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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1930

Page

9

Man Held On Heavy Bail In Embezzlement Case

F W Miller, about 35, of Hagerstown, was held in heavy bail for the action of the Grand Jury after warrants charged embezzlement and forgery. Bond set at 2500 on each of four offenses. Miller, alleged agent for E R Digges and Company of New York, was arrested by County Investigator Clarence G Emmert. Charges include embezzlement totaling 2410 and a conspiracy to defraud in stock sales to N S Early. Early testified he paid 142.50 for ten shares, later bought five more, with no stock delivered. Bonding company aided the embezzlement charges. In default, Miller jailed for November term. Calvert K Hartle attorney for the accused.

F. W. Miller Hagerstown Richard Duffey Miller E. R. Digges and Company New York Clarence G. Emmert Digges N.S. Early Early Calvert K. Hartle

Protective Ass'n To Hold Meeting

A very important regular monthly meeting of the Maryland Farmers Protective Association will be held at 8 p m on Monday in the Williamsport School to plan locating building equipping and handling of the proposed F P A Cooperative Milk Plant J W Anthony and E T Trout managers of the York County F P A Cooperative Milk Plant will speak telling their experience methods and success and answering questions Engineer E C Sunderland and Salesman Scott Walker of the Chicago Creamery Package Equipment Company will explain the latest milk plant buildings machinery containers methods etc and their cost On the program too will be a number of good local speakers including candidates for election There will be good music.

Maryland Farmers Protective Association Wiliamsport F. P. A. Cooperative J. W. Anthony E. T. Trout York County E. C. Sunderland Scott Walker Chicago Creamery Package Equipment Company

Children visit Maryland Theatre for Safety in Numbers show

Inmates from the Washington County Home for Orphans and Friendless Children attended a matinee at the Maryland Theatre in San Mar yesterday as part of Children’s Week. They enjoyed Safety in Numbers with Buddy Rogers and the Vitaphone Looney Tunes Sinking in the Bath Tub. Postmaster H A Russell of Berkeley Springs had his tonsils removed at Washington County Hospital yesterday.

Washington County San Mar Maryland E& Body Buddy Rogers Vitaphone Warner Brothers H. A. Russell Berkeley Springs Washington County Hospital

Seibert Named Acting City Engineer and Inspector

Harold Seibert, three years as assistant to City Engineer William Slee, will act as city engineer and building inspector after Slee’s resignation effective yesterday. The mayor and council accepted Slee’s resignation, as he joins Portland Cement Corporation, with Seibert temporarily promoted. Seibert, son of former County Commissioner Joseph Seibert of Clearspring, has five years in the city engineering department and lives at 213 E. Franklin Street.

William C. Slee Slee Jand Portland Cement Corporation Seibert Joseph Seibert Clearspring E. Franklin Street

Prohibition Agents Raid Frog Hollow Seize Large Whisky Mash

Federal prohibition agents conducted six raids in Frog Hollow and Mt Briar. seized a 100 gallon still with a 10 gallon doubler and about 2,700 gallons of mash. Seizures total 16 since Wednesday. Agents Bowes Poore and Lightburn led yesterday's actions.

Frog Hollow Mt. Briar Messrs Bowes, Poore and Lightburn

Oak Hill Knolls Improvement Assn Meeting Next Tuesday

The Oak Hill Knolls Improvement Association will hold an important business meeting next Tuesday night at the home of J. Christian Monath, the president. The project outlined aims to provide a clear benefit to all residents of the community.

Oak Hill Knolls Improvement Association J. Christian , Monath

Alleged Navy Deserter Arrested in Maryland

Leo Weaver, an apprentice seaman, was arrested Wednesday by Lieut E J Chapman of the Western Maryland Railroad police for train riding. Officers said Weaver had been roaming the city for a week with a uniform, but they believed he was on furlough. He will be returned to the Government Receiving Station in Washington DC this morning.

Leo Weaver U. S. Navy E. J. Chapman Western Maryland Railroad Police Washington DE. C Weaver

Latins Influence Shifts in American Dance Styles

New York, Aug. 2. The Dancing Masters of America debate next years styles as Latin rhythms intrude on the fox trot. Ramon and Rosita present El Siboney as a catalyst for a moderate revolution alongside new modernistic fox trots from Leo Kehl and Dallas coach Elizabeth Wheeler. The movement blends tango and samba with American dance, reflecting changing music and dress influences across a nation mastering transnational steps.

Ramon and Rosita Gilbert Swanner New York America Dancing Masters of Madison Dallas Tex Leo Kehl Teachers’ Board Middle West Elizabeth Wheeler Texas Wisconsin Ramon Otside Lands Lea Kehl Frederick ‘Kahl Miami Fla Kehl

Richards Named to Republican Post

Robert G. Foltz was elected secretary of the Central Committee to succeed Mr. Hoffman, who had filled that office since 1926. The seven members listed will file for re election, including H. S. Bomberger, Andrew K. Coffman, Robert G. Foltz, Lancelot Jacques Jr., Harry Newcomer, Maxwell Richards and Frank Ridenour.

