Committees On Wheat Control Form County Board
W M Huyett was chosen chair man and a county board member of the Wheat Production Control Association at a Smiths burg high school meeting. Archie Winters Amos Shockey also elected as local committee members for the Ringgold Cavetown district. Beaver Creek Funks town districts elected R C Weagley chair man with William E Hebb and Frank L Funk as directors. Meetings today at Hagerstown M G A and Chewsville Schoolhouse then final parish house gathering at Lappans Thursday. The eight chairmen will meet to plan farm signups for the county drive.
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W. M. Huyett
Smithsburg
Archie Winters
Amos Shockey
Ringgold
Cavetown
Beaver Creek
Funkstown
R. C.F. Weagley
County Board of Directors
William E. Hebb
Frank L. Funk
Hagerstown
Chewsville
Lappans
Three Horses Die In Blaze At Hawthorne Track
Chicago Sept 6 Three thoroughbreds were missing after a fire swept 18 stables at Hawthorne race track damaging property worth 150 six hundred dollars The missing horses include Ima Count owned by Norman W Church of Los Angeles and Boca ratone and Bridesroom two selling platers Officials said the loss is fully insured and rebuilding of the destroyed barns would begin immediately
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Ima Count
Norman W. Church
Los Angeles
Bocaratone
Bridesroom
Chicago Business Men's Association
Busy Labor Day Visits Light Up Sharpstown Area
SHARPSBURG September 3 Mr and Mrs George Busby and daughter of Takoma Park spent Labor Day with Mr and Mrs Charles Gross and family. Several visitors from Washington D C Camden New Jersey Roanoke and Baltimore dropped by for weekends and dinners. Local residents Miss Heen Gloss Mrs Emma Gloss and Mrs Louis Lohman hosted guests while others enjoyed trips to Johnstown and Shepherdstown.
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Sharpsburg
George Busby
Takoma Park
Charles Gross
Wm. D. Himes
Europe
France
Belgium
Germany
Switzerland
England
Heen Gloss
Washington, D. C
Emma Gloss
Wm. Crane
Camden
N. J
Frank Green
Carroll Highberger
Swathmore
Nicodemus House
Philip Himes
Roanoke
Wm. Easterday
Ethel Emery
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Misa Abbie Wrand
George T. Hodges
Jane and
Nancy
R. D. Farley
James
Charles Town
Ann Sophia Warley
Geraldine Hishberger
Hagerstown
EF. P. Earley
Tyler Moore
New York
Ray Marker
Morrisburs
Richard Burgan
Williamson, Pa
Louis Lohman
Charles Wilson
Baltimore
Willam Wilsson
Alta Crampton
Batimore
Albert Crampton
Paul Clarke
Emery Wyand
Laura DeLauney
Clifford Swain
Max
Jean
Johnstown
Reuben Koontz
Chas. Rinehart
Mary Snyder
John Havey
Jamies Grove
Leon Carnahan
Malsolm Hooves
Grafton Smith
Shepherdstown Bridge
Spickler Letter Social Notes From Hancock District
Spickler Sept 5 notes visits among Forsythe Eyveritts Yeakle Spickler and Ridenour families. Mrs Trumpower indisposed. Distant relatives from Hagerstown Baltimore and Halfway visit. A stray line on visibility describes nautical light height relation.
Adoption of Orphan Ends in New York Trial
Peter Christophelis returned to the Omaha Orphanage after a failed trial adoption by Mr and Mrs Jean Strengs of New York. Though praised for resemblance to their late son, Peter resisted the Strengs luxuries and duties, displaying arrogance and sharpness toward their household. Father Flanagan visited to decide if the arrangement would become permanent, but Peter was sent back to Omaha the same day Flanagan arrived.
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New York
Peter
Christophelis
Omaha
Reilly
Jean Strengs
Paterson, N. J
Jeanne
Father Flanagan
Strengs
Quake Takes a Heavy Toll in Szechwan Province
Shanghai reports describe an August 25 quake in western China as the worst in a century with heavy loss of life and property. Chengtu said 100 killed and five counties laid waste with 170 square miles of collapse. Captain John H. Church, U S Army instructor with the Maryland National Guard, transferred to civilian duties in Frederick.
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Shanghai
Szechman
China
Chengtu
Frederick
John H. Church
U. S. Army
Maryland National , Guard
Conservation Corps Camp Relocated to Philippine Islands
Conservation Corps camp in Wyoming this summer is transferred to the Philippine Islands. Friends of Captain Church, who served eight years, had expected him back.
Small Secretary: Five Year-Old Patsy Ann Kelly
Seattle reports Patsy Ann Kelly, five, daughter of the State Commissioner of Labor and Industries, described as a perfect secretary. She answers the telephone for her father and replies to inquiries, occasionally noting there are no jobs at the moment.
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Seattle
Patsy Ann Kelly
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Los Angeles Superior Court
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Thelma Eyveritts
Hancock
Powers
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Darce
Leon
Kenneth
Dearfoss
Victor Spickler
Mollie Yeakle
H. E. Tosten
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Guy Hull
Grover Foreythe
Luther Fritth
Christian Hawbaker
Lana
Christine
Rolfa Maer
John Trumpower
Alice Seliera
George Hose Buster Sanders
Fred Renner
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Frank Spickler
Richard Blower
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