Westminster divinity student Endicott charged in Martinsburg case
Joseph Endicott of Westminster, a divinity student, faced a federal court charge in Martinsburg. District Attorney Walker asked Judge Baker to dismiss the case to avoid forcing Endicott’s wife and four children onto charity. Walker said a 17 year old girl and her mother claimed they lured him on sailing trips. the girl and Endicott were found in a hotel and she was sent to Virginia authorities for reform.
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Joseph Endicott
Westminster
Martinsburg
Stuart W. Walker
W. 5. Baker
Endicott
McConnellsburg
Baker
Bisinot
Walker
Misa Shaffer
Virginia
Wenod
Gets Automobile Back after Theft Months Ago
Ira Millar of Shady Grove recovered his Overland automobile stolen during the night of June 22 2921. Two suspicious strangers were seen in the village June 21 but no action taken until September 4 when theft service notified that the car was with Munfordville residents Miller and Roy Sellers. They found the thief and drove the auto back to Shady Grove.
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Ira Millar
Shady Grove
Milter
Millar
Overland Company
Munford
Impressive opening at Maryland Agricultural College Dormitory Ceremony
Cutage Park witnessed the cornerstone laying of Silvester Hall the new men’s dormitory at the University of Maryland. Henry Holantel of Hagerstown delivered the address praising late Capt Richard W Silvester and recalling student unrest that led to administrative changes.
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Cutage Park
University of Maryland
Silvester
Bivuington Lodge of Masons
Bellaville
Henry Holenptel
Hagerstown
Board of Regents
University
Holantel
Richard W. Silvester
Maryland Agricultural College
Capt. Silvester
Marriage Licenses Involving Names From Various Locales
Notices list marriage licenses for individuals including George H W Grwindr and Mahet G Dedyen with regional locales Rarabate and Needmore, Pa, alongside Wintella Evoyarts Piuneeek Md and Charis th Arey Mi Solon Va, indicating multiple filings across states. The fragmentary OCR text references additional names and places such as Kees Mertiscalurg Va, suggesting a wider regional tally of license records.
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George HW. Grwindr
Mahet G. Dedyen
Rarabate
Pia
Laws Co Merotan
Needmore
Dot Wintella Evoyarts
Piuneeek
Charis Th Arey
Mi Solon
Hia
Kees
Mertiscalurg
Draths Parti and Tanke Die in North Hare Tragedy
In a terse report from North Hare, authorities confirmed the deaths of Draths Parti and Tanke after a collision on a weighed highway. Investigators said the incident occurred yesterday with minimal surviving details released to the public.
EXPECT TROUBLE IN MINE FIELDS AHEAD
Cumberland Sept 22 Coal trade in Georges Creek and Upper Potomac shows no gain in conditions and little chance of early resumption. Operators cite high wages and union friction, with a two year agreement expiring April 1 and a possible one shop operation. A strike is feared, though some miners prefer lower pay to no work. Production remains about 25 percent in the field.
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Cumberland
Georges Creek
Fotomac
Union
Ex- Vires
Onen
Elthar
Golden eggs hoax shakes a hopeful bride
A newlywed couple in the Wea Mind area faced embarrassment after a wife misidentified ordinary objects as golden eggs. The husband, initially skeptical, exposed the ruse as the couple’s dream of fortune collapsed amid public laughter and disappointment.
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Witla
Wea
Dr Criswell Heads Waynesboro Nomination on Looks
Dr. G. Criswell of Waynesboro won the nomination for chief burgess by a landslide margin, drawing nearly all the women’s vote amid rivalries with D. C. Long. His candidacy faced opposition from the borough’s water works interests, while in Greencastle two women were nominated for local posts, Mrs. Mary S. Klepper for radical director and Miss Mary Barnhart for tax collector.
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Criswell
Waynesboro
Burgess
Long
Hoarough
Creencastle
Woman's Club Meeting Described In Informal Report
A note describes a very interesting gathering of a new division forming at an engines and professional workers lab. The meeting occurred in Poa chow Myht and involved passable remarks by Ora EP LO WAR. Parade events followed with uncertain details and local participation.
