Auto crash reports injuries in Inwood and city streets
A driver narrowly escaped death when his car operated by Wayne Reese overturned three times after leaving a steep dirt road near Inwood West Virginia. Reese extricated himself with only slight injuries. Richard Young was hurt by another vehicle at Washington Street and Potomac and Howard Streets. Audrey Gilbert was hospitalized after being struck en route to a Scout meeting. Roland Tarburton suffered minor cuts on Frederick Street. A collision between Raymond Crampton and J H Obershain on Summit Avenue caused car damage. Crampton was charged with driving without a license.
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Wayne-Reese
Sharpsburg Pike
Inwood
W. C A
Reese
Richard “Young
Washington Street
Richard Forsythe
Baltimore Street
Potomac
Howard Streets
Forsythe
Ian
Audrey Gilbert
Washington Avenue
Roland I. Tarburton
Waynesboro
Frederick Street
Automo
Raymond Crampton
Halfwar
J. H .Obershain
Highland Way
Summit Avenue
Crampton
C. B. Bible
Rebels Hit by Government Air Attacks in Asturias
Reports from northern Spain say a rebel train carrying reinforcements to Mieres and Oviedo was destroyed by government planes using hazardous devices. Officials claim 100 dead or injured, with over 300 devices dropped on mining districts. Government says former Premier Azana heads to Madrid to face trial as attacks ease in Barcelona.
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Madrid
Spain
Asturias
Ceas
Mieres
Oviedo
Manuel Azana
Barcelona
Catalonia
Mailman's Holiday Ride At World’s Fair
John McReynolds, a Chicago mailman, spent his day off hiring a rickshaw at the World's Fair. He rode from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., facing a bill of 18 dollars but only paying 13 dollars.
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Chicago
John McReynolds
Minister Help in Raid on Rum Plant In Myersville
Wilbur Horiie, a Myersville farmer, was arrested by federal agents on a charge of operating an illicit still. The arrest followed sleuthing by Rev. Robert J. Ridgely of the Church of the Brethren. Agent Ralph S. Tagg and Ridgely conducted the raid. the still and 300 gallons of mash were seized. A hearing is scheduled tomorrow before U. S. Commissioner D. Angle Wolfinger.
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Wilbur
Horiie
Myersville
Robert J. Ridgely
U. S
D. Angle Wolfinger
Ralph S. Tagg
Ridgely
Tagg
Deaths and funerals in Hyndman and nearby towns
Multiple obituaries note deaths in Hyndman Pa and surrounding areas. Harvey Miller 66 died of heart trouble at his sister Mrs Baughman's home in Hyndman. B. V. Chaney 78, former N W railroad conductor, died at Breathersville. Ida L Harsh Gray 71 died at Kantner Pa. Funeral arrangements and survivors listed for each.
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Harvey Miller
Frank Baughman
Hyndman
Baughman
H. H. Dowler
Hagerstown
Samuel Harden
Cumberland
Irvin
Roockwood
James
Morgentown
W. Va
Calvin
New York City
B. V. L. Chaney
Breathersville
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Lappans
Edna
Minnie
Eadie
Eastburn
Ida
L. (Harsh) Gray
Edward Gray
Kantner
Williamsport
George
Harry Boyer
Charles Robinson
Ellis Spigler
This City
Elizabeth Poffenberger
Paul E. Harsh
Chas. W. Harsh
Robert H. Harsh
Benjamin Harsh
Benjamin
U. B
W. M. Beattie
River View Cemetery
Fair Board Plans Tuesday as Children's Day at Fair
The Fair Board designates next Tuesday as school children's day with free grounds admission for all youngsters. About 30 trotting and pacing horses are booked for the fair's three racing days. Exhibits fill the Main Exhibition Hall with over 2000 Household Dept entries. horse, poultry, and dog shows remain open for entries. Grandstand acts include twelve circus performances and Footlight Flashes, a Broadway revue featuring 25 dancers.
