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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1933

Page

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Businessmen hear talk on Recovery Act in Harrisburg

General Hugh S. Johnson spoke to a packed Harrisburg audience about enforceable provisions of the Recovery Act. He urged local recovery committees to promote signups and buy from manufacturers who have joined the code, noting blanket codes may be required for some industries.

Hugh S. Johnson Harrisburg Sevceral Ase Ior Cote Washington Johnson Arrisburg Elmer N. Funkshouser Detroit R. C Graham Roy TD. Chapin K. T. Keller Dubois Young Walter P. Chrysler Tred .J. Fisher Alvan Macaney Gen. Johnson Alfred P. Sloan, Jr Knudsen C. E. Wilson Charles D. Hastings Associated Preas

Minister victim of “Parent” gag in Franklin county Pa

A bereaved parent hoax spread in Hagerstown and Franklin county to prey on sympathy for a supposed child of Rev Reesé St Clair Pottenbarger of Camp Hill. Pastor Poffenberger hosted a caller claiming a fatal car crash and funeral service for a non existent child, charging $3 for bus fare before doubt arose.

Hagerstown Franklin County Reesé St.Clair Pottenbarger Camp Hill Frederick County Poffenberger West Fairview -Lutheran Church

Vehicle Collision Damages Parked Cars on West Patrick

Rob ert L. Saum of Hagerstown sat in his parked auto at the 200 block of West Patrick Street Frederick when a passing car struck his vehicle. Both cars were disabled. Floyd L. Reeder, driving toward Braddock, caused the wreck by veering into the left side of Saum’s car after viewing another vehicle. Officer Marshall Murray noted the other car distracted Reeder.

West Patrick Street Frederick Robert L. Saum Hagerstown Tne Floyd L. Reeder Braddock Saum Marshall Murray Reeder

Conococheague Residents Share Weekend Visits

Vernon Ridenour of Washington and Page Funkhouser visited Mr and Mrs H C Ridenour. Leathian and June Shank of Williamsport spent Sunday with Mrs Ira Rowe. St Pauls Lutheran Aid met at Fred Renner's and planned a picnic for Aug 17. Mrs H C Rudenour and children Winona Vernon and Arlis visited Indian Springs. Russel Trumpower of Greencastle was a visitor. Mrs Seibert's funeral was held at St Pauls Friday. Winsona Ridenour returned from Indian Springs. Frank Bloyer and family visited Smithsburg. Ernest Bowers family of Baltimore also visited.

Conococheague Vernon Ridenour Washington Page Funkhouser H. C. Ridenour Leathian Shank June Shank Williamsport Ira Rowe St. Paul’s Lutheran Aid Society Fred Renner H.C. Rudenour Winona Vernon Arlis Indian Springs Russel Trumpower Greencastle Russel Seibert Tenced Seibert St. Paul's Calvin Trumpower Greeneagile Sod Isaac Forsythe Lee Harnish Dry Run Frank Scheele McCoy’s Ferry Winona Ridenour W. T. Funkhouser Frank Bloyer Smithsburg Ernest Bowers Baltimore

Irene Sanders Visits in Chambersburg with Friends

Miss Irene Sanders spends time in Chambersburg with friends as Russel Breitweiser accompanies her for part of the visit.

Russel Breitweiser Irene Sanders Chambersburg

Foot Broken In Middleburg Pike Work Accident

Gordon Claude 40 an employee of the State Roads Commission sustained a broken foot while at work on the Middleburg pike yesterday and was taken to the hospital.

Gordon Claude State Roads Commission Middleburg Pike

Bill To Legalize Beer Is Approved In South Dakota

PIERRE South Dakota Senate approved in special session the bill to legalize 3.2 percent beer with a 42 to 1 vote. The measure would allow 3.2 beer and wine immediately upon House approval and governor signature. Counties would receive 50 percent of tax and license revenue for relief. Senator H C Halvorsen was the sole opponent.

Tom Berry Senate H.C. Halvorsen Brookings

Luther Leagues Convene Annual Evangelical Lutheran Convention

The twelfth annual convention of the Lutheran Leave of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland meets September 2–4 at the Frederick church with delegates from Hagerstown and nearby towns. Addresses cover Christ as Master and social home issues, plus routine business and officer election. Cornerstone laid at Roxbury State Penal Farm. wheat and barley harvests reported.

Luther Leave Evangelical Lutheran Bynod of Maryland Evangelical Lutheran Church Frederick Luther Leagues Hagerstown Beaver Creek Finkstown Leiternburg Sharpsburg Clearspring Smithsburg Amos John Traver Christ Baker’ Park Martin Luther Endera Baltimore Henry W. Snyder D. D Washington Cormerstone Roxbury

Plumber Expands Business to Beer Sales in Shop

In Spokane W M Lucas, a plumber, secures permission to vend beer by glass and bottle in his plumbing shop, blending work with leisure. In Bloomsburg Pa a 61 year old bricklayer William F. Wagner dies after a bee sting to the forehead, heart likely affected.

Spokane Wash W. M. Lucas Lucas Bloomsburg Willian F. Wagner Wagner

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