Robert G. Foltz Central Committee Mr. Hoffman H. 5. Bomberger Andrew K. Coffman Lancelot Jacques, Jr Harry Newcomer Maxwell Richards Frank Ridenour

Sunday church visits and local social notes in Mapleville

Mapleville notes Aug 1 recount Sunday morning services at San Mar Chapel and Church of the Brethren Beaver Creek with preaching by Chester Hartle and others. Families and neighbors from State Line, Boonsboro, Smithsburg, and Hagerstown drop by homes, visitations and weekend guests are listed, plus minor travel and health updates among local residents.

Mapleville Acheol San Mar Chapel Church of the Brethren Beaver Creek Chester Hartle Eferstown Catherine Netz Boonsboro James Keadle Herman Shifler State Line Joe Chne Smithsburg George Cline John Keadle Jean Pittsburgh Ana Mary Shilling Hagerstown Daniel Faulder Fred Shiffer Benevola Vissted Eben Shifler Louise McAbee Genévieve Cunningham Naomi Shoop Maryland University Charles Shoop Ned Keadle Jean Keadle Jesse Stine Mt Lena Levin Ridley Catharine Smith Chambersburg Harry Cost Chicago Russell Vetrow

Hooded bandits trick motorist in Baltimore heist

Four black hooded highwaymen staged a life sized dummy and robbed William Embrey of 58 dollars as he stopped to inspect a lifeless figure on a Baltimore street. A second decoy attempt failed when Towson police trailed the scene.

Baltimore William Embrey Embrey Towson

Water system work to start in Funkstown

Funkstown burgess Guy Hebb announced that construction on the town’s new water system will begin Monday. The engineer in charge has arrived and will oversee the project, starting with main street and then side streets. A $15,000 bond issued at the last election will finance the plant and bonds will be sold soon.

Guy Hebb Funkstown

Social notes from Shepherdstown and surrounding areas

Residents and visitors in Shepherdstown and nearby towns are listed with brief updates. Howard Palmer and wife of Baltimore stayed with Mrs. D. D. Pendleton, while Mrs. Wm. B. Snyder has recovered from an operation in Winchester. Numerous locals and guests including Miss Chambley, Miss Stockton Schley, Carroll Roulette, and others are mentioned visiting family, schools, and relatives in West Virginia and Maryland.

Shepherdstown Howard Palmer Baltimore D. D. Pendleton Westwood Wm. B. Snyder Winchester H. P. Schley Johns Hopkins University Duke Street Ruth Chambley Cold Water Betty Lemon Mary Stockton Schley Chambley Carroll Roulette Roulette Shepherd College Harrison Schley Gayroll Roulette Helen Schley Marion H. P. .Schley Florence Muzzey i

Buddy Rogers Charms Audiences in Safety in Numbers

The Stage and Screen notes Buddy Rogers delighted crowds at the Maryland Theatre in Safety in Numbers. The talkie, praised as near amusement perfection, follows a young heir sent to New York by his guardian to learn life from three glamorous Hollies girls as his teachers.

Buddy Rogers Maryland Theatre Mr. Rogers New York

Sundy Side Up at Palace Promises Final Night Showing

Colonial Today notes Emily Richardson and the big cast perform Sun dy Side Up with song hits and dances. The piece urges theatregoers to see the show again at Palace with Pop prices, signaling a possible last opportunity.

Lillian Gish In Talking Pictures At Colonial Theatre

Lillian Gish stars in One Romantic Night a Ferenc Molnar play translated for the first dialogue picture by Miss Gish at the Colonial Theatre on Monday. A romantic comedy drama about a young mower challenging an aristocrat for a maiden’s love, praised as lively and humorous with a strong love triangle.

Ferenc Monar Lillian 4Fish Colonial Theatre Ton Mower Camille Moth Miss Gish

Romance of the West headlining Palace feature

The Palace Theatre presents a Western-heavy bill led by Ro mance of the West with Jack Perrin and Starlight Buffalo Bill Jr and other stars in a rapid-fire action feature. The lineup also includes Micky McGuire in Micky's Strategy, the ninth chapter of The Voice from the Sky, plus Graham McNamee with his talking Universal News.

Jack Perrin Starlight Buffalo Bill, Jr Pete Morrison Franklin Farnum Charles Burt Palace Theatre Wonder Horse Voice From the Sky Graham McNamee Universal News the Palace

Palace to Reopen Sunny Side Up With Star Cast

Owing to popular demand the Palace will feature Sunny Side Up on Monday and Tuesday for a return engagement. The film will be shown as in the former run with Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell El Brendel Marjorie White and Frank.

The Palace Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell el Brendel Marjorie White Frank

Joan Crawford Starred Comedy Blushing Brides at Local Theatre

Joan Crawford headlines Our Blushing Brides with Ann Page Dorothy Sebastien Hupert Montgomery Raymond Hackett and John Miljan in supporting roles. The film opens Monday for three days at the Mary and th theater. MGM reportedly lavishes lavish settings costumes and features. Opening scenes use an entire Los Angeles department store for the trio of women employees. The story follows romances of the three girls among the millionaire class with modernistic settings touted as premier.

Crawford Ann Page Dorothy Sebastien Hupert Montgomery Raymond Hackett John Miljan the Mary and Th Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Los Angeles

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