Hagerstown Forest to honor Wagaman and Bowman at big parade
The Hagerstown Forest of Tall Cedars plans a Friday night ceremony crowning Judge Frank G. Wagaman and Mayor C. E. Bowman as Tall Cedars. The parade, predicted to be the largest yet, will feature 450 forest members in colorful costumes, the Baltimore Tall Cedar Band, drum corps, and a 7:80 start from East Antietam to Nixon Academy route.
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Hagerstown Forest
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Frank G. Wagaman
C. E. Bowman
Leta
Tedecal Forest
Supreme Tall
Archie C. Newamé
Judes Wapaman
Bowmen
Warren
Seip
Masons of Maryland
Baltimore Forest
Baltimore Tall Cedar Band
Thormorg
Merrill Mays
Loyal Forest
John Wilson
Hofman
Hagerstown
East Antietam
Fast Antietna
Potomac
the Square
West Washington Street
Jonathan
Frankin
Handalph
Square
Nixon Academy
Death in Ohio Touches Greencastle Residents
Obituary notes Henry S Adams 60 of Chilliothe Ohio died of heart disease at his home. Former Greencastle resident, son of Adams who ran the Adams Hotel on North Carlisle. Funeral arrangements set. burial at Coday Hill cemetery. Other local items include party at D F Ryder’s home, job changes, real estate transfer, and local obituaries.
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Greencastle
Henry 5
Adams
Chillicothe
Ohio
Adams Hotel
North Carlisle Street
Alpha Chela
Lutheran Church
D. FP
Rydermana
Washington Street
Oliver Gearhart
East
Madison
Etfect
Baltimore
Th. Snyder
Lininger Apartimenta
Bath
W. O H. Wisbard
Antrim
Theil Real Estate
Lungen Township
Tenar S. Rife
Southampton Township
Nancy Wagner
York Hospital
J. Shelby Warner
South Carlisle Street
Coday Hill Cemetery
Margaret Raghauser
East Baltimore Street
Ness
Lewis Gouro
Frederick County
Mopremias
The
War Co
Chanbersburg
Victor Council Jr. O. U. A
Minnie
Ella Gore
All
Town
Cumberland, Md
Charles Gonso
Charles Shoup
Charles Homer
John R. Kalin
Hagerstown
E'Uleck
HG Burkholder
Lernent
Edgar Fam
Borough Cowettie
Sven
Iuidmore Street
Wild West Show May Winter Here
Hagerstown considers hosting Tim McCoy’s Last Great Indian Council as negotiations with the Hagerstown Fair Association advance. Officials expect a company representative soon to confirm whether the show, featuring over three hundred head of livestock including hundred high school horses Indian ponies longhorn cattle and bucking and performing horses and mules, will quarter in the city.
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Hagerstown
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Nixon’s
Academy
Wayland Surety AD. Trast
S. Irudy
Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corker
Hagerstown Paint and Glass Company
W. Franklin St
Phone &2
Stickell
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
Distoia
Everathere
West Prk
Anly Davidson
Dé ‘Envier Machiner
Henghing
Jnat
Eveles
Ha- Ero
Dherate
Crys Che Guett
the Bey
Jeedey Mt
Manon Lescast
Bourjois A
Bouriois € CO
Depe EL
Chichester Skills i Lamond Nra
R. M. Hays & Bros
Fabrica
Sik
Crisco
Post Brau
Sun Maid
Lighthouse Cleanser
Ritters
Ise
Campbells Tomato Soup
Standard & Macy
Macy
Wilton Rugs
Axminster
Eyerly’s
Bailey’s Hat Shop
Franklin
A.E. Lutz
Westinghouse Batteries
Paige and Jewett
Thumma Motor CO
Frederick At
D. C. Aughinbaugh & Son Druggiat
Palace of Sweets
Nash Motors
N. Locust St
Hagerstown Tire Co
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