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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1925
Page
3
Washington county Forestry Week opened last night as the Smithsburg Grange met at the High School auditorium. The session covered woodland protection and economic management topics.
Professor Trenk of the University of Maryland urged cutting waste and deformities in timber to allow good wood to develop. He plans to inspect woodlands in Indian Spring and will address the Hoonsborg Community Club Thursday night.
The Pangtern house on Petomar Avenue transfers to Anrer No Funiciuser. The deed notes consideration of $12,500 to Hammond B. Johnsen for the Luminip Avenue property, adjoining Anna Singer. The note mentions Chen Oswald tied for a record yesterday.
The Board of County Commissioners did not act on Dr. Thomas H Symons request to raise the County Home Demonstration Agent stipend from 740 to 1000 dollars annually, noting shared funding from federal state and county sources. The board also took no action on a 10 dollar contribution request from the Hagerstown Baseball Association.
Shady Bower April 14 report recalls Olive Rhodes Ethel Rhodes Nora Farrow of Maryland State Normal School Towson visiting Easter holidays here. Several local families visited relatives and friends including the Spicklers Cunningham and Farrew households. At St Paris Fister Communion six adults were confirmed and eight infants baptized.
A series of Easter Sunday and weekend visits unite residents of Charlton Clearspring and nearby towns. Families including Bryen Miles Hursh Horst Mollinger and Hall share time with relatives, while others like Palmer Small Gsell and Horst join gatherings across Mauganaville Big Spring and Half Way.
Walter Rabbit Maranville, a long time disabled by training trip injuries, hobbled to the plate in the Chicago-Pittsburgh game to receive a floral crutch. He used his bandaged leg with the support as Raceball Commissioner Kenesaw Landis watched at the opening game. A line notes a new hunting book titled With Shotgun and Rifle replaces honeymoon stories.
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