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Newspaper
Delta Herald Times
Location
Delta, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
2
Thursday, June 16, 1932 urges recreation as a shift of interest rather than mere physical activity. It argues relaxation rests tired cells and supports varied local options, noting Pennsylvanian and Maryland scenery within a few dozen miles as a rich, accessible paradise for travelers and residents.
Fifty years ago Henry Patt moved with his family from West Bangor to Columbia via the Tide Water Canal. Fire carloads of slate left town. A plan for Watford National Bank in Bel Air with $100000 minimum capital, one fourth sold by Deer Creek Farmers Club. Stubbs family reunion in Fulton Township attended by seventeen. W E Harry to build a canning house near Constitution. John A Hanna & Co carriage factory in Bel Air burned. Miss Mary Jones of Pylesville graduated from Wellsburg Normal School.
Twenty five years after a Moll Jeron event on Route 4 an annual wage hike of 180 dollars increases a salary to 3900 dollars effective July. K McLaughlin Charles Stephens and Midward Ruff gain 3000 a year. Henry C Whiteford opens a cannery in Luray Virginia while Joseph Whiteford runs as Democratic candidate for the House of Delegates from Harford County.
A composite column featuring poetic lines on avatars of the soul and reflections on progress, work, and motivation. The verse contrasts fate and belief with a civic toast to persistent effort and self-improvement, ending with a personal lament on trust and broken vows.
Mahlon N. Haines of York, known as the shoe wizard, spoke at the Mason and Dixon Lions Club meeting at the Cardei Hotel Monday night. His talk titled The Way Out urged Americans to reverse course to lift the current low mood, and 22 members heard the address with interest.
At the Peach Bottom School Board meeting, teachers were elected for multiple schools including Bellevue Abel Morris, Yaarry M Ruff, Margaret Wise, Ira McDer mott, Chester Wise, Harriet Blackburn, Clare M Wiley, Joe Joy, Eleanor Manifold, Marion Dinamore, Clara J Grove, M Case Moore, and Blanche M Manifold. Salaries were set at 35 and 50. The York Knitting Co plans to staff a Delta branch, facing difficulty hiring eight to ten women and girls.
The young aviator Stanislaus Hausner survived a forced down off Portugal and is en route from New York to New Orleans after rescue. two sailors injured in an oil tanker blast off New Jersey are saved in Philadelphia. Bonus marchers led by Father Cox press President Hoover for immediate payment of the heroism bonus and unemployment relief bonds. Violet Sharpe’s death is noted in the Lindbergh case context.
A Dwight Morrow household waitress who faced questioning over Lindbergh kidnapping knowledge died by her own hand. Police initially called it evidence of guilt but later found no substantiation. She had a history of anxiety and resisted admitting she did not know a man’s last name from the night of the crime.
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