Pope Family Holds Annual Reunion at Pidgeon's Meadow
The Pope family gathered for their annual reunion at Pidgeon's Meadow on Sunday. The oldest attendee was George Swartz and the youngest Bobby Hawkins, with many relatives from towns across West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania listed among the attendees.
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Pope
Pidgeon’s Meadow
George Swartz
Bobby Hawkins
William Dunn
Herman Snowder
C. C. Parks
Frances Swartz
Howard Dunn
Charles Town
W. Va
Walter Chatman
Walter Roper
Will Chatman
Reports Made At Council Meeting
Greencastle council meets with all members present as W Earl Gardner presides. The secretary reports the new street lighting schedule in effect since September 1 and a $310 credit adjustment from January 1. Water committee to pursue greater spring water flow and cooperate with state authorities on treatment and records. Water meters installed. several fountains operate contrary to regulations and owners to be notified. Request for Stop sign at South Allison and East Franklin deferred. Health officer to abate hog-related unhealthful conditions. Treasurer reports borough balance of $2517.86, land balance $4302.67, receipts $161.28, drafts $951.43. Local residents travel notices and visits to New York and Nova Scotia listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Council Hall
W. Earl Gardner
Stephen Tenley
Water Department
South Allison
East Franklin
Charles W. Bert
Florence Bitner
North Carlisle Street
J. Gilmore Fletcher
Manor
Charles Carl
Scarsdale
N. Y
John R. Whitton
Mamaroneck
Dorothy McLaughlin Gordon
Carlisle Street
New York
Nova Scotia
Minerva Sintz
Lillian Sintz
D. Watson Fletcher
Roanoke
Adam §. Elliott
Harry Eliott
Washington Street
Mysterious Death of Bern and Miss Harlow Probed
The death of actor Bern in Benedict Canyon is treated as a suicide. Miss Harlow, his wife, was by her mother’s home when questioned after a delayed report. Authorities cite a farewell note and mounting strain as key factors amid conflicting theories.
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Miss Harlow
Harlow
Bern
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Benedict Canyon
Belle Home
John Gilbert
Mayer
Irving Thalberg
Norma Shearer
Thalberg
Frank Nance
Marino Bello
Bello
Dry Law Backers Urge Education Campaign
Rev. Dr. F. Berry Plummer told the Hagerstown WCTU that education is needed to combat wet propaganda. He urged ministers to restart public school instruction and to publicize the pre prohibition traffic and its corruption, stressing the economic benefits of prohibition. The group planned to distribute literature at the Hagerstown Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Berry Plummer
Hagerstown
St. Paul’s U. B. Church
George W. Rohrer
Hagerstown Fair
Anti- Saloon League
Plummer
Local concert features solos by Sherman and Jeffries
A local performance offered a fair presentation of music without distortion of facts. Mrs A H Sherman sang a solo and Kermit Jeffries played trombone with Mrs Jeffries accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Sherman
Kermit Jeffries
Autoist Fined After Accident Near Upton
M.8 Ambrose of this city was fined 25 dollars and costs on a reckless driving charge after a triple collision near Upton. The occupants of all cars escaped with minor bruises.
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Ambrose
Upton
Missionary to Speak at Trinity Lutheran Church
The Women's Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran Church will hold a public meeting on Wednesday evening September 7 at 7:45 in the Sunday school room. A musical program prepared by the committee will be offered, featuring Miss Mary Hillabridle, a missionary to Japan, supported by the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Olock
Mary Hillabridle
Japan
Maryland Synod guest Mies Hillabridle to share mission message
Mrs Mies Hillabridle a young woman of notable personality will visit to relate her mission work and deliver a compelling message. All interested are welcome to hear her speak and learn about her efforts in missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Maryland Synod
Mies Hillabridle
Frederick names new Democratic Central Committee chair
Edward J. Smith of Frederick has been named to succeed the late Leonard C. Barrick of Woodsboro as chairman of the Democratic Central Committee of Frederick County. Paul I. Payne, also of Frederick, was named treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Edward J. Smith
Leonard C. Barrick
Woodsboro
Democratic Central Committee
Frederick County
Paul I. Payne
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Beonsboro
Charles
Schlotterbeck
Oscar Swartz
Grover Swartz
Orville Hill
James Bennett
Bnamay Ditlow
David Maljott
Williamsport
Porter
Aberdeen
Scotland
Gavan Binder
Chambersburg
Rosie Talbot
Russell
Darkesville
Henry Pope
Herbert Pope
Stewart Pope
Linden Hockings
Samuel Grubbs
Ella Dunn
0. Anderson
Evelyn Barrett
Winchester
George Adick
Fred Pope
Berryville
Bunker Hil
Will Grubbs
Mary Robinson
Cassie Pidgeon
G. Welch
Herbert Russell
Wadesville
Esther Dunn
Martinsburg
Clarence Gribbie
Tom Clark
Grafton
May and Son
MB Wiese
Ecuriches
Wehday
Procter & Gamble
Ratan
Oxyydol
Hagerstown Paint
Hagerstown, Md
Louis B. Walker
Edward B. Jones
Honolulu
Paul
Smart Foxlara
Montgomery
Ward & CO
Jonathan St
Hasehorn Bros
Franklin and Jonathan Streets
Mrs. Northcross
Enna Jetticks
Grace
SHOES
N. Potomac St
Cauffman & CO
East
Washington St
Manbeck
the Manbeck Bread Co
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