Cab-Driver Tenor Wins Scholarship
Brad Correaponte a Kansas City taxi driver known as the golden-voiced tenor won a musical scholarship at the Horner Institute after competing against city residents. He began singing as a boy, imitating operatic arias, and despite high lesson costs, he continued to pursue singing while driving a cab. His friends note his proven vocal talent.
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Kenneth Harris
Ody Internationst
Brad Correaponte
Kansas City
Sammanick
Taxtesh
Horner Institute
Bantae
Maric
Sam
Tivion Btation
Walbe
Marmola Method Promoted For Quick Weight Loss
Marmola tablets advertised as a simple method for losing fat while preserving health. The claim cites a Marmola Prescription product, sold nationwide at one dollar per case, with endorsement from physicians and the Marmola Co based in Detroit Michigan.
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Belcher
Dirapeis
Barmala Co
Sam Earns Musical Scholarship at Morner’s Institute
Sam arrives at the fashion filled event in uniform and takes the center of attention. He performs a vocal piece that impresses the judges who award him the musical scholarship and five weekly lessons for a year. The contest draws laughs at first but ends in praise for Sam’s dramatic tenor.
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Morner's
Sam
Institute
Bam
Hey
San
Eight-year-old falls into tarntable pit at Western Maryland shops
Merle Patterson of Dickson Construction and Repair Company was badly injured Sunday at about 11 30 when he fell into a tarntable pit. He was taken to Washington County Hospital by Su ter's ambulance. Doctors found a likely back injury and planned an X ray to check for internal damage. Patterson is married and lives at Hagemont in the county.
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Merle Patterson
Dickson Construction and Repair Company
Maryland
Washington County
Suter
Patterson
Moats Promoted to Manage Buckell Grain Elevator
W. J. Moats, recently with Buckell & Sons in Hagerstown, will oversee the Chlroto grain elevator starting next Thursday. He brings considerable experience to the position and will relocate his family here next week.
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W. J. Moats
D. A. Buckell & Sons
Hagerstown
Moats
Becker and Becker to visit during fair week in town
Aviation figure Walter Becker and partner Lewis Reisner announced they would arrive this week for the fair. They plan a short flight near the city and will participate in events during fair week. Several local residents were noted visiting friends and relatives in Hagerstown and nearby areas.
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Lewis Reisner
Walter Becker
Becker
Reisner
Carlisle
Gipner
Lolitersturg
Half Way Haps A Maryland Weekend Roundup
Messrs Norman Lippacum Sidney Maltby WL Santman and Julia Santaman spent the weekend in the home of Mrs GQ Me. They were accompanied home by Hith Dor ie Santman who spent two weeks with her grandmother Mrs F EF Mitchell and daughter Mr and Mrs B F Crillay visited in the home of Mr and Mrs B Needy Loyett s Mr and Mrs Aatod Lattyhamt Un and Mrs Ira Saum are visiting friends to Virginia Mr and Mrs Albert South and family moved into their new home on Virginia Ave W W Weilford and family moved into their new bungalow on Thenid e ship Park Walter Santford and family moving from Hagerstown into the vacated home of Mr South Mr and Mrs Rohrer Haverstown have moved into their home purchased from WW Walford Miss Catherine Vance and Ray Roney Hagerstown were visitors to the home of the Misses Netkirt Mrs D Hi Stouffer Boonsboro spent a week in the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Stouffer Miss Helyen Weikirk resigned her position at CH Byerly s store and accepted one with Dr Bumpass Mrs Harry Lefever who had been
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Norman Lippacum
Sidney Maltby
WL. Santman
Washington
Jiula Santaman
Hith Dorie -Santman
F. EF. Mitchell
B. F. Crillay
B. Needy
Uoyett's
Aatod Lattyhamt
Ira Saum
Virginia
Albert South
Fiiily
Virginia Ave
C. H. Byerly
Dr. Bumpass
Harry Lefever
Cascarets Candy Like Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An old ad copy touts Cascarets as a candy tasting bowel cleanser that cleans out the bowels without cramps or distress. It claims to relieve sickness headaches billousness gases indigestion sour upset by morning and targets adults and children with 10 cent boxes.
Live Stock Market Report Oct 7
CATTLE Beef high quality at top prices with oxen and milking cows showing varied demand. Calves veal and heavy fat lots listed with fair to good prospects. SHEEP No 1 sheep and bucks offered with mixed quality. LAMBS Spring averages range 40 to 60 pounds with varied grades. HOGS Straight hogs quoted with price ranges and demand noted for sows and boars.
Dilde Cantilever Shoes Promise Instant Comfort
Advertises Dilde Cantilever Shoes as comfortable from first wear. Claims the shoe mirrors the foot shape, allowing natural arch and movement, with a flexible shank that bends with action and avoids painful break-in.
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Dilde
State Police Aid During Fair at Hagerstown Grounds
Two squads of the Maryland State Constabulary under Captain Roger Williams and Lieutenant Pep persack are stationed on the grounds of the Hagerstown Fair Association for the week of the fair. They are housed in tents, handle most tasks, direct traffic, and assist in maintaining order. Special police have been sworn in to aid during the week.
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Maryland State Constabulary
Roger Williams
Peppersack
Hagerstown
Driver Exonerated By Coroner's Jury
A coroner's inquest ruled the death of 13 year old Helen Bingham near Weverton was unavoidable accident. The jury absolved driver William Hann of blame in the collision that killed her last week.
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Helen Bingham
Abner J. Bingham
William Hann
Weverton
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Cold Relief
An ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy to end a cold within hours. It claims head clearance, no fever, and relief from aches with no sickness from the tablets. A box costs a few cents and is marketed as safe and effective.
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Gieta
Williamsport Auto Crash Ends in Fine for Driver
In the accident near Williamsport, a driver was fined 18 dollars after witnesses testified a girl walked into the path of a machine. Justice Younking presided as the inquest. Benjamin Smith of Martinsburg suffered a broken collarbone and minor injuries.
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Benjamin Smith
Martinsburg
Startinsburg man James Cody fined for reckless driving
James Cody of Startinsburg was fined 50 dollars after being charged with reckless driving. The case details show a single defendant facing a monetary penalty for driving conduct deemed risky by the court.
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James Cody
Startinsburg
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