Despondent clerk William Brill dies by gas inhalation
William Brill a longtime Miller & Wineberg clerk in Mast Baltimore Street is believed to have taken his life Friday by inhaling gas in his cellar. Despondency was noted, with neighbors and sister Miss Migsmma Brill discovering the body after 6 pm. An inquest was deemed unnecessary. Brill leaves four sisters, including Emma Brill, Mrs Garfield Yorman, Mrs Harvey Koontz, and Mrs Wm Nunamaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Gummy) Brill
Mast Baltimore Street
Brill
Miller & Wineberg
Breil
Migsmma Brill
Miss Brill
Clayton
Bills
Britt
Fahrney
E. A. Wareham
Davis
Cushna
Ilice Bitner
Washington County
Miller & Winebers
Emma, Brill
Garfield Yorman
Harvey Koontz
City
Wm. Nunamaker
Waynesboro
Packard Hudson Essex Sales and Service Startzman Co
Startzman Motor Co at 63 W Franklin St offers sales and service for Packard Hudson and Essex cars. Phone 1779.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packard, Hudson, Essex
Startzman Motor Co
W. Franklin St
Hoffman-Staley Elec. Co
Locust St
Three Die In Evansville Interurban Crash
Three people die and seventy five are injured when an Evansville Indiana interurban car speeding from Dade Park race track passes an open switch and plows into box cars on a siding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Dade Park
Mapleville Church Notices and Regional Market Briefs
Mapleville notes Sunday school at 9 30 am and service by Rev Samuel D Lindsay at Mt Zion Church Chinakitn. Next Sunday will be Lindsay's last sermon before he enters Blue Ridge College. Also reports visits to regional residents and gatherings. Chicago and Baltimore grain and cattle prices listed with minor market movements and receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapleville
Samuel D. Lindsay
Mt. Zion
Ths
San- Mar
Lindsay
Blue Ridge College
Charles Grams
Elizabeth
Beaver Creek
Bruce Moser
Edgar Shoop
Chewsville
Jonas Moser
Henry Dick
Katherine
Hagerstown
E.&. Kennedy
Roso Wldridge
Elizabeth Routzahn
Myersville
Paul
Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Local boys write home on Army life at Fort Monroe
Private Glenn Shelly of Greencastle, serving at Fort Monroe, writes of a favorable first impression, good facilities, and plans to prepare for Coast Artillery School or West Point. He praises battery commander Captain Donaldson and notes fellow recruit Walter R. Gilbert and a Waynesboro acquaintance named Rook are in the same unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Chop
U. S. Army Recruiting Offce
Glenn Shelly
Fort Monroe
Shelly
Walter R. Gilbert
Greencastle
Virginia
Coast Artillery School
West Point Military Academy
Donaldson
Waynesboro
Rook
Ice Cream Parlor Promises Best for All Customers
The provider notes they give their steady customers the very best and serve superb ice cream, sodas, sundaes, frappes, and toasted sandwiches in light Suncheonette Service, aiming to satisfy every guest.
Courtney Preparing To Continue Flight
CORUNNA Spain Sept Capt F T Courtney the British aviator and his companions prepared to resume their trans Atlantic flight to New York this morning but had not yet started. Also a jury in Texas discharged after forty four hours deliberation in the Cain Anderson flogging case finding no verdict. The article notes the 5 stamp as the largest denomination and the half cent as the lowest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corunna
Spain
F. T. Courtney
New York
Cain Anderson
Richardson
Tex
Mutts Day at 1927 Hagerstown Fair Draws Kids
The Hagerstown Fair will feature a dogs and kids day with free admission for schoolchildren on a designated day. There is no pedigree requirement and prizes will honor the fattest, best kept, and ugliest dogs, plus owner awards. Geiser Manufacturing Company products will be shown, with other machinery makers planning exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Geiser Manufacturing Company
Waynesboro
Local fairs announce exhibitor assurances for opening
Hundreds of exhibitors pledged to attend the upcoming fair with their products. Hagerstown joins a campaign by the Seaboard Region of the United Palestine Appeal to be held during the Jewish High Holidays in synagogues across Maryland Virginia and the Carolinas. A Burlington NJ report notes elopement trend as couples bring their own minister. a minister, invited to ride along, insisted on staying after urging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageratown
Seaboard
United Palestine Appeal
Burlington
N. J
Elopers
John T. Kinkald
Marle C. Geiger
William P. Young
Elkton
Kinkald
Bikton
Winter coat with pyramided yoke design
A new winter coat features a back cut in sections forming a pyramided yoke in a skyscraper style and a flaring front. This experimental silhouette emphasizes angular lines and bold structure in outerwear.
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William Brill
Kinney’s
St. Hagerstown, Md
Men’s Snappy Clothes College Clothes Shop
Potomac Street
BR. A. Highbarger
H. R. Wagner
U.K
Agenix
Hart
John Su
Copeland
Dependablem
Refrigeratio
Mapleville Letter
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Victor Records
Talking Machine Shop
Potomac St
Sgt
John Chop
Pvt
Ft. Monroe
the Washington Restaurant Inc
Mackenzie Drug Co
S. Potomac St
Rest Haven
Willard
Hagerstown Battery Co
Baltimore Street
Courtney
United States
Palestine Appeal
Maryland
North
South Carolina
the Groh Realty Co
Washington. ST
John B. Kieffer
Hagerstown Clearing House Association
Highbarger
Optonetriat
Potomac St. City
Phome
the Keller, Stonebraker and Saxton Co. General Insurance
West
Washington Street
Washington St
Magensoawm
Caskey Baking CO
Hagerstown Loan & Thrift Corn
Grice Building
Jonathan St
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