Firm Belies of Authorities Over Trackman's Death
The Romney West Virginia area investigates the death of 29 year old Edward McCormick a trackman employed by B C. Doctors report three skull fractures and a bloody nick handle found near a cube water pool by Green Springs. Albert Davis 31 and Roy Dignan 32 both of Hancock are held in Romney on related charges. Witnesses saw McCormick with two men matching Dignan and Davis in a heated argument on the railroad tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
McCormick
Honcobk
B. C
Allroad
Hestet Hampshire
W. Va
J.P. Bhull
Romney
PB. Stigets
Hans Cask
Green Springs
Wen
Albert Davis
Roy Digion
Bel
Hancock
Pen-Mar Opens Season With Busy Opening Day
Pen-Mar formally opened for the 1922 season drawing thousands of visitors as gates opened to crowds. excursion trains from Hagerstown and other towns arrived, plus many by car, with park improvements, blooming displays, and a new concert and dance program under Prof. John Bohl. Local figures William W. Libby and William H. Bowers announced enhanced attractions and better cinema programs, while William Pleigh upgraded rail service to please children and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Mar
Maryland Mountain Resort
John Bohl
Masy
William W. Libby
William H. Bowers
Baltimore
Wimira
Pen- Mar
Deaths and Obituaries From Boonsboro Area
The notice lists multiple deaths in the Boonsboro and Keedysville area including Mrs. Harclet Koode widow of EK Koode aged 76 with funeral at Zion Reformed Church and interment in Funkstown. Daniel W. Line aged 81 dies at Keedysville home. Otho James Greenwalt aged 62 dies near Boonsboro. infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Allen dies at home. notes on Mr Stern of Atlantic City and Washington Bowles father of Mrs P F Canby. funeral details, church affiliations, and burial locations provided.
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Funkstown
Mires Knode
Charles Nicholson
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Mra
C. Hoffman
Knode
Newcower
Landia
Gsttsra
Beaverirsek
Zion Reformed Church
Thia City
Waa
Th Hong
Fonks Jtown
Daniel W. Line
Keedysville
Howard Poffenberger
Keadysville
Agds
Mr. Line
UT. B
Boonshoro
Polfenberger
Hiner Thomas
Mise Fannie Line
Boonsboro
C. M. Sparrow
W.M. Brattle
Boonabora
Otho James Greenwalt
Boonsbore
Hoonabora
Greenwalt
Mt. Carmel U. B. Church
Alea
South Mountain Council
Ir. C
John Cline
David Crimi
Kedyaviils
Elmar
Martin
Michigan
Slater
Julia Fald
A. B. Church
de Tea Allen
William Allen
Bette Vua
Puneral Thureday
L Rider
Rose Hild
LN. Stern
Atlantic City
M. J. Simon
Joseph Stern
Jolene Hopkins Hospital
Stern
Alvande City
Washington
P. Canby
Madison Avenue
Page Dame
Memorial Episcopal Church
Lia City
Vid Episcopal Cemetery
Steephex Gambrill
J. Prank, Thampson
The
Fidelity and Deposit Company of
William Fuld
Williams Fuld
Josiin W. Jones
Henson Cashel
Montgomery County
Gol. Bowie
Tips To Graduates A daily series of career guidance begins
The Daily Mail asks prominent figures who employ many young people to share their stories of advice for graduates. The aim is to help boys, girls, and their parents navigate first jobs taken blindly at year end. The first installment appears on the editorial page today and will run daily until exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Mail
Local High School Confers 113 Diplomas in Commencement
Smithsburg High School held its annual commencement tonight in the high school auditorium, as 113 graduates received diplomas. The event featured addresses by Dr. A Winship and a presentation of prizes from the Alumnae Association, with numerous names listed among the graduates and a sharp focus on civic duty and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Jenals Maandeleteln
Ralph D. “Smith
Hssay
Lacumo
John Spangloc Kieffer
J. McPherson Scott
Thelme B. Baktey
Thelma L. Baker
Pearl Baughtian
Mary Bester
Helen Belshline
Miriam Hlever
Goldla Buchanstaft
Arielle Bowman
Kaballa Bowmen
Catherine Brewer
Helen Cowden
Gertrude Daley
Evelyn Ditto
Maurie Ditto
Vera Downs
Cecilia Ravey
Rathor Tavey
Ruth Mella Edelman
Nellia Emmert
Bdue Falingy
Helen Frook
Ovelyn Freund
Margeret Grove
Whaturyn Hammersin
Giadge Hartle
