The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-06-21

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will appear in this column, items
from 1.-THE Old Lamplighter's"
diary and files. Here are few items
that might interest you.
In an issue of The Hagerstown
Globe published on Aug. "a, 1925,
appeared the following news items:
Members of the Hagerstown Lodge
No. 217, A. F. & A. NJ, of this city
together with Worshipful Master
Harry Snyder with his staff, will
lay the cornerstone of the new arm
DRY on North Potomac street at z
o'clock this evening with appropriate
Masonic ceremonies, Among the
speakers will be Adjutant- General
Milton A Reckord and Col. D. John
Marley, of the National Guard.
They will be introduced by Col.
w. p Lane, of this city.
The following were officers of The
Hagerstown Light Infantry Co.,
which met in the Roulette building,
on North Jonathan street just
around the corner from Franklin
street, in 1880.
H. Kyd Douglas, captain; Samuel
F. Croft, first lieutenant; Alex. M.
Roberts, second lieutenant; John L.
Bike, sergeant major. Non commits
stoned officers: P. A. Wilmer, order
ly sergeant; D. W. Crowther, ord
nance sergeant; John L. Bike, M.
H. Felheimer and VIM. p Lane,
sargeants: ]. c. Roulette, James
Hammond, S. A. Suter, G. N. Har-
baugh, John U. Adams, A. E. Hoov-
err, Emanuel Highbarger and E. M.
Schindel, corporals; John Peltz, sec
rotary to commanding officer, S. H.
Dorsey.
The complete roster of the Hagers-
town Light Infantry, Maryland Ma
tional Guard, follows: John U.
Adams, Charles w. Adams, John l..
Bike, John D. Brewer, j. j. Bench
off, c. Ed. Bowman, S. F. Croft, D.
w. Crowther, Charles E. Capp, Jo-
Seph A, Cage, H. Kyd Douglass, S.
H. Dorsey, Samuel Detrow, John w.
Dillon, R. A. Dorsey, w. c. Edwards,
George S. Edwards, Martin Einsteln,
W. H. Eyler, George w. Earnshaw.
M. H. Felheimer, Thomas Flynn,
George L. Fisher, John F. Fechtig,
William H. Fridinger, William Fair
.ney, Clinton R. Grove, w. K. Hoff-
man, A. Elder Hoover, Emanuel
Highbarger, James Hammond, E.
w. Householder, G. N. Harbaugh,
H. M. Huntzberry, John L. Hutzell,
c. S. Hobbs, Ed Hoffman, William
Logan, VIM. P. Lane, Charles E.
Lout, Aaron F. Lantz, G. w. Luther,
o. D. McCardell, James B. McCar-
dell, W. N. McCardell, A. Nc
Cardell, VIM. c. McComas, j. w.
Meyer, J. A Mason, VIM. D. Neill,
L. j. Orrick, Clarence H. Oster, Jas.
O'Connor, Rev. S. w. Owen, John
M. Peltz, David E. Pittinger, B. W
T. Phreaner, E. NJ Schindel, E.
Carlton Schindel, S. NJ Shafer, S.
A. Suter, H. McC Stouffer, David
c. Shilling, E. N. Spielman, Samuel
Wilhide, P. A. Wilmer, J. w. Ware
ham, John E. White, Henry Young,
E. H Zeigler, A j. kirkland, Alex
M. Roberts, j. c. Roulette, Ralph
Reamer, Scott M. Roger and J. R.
Richard.
The company afterwards became
Company B. A copy of the roster
will be placed in the cornerstone of
the new armory at the dedication
this evening.
The Hager clan held most en-
Joyable reunion in the City Park
on Saturday attended by about $50
persons.
After fine dinner was served, at
which Rev. H. c. Kottler, pastor of
the U. B. Church, at Williamsport,
offered prayer, program of unusual
interest was rendered on the porch
at the Mansion House, as follows:
Prayer, Rev. H. c. Kottler; song,
I'm the Garden" recitation, Elsie
Hager; recitation, Catherine Hager;
r e C ion, Charles Hager;
recitation, Palmer Hager; song,
Savior Lead Me Lest Stray" reci-
tation, Ella Hager; recitation, Fran
ces Stonebraker;t reading, Ruth
Hager; song, cold Rugged Cross"
song, Palmer and Charles Hager;
recitation, Samuel Hager; recitation,
Mrs. l. E. Hoffman, when l Was
Kid" song, God Be With You
Till We Meet Again"
Mrs. l. E. Hoffman, who presided,
was elected president, secretary and
treasurer. The following composed
the committee of arrangements for
the reunion which will be held at
Red Bridge Park, about the same
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