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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1933
Page
3
The article notes Cordell Hull secretary of the State Department plans and details ahead of the Washington sessions with Roosevelt and foreign government representatives in preparation for the world economic conference. Hull is the focal figure in this issue.
Do You Recall Burgess and commissioners of Williamsport appointed David M. Tice clerk and tax collector Adam Handbaker policeman and electrician and J C Grice attorney. The promotion of Lieut John C Lane to captain was announced. He heads the headquarters division of the 29th Division at Camp McClellan. Methodist Conference named Rev F R Bayley Rev C E David and Rev J W Fleming for Williamsport posts. Winter brought sleet and damaged fruit. Funkstown nominates John A Talbert burgess Clarence Keller asst and Willis Pleeger George Stockalager Jerome Powell and Harry L Lowman as commissioners.
Past Exalted Ruler J. W. Cook installs new Elks Lodge officers. Membership reaches 150 as Architect Yeasler displays plans for a new hall. Prices listed show eggs 14 cents butter 25 potatoes 65 on city market. Community notices include clergy changes at St. Pauls M E and Washington Square M E.
Twenty eight acres in the Mapleville district were sold in front of the Court House yesterday afternoon by Auctioneer W Page Ditto. The land brought 191 dollars fifty cents. A city lot also sold by the Sheriff brought 155 dollars.
The Baltimorean boasts luxurious seating with revolving chairs and plush cushions. It highlights modern amenities such as radio and a smooth floor, promoting a refined transit experience.
Major league opening day set with eight games featuring atrisk weather and attendance estimates. Key matchups include Boston at New York, Philadelphia at Washington, Cleveland at Detroit, Chicago at St Louis, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, St Louis at Chicago, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, and New York at Boston with probable pitchers listed for each contest.
Promoter Jack Doyle sealed a deal for Young Corbett to face Jimmy McLarnin in a welterweight world title bout at Wrigley Field on May 20. Referee George Blake named. Corbett to earn 35000 dollars or more if gate exceeds 100000. McLarnin to receive 20 percent of net. This is McLarnin’s first title shot after a prior loss to Sammy Mandell in a lighter division chase.
Manager Pete Bender announced two weekend games at Victor grounds for the Antietams. On Saturday they meet Western Enterprise and on Sunday they face the Blue Sox. The diamond is said to be in prime condition for the series.
Pinehurst North Carolina April 13 George M Lott and Lester Stoef fen arrive to play in the North and South tournament fresh from the Houston event They join a field of stars after the first rounds left Berkeley Bell of New York the only top seed to fall as Charles Harris a 19 year old Duke freshman from Palm Beach Fla upset him in straight sets The top seeds and other contenders are noted as the event progresses
Cliff Sutter of New Orleans Marcel Rainville a Canadian Davis Cup player and Gregory Mangin national indoor champion advanced through the third round with little trouble Francis X Shields of New York and J Gilbert Hall at Orange New Jersey reached the fourth round Monday Mrs John Van Rhyne of Philadelphia and Miss Eliza Coxe of Asheville North Carolina defeated Mrs Cyrus Clark of Great Neck New York and Mrs T H Avery of New York in straight sets as the women's singles opened.
April 10 report from Sharpsburg notes Mr and Mrs Thomas Clopper and family of Boonsboro visiting Mrs Kitty Kaun The Church of God plans Easter services on Saturday April 15 at 7 30 p m invitation extended to all Eta Long has returned home from Washington County Hospital Thomas Spong hosted Alfonso Huffer of Washington DC for a brief visit Henry Swain is ill The Church of the Brethren will hold a children’s Easter service Friday April 14 at 7 30 p m
The Careful Gi club held its monthly meeting at the home of Mary Margaret Keezer. Business was transacted and the program rendered. Refreshments were served to members including Dorothy Churchey Madeline Benner Evelyn Knode Hazel Churchey Ethel Griffin Dorothy Kauffman Josephine Jackson Lena Moss and Walter Looman. The next meeting will be at Josephine Jacksons home on Thursday May.
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