Social connections and a Waynesboro wedding observed
Social mentions show Miss Maud Ground traveling to Virginia with many locals visiting relatives and friends in Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Ruth Curren and T Clark Motz wed quietly in Waynesboro with a reception in Hagerstown and a honeymoon to Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Currens
T. Clark Motz
Ruth BM. Curreng
Waynesboro
Nev
Joseph J. Guy
Earl Snider
Hagerstown
Albert Mentzer
Annie Mots
Walter Motz
Ed. Spangler
Jhon
George Motz
Raymond Todd
Harrisburg
Cora Carson
Routerville
Annie
Thomas B. Motz
South Church St
Landis ‘Tool Co
Local Health News From Williamsport and Nearby
Mrs Cleveland Burke of Williamsport recently left the hospital after a successful operation by Dr J Walter Layman. Mrs Noelkirik of Williamsport recovered from a week of illness. Mrs G W Hurd of Williamsport has improved after two weeks ill health. Mrs Harry Ditch of Pen Mar is at the hospital for an operation by Dr Wroth. Mrs Newton Clive was operated on at the hospital by Drs Wroth and Cannonel with Dr Mason attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Burke
Williamspst
J. Walter Layman
Thia City
Noelkirik
Williamsport
G. W. Hurd
Wi- Mamapart
Harry Ditch
Pen Mar
Wroth
Blaze Engulfs Adaman t ine Brick Plant at North Mountain
A major fire destroyed most of the Adaman tine Clay Products Company brick plant near North Mountain. Only the engine house and smoke stacks survived. The four year old facility, valued around 150000 with 37000 in insurance, burned after sparks from a passing train allegedly set the kilns alight. Firefighting was hampered by no local fire protection, but records and books were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Mountain
Adamantine Clay Products Company
Ames
Martinsburg
Berkeley County
Jefferson County
Frank Katz
Baltimore End
Ohio
Pointer Wins At Byberry In 2:25 Pace For $400 Purse
Pointer owned by Clarkson Bros. captured the 2:25 pace at Byberry track near Philadelphia yesterday. Deer Tinker, also owned by Clarkson, finished second with 2:19. best time was 2:15. Both entries are entered at Wilmington in the $1,000 stake next week. Frank L. Turner of Ambler Pa manages the stables and horses. He also owns two three year olds by Peter the Great trained at Lexington and staked at Wilmington Belmont and West Chester in 500 gold races each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pointer
Peter Pointer
Clarkson Bros
Byberry Track
Philadelphia
Deer Tinker
Same
Wilmington
Frank L. Turner
Ambler
Peter the Great
Lexington
Buttonwood Farm
Belmont
West Chester
SHIPPENSBURG PREPARES FOR 34TH CV FIREMEN CONVENTION
Shippensburg readies as the 34th annual C. V Volunteer Firemen's Association convention approaches. Fire companies Wigrant and Cumberland Valley burn extra hours to showcase equipment and readiness for three days starting Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shippensburg
Shiprensbure
C. V Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Wigrant
Cumberland Valley Hose
Ask Extension For Emmitsburg Trolley Line
A delegation of Emmitsburg business and professional men urged H and F directors to extend the electric line from Thurmont to Emmitsburg along the state road. They argued the seven mile rail link would boost the town’s development and support electric power use recently established there. CLOTHES WRINGERS R. D. McKEE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Marriage notes from Fort Loudoun and Sharpsburg events
Marriage mentions include Rhuella-Stohrer and Howard Lump of Fort Loudoun who wed at Washington Square M E church with Rev W L Lynn officiating, and Mary Turner Mills of Sharpsburg marrying John We Mills at the Church of the Brethren parsonage with Rev A B Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lump
Rohrer
Rhuella-Stohrer
Howard €. Lump
Fort Loudoun
Washington Square
M. FE
W. L. Lynn
Mills—Turner
Mary Turner
