AUNT PRIVATE AFTER ATTACK UPON OFFICER
In Newport News Virginia a first lieutenant and his wife were attacked in their Langley residence just before midnight on Thursday. They sustained serious injuries and officers search for Private Lewis B Nel. Major Oscar Westover at Langley Field issued a statement outlining the incident and noting the investigation and medical treatment at Fort Monroe.
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Newport News
Morris
Jos
Langley Rebi
Lewis &. Nel
Mra
Fort Monroe
Oscar Westover
Langley Field
All Saints Day Celebration At St Johns Church
All Saints Day services set at St Johns Episcopal Church tomorrow with two Eucharists at 8 0 4 and 10 0 0. First use of new All Saints Day preface by general convener. Readings include the Honsy of Biste! ope blessing. Dr Stehl to preach on Sinful Saints. Hospital note: Mrs Mamis Terkina Mekinles, wife of Abb M Killer, remains in Droviens Heat hospital after highte silare 1 Operation.
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St. John
Biste
Stehl
Mamis Terkina Mekinles
Abb M
Hunecoch
Death notices and scattered obituary fragments
Fragmentary death notices describe survivors and names briefly, with garbled words. The text mentions a relative named Veronapace Wutsh and a person named K. Kri with unclear relations, alongside several misplaced words suggesting an obituary fragment. No clear dates or locations are identifiable.
In Memoriam: Valan Nova l They A Pilin Sds Tive
Fragmentary memorial note honors Valan Nova l, noting the deceased and the line of tribute. The readable text reflects a solemn remembrance without full details or context.
Formation Of 5S Parade By Sunday School
The Sunday School parade tomorrow afternoon forms prompt at 2:15. First division moves west on Washington from Jonathan. second division down Prospect, right side of Washington. third division down Prospect, left side of Washington. fourth division west of Prospect on Washington. fifth division up Walnut from Washington. sixth division Walnut down to Pennsylvania railroad station. All groups must be in line and report to block captains at 2:15.
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Washington Street
Jonathan
Prospect Street
Propect Street
Waington Street
Walnut Street
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad Station
Smithsburg
Greensburg
Cavelawn
Chewsylle
St. Paul's Methodist
Paramount
Shiloh
United Brethren
Hancock
Boonsbury
First Brethren Huis Valley
Wilson
Att, Lena
Lapins
The
Presterian Church
Williamsport
Pinesburg
Downsville
Emmantel United Brethren
4Ion Iteformed
Lomg Meadowas
Ringgold
Jacola
Liberty Street Chapel
Calvary
West Washington
Public Square
North Potomac
Charles
Potomac Street
St. John's Lutheran Auditoria
S$. EF
Minti
Thomas L. Smith
Wik Nah O
Divehi
J. Forney Young
W. Suxten
Park W. T. Lay
Effort to Save Hartman Draws Press Criticism
Controversy surrounds the Hartman case as officials debate mercy and delays. Governors Chehot and Cu fessed miumdorer ponder November 20 pardon board actions while lawmakers question the schedule and justice. Community members wonder if mercy will override the crime and demand timely review.
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Hartman
Abbotstown
York County Sud
Caprara
Chehot Ang
Dywals
Hartmn
Haley Ag
Hooper
Ix Gould
Smerica
Special Sale Notice From GS Cras Meat
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a special sale by GS Cras Meat and partial names. The readable text is unclear but indicates a sale event or advertisement with limited legible details and no clear dates or entities beyond the business name.
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GS Cras
Parade Plans Complete for Haegerstown Religious Demonstration
Weather favorable for the largest religious parade in Haegerstown led by the Washington County Men's Bible Class Association. Congressman William David Upshaw of Georgia will speak at the mass meeting inside St. John Lutheran Auditorium after the parade at the Maryland Theater. Six divisions of marchers, block captains named, and galleries reserved for ladies.
