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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1932

Page

2

Salary Cut At Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Revealed

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials announced a ten percent wage reduction for salaried employees earning 830 or more monthly, effective tomorrow, with smaller cuts for those in the 270 to 330 bracket. The measure affects about 560 officials and employees, and follows a similar cut last November. George M. Shriver stated the cut would apply right from the top down.

Baltimore Aus Baltimore and i ‘@hio Railroad George M. Shriver View Shriver

Taxi Bandits Sought After Shepherdstown Robbery

Four officers patrolled streets of Shepherdstown after two unidentified white men robbed Frederick taxi driver Henry Zimmerman between Boonsboro and Keedysville. The driver was ordered to stop and exit. the cab later found near Keedysville’s Red Hill section.

Shepherdstown Frederick Boonsboro Keedysville Henry Zimmerman Zimmerman Red Hill

Bank Robbery Threat Triggers State Police Guard

Justice C E Jones of Shepherdstown and other officials were informed that a robber had discussed plans for a bank robbery. State police were immediately summoned to stand guard for any emergency.

C.E. Jones Shepherdstown

Large Audience Hears Summer Sacred Concert at Braddock Heights

A full auditorium heard the Church of the Brethren Choir directed by Raymond K Hollinger in a July August Sunday concert. Soloists included Mrs Franklin M Thomas Raymond K Tigist and Miss Mary Howard with Mrs E G Reese at the piano. The Seace choir will open next year and the local choir plans to sing at Massanetta Springs Virginia for a sacred music festival. Dr John Finley Williamson head of the Westminster Choir School conducted there this summer and Hollinger is a graduate. A 2009 voice choir and a 606 junior choir will perform on the hillside Thursday night. Williamson conducted Westminster Choir here last year.

Braddock Heights Church of New Brethren Raymond K. Hollinger the Heights Franklin M. Thomas Raymond K. Tigi Test Mary Howard E.G. Reese Seace Massanetta Springs Harrisonburg School of Music John Finley Williamson Westminster Choir Williamson

Cowboy Evangelist Preaches in Woods in Porterfield Grove

Rev. J. E. Barbour of Martinsville Til conducts a Woods meeting by the Church of God in Porterfield's Grove Glenside Avenue. Due to strong interest the sessions will continue until Thursday evening with Barbour presiding. Tonight's topic is The Black Sheep of the Family.

J. E. Barbour Martinsville, Til the Woods Church of God Porterfield

Ahepans Hold Big Outing At Cold Spring Park

More than two hundred Ahepan members and families from Frederick Hagerstown Martinsburg Winchester Greencastle Mercersburg Waynesboro Chambersburg and Baltimore attended the Blue Ridge Chapter picnic at Cold Spring Park near Waynesboro. James Penanes chaired the event with James Koliopulos J B Melles Bedser Samios and others speaking and outlining plans for the national convention in Baltimore.

Blue Ridge Order of Ahepa Cold Spring Park Waynesboro Frederick Hagerstown Martinsburg Winchester Greencastle Mercersburg Waynespere Chambersburg Baltimore James Penanes James Koliopulos J. B

Parachute Jumper Plunges to Death at Monessen Airport

In front of about 2,000 spectators Ralph Marshall aged 20 from Gibson near Monessen plunged 3,000 feet to his death when his parachute failed to open during his first exhibition jump. He had two successful trial jumps shortly before the accident.

Monessen Aus Ralph Marshall Gibson

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