World War Memorial Fund Carnival Parade Budgets Over 91000
A two day carnival in Smithaburg for the World War Memorial Fund closed with over 91000 raised. The procession featured Antietam veterans, local officials, and the Smithaburg Band. Bert Phettiplace won best decorated auto. Charles Igler judged most comic, and David Newman, Morris D Tel, Richard Wolf, and Charles Yortas won prizes for decorated bikes. Indian and gypsy groups and a notable baby contest highlighted the pageant amid organizational quirks and a canceled pretty girl contest due to lack of entrants.
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Oppen “Carniival
Wenings i Smitheburg
Get Rebi
Antietam
Veterans of Confederacy
Ignd
Smithaburg
Bert Phettiplace
Nley Hauger
Charles Igler Wen
David Newman
Moat
Morris D Tel
Richard Wolf
Charles Yortas
Misa Alice Hershberger
Gire
Miss McGraw
Mra. G. Hiteshew
A. Baltimora
Smuithaburg Infanta
Ite
Margaret
Agnes Hogan
Daugher
John Hogan
Balmore
Anna
Grace Nield
Hageratown
Lester Lekman, Jr
Reid, Md
Babba
Hag
Parade committees named for local carnival event leaders
Lancelot Jacques Sr chaired the parade committee while Mrs B Staniey Hauver Mrs C R Wolfinger and Mrs Max Newman formed the carnival committee. The passage lists local leaders responsible for organizing the event and selecting the prettiest girl.
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Lancelot Jacques, Sr
Mra
Staniey Hauver
C.R. Wolfinger
Max Newman
Government Operations Shrinkage Prompted by Mellon Plan
Washington on September 7 reports fiscal operations shrinking as Secretary Mellon outlines September financing. Treasurer expects three month borrowings to total 350 million dollars. To cover requirements between Sept 15 and Dec 16 a 360 million dollar Treasury certificate issue will be made bearing 2 percent interest and maturing in one year.
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Washington
Mellon
Isue
Treasury
Explosion kills two on a tanker in Bayonne NY
An explosion in the engine room of the gasoline tanker Taxaco near Bayonne New York on September 1 killed Martin F Ballou chief engineer and James Piggott assistant engineer. Piggott was hurled onto the deck by the blast as firefighters battled the blaze.
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Bayonnec
N.Y
Taxaco
Martin F. Ballou
Bayonne
James Piggott
Gloucester
N. C
Fire crews battle blaze after long hours of effort
Department worked several hours to extinguish the burning off. Firefighters from the local department fought the flames through the night, preventing spread to neighboring buildings and ensuring residents were safe. No injuries reported.
Officers chosen for Bible class at First Church
The Bible class of Frat Chr ian Bible School elected officers for the year starting October. President J Jennings, vice president O Na Denata, secretary W B Berry, assistant secretary IR Waylor, treasurer LU M Fouke, teacher Hon F G Wagaman, publisher S B Kline, pianist Riley A Henason. Class meets Sundays at 9 15 with music and lesson exposition. Next meeting set for 7 30 Tuesday October 14.
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F. G. Wagaman
B. Kline
Riley A. Henaon
Thig Clesa
Lot Sale at Homewood Next Saturday Noon
Ninneman of Bauitable Bulldera announces the sale of 160 lots in Homewood along Williamayort pike between Bagera and Williamsport. The event on September 18 begins at 2 o'clock, with Will Matthews of Greensboro crying the sale and boasting a record of over two million dollars in real estate sales in the past quarter.
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N. PB
Ninneman
Bauitable Bulldera, Inc
Chamberland
Greensboro
N. C
Homewood
Williamayort Pike
Bageratown
Williamsport
Will Matthews
Water and
Gan
Homewood Addition Progress Noted in Halfway Area
In Halfway the Mada development Homewood Addition shows rapid growth with graded streets and laid curbs. The area near Hagerstown features a beautified section as progress continues on sidewalks and infrastructure.
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Prokresstys
Wabarh
Hagerstown
Woman Falls Down Elevator Shaft in Office Building
Anna Wilson Mire, 24, of Cumberland Road, Cumberland, suffered injuries believed fatal after falling down an elevator shaft in an office building. Police seek a man suspected of unintentionally causing her to open the elevator door while pursuing her.
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Washington
Ben’ . T
Traditional soothing syrup recalled but no narcotics found
A historical note states a mother and Fletcher Castorm product marketed for over 80 years as a gentle substitute for teething remedies and cough syrups. It claims no narcotics and directs readers to proven directions on each package, with physician endorsements implied.
Local notes on aid and therapy in a cryptic update
A brief fragment indicates three Sweeka axes and Physisiane lent The bopé for two recovery efforts. The text is unclear on entities and exact actions, citing tools and a recovery gesture without explicit context or outcome.
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Physisiane
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Virginia Ave
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Yalute Service Commission
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LotSale
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Lamberton China
Ofarry S. Myers
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