Maryland factory payrolls surge 12.1 percent in August
Baltimore reports preliminary figures from Dr. J Knox Insley Commissioner of Labor and Statistics show Maryland industry payrolls up 12.1 percent in August. The year over year payroll rise reaches 42.4 percent with employment up 26.3 percent. Factory employment increased 6.5 percent in August and continues to grow.
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Baltimore
Maryland
J.knox Insley
Commissioner of Labor and Statistics
Insley
Rearnol Soap and Ointment Promise Clear Skin
An advertisement urges locating the skin disorder source and treating internally as needed. It promotes daily facial cleansing with Reasinol Soap and applying Resinol Ointment to pimply spots to relieve soreness and speed healing. Begin today.
Beverage and iron steel payrolls rise in August
The August data show beverage industry employment up 18.3 percent and payrolls 15.7 as beer manufacture and reopened breweries drive gains. Over 12 months beverage employment up 361.3 percent and payrolls 449.4 percent, with even larger annual increases in iron and steel and cotton goods sectors.
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Bever ‘Gee
Iron and Steel
Bible Class To Hold Thirtieth Reunion At St Pauls Church
The 30th reunion of the Women’s Bible Class at St Pauls M church will be held tomorrow at 7 45 PM in the church banquet hall. All former members invited for a program featuring vocal numbers by Mrs A H Sherman Miss Mary Cousens and Mrs Gray son Steffey reminiscences by Mrs N W Myers and a memorial service led by Mrs H S Weston. Dr Carl L Hubba of Ann Arbor Michigan states fish sleep with eyes open.
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Women’s Bible
St. Paul’s M. ©. Church
E. H. Zeigler
A. H. Sherman
Mary Cousens
Grayson Steffey
N. W. Myers
H. S. Weston
Local Social Notes from Mapleville and Nearby
Mapleville social items list visits and guest stays across Boonsboro Hagerstown and surrounding towns. Names include Keadle Gantz Cunningham Shoop Smith Lumm Martz and others with relatives visiting from Pittsburgh Philadelphia and elsewhere during recent weeks and days.
Local family visits noted in scattered reports
Mary Foltz and son Clarence, last Sunday, Mrs EB Kennedy and daughter Lillian visited George Kennedy and family last Saturday. Mrs Laura Shifler Boonsboro and Miss Wolfinger with her sister and husband Washington visited Mrs Ellen Shifler and family Monday. John Glenn, employed in Baltimore, visited his home folks Sunday.
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C. Ned Keadle
Jane
Hagerstown
Mary L. Strause
C. A. Shoop
Raymond Smith
Alice Gift
Lena
John Martz
Minnie Middiehau
Morris
Harvey Martz
Missouri
Elmer Funk
C. E. Fahrney
Here
Elmer Reeder
Roy Lumm
Jean
Mildred Lumm
Beaver Creek
Merle Groza
Phyllis Stouffer
Lloyd Gross
Boonsboro
E. T. Gross
Tennie Ford
Harry Cross
Philadelphia
Harvey Albin
Mary Foltz
Clarence
Mary Hake
San Mar
Harriaburg
Rush Flora
Boonaboro
Mra
Kennedy
Lillian
George Kennedy
Laura Shifler
Miss Wolfinger
Washington
Ellen Shifler
John Glenn
Baltimore
District Meets Hart Elects Leaders for Epworth League Sub-Districts
Margaret Hart was elected president of the Hagerstown sub district of the Fredericks district Epworth League. The meeting at Calvary Methodist church in Frederick decided to subdivide the Hagerstown art district into a Frederick sub district covering Morgan Mt Airy New Market New Windsor Thurmont Union Bridge Union Ville Walbersville Frederick Urbana Doubs Brunswick Hillsboro and Harpers Ferry. Officers for both sub districts were installed by Dr. Frank Steelman with detailed posts for each chapter. The devotional service led by Guy Kelly centered on He Took It Upon Himself and Rev Dr Ellis Williams urged members to help build a better church. A brief recreational period followed refreshments.
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Margaret Hart
Hagerstown
Fredericks
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick
Epworth
Morgan
Mt. ‘Airy
New Market
New Windsor
Thurmont
Union
Bridge
Smithsburg
June Mason
Winchester
Paul Moore
Washington . Square
Harold Rowe
Edna Detrich
Howard Street
John, Corby
Williamsport
Edward Dougherty
Pearl
Guy Kelly
Ellis Wlliams
Licked Them All But John Barleycorn Dies in Alley
In Los Angeles a patrolman found a severely injured man in a gutter after a fall from a second story hotel window near the railroad yard. The dying man whispered I licked em all and spoke of Dixie Kid’s 1904 welterweight win, while detectives cited old clippings and names linked to the case.
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Los Angeles
John Barleycorn
Joe Walcott
San Francisco
Anid
Neto
Aaron Brown
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Incident
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an injured person with a broken arm and internal injuries. Names and details are unclear, but the text references police and a potential pension-like distribution or payment. The passage is incomplete and lacks verifiable facts.
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Aurseous
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