Charlotta Helin
Mildead Horeon
Ethel Hildebrand
Hayetta Hoch
Alles Hoover
Rhoda Hoover
Madame Horlne
Ethel Ysanoglo
Mary Johnston
Mary Kennedy
Huelka Nailer
Ruth Knadler
Ethel Lehman
Edna Long
Eanbeth Lyon
Catharine McClain
Jennfa Mandelstein
Berte Mentzer
Margaret Middlehout
Frances Miller
Eleanor Mish
M. Louise Moorer
Lavinia Moore
Glenn Munson
Arline Paxson
Mary Porterfield
Bartha Royer
Catherina Schinalo
Ida Schindter
Tebecca Somler
Pauline Shank
Catherine Shulenberner
Wilbur Wiray
James Wockler
Harry Windinger
Carroll Gardner
Oliver Hell
John Hoffman
Robert Hutson
Edgar Koufer
Kinffer
Omar Layman
Fred Leatherman
Lloyd Leatherman
Franklin Lewis
Donald Mullack
Paul Marti
H. Meredith
Lewis Miller
Ralph Miller
Herold Moser
Homer Mailendare
Marshall Reod
Milborn Teed
Milton Rowland
Ralph Smith
Kenneth Stoner
Trussell Stotllemyer
Firman Broilemyer
Herman Stoutter
Russell Strite
Adron Trantam
John Wegaman
Marton Warrenfeliz
Gerald Woods
William Wyand
Smithsburg
Smithsburg High School
Clearspring High School
Plans for Scout Melting Event in North Potomac
Arrangements for a four Girl Scout entertainment on June 16 on the lawn at Milan Ethel Kalter home in North Potomac were made by the Girl Scout Council. AM Scout troupe of the city will take part with ice cream and cake to be served after the program. Admission is twenty five cents.
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Jung
Milan
Ethel Katler
North Potomac
Sirest
Girl Scout Council
Workers Celebrate Blizzard's Return in Charleston Parade
The United Mine Workers held an automobile parade in Charleston to mark the return of William Hilszard, one of their officials who was found not guilty of treason. Blizzard and Mia family rode in a flag-draped car behind the procession. In Matewan, union men honored fallen comrades from the recent conflicts, including Sid Hatfield, his Chambers, C. G. Testerman, and Alexander Creedlove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers
William Hilszard
Thir Offclala
Charles Town
Blizzard
Mia
Mine Wac
Matewan
Sid Hatfield
E Chambers
Baldwin-Phelps
Welch
C. G. Testerman
Alaxaay der Creedlove
Market prices for flour and grains in Hagerstown May 21
Market list shows flour price at 7.25 and 7. or sino, shelled corn per bushel 7, cracked corn 9, soft winter bran per cwt 2.10, middlings 2.40, white and yellow corn meal 2.19, alfalfa meal 2.28, chick feed 2.00, beet scrap 0.45 per cwt, beer scrap 5.%%, oats and barley 3.80 per bushel, and other feed items. figures reflect varied grain commodities and feed products traded locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Gow Yan
Hagerstown Observes Memorial Day Holiday
Memorial Day was observed with public buildings closed and a mass exodus by train, auto, and trolley. Hundreds traveled to Braddock Heights and Peo-Mar Park with open concessions and a bustling Willow Grove Park dancing pavilion. Baseball games in the Dive Rage League drew many, while crowds enjoyed riverside and mountain outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Braddock Heights
Peo-Mar Park
Mt Peit-Mar
Tut ‘Awing
Willow Grove Park
Baby Girl Born to Mr Mrs Lewis Croag Family
A baby girl was born Saturday evening at the Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Croag of North Locust Street, with joyful notes from the family. The message mentions Mr. and Mrs. Chas C. Spessard and others spending the weekend with Haman Spessard at Halil oranve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Croag
North Locust Street
Chas. C. Spessard and
Dangsters
Haman Spessard
Halilo Ranve
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Hagerstown Grocery Company
Distributor's Engagement Cigars
Mueller
Centrelly
Golden Giant
New Cumberland
LALO
Sitesi
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Ite Ve U
Newbro
All Drug & Dept Stores
Aciens
Rogerstown Dairy Co
Small
Galet
Rosemont Park
Martinsburg
Kamaka
Honolulu
Plac
Palace of
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Fume
Our
Our Office
Hagerstown Daily CO
S. Potomac Street
American Sugar Refining Company
Aed
R. L. Collings Company “Builders of Business
West Washington Brrest Hagerstown, Md
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