Auto Mishap Brings Fine to Samuel Burger
Samuel Burger was fined 300 dollars and costs on a charge of operating a car while intoxicated by Justice JH Eitner. Deputies Cushwa and [iamd] arrested him after his vehicle struck a car driven by Thormep Hedemie at Summit Avenue and Hood Street. Witnesses said Burger crossed into the opposite lane and hit the other car, injuring Rideneur and Leona Sterling.
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Samuel Burger
JH. Eitner
Burger
Cushwa Ind
Iamd
Ous Thormep Hedemie
Summit Avenue
Hood Stree
Ridenour
Rideneur
Leona Sterling
Walnut Point school opens with 22 pupils and new teacher
Sept school opened Tuesday morning with Miss Grace Coper of Washington DC as teacher and twenty two scholars enrolled. Also notes of local visits, social gatherings, and a false fire alarm near Walnut Point, plus a feature on glamorous gowns.
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Walnut Point
Grace Coper
Washington, D.C
Mee
Go Bo Wwendall
Paul Cook
Ohio
Llinois
Michigan
Boeliz
Akron Ohia
Mary Burgan
Mason and Dixon
Almeta Burgan
Win Needy
Chicago
Boward
Hilton Long
Amonzs
Philadelphia
Watter Frush
Isabell
George
Donail
Robert
Richard
Albert Draper
Independence
Hook
Burgan
Imelia
Arthur
J. H. Kiracofe
Washington County Hospital
Cheries Kiracofe
North Mulberry Street
James Grove
Tycretown
Clarence Trumpanee
Mo M. Warner
Blaine
John Johnson
Geraldine
Chambersburg
Ira Rowe
Wim. Boward
Amowen
Red Bridge Park
Chem’bershurs
Howard Sprecher
Three Hurt In Auto Accident Near Frederick
Three persons were injured in a car crash on the Frederick county side of South Mountain. George J. Crawford of Gaithersburg drove toward Frederick and crowded the Lewis Lochner vehicle, forcing it off the road and colliding with Francis H. Burdette’s Martinsburg car. G. B. Hedges of Martinsburg suffered multiple broken ribs while Mrs. Molle R. Lochner and Miss Sarah Burdette had cuts and bruises. Crawford’s car spun around in the collision occurred around 6745 o'clock.
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Ina
Frederick County
South Mountain
George J. Crawford
Gaithersburg
Frederick
Lewis Lochner
Francis HH. Burdette
Martinsburs
G. B. Hedges
Martinsburg
Molle R. Lochner
Sarah Burdette
Crawford
Jochner
Burdette
Hagerstown
Machines Collide Injuring Three in Pennsylvania Border Crash
Three Hagerstown residents were injured and a fourth, Edgar Ridenour of East Baltimore Street, was arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated after a crash on the Middleboro Pike near the Pennsylvania line. Injured are Alec Leitz with a broken nose and Louise Honestine and Mary Baker, both hospitalized. Ridenour held for a Chambersburg hearing.
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Hagerstown
Middlebore Pike
Pensylvania
Edgar Ridenour
Baltimors Street
Chambersburg
Hvhar
Alec Leitz
Louise Honestine
Mary Baker
Ineal
Leitz
Ridenour
William Casey
Washington Street
Wllef
Five Hogs Killed In Auto Accident
Five hogs were killed and a sixth crippled when an automobile struck the animals on a rural road. The driver halted and reported the incident to local authorities. No injuries to people were reported. The hogs belonged to a nearby farmer and were likely strays. Police opened a routine investigation into the mishap.
Peterson's Ointment Promises Heal Old Sores
An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment for eczema rashes pimply skin and chafing. It claims the product offers mighty healing power and helps many users, with a listed price of a few cents per jar.
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Peterson
Unknown motorist tied to Clear Spring accident
An unclear report describes a Saturday night incident near Clear Spring involving George Rhodes, owner of the apimals, who said they were driven to graze in a pasture and somehow wandered onto the road, with Rhodes unaware of the crash as he found the damaged vehicles and debris.
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George Rhodes
API Mals
Fire on Funkstown to Sharpsburg Bridge Thwarted by Locals
A deliberate blaze damaged the Funkstown to Sharpsburg Pike bridge over Intietam Creek. Funkstown residents formed a bucket brigade and called Ha gerstown firefighters, who quickly extinguished the flames on the wooden girders. Police search for two stolen cars linked to York and Cumberland suspects. an Ohio tourist’s vehicle was also taken. Justice Duffey fined Daymude 24 dollars for carrying concealed weapons after a dispute and attempted to retrieve a revolver.
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Intietam Creek
Funkstown
Sharpsburg Pike
Hagerstown
Firat Hose
York
Claude Hartley
Frederick Street
Cumberland
Ohio
Dagmar Hotel
Daymude
Justice Duffey
John Daymude
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Druka
Mississippi River
BAYER
Prospect Streets
Romana Verblonse
Fee Aoab
Freed-Eisemar Vietar Vadin
Philco AB
Philco
Eyerly’s Department Store
PF. Moller Co
Washington
Philette Radio Co
W. Franklin
Talking Machine Shop
S. Potomac
JFE
Feltner
Hancock
Philadelphia Storage Battery Co
Ontario
Fambo
Pls
Pth
Daniel H. Haines
Eason
Franklin Street
Hagerstown, MD
Ezra C. Stiles
Pittsburgh
America
Tions
Hamilton Farms
Middleburg Pike
Bey
Cnrele
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