Auto driver exonerated in Cumberland County case
Cecil Randall, driver of the auto involved in a Cumberland Sunday wreck that injured May Laniz and Helph Sueckenberges, was exonerated by State's Attorney Win A. Huster and State Police. No inquest or charges. Randall fined $15 for displaying tags for another vehicle. The Sneckenberger family obituary notes survivors. Funeral arrangements for the driver’s relative are given.
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Cecil Randall
Cumberland
Isa
Laniz
Helph Sueckenberges
Ruy
Stte
Win. A. Huster
Alleratis County
Yesterda
Rendall
Randall
Sneckenberger
Mary Sneckenberger
Bert
John
Homer
Victor
Violet
West
Franklin Street
Steel Gains On Wood For Strength And Safety
Science editor notes a future where all steel car bodies replace wooden frames, promising stronger, lighter, quieter, and safer vehicles. L. A. Rüehmann asserts steel bodies cut sag under load, allow thinner posts, greater vision, and sleeker designs while increasing interior space.
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den Service
Enuto
Serena
L. A. Ruehdmann
Edward G. Hudd Manufacturing Company
Society of Automotive Engineers
Huclmann
Europe
Rueblevann
Mountain Ride With Dying Patient Described At Health Meeting
Mrs. Isabel Hull, Public Health Nurse, described a mountain ride to the hospital during a critical case. The trip included several stops to check if the patient remained alive, following a preschool clinic at Sharpshare Behoal house. The King’s Daughters aided the family with clothes and food as 480 visits were made last month and $220 raised to cover October expenses.
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Inter
Vals
Isabel Hull
Washington County Public Health Association
Sharpshare Behoal House
Ethel Middlekauff
Nuings
Olive Tablets touted as liver bowel aid by Dr Edwards
Ancient tone sales pitch claims Olive Tablets purify skin and improve appetite by stimulating the liver and bowels without danger. Promoted as a vegetable compound with olive oil and vitamin like effects, the ad boasts millions sold yearly at 15 cents.
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AML Druge
Varied Program To Mark Annual Fair Next Week
Officials say the 1027 Hagerstown Fair will offer a diverse program with entertainment for all ages. Youth groups from the Boys and Girls Club will participate in livestock and poultry judging contests, with winners advancing to national finals. The fair features 15 purebred calves, art and needlework displays, and a full slate of horse, cattle, and animal shows.
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Hagerstown
Bailey Court Fines Then Release in Bond Hearing
Woman to be heard tonight on the same charge after being released on bond yesterday. George Hakes faces a charge of assaulting Rebecca Wasson at a reported scene near Wit Mameport with a hearing before Justice Nave. A mother at a bridge was fined 12 and costs as the Wasson party reportedly had eating cartines.
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Bond
George Hakes
Rebecca Wasson
Wit Mameport
Nave
Costa
Wasson
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Willard Battery
Hagerstown Battery Co
Baltimore Street
Farkers
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Palmolive
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Salem Avenue
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Washington Street
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Summit Avenue
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Magerstown Peny and Awning Co
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Bailey
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