt. Moriah
John and
Elizabeth Barnhart
Clemena Barnhart
Edward Hornbraker
This City
Henry Carpenter
Welsh Run
John Baker
Mason
Dixon
William HL
Magen
George D
Hallfway
Samuel
Waynesboro
Clinton
Bino
J. H. Barnhart
Salem Avenue
Haven Cemetery
In Memoriam for Harry S Newcomer Died May 20 1928
In memory of my dear son Harry S Newcomer who died one year ago on May 20 1928 You are resting in peace dear son One sad year has passed You are gone but not forgotten I shed my tears from an aching heart By His Mother Also a Bingo game benefit for Gateway Klan at 45 87 N Mulberry St Monday May 25 0 pm All games prizes groceries Everybody welcome
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Harry
Newcomer
Harry S. Newcomer
Noday
Moe
Gateway Klan
Mulberry St
Death by own action shocks Hagerstown real estate chief
Charles C. Easton a 51 year old real estate and insurance man and president of the Hagerstown Country Club committed death by his own action late Saturday afternoon by shooting himself in the head. He left no note and was distressed by financial pressures and a club raid by prohibition agents. Justice Bitner ruled death by own action. Easton, born June 16 1878 in Upton Pennsylvania, had a long career with C P Telephone, then ran firms including Potomac Real Estate and Maryland Theatre interests. He had chaired the Country Club and invested in Florida real estate. He was survived by his mother Rebecca Easton, and funeral services are set for Tuesday at 5:20 p.m.
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Charles C. Masten
Hagerstown
Welsh Run
C. and P. Telephone Company
Haston
Potomac Real Estate Co
Maryland Theatre
Maryland Theatre Co
Ban Farm Development Co
Antietam Real Estate Co
Florida
Country Club
Easton
Rebecca Easton
Washington Street
Knights of Pythias
The
Elks
Eagles
Moose
A. K. Coffman
Walter Byron Stehl
Rose Hill Cemetery
Shrine Banquet and Ceremonial Parade Draw 1000 Shriners
The Ali Ghan Temple Mystic Shrine plans a Rogertsown event with a 5:30 banquet at Masonic Temple and an 8:00 ceremonial at the Maryland Theatre. A colorful parade forms on Antietam Street, proceeding to Locust and Public Square then to Jonathan and Franklin before returning to the temple. Roy A. Leiter of Magerstown serves as Imperial Potentate.
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Ali Ghan
Mystic Shrine
Rogertsown
Masonic Temple
Maryland Theatre
Antietam Street
Antietam
Locust
Public Square
Jonathan
Franklin
Temple Band
Temple Patrol
Roy A. Leiter
Magerstown
Imperial
AN Ghan Temple
Inspector Killed in Plane Crash Near Iankakee
Maj. Joseph Noyes of Oklahoma City, government airport inspector, was killed instantly when a plane crashed near Iankakee on May 19 during a visit to inspect the city's new airport.
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Iankakee
Joseph Noyes
Oklahoma City
Here
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Bereavement
The Rosenberry family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during our bereavement and for floral tributes and use of cars. Also thanks for kindness at the death of our mother Mrs. Santa K. Fockler. By The Family.
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W. H. Rosenberry
Santa K. Fockler
Mayor endorses Poppy Day sale in Hagerstown
The American Legion marks its annual Poppy Day for Saturday May 25 with Mayor Reuben Musey endorsing the event. He urges Citizens of Hagerstown to support the poppy sale to aid the Legion and disabled World War veterans.
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American Legion
Reuben Musey
Hagerstown
Eagles Plan For State Convention At Frostburg
The semi annual meeting of the State Fraternal Order of Eagles gathered here with representatives from Baltimore Cumberland Frederick and Highlandtown. They arranged for resolutions to be presented at the State Convention meeting in Frostburg in mid June.
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Order of Eagles
Baltimore
Cumberland
Frederick
Highlandtown
Frostburg
Lightning shocks Pennsylvania railroad operator at North Junction
G W Quisenberry a 40 year old telegraph operator at North Junction fell unconscious Saturday evening after a flash of lightning believed to have struck the metal on his telephone receiver. He regained consciousness hours later at Washington Country Hospital and is expected to be discharged soon. Officials note the interlocking signals were in order and another train could not have caused the incident.
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G. W. Quisenberry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington Country Hospital
Quinsenberry
Crymora
North Junction
Quisenberry
Grandson of Kaiser Works as a Laborer
In Los Angeles on May 20, Prince Louis Ferdinand von Prussie, grandson of the former German Kaiser, was found working as a laborer at a Ford Motor Company assembly plant. Listed as Louis Ferdinand on the payroll, he admitted his identity to reporters while eating lunch with other workers and said he liked the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Prince Louis Ferdinand von Prussie
Kaiser
Ford Motor Company
Louis Ferdinand
Widow mother swallows poison after note to son
A young mother who worked as a night club hostess to support her four year old son swallowed poison. She wrote a note to her boy saying she could not be good and get by. Doctors said she would recover. She identified herself as Mildred Mauren formerly of Kansas City.
