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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1934

Page

8

Scouts Plan for Camp at Pine Grove

Seventy Boy Scouts and officers of Troop 10 will leave Thursday at 5 30 for Camp Rothrock Pine Grove Furnace Pa for an eight day camp returning Aug 10. Camp Rothrock owns by former Cimberland Valley Council in Laurel Lake area with 12 cabins for scouts 4 for officers and a large mess hall. Visit ors Day Sunday open to parents and friends. Camp under Scoutmaster Fred Entler with aides Claude Mihnich Deen Marquart and Bill Layman first aid instructor. Final equipment inspection tonight at 6 o'clock.

Trinity Lutheran Church Camp Rothrock Pine Grove Furnace Cimberland Valley Council Chambersburg Shippensburg Laurel Lake Ross Cameron Fred P Entler Claude Mihnich Deen Marquart Bill Layman University of Maryland Horace Spalding Chicago Canada

Lions Club hears Judge on moral paths and manhood

William Maugans, ex Orphans' Court judge and Maugansville Shirt Co. proprietor, told Lions Club members at Hotel Hamilton that men must travel the right road toward marked manhood. He warned of left and central roads taken by criminals and cynics, urging a path aligned with God and respect for others. The meeting was led by committee head Martin V. Bostetter. guest Lion Charles Ken ney, from South Orange, N J, attended.

William ©. Maugans Orphans’ Court The Maugansville Shirt Co Lions Club Hotel Hamilton Dillinger and Capone Martin V. Hb.bostetter Lion Charles Kenney South Orange, N. 7

Camp attendees listed for troop transportation and housing

Transportation and camp use arranged by Hostman Chevrolet and Frank Leiter. Troop Committee members Ed ward Summers Roy M. Snyder Conrad Hausrath Frank Bentz Howard Mowen Max Fiery Elmer B. Car, secured housing and camp facilities. Attendees include Deen Marquart Henry Triesler Jr Kenneth Willett Jr Robert Cartee Jr Frank Bentz Jr Paul Grandstaff Robert Harper Franklin Leiter Richard Conley Marcey Snyder Robert Scott Hays Kline Jr Matthew Connor Jr Randall Smith Lewis Leiter Emory Wolfe Carroll Baechtell Jr William Bruce II Kenneth Snapp Roger Repp Ray Stephen Bertram Carpenter Jack Evans Tommy Wolf Richard Wantz Richard Young Charles Gehr Harold Logsdon Robert Grandstaff Max Fairchild Albert Larmdr Carl Boger Jr Richard Shuck Guy Kidwell Ire Richard Mowen Fox Carpegna George Plank Kenneth Everhart Charles Six Harry Raffensberger Franklin Six Melvin Rozier John Doornberger Wyatt Warrenfeltz John Langenstein John Hamburg Roland Hebb Claude Merckle Garth Reed Hubert Shifler Jr Hilton Ford James Rickard Donald Ensminger Leroy Buek Gilbert Plume George Staley Lewis Smith Claude Smith Harlan Shifer Bobby Wilson Jack Giles Timmy Shiffer Jonas Zeigler Charlies Fouke Jr Frank Di Fabbio Alton Wilson Bill Layman Claude Minnich Fred Entler

Chevrolet Frank 8. Leiter Edward Summers Roy M. Snyder Conrad Hausrath Frank Bentz Howard Mowen Max Fiery Elmer B. Car Deen Marquart Henry Triesler Kenneth Willett Robert Cartee Paul Grandstaff Robert’ Harper Franklin Leiter Richard’ Conley Marcey Snyder Robert Scott Hays Kline, Jr Matthew Connor Randall Smith Lewis Leiter Emory’ Wolfe Carroll Baechtell William Bruce, II Kenneth Snapp Roger Repp Ray Stephen Bertram Carpenter Jack Evans Tommy Wolf Richard “Wantz Richard Young Charles Gehr Harold Logsdon Robert Grandstaff Max Fairchild Albert Larm Carl Boger Richard Shuck Guy Kidwell Richard Mowen Fox Carpegna George Plank Kenneth Everhart Charles Six Harry Raffensberger Franklin Six Melvin Rozier John Doornberger Wyatt Warrenfeltz John Langenstein John Hamburg Roland Hebb Claude

City Council to Meet Thursday for Plans and Appointments

The Mayor and Council will consider extending Pangborn Boulevard to Mulberry Avenue, appoint a successor to Galloway Milk Inspector, and advance plans for a float in Baltimore Harbor’s centennial carnival in August. A decorated yacht is expected in bay maneuvers August 11 to 13, with the boulevard to shorten the route from the north end to Cavelawn Pit.

