Train derailment injures one in New Jersey
One man was slightly injured when a Pennsylvania Railroad train bound for Key West from New York derailed near Princeton Junction. Eleven cars left the tracks after a brake failure believed to drop. Eighty three passengers moved to a Washington bound train. Also notes searches for 21 bodies after a gas tank explosion in Pittsburgh and a Reno divorce case where Reinald Warrenrath’s wife wins desertion grounds and $12000 yearly alimony.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Key West
Fla
New York
Washington
Reinald Warrenrath
Reno
Nev
St Pauls school notes and community happenings
Regular October attendance noted for pupils Jessie Miles Daniel Seibert Guy Aull Sarah Crider Jane Robison Mil dred Suffucool Matilda Moore Helen Robison Nellie Marie Spickler Paul Eby. Various residents attend funerals, visits, and gatherings. oyster supper planned by Lutheran Aid Society on Thanksgiving night. upcoming sales, bingo, and a Thanksgiving program at St Pauls school. Religious society meetings and family visits across Spickler district are reported with numerous local names and places such as Hagerstown Chambersburg Leitersburg Downin Conococheague.
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St. Pauls School
Jessie
Miles
Daniel Seibert
Guy Aull
Sarah
Crider
Jane Robison
Mildred Suffucool
Matilda Moore
Helan Robison
Nellie Marie Spickler
Paul Eby
Raymond Eby
Martha Susatt Marlin
Minnie Wiles
Hazel
Frush
Catherine Wiles
Lutheran Aid Society of
St. Paul's
Spickler Motor Co
Charles Dennis
Hagerstown
F. D. Draper
Hoa
Mildred
Salam Avenue
Isaac Trump
Grover Forsythe
Perry Hull
Chambersburg
Thomas Reeder
Catherine Ebersole
Eugene Stahl
Alvey Ebersole
Halfway
Roy Ebersole
Geraldine
Gerald
Charlton
Emma Glorious
Clyde Daugherty
Charles Sanders
Wilson
Albert Palmer
Lea Moore
Betty Jane
Junior
Nervin
Hezekiah Moats
Doris
Mergle Harndy
Ruth Gillan
Hubert
Moors
Luther Frush
Alice Setlert
Conococheague
Marie
Milton Dennis
Eld
Wilson School
John Trumpower
Milton Forsythe
James Hull
Harry Harry
Huyetts
Marie Moore
Lolita Downin
John Unger
William Diehl
Pauline Huff
Leitersburg
John Humelstine
Billy Hagerstown
Max
Frank Spickler
Reid Letter Heid November 165 Regular October Attendance
The record lists October attendees from the field school in grades five to eight and primary room. Named students include Guy Cook Charles Eakle George Lizer Lawrence Luizer Jacob Minnich Russel Rowland Abram Shank and many others with a note on regular attendance.
List of names appears in historical notice or roster
A long string of personal names includes Lizer Mary Showalter Doris Troup Esther Diller Annie Hull Phyie Irving Naomi Koons Mae Pine Vera Pine Evelyn Troupe Dorothy Wolfe Roscoe Boward Kenneth Rowland Frank Lizer Carol Martin Leonard Martin Paul Shank Paul Showalter Lester Eshleman Lesher Harry Hull Earl Martin Jr. and Harvey Martin Jr.
Spring Cold Harms Plants With High Water Content
Aaa notes that plants are more susceptible to damage from low spring temperatures because they retain more water in this season than in fall, increasing frost sensitivity and potential injury.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Dwinell-Wright Company
White House
Dwinell- Wright Company
Beston Chitaga
Portsmouth, Va
Copeland
Kent Radio
Hoffman Electric CO
North Locust Street
Yingling Auto Works
Frederick St
Hagerstown, Md
Hudson
Hudson River
New Jersey
Jersey City
Hoboken
Weehawken
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Spickler
Austin Herbert
Mrs. Matilda Shank
Shady Bower
Lloyd Hull
Downsville
St. Paul's School
Annie Powers
Clearspring
Lutheran Aid Society
William Bloyer
Girls Missionary Guild
St. Paul’s Church
Coca Cola
Coca Cola Bottling Works
Delphey Bros
West Franklin Street
Reid
Carter
Wetherill
R. D. McKee Hardware
Potomac Street
Chichester.s
Lumber Jackets
Canton
Jersey
The
W. P. Beard Co
W. Washington St
Lambs
Haynes