Alsatians to Elect Tonight
The Alsatia Club Inc will elect officers for the coming year this evening from 7 to 9 in club rooms. Ballots sent to members list positions including president vice president secretary treasurer financial secretary and five board members for two years. G C Brandenburg chairs the election with two judges and two clerks assisting. results announced at Monday’s meeting with installations in October. Retiring officers include President Wm G Horst and vice president.
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Alsatia Club Inc
Board of Governors
G.C. Brandenburg
Local Officials Election Details and Nominations
Charles L Mobley secretary. J Vernon Mete treasurer. Wilbur M Fiery financial secretary. M Perry Porterfield listed. Several named to succeed in their own offices. Election set 7 p.m to 7 p.m with no mail ballots. all ballots must be cast in person.
Supper Held for Governor and Mayor at Fair
Governor Albert C. Ritchie of Annapolis and Mayor Howard Jackson of Baltimore were hosted by Attorney General and Mrs. William Preston Lane Jr at 943 The Terrace in an informal supper last evening. They attended the Hagerstown Fair on Governor's Day, with Governor Ritchie and Mayor Jackson as guests.
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William
Preston Lane, Jr
the Terrace
Albert C. Ritchie
Annapolis
Howard Jackson
Baltimore
Ritchie
Jackson
Hagerstown Fair
Rally Day Service at Ringgold Union Church
The C EB Society of Ringgold Union Church presents a rally day service Sunday evening September 17 at 8 o clock. The program includes song Onward Christian Soldiers Scripture reading invocation playlet The Better Way special music Rouzerville quartet addresses by Albert Williams and Leroy Clark Rouzerville quartet closing hymn and benediction.
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C. EB. Society of Ringgold Union Church
Rouzerville Quartet
Albert Williams
Leroy Clark
Rouzerville
Benedic’tion
Heavy criminal calendar for September term at Frederick Circuit Court
Frederick September term opens Monday with a busy docket. Most cases are minor in nature, but court officials anticipate a heavy schedule across the calendar.
This Slender Black Faille Dress With White Jabot
A fashion feature by Helen Williams presents a black faille dress with a white jabot at the neckline, highlighting a slimming hipline and simple construction. Pattern No. 2736 offers sizes 36 through 48 with material needs listed and a call to order the Autumn Fashions book and pattern for 10 and 15 cents respectively.
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Imatrons
Warning To Gold Hoarders
Washington announces a final chance for gold hoarders to turn in holdings before the Justice Department publicizes names. By September 18, they must file forms detailing amounts held as President Roosevelt orders. The government lists 42 known hoarders and will prosecute those failing to file. Earlier hoarders numbered over 5,000 with gold valued above 40 million dollars. Respondents already submitted substantial quantities to date.
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Washington
Justice Department
Roosevelt
Gold Hoards by State Reported in Vast Collection
A tally lists states with recorded gold hoards under $39 million total. Kentucky shows 1 hoard at $200, Maryland 16 hoards totaling $30,270, New Jersey 20 for $68,660, New York 153 for $670,620, Ohio 2 for $1,700, Pennsylvania 17 for $19,670, Tennessee 4 for $960, and Virginia 2 for $1,558.
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Kentucky
Maryland
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Virginia
New A. B. Church Dedication and Local Appointments
The A. B. Church at Bene Volia was dedicated at a cost of 15000. Rev C M Sparrow serves as pastor. Greencastle Lutheran elected Rev H P Burkholder of Berlin Pa as pastor with a 92500 salary. Maryland Pressed Steel, In dustrial League champions, were invited to a Hamilton banquet. Roy Smyre named to local police force. Headlines claim 10000 Germans captured on the St Mihiel front.
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Benevola
C. M. Sparrow
Greencastle
H. P. Burkholder
Berlin
Maryland Pressed Steel
Hamilton
Years Ago 30 Today Highlights Local Appointments
Charles Albert Bender a full blood Apache Indian pitched for the Philadelphia Athletics while vacationing at Carlisle. Street Board names Thomas H. Barber to the police force. Williamsport Greencastle Turnpike Co. elects George A. Miller as president and treasurer. Hagerstown bank stock sold at public sale for 89.75 per share. J Richard Eckstine leaves for Uniontown Alabama to become a school teacher. Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co. elects William H Armstrong president and Chas J Powles secretary with David M Hurley as vice president and A J Zinkand as chief director.
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Charles Albert Bender
Philadelphia Athletics
Carlisle
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
William H. Armstrong
David M. Hurley
Chas. J. Powles
Chas. A. Spangler
A. J. Zinkand
Negro Held In Robbery Case
James Johnson, 28, colored, was arrested last night by Lieutenant J. F. Desmond and Patrolman Max Rickard on a warrant charging horse breaking in Mont- (text cuts off)
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James Johnson
J. F. Desmond
Max Rickard
Mont
Johnson Named in Bethesda Robbery Case and Alias History
Johnson is alleged to have robbed Grossman Brothers store in Bethesda. Local records show aliases including Richard Johnson and James Williams. He was convicted in local court on breaking and entering and received an 18 month sentence.
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Gomery County
Johnson
Grossman Brothers
Bethesda
Richard Johnson
James Williams
Editor asks why out-of-town gamblers operate on fairgrounds
In a letter to the editor, a Hagerstown reader protests that local merchants with taxes and licenses cannot run punchboards or gambling devices, while outsiders run cash prize games at the fairgrounds and leave town with the winnings, asking why this discrimination and what law allows it.
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Hagerstown
Chief Tshekedi ousted after flogging incident in Bechuanaland
Tshekedi, young chief of the Bamangwato, was removed by a British commission following the flogging of an European in a native court. The European, Phineas Mackin Mosh, a British subject, faced charges.
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Serowe
Bechuanaland
Tshekedi
Phineas
Native Court Flogs Youth Leader for Immoral Conduct
A local native court sentenced a young chief to flogging after a charge of living with a native woman. The case is described as conducted under traditional authority with the presiding judge named in reports.
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