Grand Lodge Officials Visit Aaron Lodge No 33 Williamsport
Maryland grand lodge officers led by Grand Master Maxwell Kirschbaum conducted an official visitation at Aaron Lodge No 33 in Williamsport. Dignitaries including Rev J Parke Heller and Thomas M Jefferson attended. Kirschbaum received Dr Kirschbaum into the booster club. Plans were announced for a bowling team in the Williamsport league and a fair and party on October 13 and 14.
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Maxwell Kirschbaum
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Aaron Lodge
Pulaski
J. D. Myers
Philadelphia
Paul B. Watlington
Hagerstown
Charles H. Mead
Williamsport
Kirschbaum
Neal M. Grove
Charlee Miller
Harold N. Foltz
Lodge
Coiled windpipe lets crane sound its trumpeting call
The whooping crane can trumpet due to an unusually long windpipe that coils against its breastbone. Separately, tapping nails in plaster requires dipping the nail in hot water to avoid cracking the wall.
Hale Reilly Ends Up With Old Expert Beer
Hale Reilly of Holidsburg Pennsylvania joins the expert and enjoys a smooth mellow 100w beer. The ad touts Old Expert as his preferred choice and highlights its delicious taste.
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Hale
Hearty
Hale Reilly
Hollidaysburg
Reilly
Unofficial Returns From Washington County Dem Primary Districts
Local precinct tallies show scattered results across Washington County districts with entries listing Sharpsburg Williamsport Hagerstown Clear Spring Hancock Boonsboro Smithsburg Rohreraville Lelternburg Funkstown Sandy Hook Tilghmanton Cearfoss Rhe Co id Kold Springs Beaver Creek Halfway and multiple subdistricts. The record includes dense numeral data and scattered letters, reflecting early vote totals and reported counts.
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Sharpsburg
Williamsport
Willamsport
Hagerstown
Lelternburg
Funkstown
Yeeneey
Sandy Hook
Tilghmantan
Cearfossx
Kold
Springs
Beaver Creek
Hageratown
Chewaville
Keedysville
Downsville
Hagerastown
Ab —Hager
Chamber Loses Secretary Fast In Waynesboro Case
The Waynesboro chamber suffered a quick secretary loss as the appointed executive secretary, Ray E. Tanner, resigned before starting service. Directors moved to contact substitute secretaries, while Fred Mowen of Magnolia Avenue was mentioned amid campaign notes.
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Chamber
Wayneshora
Ray E. Tanner
Fred Mowen
Magnolia Avenue
United Lutheran Church In America
Dex Moines
Laws
Tie
USCA
North America
Street Patrols Crack Down On Speeders In City
In a string of arrests yesterday, motorists including Harry W Appenzellar Jr and Chester Moore faced charges for speeding. Officers cited charges of exceeding thirty miles per hour within city limits as a key offense amid reports of multiple drivers being stopped.
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George Westinghouse
Wens
Offering at Homewood Church cornerstone service
An offering of 225.05 was received Sunday at the cornerstone laying for the Homewood Church on the Williamsport Pike. About 300 persons attended as Rev. Gottlieb Siexenthal of Baltimore, president of the Potomac Synod, gave the address.
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Cornerstone
Homewood
Williamsport Pike
Gottlieb Siexenthal
Baltimore
Potomac Synod
Xave
Unclear Historical Note on Ceremony and Writing Habits
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Rev J Wade Huffman and a corn ceremony at Halfway with references to Homewood structure and a half mile per second travel claim. Also notes Victor Hugo allegedly forced to write by removing clothes to curb impatience.
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J. Wade Huffman
Victor Hugo
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