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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1931
Page
2
In a concise report from London, trading resumed with attention on the silver price in New York and notes on standard properties and new openings. Helena and Monsana are referenced amid ongoing operations, while prices hover around 28.58 cents per ounce as of today.
An auto carrying six people from Martinsburg and Pisdetick Rai nham crashed a mile west of Middletown on the National highway. Occupants John Miller Charles Shipley LeRoy Goper Constance Brant and Dean Woon were taken to Frederick hospital with injuries others treated at the scene. The Chevrolet coach, driven by Wesson, was wrecked with several riders pinned under the car. Two motorists passing by assisted transport to hospital.
New York September 22 two of America’s largest companies United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel cut wages by 10 percent and 10 to 20 percent respectively effective October 1. Together they employ over 200000 workers and major automakers General Motors reduced salaries by 30 percent in a similar move. A Berlin machine begins converting unused firewood into potato penning exchange items.
The weekly church program commenced Sunday with Rev. Benson and Joana visiting, while Rev. Elliott and Mrs. W. Biggs Elliott attended a district preachers meeting at the Y.M.C.A. The P T A held its first meeting at the school and announced the year’s program. A local resident, G. O. Hendrickson, remains recovering after an injury from an electric machine incident.
Sept 23 detour notes list Mr and Mrs M J Wilhide hosting families including Ross Wilhide E J Clabstigh Lford Wilhide and James Coshun plus Kathryn Warehime of York as they spent the weekend with Francea Rinehart Richman Lodge Tycoon Washington state visitors with Mr and Mrs E B Diller William Dicky and E L Warmett James Coshun painting his house other local guests include Mrs James Warren and Guy Warren Robert Yingling of New Orleans Mr and Mrs E Lee Erb Frank Butler and daughter from Westminster and Mrs John Lenz with Trend cared of Mrs Bertha Dorsey Victor Werbright and Mrs Samuel Werbright from New York were noted visitors Convents are said to have first been dated at 27 A 10.
Members of the Stansbury family gathered at Mt Tobar Park Rocky Ridge for the fh annual reunion with sixty members present. A fine dinner followed the meeting held in the auditorium with Edgar G. Stansbury presiding in the president’s absence. Officers elected for the year: Maurice H. Stansbury president Howard Damuth vice president Ruth D Brambury secretary treasurer Mra Walter Krie historian. Committee to plan Labor Day 1937 events named.
A divided resolutions committee failed to act on prohibition proposals presented to the American Legion national convention. The policy sub Committee said it had no official report from its second sub committee and the matter stalled after a wrangle over sources of published reports. A member noted a 7 to 6 vote in favor of a recommendation to the legion.
Fragmentary text shows Dr. Nel D. Wittamy of Excelsior as committee chair urging secrecy on a prohibition report. The report’s final adoption is noted to occur at a later meeting, with a plea not to reveal details until the convention floor presentation.
The Hagerstown team secured a victory in a tense game against WC Boece, with Tarher delivering key moments and Car Sok contributing solidly. The match featured tied scores early, a late push by Hagerstown, and critical plays under par. The win maintains momentum heading into the next schedule, with notable performances from Tarher and Sok.
Fragmented OCR text shows an appeal before a league with scattered names and places including Arcadia and Lat nationa but exact details are unclear. The piece mentions temperance and local area concerns, indicating a disputed meeting or decision affecting regional governance.
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