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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1933

Page

5

Social Plant In Operation At City Disposal Plant

City officials led by Mayor Irvin and former Mayor Reuben dedicated a new sewage treatment addition at the disposal plant. Two 100000 gallon concrete tanks were filled as workmen plant shrubs. aeration tanks remain unfinished. Councilman W Lee Elgin floated tennis courts south of the plant on sludge-drying grounds. Work began about a year ago at a cost around 175000 dollars.

Irvine Reuben Amve W. Lee Elgin

Studebaker reaches peak monthly production in South Bend

Peak production at Studebaker in South Bend reached for April with 5,000 men employed. Officials said about 600 orders will be carried over to May production. Hardy perennial plants for rockeries and borders advertised by Mrs. Chilcote on Roëssner Ave with phone 1193-12.

South Bend Ind Studebaker Corporation

Elms Back in Winchester to Face Charges

Frank A. Elms, an itinerant carpenter, returned from Hagerstown to Winchester Va where he faces charges brought by Mrs Ethel Irene Reinert alleging he forced her to marry him under threat of death. She says Elms lived at her mountain home and used coercion including an army rifle to compel her to accompany him to the city.

Winchester Frank A. Elms Hagerstown Ethel Irene Reinert Reinert Elm Elms J. C. Deats Strasburg Elma Hefast Eins

Man Held For Robin Killing

Floyd Charlton of 66 Madison Avenue was arrested yesterday charged with illegally shooting five robins. A preliminary hearing was held before U S Commissioner D A Wolfinger and, unable to post $300 bond, he was remanded to county jail awaiting action by the Federal Grand Jury. U S game protector Louis A Branchaud and deputy game warden E R Updegrove investigated after reports robins were being shot. Charlton said he did not know there was a law against shooting robins. It is illegal to shoot migratory song or insectivorous birds, the officers said. The most common local birds not protected include the crow blackbird crows and sparrows.

Floyd Charlton Madison Avenue Charlton U. S D. A. Wolfinger Louis A. Branchaud Washington D. C E. R. Updegrove Branchaud

In memory of a loving son Frederick E Turner

A memorial note from Mrs L E Turner mourns her son Frederick E Turner who died in 1928. The message emphasizes silent heartfelt grief and enduring love from his mother. Also included is an advertisement for haircuts and dining at Seibert and Hamilton’s Castel­lo apartments with meal prices and living arrangements.

Frederick E. Turner Fred L. E. Turner

Likely James W. Gerard as Argentina envoy

James W. Gerard of New York is viewed by authoritative circles as the probable choice for the ambassador to Argentina.

James W. Gerard New York Argentina

Aged Middletown Woman Badly Injured in Fall

Emma Kefauver a 76 year old Middletown resident was fatally hurt after a fall down stairs at her daughter’s home. She suffered a fractured skull and multiple injuries and has been unconscious since the incident with little chance of recovery. Recall workers at Crescent plant in Weir Castle, Pa, 225 men to resume Monday after months idle.

Emma Kefauver Middletown George A. Bewlus Kefauver Wew Castle Pa Crescent Portland Cement Company

Prof Porter Dies In Cincinnati 81 Astronomer and Author

Word reached Hagerstown of the death of Prof Jermain Porter in Cincinnati Ohio at 81. Widowed wife and two sons John J Porter and Harold M Porter survive. A noted astronomer born January 8 1862 in Buffalo he studied at Hamilton College the University of Berlin and the Royal Observatory in London and authored over twenty books on stellar motion. Also reports Mona Fox daughter of a theatrical magnate wed Joseph Riskin in Miami Beach Florida April 15. Riskin 45 born in Russia.

Cincinnati Jermain Porter John J. Porter Harold M. Porter Porter Hagerstown Buffalo N. Y Hamilton College University of Berlin Royal Observatory London England Miss Fox Miami Beagh Fla Mona Fox Joseph Riskin New York Riskin Russia

Roxy's Restaurant Opens at Women's Club Tuesday

Roxy's Restaurant at 239 Frederick Street offers good meals at the Bupper and Herring Roe daily. The venue opens Tuesday April 18 at 5:30 PM, advertised by Ship's Fish Market located at 2470. Prices listed include 16 cents for beto.

ROXY Frederick Strest REAL SEER Bupper Shipp's

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