Legion Drum Corps Seeks Parades After Shenandoah Win
The American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps, fresh from the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival victory in Winchester Virginia, reports numerous parade offers across nearby states. Invitations include Memorial Day events in Chambersburg Pennsylvania and Sharpsburg Maryland, Memorial Day services in Funkstown Maryland and Boonsboro, a June parade in Altoona Pennsylvania, a National Flag Day celebration at Camp Holabird near Baltimore, and a possible appearance for Charles Town West Virginia celebrations.
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Winchester
Virginia
American Legion
National Guard
Chambersburg
Burt J. Asper
Sharpsburg
Chambersburg Legion
Legion
Queen Street
Funkstown
Michael Post
Boonsboro
Maryland
Altoona
Camp Holabird
Baltimore
Heringshaw
Charles Town
W. Va
Company B Retains Attendance Banner for May
Company B keeps the attendance banner for another month after a perfect 100 percent attendance last night. The unit led in Regimental attendance for two consecutive months with 99.86 percent in April and 100 percent in May. Lieut. McKee announced participation in Memorial Day parades on May 26 and the Confederate Memorial parade on June 2. Jack and June Kuhn performed a waltz and fox trot exhibition at Molier Music Store show rooms to a large crowd. State Officer James O. Shockey has been assigned to duty in Hagerstown.
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Lieut
McKee
McSleary
Jack
June Kuhn
Molier Music Store
James O. Shockey
Hagers
Woman Denies Involvement In Gambler Murder Case
Miss Patsy Ronayne told police in Cincinnati she knew her boyfriend Joe Plunkett who is sought for questioning in August Bruck's murder. She said she knew nothing of the crime and denied being among women reported by a hotel employee to have been in the room shortly before the gambler was shot.
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Patsy Ronayne
Cincinnati
Joe Plunkett
August Bruck
George Remus
Agedman Struck by Automobile Near Frederick
Frank Gittinger about 63 years old is in Frederick City Hospital with concussion from being struck by a car Sunday night near Frederick. The vehicle was driven by 16 year old Charles F. McKenzie of Frederick. McKenzie appeared before Justice Alton Bennett and was released on recognizance to appear Tuesday morning. no charges were filed.
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Frank Gittinger
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick
Charles F. McKenzie
Frank McKenzie
McKenzie
Alton ¥. Bennett
Bookmobile Tour Visits Hagestown Today
A Bookmobile touring with library and school supplies will stop in Hagerstown today before visiting the Washington County Library. The library previously put the first motor library on the roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Washington County
Swedish pilot plans summer air mail route to New York
Captain Albin Ahrenberg of Stockholm seeks a three stop flight starting around June 3 to establish a summer air mail service between the United States and Scandinavia, with Stockholm to New York as the probable endpoint.
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Stockholm
United States
Scandinavia
Albin Ahrenberg
New York
World War flier dead in crash at Roosevelt Field
Captain Arthur Argles, Canadian World War pilot, was fatally injured while trying to teach student pilot Albert M. Harris to recover from a tailspin. The dual-control plane spiraled two thousand feet over Roosevelt Field, New York, with Argles as instructor and Harris in the student seat. Harris has a slim chance of recovery.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Arthur Argles
Albert M. Harris
New ‘York Pois
Roossyvelt
iPield
Harris
Argies
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Foot Comfort
Tender aching swollen feet are urged to buy Moone's Emerald Oil at Warehams's Drug Co or Cauff man's Cut Rate Store. One bottle reportedly relieves pain quickly and, with regular use, promises long term foot comfort. The oil is described as a clean antiseptic penetrating oil that does not stain or leave grease and offers money refund if not satisfied.
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Warehams’s Drug Co
Cauffman
H. R. Rudy
Moone
Sinking of Canadian Schooner I'm Alone sparks arbitration
Ottawa reports the United States coast guard sank the Canadian schooner I'm Alone about 215 miles from the US coast. Conservative MP C. H. Cahan urged in the House that the sink ing was clearly proven and soon will lead to arbitration between Canada and the United States. In West Virginia the Episcopal Diocese will convene in Martinsburg with an opening sermon by the bishop.
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Ottawa
United States Coast Guard
House of Commons
C. H. Cahan
St. Lawrence St. George
House
United States
Martinsburg
W. Va
Episcopal Diocese of
West Virginia
Presiding Bishop Murray Heads Medicos Meeting
The Rt. Rev. John Gardner Murray presides as delegates arrive in Martinsburg West Virginia for the Medicos meeting scheduled to begin May 20. Officials report delegates were arriving tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gardner Murray
Medicos
Martinsburgh
W. Va
West Virginia Medical Association Opens 62nd Meeting
President Harry M. Hall of Wheeling wa j among the first to arrive as the West Virginia Medical Association began its 62nd annual meeting scheduled for tomorrow.
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West Virginia Medical Association
Harry M. Hall
Wheeling
Wa J
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Company B
Hamilton
Bentz
Mundey
Silk Shop
W. Franklin St
Connell
Potomac
Silk Yard
Georgette
Agedman
Pongee
N. Main St
Chambersburg, Pa
Emerald
the Washington Restaurant (Incorporated
Pennzoile
Vania
GO Belew
Rovegno - Nash Motor CO. Incorporated
W. Franklin
Dethol
Dethol Manufacturing Co., Inc
Richmond
Heck
Oldsmobile
Lovejoy
ERDAN
Lansing
Ishigan
Ldsmobile
Pearl MacvYoes
The
Lambert-Thomas Motor Co
East
Franklin Street
Hagerstown, Md
Patterson Roulette, Keedysville
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