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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1936

Page

1

New Jersey Assembly Moves to Remove Unemployed From Chamber

The New Jersey Assembly voted to eject jobless protesters from the State House after adjournment. A telegram threatening violence, signed by Edward P. Baker of the Veterans' Square Deal Association, prompted the action. Relief funds remained uncertain as municipalities faced rising costs and possible bankruptcy.

Trenton New Jersey Assembly State House Joseph C. Paul Essex Republican Paul Edward P. Baker

Diet Influences Flower Colors and Health

A gardening author explains that faded blossoms result from missing soil nutrients. Flowers need eleven essential elements, including magnesium iron manganese sulfur and more, which ordinary fertilizers may not fully supply. Vigoro provides balanced all eleven elements and is advertised as economical and easy to apply.

Lawmakers Consider Relief Financing as Adjournment Looms

With Speaker Marcus W Newcomb present, lawmakers agreed to seek the gallery during the session but said they would return to the floor if the Legislature adjourned without passing relief financing legislation.

Marcus W. Newcomb

Social News From Sharpburg Area and Nearby

Sharpburg report notes Mrs. Archie Baker of Washington spent time at her summer cottage. Washington visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kline and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clarke with Mrs. August Lobman. Mrs. Harry Hoover spent a day in Baltimore with the Hemphill family. William Wellingham visited relatives in Shenandoah. A community card party at Town Hall yielded prizes for door, bridge, and card games. Mrs. HE Lowe suffers a heart attack at her daughter’s home. Chas Rohrer and Mrs. Rohrer of Williamsport visited. Mrs. Lester Bender returned to Washington after a stay here. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Snave.

Sharpsburg Archie Baker Washington Bruce Kline Paul Clarke August Lobman Harry Hoover Baltimore Walter Hemphill William Wellingham Shenandoah Town Hall Flo Taylor Mary Remsburg Louise RF. Smith Urick Hagerstown N. Fitzpatrick Allen Poffenberger Albert Bowers Chas Rohrer Williamsport Joe Rohrer Lester Bender Harvey Dorsey Ted Snave

Local Burials and Visits Highlight Boonsboro Notes

Bill Harton Court ly, of Boonsboro, a son at the Washington County Hospital on Thursday. Mrs. Snavely is the former Miss Morena Hebb of this community. Mrs. Wm. A. Smith has accepted a position in the sewing depart ment of the Anderson Dry Cleaning Company at Hagerstown. Henry Thomas, of Washington, spent the weekend here with Calvin C. Mumma. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brashears, of Highspire, Pa., and Vernon and Leon Swartly, of Steerton, Pa., visited here last week. Miss Rosalie Glass was admitted to the Washington County Hospital on Sunday night and submitted to a major operation. John Hiram Beachley, of Washington, spent the weekend here with his parents. Mrs. Etta Long is confined to her home with scarlet fever. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Easterday of Baltimore and Willard Easter day of Thurmont, spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Easterday and Mr. and Mrs. Tester Easterday. Freddie DeLauney, Jr. of Roanoke, Va., visited her last week with his grandparents. Mrs. Clffodene Swain Blair and little daughter Helen moved last week to Washington.

Lillian Thomas A. L. Pottenberger Rosalie Glass Washington County Hospital John Hiram Beachley Washington Edgar Beachley Etta Long Hubert Easterday Baltimore Willard Easterday Thurmont Wm. Easterday Tester Freddie DeLauney, Jr Roanoke Thomas DeLauney Clffodene Swain Blair Helen

Junior Chamber of Commerce officers to visit Hagerstown event

Four national officers of the Junior Chamber of Commerce travel to Hagerstown for the first annual dinner at Hotel Alexander. They will attend a Winchester Apple Blossom festival program Friday morning and meet local leaders J Jamison III and Richard C. Medford.

Junior Chamber Junior Chamber of Commerce Hagerstown Alexander Winchester Virginia J. ¥. Jamison III Richard C. Medford Allen Whitefield U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce Roswell Rosengren U. S. Junior C. of C Arthur Clephane U. S. Junior C William Press Washington Junior Board of Trade

British citizen Mackay wins reprieve in Sacramento case

Alexander Mackay received a last minute reprieve after the British government intervened on his behalf in a kidnapping and prison escape case in Sacramento California. The Associated Press photo captions him as a British citizen awaiting further action.

Sacramento Califf Alexander Mackay Associated Press

Sauders Buy Mattress Equipment After Bert Rowland's Death

A. Sauders and Son of 423 West Church Street acquire the late Bert Rowland's mattress equipment. The transaction transfers ownership and inventory from the estate to the firm, with no further details provided.

A. Sauders and Son West Church Street Bert Rowland

Extensive Rework At Antietam Battlefield Museum

Renovations at Antietam Battlefield enhanced the old 1867 stone entrance building to National Cemetery. It now houses offices and a museum with about 200 exhibits, funded by gifts and loans. Fire risk reductions were part of the upgrades as the National Park Service oversees the site.

Antietam Battlefield National Cemetery Antietam South Mountain National Park Service

Library plans large gift to museum and state history

A library in this state plans a major gift or loan to the museum and promises rich Civil War references. The listing notes several dozen Civil War books and hopes to improve regional historical access. It mentions comfortable rooms for rent in the classified section.

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