Funeral Rites for Nimrod A Murray
Hunter Carver of Price’s barber shop travelled to Hagerstown Maryland to attend the funeral of Nimrod A Murray age 61 who died Saturday morning at Thomas H Wilson’s residence 104 Elizabeth Street. The service was led at the Wilson home by Dr Joseph Boyes of the First Baptist Church. Burial was at Rose Hill. He leaves one sister Mrs Laura Bowers of Stephenson County.
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Hunter Carver
Price
Hagerstown
Nimrod A. Murray
Thomas H. Wilson
Elizabeth Street
Wilson
Joseph Boyes
First Baptist Church
Murray
Rose Hillery
Laura Bowers
Stephenson
County
Oil, sugar lead market as oils rise on crude price optimism
The New York morning stock list shows a spotty session with renewed selling in motor shares but oils advance on crude price expectations. Sugar stocks buoyant on favorable trade news and American Beet Sugar dividend actions. Call money opens at 3 percent.
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Vendol Offers Relief for Aches and Pains Testimony
W A Black of Youngstown Ohio shares a dramatic recovery tale about Vendol a tonic sold by Frank Baker and Sons claiming it eased severe pains and enabled him to move again. The letter urges others to consult Vendol specialists who promise a unique remedy.
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Joe
Rcent
Vendorl
Frank Baker & Son’s
In Memoriam Ada Irean Barney
In sad remembrance of Ada Irean Barney departed March 23 1923. Her husband R L L Barney writes of grief and faith, noting her life cut short and praising heaven as her peaceful resting place. The verse laments loss, longs for reunion, and asks strength to bear the sorrow.
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Ada Irean Barney
Ang
Prette Tonger
Earth
Ada
R. l L. Barney
Duplication Allegations Hit Government Bond Program
Fragmentary text alleges possible duplication issues involving government bonds and references the Bureau of Engraving and Printing as a related agency in the matter.
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Dustry
The
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Peoples Service Draws Packed House at Empire Theatre
A large audience filled every seat at The Empire Theatre for the peoples picture service. Miss Marshall Stryker and Mr. Floyd Haines performed as the vocal duet. Rev. Casselman spoke on Indian life before and after missionary work, noting India holds one third of the world’s population. The next service is scheduled for Sunday with a satisfactory silver collection.
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Marshall Stryker
Floyd Haines
F. R. Casselinga
Centenary Reformed Church
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
A. V. Casselman
R. Casselman
Department of Misionary Education
Reformed Church
India
Mr. Casselman
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