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Hagerstown
Maryland Theater
Auditoria
St. Jalna
Lutheran Clieck
Washington County Men's
Police Department
Association
Visitors
St. Marks Lutheran
Mount Carmel
Rakiersvill
Locust Grove
Gagland
Brownsville
Washington Square Methodist
Weverton
Sandy Hook
Howard Street Methodist
Techonville
Bakersville
Sharpsburg
Christ Reformed
First Baptist
Broadfording
Cearfoss
Salem
Mt. Zion
Clearspring
Mount Tabor
Keadysville
Church of the Brethren
Mig Pool
St. Paul's
Pouitaville
Fairplay
St. Jong Iutheran
Feast Days Observed Across Churches
Sunday marks the Feast of Aql Salata at Catholic Churches with Masses at St Mart a and other locations. St Angus in Wilmingport has no mass. A mas s will be held at 9 o'clock in Twonsboro. Monday brings the Feast of All Souls with services at St Marys in Hagerstown at 7 and at St Augstine's in Williamsport.
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St. Mart’a
Ehts City
St. Angus
Wilmingport
Twonsboro
All Souls
Aixagea
St. Mary's Church
Hagerstown
Girl Hitby Auto Injured in City Square
Miss Ruth Cue of South Boulevard was slightly injured yesterday evening when struck by Bert D Hespelhorn’s auto at Pub Me Square. She had just stepped from a Frankstown car and crossed diagonally. signs indicated right of way. She sustained a bruised leg and minor head lump, receiving medical attention.
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Ruth Cue
South Boulevard
Bert D. Hespelhorn
East
Lee Mtrest
Pub- Me
Miss Cline
Fankstown
Motorista
Misa Cline
Aon
Donates Shoes To Orphans Home Demonstrates Charity
Jacob Polack a North Jonathan street shoemaker gave 35 pairs of shoes to the Orphans Home inmates. W Walter Eumer superintendent thanked Polack in a letter of appreciation for the donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Polack
North Jonathan Street
Orphan's Home
W. Walter Eumer
Polack
Tells Potomac Club Of His World Trip
A Potomac Club gathering featured Pabner Tennant who recently returned from a world trip. He spoke at length about experiences, the countries visited, and his observations on peoples and conditions witnessed during his travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Club
Pabner Tennant
Local Wheat Sale Notes From Small Market
A fragmented notice lists a local grain sale with references to wheat and old corn. It mentions potential pricing and buyers, but readable details are limited. The fragment hints at a small chamber market dealing with produce and beverages in an undefined locale.
Baltimore publisher tied to war era papers and civic honors
The obituary notes a wartime transition into the business department of a major American paper, later becoming publisher after his father in law's death in 1883. He also ran the Baltimore Star, started in 1910, until its sale in 1920. A civic leader, he earned several French honors. surviving relatives include two daughters, three grandchildren, and a great grandchild.
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the American
Baltimore Star
Founals
Frank A. Munsey
Atfatra
Agnus
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Marti Wan
K. Kri
Howe
Pilin
Tive
Footer’s Cleaners
Ei Dyers
Jonathan Street
Stun Winle Pumay
Eth
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Ern
Woeuins
Pie Phage
Ali
Aly
Echanics Loan & Savings & Savings
Young’s Drug Store
Dre Wiadue
Hagerstown Dairy Co
Eldridge Dairy Co
Girlhitby Auto
Orphans’ Home
I. G
Copfer
C.D. Kenny Co
Adv
Lowe
W. P. Beard
General Agnus
New York
Ka. Pegay
Thayer Talbott
Tle Game Heeter
Fannia Hurst
Baltimore American
W.R. Spielman & Co
Grice
Waivenss Forst Hook
Frank Gallager Johar, Ritter
Arthur Gearheart
Maryland Cab Service
Ning Roo
Chilldren
Ter
Cottle
Breken
Ile
Massachusetts Mutual
Ad¢reas
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
Turner-Shirey
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Baltimore
James J. Shirey
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Packard
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Dr. Packard
Prof. Miller
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