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New York
Mildred Mauren
Kansas City
Irregular Wall Street Dims Bulls as Rates Rise Loom
The New York market fluctuated hot and cold with a downward bias. Pools lifted a few favored specialties while broad lists sank, dragging down overall quotes by about 10 points from last week. Federal Reserve officials favor higher rediscount rates, signaling tight money near June and July.
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New York
Chicago
Federal Reserve
Markets Report From W R Spielman Co
Furnished market notes show wheat and corn futures with May July and Sept contracts and mixed price quotes. The fragment includes values like May wheat near 0.1035 and corn around 0.883 to 0.944, with percentages indicating price changes and losses, plus a stray line about Lithuania business foreigner restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Spielman & Co
Wareham
West
Washington St
Bingo Party at Public Square Fundraiser
Public invited to a bingo party at Jr. O. U. W. A. M Hall in Public Square on May 25 at 8 p m. Proceeds support hall activities and community events.
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Public Square
Soldier kills bride on Liberty boat and ends life
May 20 New York a soldier killed his bride of two days aboard the Statue of Liberty boat and then killed himself. Also notice advertises pest removal services and stock quotations furnished by W R Spielman & Co from Wareham Building rooms 302 344.
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W. R. Spielman & Con
Wareham Building
West
Washington St
New York
Statute of Liberty
Greencastle Happenings Report of local game and events
Greencastle defeated Peerless A. C. of Hagerstown 4 to 3 at King Field in a ten inning game. Glazer to Hoffman to Copper completed a double play. Local residents and visitors were noted, including Miss Evelyn Sormark and others, with church and community updates and a W C T U meeting planned.
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Greencastle
Greencastle Athletics
A. C
Hagerstown
King Field
Glazer
Hoffman
Copper
Bear
John Snively
Rockford
Illnois
Sue
Belle Snively
East Baltimore Street
Benjamin Snively
Bliss Electrical School
Washington, D. C
Mary Snively
East Baltimorestreet
Snively
Bliss
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Newark
N. J
Mildred Sormark
Evelyn
Chambersburg
Genevieve Comerer
Misses Pearl
Virginia
South Allison Street
Robert Hoover
Charles Gonso
Hostetter
Frederick
Clyde Spangler
Fred Pentz
Georgie Pentz
South Washington Street
Grace Reformed Church
Reformed Church
Salem
Lancaster County
Watson Byers
Baltimore Street
Priscilla Friedly
John Friedly
Atlantic City
Stampede At Yankee Stadium Kills College Girl And A Teamster
A crowd surge at Yankee Stadium after a game near 157th street left many hurt with at least two fatalities. Eleanor Price, 17, Hunter College student, and Joseph Carter, 60, died. Over 60 others were hospitalized as 6,000 fans rushed toward an exit.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Eleanor Price
Hunter College
Joseph Carter
157Th Street
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Late Flyer
Leitersburg
H. L. Mills
Baltimore St
W. Franklin St
Children’s Exclusive Shop
Amoco
Betholine
Esso
Ludwig Tire & Parking Co
W. Antietan, St. Opp
Adv
Chas. C. Easton
Self
O. K
Prince
Ford Motor Plant
Hamilton
Franklin St
K. T. Hager
Prospect Sts
Tom Cross
Hagerstown Tent & Awning Co
E. Washington St
Lithuania
Atchison
Balto. & Ohio
Barnsdail A
Asta
Bethlehem Steel
Chile Copper
Columbia Gas
Chesa
Chrysler
Davison Chem
Dupont
Fleischman
Co Vt
BT Famous Players de General Electric
General Motors
Goodrich
Goodyear
Eee Sale
Graham Paige
Hudson Motors Fupp
Eee
Nickel
Kolster Radio
Kennecott
Lorillard
Mont. Ward
Pacific
Phillips Pete
Packard Motors
Penna. R. BF
Pub
Svc. O. J
Radio Baneennsee
Reple Iron & Steel
Sears Roebucine
Sinclair
Oa A
Westhouse
Western Md
Wright Saure Ba
Ap.m
New Industrial
Hancock, Md
Hancock Fire Co
Joe Mills Clearspring Orch
Nash
Victoria
Revegne Nash Motor Co
Hether
Hagerstown Bank & Trust Co
Hagerstown, Maryland
Wastingtor Square Roans Rong Lesterstrune and
MAU Gansvildle Branch
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