Marriage Licenses and Weddings in Hagerstown Area
A marriage license was issued to R Edward Clagett and Eva A Stone of Hagerstown. They wed at Braddock Street M E Church with Rev Murray P Mitchell officiating. Mrs Patrick McFadden and daughter Miss Ander and son Donald Mea departed for Canada visit with clerical staff of Farmers and Merchants National Bank. Mr and Mrs J George Baetjer return from wedding trip and reside at 317 Fairmont Avenue. WCTU to hold semi monthly meeting Thursday at 9 with reports and officer elections for the coming year.
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Corporation Clerk's Office
R. Edward Claggett
Eva A. Stone
Hagerstown
Braddock St. M. E
Murray P. Mitchell
Washington
C. M. Clagett
Claude Stone
McFadden
Canada
Patrick McFadden
Miss Ander
Donald Mea
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Miss McFadden
Fairfield
Ala
Tennessee Coal
Tron Railroad Company
Baetjer
J. George « Baetjer
Fairmont Avenue
Batejer
Susan G. Brown
Henry B. Brown
Staunton
Brown
J. Few Brown
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Flaherty and Daughter Take Apartment for Season
Boston apple merchant D Crossley and Sons representative Mr T F Flaherty arrives with his daughter Kathleena and takes a furnished apartment on West Cork Street for the fall and winter season. Martha E Stowers returns to Red Cross duties after six weeks in Rome N Y.
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Miss Stowers
New York State
Martha E. Stowers
The
American Red Cross
Rome
N. Y
Footograph Fitting System Improves Shoe Comfort and Fit
The Footograph Fitting System is described as the most desirable device for shoes, promising better fit and comfort and resulting in better looking and better fitting footwear for wearers.
Potomac Edison Company Holds Annual Picnic at Bra Heights
The Potomac Edison annual company picnic is held at Bra Heights with some employees attending today and the remainder tomorrow. Local attendees include Miss Miller Wisecarver Miss Emily Ford Miss Marjorie Kremer Miss Dorothy Winkfield Gladys Disfannett Agnes Preffitt Lillian Perry and several Messrs. Garland Johnson Allen Perry Jack Riley Raymond Boyce Graham Cooper D E Stultz and family P E Kennedy Kauffman and families Marion Harloe and Fairfax Fraizer.
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Potomac Edison Company
Bra Heights
Miller Wisecarver
Emilyford
Marjorie Kremer
Miss Rothy
Winkfield
siGladys
Graham Cooper
D. E. Stultz
P. E. Kennedy
Kauffman
Marion Harloe
Fairfax. Fraizer
Peer family reunion on the lawn at Van Buren Furnace
The first Peer family reunion near Van Buren Furnace Virginia gathered about 58 members for a Sunday August 14 on Mr F C Peer's lawn. A basket dinner was enjoyed despite poor weather as relatives and connections mingled with long lists of guests and visitors from Martinsburg W Va Gary Ind Winchester and other towns.
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Shawnee Inn
Mary Yeakley
Hawnee Inn
Ada Yeakley
Ray Hicks
Hazel] Fishback
Dayton
H. S. Spielman
Martinsburg
W.va
Lois Talbert
Peer
Cedar Creek Valley
F. C. Peer
van Buren Furnace
W. N. Peer
Guy
M. F. Peer
G. A. Orndorff
Calvin Orndorff
Melvin Orndorff
Della Orndorff
Arthur Peer
H. A. Peer
J. W. Lichliter
Maurertown
Anna
Mary Lichliter
Gary
Ind
Lichliter
Edward Peer
Winchester
Vanzetti and companions executed in controversial death chamber
The article details the execution of three condemned men, Vanzetti, Maderios, and Sacco, describing Vanzetti’s calm demeanor and final words, Maderios’s silence after confession, and Sacco’s hunger strike prior to death. It notes the setting, timing, and witnesses present during the executions.
Sacco and Vanzetti Executions Describe Last Moments
Witnesses recall Sacco crying Farewell to wife and child and shouting long live anarchy as straps were fastened in the chamber. Vanzetti meets guards calmly, shakes hands, then speaks briefly before the electric chair. Descriptions note amperage and voltage ranges for each execution and attire of the condemned.
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Sacco
Maderios
Vanzetti
Madeiros
Mixed Oil and Market Stocks End Steady After Heavy Offerings
In New York trading on August 23, mixed price moves occurred after an early rise as about 30 stocks including dividend rails hit year’s peak. Heavy offerings in the oil section pushed down the list though the close remained steady and total volume reached about 1.9 million shares.
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New York
Pre Civil War U S Mintes at Charlotte and Dahlonega
Before the Civil War the United States operated mints at Charlotte North Carolina and Dahlonega Georgia. The text notes these early mints as part of the national coinage system before secession.
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United States
Charlotte
N. C
Dahlonega
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Georgia
Uriarte
Carter
Sara
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Natural Bridge
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White Post
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Atlantic Hotel
Norfolk, Va
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Brunswick, Md
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Howe
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J. W. Hall
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Fairmont
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A. L Ebersole
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H. Tucker Graham
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Frank T. McFadden
Richmond
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Morton Thibodeau
Lexington
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Boyce, Va
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Hagerstown,Md
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South Stewart Street
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Prion Pallor
Winchester Wholesale Gro. Co. Distributors
AMOCO
Amoco Motor
Sample Shoe Store
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Pictorial Review Company
W. F. Shuford
H. J. Carr
W. A. Boswell
W. O. Frith
R. B. White
U. of Virginia
Buck H. Epstein
U. of
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Cc. F. Givens
Lynchburg College
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