Rain Deluge Drenches County as Hagerstown Fans Triumph
Nearly two inches of rain fell on Saturday totaling 1.90 inches and push September rainfall to 6.44 inches. Flooding troubled streets and cellars while rivers rose and Cupon River is expected to climb. The Hagerstown High beat Robertsdale 13 to 0 as multitudes endured a downpour and a cow was carried downstream by Antietam Creek before making shore.
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Capon River
Conococheague
Antietam
Potomac-Edison
Williamsport
Potomac
Cupon
Hagerstown High-Robartsdale
Hagerstown
St. James Set for 92nd Founder's Day Observance
St. James school marks its 92nd anniversary with an open air Founder's Day service on the front steps of Claggett Hall. Bishop Sterrett will give the address, Stevenson Webster will read a poem, and the senior class will present the school history.
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St. James School
Claggett Hall
John Barrett Kerrett
William F. Sterrett
Bethlehem
Stevenson W. Webster
William C. McDowell
Alabama
Ringgold Plantation
Kerfoot
Jubal Marly
St. James
Weather Notes and City Flood Observations
Traffic officers reported normal Saturday night jams while patrolmen waded six to eight inches of water in Public Square. September rainfall varied by location with Chewsville at 3.12 inches and Frederick over 10 inches. Baltimore reached 10.24 inches. Temperatures ranged with highs around 90 and lows in the 40s, and frost occurred in 1932.
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Knode and
Kiser
Chewsville
Oswald
Frederick
Baltimore
Maryland WCTU Convention Sets Full Maryland Schedule
The 59th annual Women's Christian Temperance Union of Maryland convention will be held at St Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church in this city Tuesday through Thursday. Officials outline sessions including banquets, devotions, committee meetings, lectures, medal contests, and speeches by local and state leaders. The program features Mary R Haslup as president and Howard Hoge as guest speaker with varied musical numbers and county delegate presentations.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union of
Marty Ward
Catherine Novinger
Helen Turner
St. Paul's United Brethren Church
W. M. Norment
J. M. Wertz
J. E. Kemp Horn
Convention Church
Susan P. Davis
Raymond Hollinger
Howard H. Hoge
National
W. CG. T. U5
Howard M. Hoge
W. E. F. Taylor
Mary, B. Haslup
Allen Craig
Ray M. Warner
Judson Hunt
Union Signal
Estelle" M. Baker
Florence A. Hammond
Mary R. Haalup
Howard
M._ Hoge
Frank. G. Coleman
First Brethren Church
L. G Frazier
J. Edgar Myers
Lewis Dill
Melvin Lederer
Misa Jeannette Mahialieu
A. B. Ribbins
Robert Young
A. H. Sherman
Jane Thomas
G. H. Rue
Marianne Hardcastle
Philena T. Fenby
F. B. Plummer
St. Paul’s U. S. Church
Young People’s
John A. McSparran
Pennsylvania
J. C. Monath
Herbert
Roby
Myrtie
Thomas
P. M. Bordeau-Sisco
A. B. Miller
Church of the Brethren
Walter Daniels
Catherine Fenby
Loyal Temperance Legion
J. Shawbaker
LT. L
Mary
R. Haslup
F. Allen Craig
Howard Lloyd
Kidney Trouble Relief Ad Promises Quiet Nights
An old advertisement hawks Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy to flush poisons from kidneys and ease bladder irritation so users can stop getting up at night. It lists symptoms like burning passage backache leg cramps and puffy eyes as signs of weakness.
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Haarlem
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