Sharpsburg
John We. Mills
Antietam
Church of the Brethren
A. B. Miller
Girl Gasblinist to Cross America Alone by Chestnut
Miss Anita King, who recently set a speed record between Los Angeles and San Francisco, has left the Expositions with a message to New York Mayor Mitchell. Her coast to coast trip will pass Hagerstown and arrive here in weeks. She will repair and drive alone, with no mechanic, after recovering from injuries that followed a film role with Victor Moore and work in Paramount pictures. The American Automobile Association has scheduled the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Ground
W. M. Railroad
Virginia
Soun Lemon
Summit Avenue
McEwan and Son
C. V
Pittsburg
Kaw
Mary Bender
Millersburg
Emma Garlock
East Franklin Street
N. C. Dennieton
Pittsburgh
A. K. McGraw
Lewis T. Byron
Dorothy
Lewis
Wm. P. Lane
Cartwright
Atlantic City
Brym
Olive
Ross
Katherine
Mapleville
Y ¥Rances
Charlotte Wiles
Williamsport
Olive Taunpower
Kemp’s
Howard Rowe
Kemp's
E. O. Donnt
Minerva
Emerson
Chicago
M. C. Bovey
New York City
R. C. Rohr
Baltimore
Sharpsburg
Hagerstown
J. H. B. Bowser
Alexander Klotz
New York Central Iron Works
Staunton
N. W. Myers
Solomon's Island
Harry Shefer
East Washington Street
New Windsor
Blue Ridge College
Jesse Littler
Springfield
J. B. Kelley
W. M
Susanna Thompson
Philadelphia
Sue B. Thompson
Frederick Bt
Celia Ridenour
Chambersburg
Whiliamson
Ross Woll
John Kregto
Atlanta City
New York
Jiucheon River
Earl P. Wolf
Lester Bros
Berrest McCardell
Alexandria
Enpena McCardell
John Kanaga
Hageretowns
Albany
Milton Bigge
East King Street
Shippensburg
Anita King
Angeles
San Francisco
Expositions
Los Angeles
Mitchell
Qiotten Pictures
Victor Moore
Califronia
Jease L. Lasky
Paramount Pictures
The
American Automobile Association
Big Fire. Little Cost-It's all Heat. CUSHWAS New Coal, 9-23-1f
A short notice highlights Cushwas new coal product marketed as high heat at low cost. Date 9 23 1f appears in OCR text. The item emphasizes affordability and strong heat for heating needs. No further details on supplier or price are provided in the readable portion.
Robbery at Pen Mar Distillery Probed as Thieves Strike
Bold intruders broke into a storehouse at the Pen Mar distillery near Waynesboro, bored holes in several barrels of whiskey, loaded one barrel onto a wagon, and escaped past local businesses. Chief Staley and state police investigated tracks and suspects, noting this is the third theft in a year. A $100 reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of the thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen Mar
Waynesboro
Electric Light & Power Co
Victor Tool Co
Second St
Staley
Corporal Rhoads
Pen Mar Distilling Co
Fire scare saves Penny and home at Mor risburg
Mr and Mrs D dear Bush of Mor risburg narrowly escaped a blaze when a boy sought a penny under a lounge. A match was lit during the search, igniting fringe but the mother quickly smothered the flames. The lounge and rug burned. the house was saved. Also an ad notes Concrete Block prices cut to 6 cents delivered in full loads, touting cheaper building material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Phono
Wolpfkildl
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Toran
Maggie
Darlin
Golly
DR. Smith
SCAG
Elizabeth Gorman
Chas. E. Young
Locust St
Martinsburgo
Clofhes Wringers
R. D. McKee
PB. D- McKee
AIR Rifles, K. Ly. McKee
D. McKer
Smoketown
R. Valentine
Schindel, Rohrer & CO
R. D. McKer
Chas. Chaplin
Tom Wise
Fai
the Pramos Picture Co
Hat Goodwin
Pen Mar Distillery
Rocoing
Tate
William Fox
Murked Distanceil
DR. Rameau
George Ohnet
Frederick Perry
Krink Stuard Holmes
Joan Luthern
Claire Whitney
Dorothy Renard
George Alleen
Mme
Olga Petrova
Temple Theatre
Maryland
Jedy
Oui
iStieff
Chas. M. Stieff
S.E. Minum, Mar
Central Square
Hagerstown, Md
Lished
CAE
A. W. Polace
Washington Street
Ullrich
Howard Ullrich
W. Washington St
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