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Woman's Club
Enginesa
Profes-ional
Bilyary
Playground Drive Promotes School Grounds Campaign
A community drive urged support for playgrounds with the slogan All Hargeratoulana welcome. By week’s end organizers expected up to 20 000 attendees and emphasized playgrounds as essential to education separate from the School Board while Rotary members back the movement to guide local youths.
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St Ip
Kbt
Schoal Board
Backlighis Movement
Washington visitors Metzger arrive for annual Hagerstown stay
Mr and Mrs M S Metzger of Washington state arrived yesterday in Hagerstown for their annual visit. He hails from a city once tied to real estate and lumber industries. The note mentions Hiverett Washington and compares local business conditions, saying the western city is growing but shows mixed prosperity.
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M. Metzger
Hiverett
Wash
Hagerstown
Thin City
Itlaghla
Mr. Metzger
Hverett
H. & F. May Get Other Lines In Chambersburg
Chambersburg debates urban trolley control as C. & G. lines risk removal. A plan seeks Hagerstown & Frederick Railway Co to operate all lines in town with representatives and council in a Monday conference. HL & P requests a default proportion of service from rivals.
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Chambersburg
Hagerstown & Frederick Railway Co
T Own
HL & P
Green Castle burgess race candidates split tickets
Hiram Ss Minnick and William R Davison ran on both major tickets for chief burgess of Greencastle. Minnick won his ward by a small margin, carrying both ballots. Abe Martin reports Cranberry at Abe Martin's Meat Market on 16 Public Square.
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Grelncartle Burgesa
Hiram Ss. Minnick
William R. Davison
Greencastle
Minnick
Charglon
Abe Martin
Sousa Cancels Engagement In Hagerstown This Fall
John Philip Sousa cancels planned appearance at the Maryland Theater in Hagerstown on Wednesday October 5 due to injuries from a fall at Willow Grove Park in Philadelphia. Local musician fans face disappointment as the famed conductor withdraws with a likely reschedule attempt in March.
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John Philip Sousa
Hagerstown
Maryland
Sousa
Willow Grove Park
Philadelphia
Hagerntown
Suburban Day in October Cancelled by Holiday
The Trade Extension Committee of the Retailers' Bureau postponed Suburban Day due to a Jewish holiday on October 4. Plans shift to a monthly sale day. Fred Bible named to lead the committee with H R Martin Jr and John D Myers joining the board of directors for the Retailers' Bureau until December elections.
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Regi
Lar
Trade Extension Committee
Retailers’ Bureau
Toho Me, Ke and
H.R. Martin, Jr
P. P. Clark
Brown
Fred Bible
H. R. Martin, Jr
John D. Myers
Hetailers
Box Social at Ploesburg Sunday School Friday
The Ploesburg Sunday School plans a box social on Friday night September 23 in Clayton Hydes wooda. The fundraiser aims to support the church activities and community programs with proceeds from auctioned boxes.
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Ploesburg
Clayton Hydes Wooda
Markets Prices From Federal Milling and Refrigerating Co
Daily market notes dated September 22 lists flour at 6 to 10.75 dollars, wheat 4.22, screenings 0.90, shelled corn 0.60, bran 0.40, corn chop 18.80, white corn meal 2.40, yellow corn meal 2.40, scratch feed 2.60, butter 3 to 4 cents, creamery butter 0.45, lard 0.19, eggs 0.40, young chickens 0.33. Prices quoted for various grains and dairy and livestock products appear with multiple unit values.
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Federal Milling and Refrigerating Co
Bbc
Grapes Arrival Sparks Wine Lot Sale
Catatonia wine grapes have arrived in stock. The seller offers Zinfandel in 25 pound boxes at 2.36 dollars and Muscat at 2.25 dollars. Ramacciotti oversees sales.
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Catatonia
Muscat
D. Ramacciottl
Salst
Notice for Dr. P. L. Fairchild offices and contacts
Public notice lists Dr. P. L. Fairchild Phyagi tan and Surgeon offices in the Sherley Building with office phone 1870 and residence phone 1722-4. The notice date is September 20, 1961.
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P. L. Fairchild
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Tanke
Mount Popocatanet
Mexico
Aduption
Bride
Hagerstonians
Washington State
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United States
S. Potomac St
Gir
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Oliver Twist
Salio
Chambray
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