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Fair Board
A. K. Coffman
William McHenry
J. H. Weikel
Phoenixville
H. C. Corbin
Reading
L. BE. Myers
York
M. A. Myers
New Paris
Edward and
John. Jackson
Quarryville
Rayond Wilson
Kee Mar
Taneytown
Eyster
Thurmont
Coffman
Harold F. Bester
A. L. Foreman
See Husband Leave Home Suddenly
A newspaper item details a missing person case involving Mrs. Berry V. Stoll. Police note a car matching descriptions seen by Crump with two men and a woman resembling Mrs. Stoll near the Tennessee line as efforts continue for her safe return. Authorities emphasize safety over legal actions while family appeals for isolation and a message from Mrs. Stoll.
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Ber
Crump
Miller
Stoll
William 8
Speed
Stoll Refining Company
C. C. Stoll
Fred M. Sackett
United States
Germany
Nashville
William S. Kammerer
Berry V. Stoll
Battle To Death Off Nahant Ends With Both Victims
A fish and a gull fought to the death off Nahant Massachusetts with the gull in the fish’s jaws. Both aquatic and avian combatants collapsed from exhaustion.
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Nahant
Mass
Nahant Lwaters
Luther League Conference At Middletown
The 4th annual State Executive Conference of the Luther League of the Synod of Maryland will be held this Sunday Oct 14 at the Lutheran Church in Middletown. Rev Ralph Tabor will lead and speakers include Roland Rankel Fred P Entler and others. The day features devotions discussions a fellowship dinner, an evening service and communion.
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The
Luther League of the Synod of Maryland
Lutheran Church
Middletown
Ralph Tabor
Roland Rankel
Washington, D. C
Catherine Neuhardt
Paul Quay
Westminster
Fred P. Entler
This City
Donald Haynes
Rohrersville
Gladys Broeker
Washington
Mary Schaake
Baltimore
Austin W. Howard
Frederick
Philip A
Kantwurst
Leaguers
Mercersburg Alumni Set Oct 13 Schedule of Events
Mercersburg Academy alumni return to campus for a day of services and gatherings led by Alumni secretary Daniel Heefner. Highlights include Irvine Memorial service, Alumni Council meeting, a Pen Pax? football game, receptions, carillon recital, and an alumni association meeting followed by a large informal dinner hosted by Headmaster and Mrs. Boyd Edwards.
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Mercersburg
Mercersburgr | Academy
Daniel
Heefner
Irvine
Mercerburg
William Mann Irvine
Earl L. Douglass
iAcademy
Philadelphia
Keil Hall
Penp Lie School
Boyd Edwards
Bryan Barker
Carillonneur
Alumni Association
Administra Pee
Willollow
Simon Sipple
Allentown
Joel T. Boone
West Coast
U. S
Board of Regents
Academy
Gillespie Campaign Seen In Hagerstown
Independent gubernatorial candidate William A Gillespie and his campaign manager Lee Uhler visit Hagerstown meeting residents to drum up support. Gillespie pledges Roosevelt backing, unemployment relief, age pensions, veteran benefits, job insurance, and government economy reforms.
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Wiliam A. Gillesple
Lee “Uhler
Hagerstown
Gillespie
Roosevelt
Hunger strike ends in Clarinda Iowa protest
Lloyd Jewell, 26, ended a 16 day hunger strike over Iowa liquor law while jailed on a charge of importing Missouri liquor. Doctors ordered milk and steak for the first meal with regular meals to follow. officers question his claim of no food during the protest.
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Clarinda
Lloyd Jewell
Iowa
Jewell
Missouri
Doom Shadows Over Chicago Homes Warned By Pastor
The Rev. Clinton C. Cox of Drexel Park Presbyterian church cites a survey of 600 couples claiming fortune tellers disrupt happiness. He warns that statements about other women and a tall dark man disturb marriages and urges caution.
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Chicago
Clinton C.cox
Drexel, Park Presbyterian Church
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