The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-07-01

Kyd Douglass, cap 80.
tain; Samuel F.
Croft, first lieuten-
ant; Alex. M. Rob
erts, second lieu
tenant; John l..
Bikle, sergeant ma
jor; p. A. Wilmer,
orderly sergeant;
d. w. Crowther, ordnance sergeant;
M. H. Felheimer and William p.
Lane, sergeants; J. c. Roulette,
James Hammond, S. A. Suter, C. NJ
Harbaugh, John IT, Adams, A. E..
Hoover, Emanuel Highbarger and
E. M. Schindel, corporals; John
Peltz, ensign; and S, H. Dorsey, sec
rotary to commanding officer. The
complete roster was as follows
John U. Adams, Charles w. Adams,
John l.. Bike, John d. Brewer, j. j.
Benchoff, c. Ed. Bowman, S. F.
Croft, d. w. Crowther, Charles f.
Clapp, Joseph A. Cage, H. Kyd
Douglass, S. H. Dorsey, Samuel Det-
row, John w. Dillon, r. A. Dorsey,
w. c. Edwards, George S. Edwards,
Martin Einstein, w. H. Eyler,
George w. Earnshaw, M. H. Eel
heimer, Thomas Flynn, George l..
Fisher, John f. Fechtig, William H.
Fridinger, William Fahrney, Clin-
ton r. Grove, w. K. Hoffman, A..
Elder Hoover, Emanuel Highbarger,
James Hammond, E. w. Household
er, G. N. Harbaugh, H. NJ. Huntz-
berry, John NJ Hutzell, c. E. Hobbs,
Ed Hoffman, William Logan, Will
liam p Lane, Charles E. Lout, Aaron
f. Lantz, G. w. Luther, o. d. Nc
Cardell, James B. McCardell, w. N.
McCardell, A. H. McCardell, VIM. G.
McComas, J. w. Meyer, J. A. Mason,
VIM. d. Neill, l.. j. Orrick, Clarence
H. Oster, James O'Connor, Rev. S.
W. Owen, John NJ Peltz, David E.
Fridinger, B. W. T. Phreaner, L. M.
Schindel, E. Carlton Schindel, S. M.
Shafer, S. A. Suter, H. Nice. Stout
fer, David c. Shilling, E. NJ. Spiel
man, Samuel Wilhide, P. A. Wilmer,
j. w. Wareham, John E. White, Hen
ry Young, E. H. Zeigler, A. j. link
and, Alex. M. Roberts, j. c. Rou-
lette, Ralph Reamer, Scott M. Roger
and j. r. Richard.
The company afterwards became
F Company B. A copy of the roster
was placed IN the cornerstone of the
new armory at the dedication on
the evening of Aug. "a, 1925. The
cornerstone was laid by members
of Hagerstown Lodge 217, A. F. &
, A. M, Harry Snyder, Worshipful
Master. The armory, a modernly
, equipped building, was secured
through an act of the Legislature
(Chapter $50, Acts of 1924. The
law was passed during Governor
, Albert c. Ritchies administration.
The following items are taken
from proceedings of the Mayor and
Council, of Hagerstown:
1910
The superintendent of streets was
, instructed to submit an estimate OF
the cost of repairing Cleveland ave-
nue..
1t was ordered that the clerk be
instructed to notify the C. & P.
Telephone Co. to place a one-party
line telephone, to be paid for by the
city, in the engine houses of the
Junior and Western Enterprise Fire
Companies.
The contract to paint the fire
alarm boxes was given to William
H. Kanode. The contract price was
; So.
The city tax collector submitted
report showing the taxable basis
was $9,410,1 29. It was ordered that
the levy be calculated on a basis Of
100000 It was also ordered that
the levy for 1910 be at the rate Of
u cents on the 500.
A discount of 3 per cent was al
lowed on all taxes paid in the month
of June but no discount was allowed
during any other month
Samuel Emmert was granted per-
mission to add an additional story
40x100 feet, to his warehouse.
1911
The committee on appropriations
reported unfavorably on the matter
of raising salaries of the drivers fol-
the fire companies.
In accordance with an action Of