Forget-Me-Not Campaign Aims Help for Disabled Veterans
John B. Huyett, chairman and a veteran, cites excellent public support for the Forget-Me-Not drive. Volunteers will canvass downtown streets Saturday morning to raise funds for veteran relief as cuts from the Economy Bill limit direct aid.
Three Students Complete Home Fire Inspections
In Fire Prevention Week efforts at Antietam Street School Miss Cleora Sands leads three pupils J Ralph Fiery F 8 Bowman and Paul M Kregel in completing home inspections. They report hazards to a local committee and receive booklets from the National Board of Fire Underwriters when a home is 100 percent risk free. Cards list wiring storage of fuels rubbish removal and construction details. GLUB ORGANIZED The Leiterburg 4 H Clothing Club formed with eleven girls joining under county home demonstration agent Minx Arfat
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Antietam Street
Cleora Sands
National Board
J. Ralph Fiery
King Street
Bowman
Paul
M. Kregle
North Mulberry Street
St Hilda's Hall to become Powhatan Hotel at Charles Town
M. J. Croghan plans to open St Hilda's Hall in Charles Town W Va as the Powhatan Hotel for December. The 75 bedroom property owned by Miss Mariah Pendleton Duval features large dining rooms a ballroom and lobby spaces. A new track grandstand and clubhouse costing about 100000 are to be ready by December 1. Also note Montana state hatcheries distributed nearly 12000000 young fish this year.
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M.3. Croghan
Frederick
Charles Town
St. Hilda’s Hall
Mise’ Duval
Shiloh Shiloh Oct 16 Rally Day Observed
Shiloh Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at 9 30 with Promotion Day observed. Morning worship led by Rev H Dixon Boughter with Mr and Mrs H C Keller and Mr and Mrs J L Holmes. Evening Peace Program by Christian Endeavor Societies invites public attendance. Leaders attend Leadership Training Class in Smithsburg and local visitors noted.
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Shiloh
Bi ‘Tmeyer
H.C. Keller
Rusand
H. Dixon Boughter
Christian Endeavor Societies
Sell” -Fouke
Prederick
J L. Holmes
Erma Imeyer
Nellie Imeyer
Dora Fouke
Mildred Imeyer
Kathleen
Holmes
Smithsburg
John McNairn
Jar E. Detbert
Local social notes feature neighbors and visitors
October social calendar includes Bundsy evening plans and a Christian Endeavor hour. A stream of visitors and family gatherings spans Hagerstown Keedysville Baker's Camp Braddock Heights and nearby towns with extended mentions of trips to Chicago and trips to York Fair.
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Christian Endeavor
Lester Travinger
Calvin Ridenour
Clarence Itneyer
Misa Nellie Itneyer
Arthur Keller
Richard
Jean
James
Lynn
Hagerstown
J. L. Iolmes
Junior Fouke
George Staley
Clifford Turner
Baker's Camp
Braddock Heights
Boy Scouts
William Harbaugh
Andrey
Joyce McNairn
Noah Bere
Elmer Castle
Frances. Gaylor
B. W. Cline
William Remsburg
Heironimous
Lloyd Richards
Hagerstown Names and Figures From 1932 Homicide Review
Local references compile names cromer Hagerstow Mirenda Mo Keé Mrs Otho Wooley and Charles Neikirk with notes on Hagerstown Kentucky and related figures. The record cites 639 homicides in 1932, highlighting regional crime data and notable individuals.
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Bome
Bie Sinet
Montana
Beverly
Myr
Clarence Thomas
B. W
Joseph’ Holmes
Keedysville
Lloyd “Lewis
Robert, Lewis
Naomi Keller
Norman Smith
Virg
Harrisburg
Mary Smith
William Sayles
Edward’ Wolfinger
Chicago
Leroy Henesy
Walter Shifler
Logsdon
Leola
Robert Palmer
R. D. McKee
Kentucky
Miller's
Potomac St
and.Glass Company
SUN
Franklin
Woma
Helene
Rudy Drug CO
Hamilton Corner
Chrome
NEW
Concord
Khowing
Ite
Folke
Pretzel
Kay
Ie Dewsn
Mary Grove
Thie
Meathe Te Fay
Washington ST
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