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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1925

Page

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K D Reports Less Charity This March

The King’s Daughters report 300 dollars less charity in March than in March 1924. Weather helped cut expenses. March spending included 328.69 for groceries for 56 families and 8.60 for coats for 36 families. Eighteen transients cared for, 343 old, new and reopened cases, eyeglasses for patients, 14 prescriptions, 32 pairs of shoes, and 109 bathing items distributed.

King's Daughters Wlizzardy

Woman Dies by Own Hand in Washington Case

Coroner's jury in Washington finds Mrs Catherine Elizabeth Stevens death from a poisoned bullet was self-inflicted. Her estranged husband Clarence Stevens, age 26, a glasshand, arrived in Hagerstown after learning of the death and attended the funeral with their daughter Helen. Alig Stevens died Sunday at Casuality Hospital Washington from a bullet wound found in her stomach.

Diretrict Novitt F iMre Gatherine Elizabeth Stevens Hagerstown Washington Clarence W. Stevens Glusshand Hlevens Helen Alig, Stavena Casuality Hospital

Death of Mrs Stevens Leads to Coroner Verdict

The case centers on Mrs. Stevens of Charleston who killed herself with a pistol after a violent quarrel. Bertrand Aimar, a young man connected to the affair, and two others were released from custody. The body was identified by H. W. Renner and taken to the home of D. W. Deatrich for funeral services. Surviving relatives include two daughters and several siblings across Maryland and South Carolina.

Bertrand Atmar Stevens Yar Aimar Steveena Charleston Jeannette Mic Wazinatom Wiens de Hacereur H.W. Renner Ins D. W. Deatrich George Street el Jers Burton Mitchel Atemon Church Selen Crewn Brothera Lethbridge Maryland Fredericy BR Ballimere Lilian M. Renser Nannie Peat Heh Angerstownt Tate South Cy Ruth Shaffer Mercert Lure Mas

Seven Keys to Baldpate to be staged by Mask and Wig

ISCHOOL CLUB presents a drama at St James School with the Mask and Wig Club. The production on April 17 at the Women’s Club Auditorium features Seven Keys to Baldpate adapted from Biggers by George M. Cohan. George S Rathbun directs, after a successful Thirteenth Chair showing.

Baldpate Derr Biggers Chui St. James School Women’s Club Biggers George M. Cohan Angelor Jong George Sf Joh Rathbun Mr. Rathbun St. James

Public Luncheon Draws Large Washington County Crowd

A large turnout was seen at a road meeting in Washington County with attendees including Qavertoy Ritchie John N Mackill state roads commissioner and Superintendent Downey. The event aims to discuss district road projects and future improvements.

Washington County Qavertoy Ritchie John N Mackill Downey Uhere

Community Leaders Luncheon Hosted by Inter-Club Council

The Inter-Club Council luncheon will be attended by members of the Chamber of Commerce Rotary Kiwanis and Liena Clubs along with the Mayor Council County Commissioners and Street Commissioners. Dr Victor D Miller will preside and lunch is slated for 12 16 with reservations at the Chamber of Commerce headquarters on West.

Chamber of Commerce Rotary Kiwanis and Liena Victor D. Miller Eboud West

Washington street before Thursday luncheon held at MG A

Luncheon arranged on Washington Street before Thursday with venue at MG A. No additional details provided about participants or organizers.

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