Pangborn Boulevard Mullberry Avenue Ofty Galloway Baltimore Harbor Mayorland Council Cavelawn

Community Day Planned at Camp Ritchie Camp Ritchie hosts Community Day for First Infantry Maryland National Guard

The First Infantry Maryland National Guard encamped at Camp Ritchie plans Community Day on Friday with public visitors invited to observe maneuvers and inter company field events coached by Gary Eppley at the University of Maryland. The final parade at 5 pm will be reviewed by Major General Edward A. Croft who will present pennants earned during the period.

First Infantry Maryland National Guard Camp Ritchie D. John Markey Gary “Swede” Eppley University of Maryland Edward A. Croft Infantry United States Army

Youth Killed in Cumberland Coasting Accident

Raymond Carl Shaw 15 was killed and Victor Tambolico 15 seriously injured when the cart they rode down Williams road cut in front of Boyd C Rice’s car near Cumberland. Shaw’s head was crushed in the crash.

Cumberland Raymond Carl Shaw Victor Tambolico Williams Road Boyd C. Rice Shaw

Larger Earnings For Steel Corp

United States Steel Corp. reported record quarterly earnings for the three months ending June 30, best since late 1920, with no increase in cumulative preferred disbursement. A 50 cent dividend was declared, leaving $8.75 per share in arrears. Total earnings after manufacturing costs reached $21,082,389, up sharply from $6,578,731 prior quarter and $4,881,554 a year earlier. Payrolls rose to $65,094,000 for the quarter, compared with $33,468,000 a year ago. Charles O. Ward of Hagerstown filed to run for County Treasurer as a Republican candidate, noting his prior service in tax collection and banking bookkeeping.

New York United States Steel Corp Charles O. Ward Hagerstown Washington County

Tilghmanton August services and district C E rally notes

July 30 report from Tilghmanton describes August preaching at Hall on the Hill and Manor church schedule, Sunday meetings, and a district Christian Endeavor rally in Sharpsburg with leadership by Rene Burber. Bakersville Keedysville and others attended. banners awarded for attendance and giving. Local social updates include family visits and a porch surprise for Mrs Reichard.

Tilghmanton Manor Church Christian Endeavor Bakersville Anna Knode Christian Endeavors Benevola Boonsboro Downsville Keedysville Rohrersville

Local Visitors Share Time in Baltimore Day Trip

Town resident Mrs Joseph Palmer of Harrisburg Pa visited with her brother D E Palmer and family and also Mrs Paul Moats during a recent outing to Baltimore on Sunday.

Harrisburg Warrishore Conault PennsylvAnia Railroad Baltimore Joseph Palmer D. E. Palmer Paul Moats

Two Reporters Are Fined Again in Kentucky Jail Case

In Danville Kentucky on August 1 Jack Durham and Wesley Carty two young reporters refused to reveal a confidential tip about a political matter and were fined three dollars each by Police Judge Jay W. Harlan. He warned the court was not weakening and ordered them to return tomorrow after they had already spent 33 hours in jail and paid multiple fines totaling eighteen dollars and seventy five cents each.

Danville Jack Durham Eft Wesley Carty J. W. Harlan Associated Press Wesley. Carty Jay W. Harlan J. Sterling Towles

D D D Prescription Promises Quick Relief for Itching

Dr Dennis D D D Prescription claims rapid relief from eczema pimples mosquito bites and skin inflations. It soothes heals inflamed tissue dries clear greaseless and stainless. A 35 cent trial bottle is offered with guarantee or money back. Produced by Italian brand owners.

Dennis D.D.D

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