Taft merges Unitarian bodies at Cleveland conference
Chief Justice William Howard Taft announces the merger of the General Conference of Unitarianism with the American Unitarian Association in Cleveland. The move creates a restructured denomination, retaining free representation and self-direction while binding actions to the reorganized association. The biennial fall session will focus on spiritual aims, with the merged body reflecting over 60 years of independent work.
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Cleveland
William He Taft
United States
Canada
Taft
American Unitarian Association
Association
Boston
Modern dental method fights film on children's teeth
A nationwide hygiene movement offers a free ten day test of a new toothpaste Pepraent that supposedly combats a dental film clinging to teeth. The ad claims film causes decay and gum trouble, promising to enclose a free one day tube coupon for trial.
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Chilren
Moby
Zome 20 Natione
Suit for Damages Over $1000 in Frederick County Court
County Commissioner Lewis F. Lochner of Frederick sues Hagerstown attorney Joseph W. Wolfinger for slightly above $1000 over a Baltimore pike auto collision. Case before Predavilk court yesterday with jury. plaintiff led by R. S. Harp and defendant by D. Princeton Buckey.
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Lewis F. Lochner
Frederick County
Joseph W. Wolfinger
Hagerstown
Predavick
Baltimore Pike
R. S. Harp
D. Princeton Buckey
Youth struck by automobile in city limits
Robert Allen, a youth from Hryant place, was slightly injured yesterday afternoon after being struck and knocked to the ground by EF G Chapman’s automobile near its city. He was among several youths and ran backwards into the vehicle, suffering only minor bruises.
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Robert Allen
Hryant Place
EF. G. Chapman
Plague Hall
Chapman
Sale of Superior Oil Co to American Oil Co
American Oil Co of Baltimore buys Superior Oil Co of A. G. Hartgen. Possession of the filling station on the National Highway at the end of West Washington Street to begin October first. Price not disclosed. Edward M. Hull announced the sale.
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Superior Oil CO
The
American Oil Co
Baltimore
A. G. Hartgen
Washington Street
Edward M. Hull
History Made Fun By Mansfield Illustrated Strip
The Evening Sun promotes history as a fascination for children through J. Carroll Mansfield's illustrated strip. Regular home access to the paper is encouraged to spark interest in historical topics among boys and girls.
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J. Carroll Mansfield
Child Killed by Bear at Otisville Home
Three year old Torothy Craig died at her father’s Otisville New York home after one of two pet bears escaped its tether and attacked her as she ran to the locked front door. Parents and two passersby struggled to separate the animal until a neighbor arrived with a rifle and shot the bear, but she had sustained fatal injuries.
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Torothy Craig
Otisville
N. Y
Stems Of Interest From Greencastle
Greencastle Sept 23 I Henry Snyder left for Tacoma Park to enter Biss Electrical School for the 1926 term. Howard Noble returned to Huntingdon after ten days with his sister Maude Nobre in East Baltimore Street. Roy B Garling of Greencastle and Margaret Myers of Boonsboro were married at the First United Brethren Parsonage with Rev. George W Strine officiating. New Church Day observed at First United Brethren with a combined rally, 9:45 start, program under Normal L Walk and Prof Huber D Strine. Pan Piper's Glee Club and Sunday School Orchestra performed. offerings noted. Treasurer J A Hollinger reports $2,643.11 toward the new church. Rev Clore W Strine expected to deliver a strong annual report. Dr A L R Ayers' quarterly conference requests Rev Strine for next year. Dr Guy Yinmerman died at home in Lebmasters age 61 after months of illness. He leaves a widow, a daughter in hospital, and a son. member of Mercer Presbyterian Church.
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Greencastle
I. Henry Snyder
Tacoma Park
Washington
D. C
Biss Electrical School
Howard Noble
Huntingdon
Maude Nobre
Baltimore Street
Roy B. Garling
RB. R
Margaret Myers
Boonsbero
First
United Brethren Parsonage
George W. Strine
United Brethren Church
Garling
J. T. Garling
W.H. Myers
Emma G. Strine
Charles Burkholder
Elise
J. A. Hollinger
John Smith
Clore W. Strine
Shippenebury
Alr. Ayers
Strine
Guy Yinmerman
Lebmasters
Sylvan Township
Chambersburg
Presbyterian Church of
Mercer
Meddlesome Knight Templar Fated for Funeral Services
Funeral services held at the late home Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock for Todge F. and A. M. and a Knight Templar. Interment at Lehmasters. A wry remark questions the quickest way to decide divorce by testing living together.
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Meddley
Bide
Todge F
A. M
Templer
Lehmasters
Plant Juice Ends Wrecked Health Say Canton Man
Mr Elmer Lighthizer of Canton Ohio credits Plant Juice with reversing years of illness The plant tonic helped his sluggish liver congested bowels and kidney pains It improved sleep appetite and backache and he urges others to try Plant Juice Sold by D C Aughintaugh & Son and Kneisley's Pharmacy and druggists everywhere Ady
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Mr. Elmer Lighthizer
Second Street
N.W
Canton
Ohio
Hagerstown
D.C. Aughintaugh & Son
Kneisley
Ady
Valuable Homes Sold Here Auction to Follow
Dr and Mrs A N Branin sold their Carson property at 305 North Potomac Street through Edw M Hull and will move their Branin residence to Oak Hill and Irvin Avenue Edwin C Hook will occupy the Branin home November 1 Carson will take an apartment at John G Bower House Potomac Avenue Terms of the Carson sale not disclosed A public auction will sell one of Maryland's finest art collections including works from Madame du Pompadour and Emperor Franz Joseph's desk with other sculpture furniture and paintings on auction day
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A.N. Branin
R. Bruce Cargon
North Potomac Street
Edw. M. Hull
Oak Hill
Irvin Avenues
Edwin C. Hook
Carson
Maryland
Hagerstown
Madame du Pompadour
Franz Joseph of Austria
Live Stock Market Report for Baltimore on Sept 28
Cattle receipts 900 head with light supply and strong market. Steers range 9.75 to 11.50 for good to prime, cows 2 to 6.60, heifers up to 8.75, bulls 3.75 to 6.25. Sheep and lambs 3,000 head with strong sheep and higher lambs. lambs 8 to 16.50. Hogs receipts 2,700 with lower market. lights 14.70, heavies 14.70, mediums 14.85, pigs 14.50, roughs 8.75 to 13, Western hogs 10 to 20 higher. Calves 660 head with higher market. calves 6 to 15.60.
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Baltimore
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