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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1932

Page

4

Natchez Murder Case Narrows to Dana and Housekeeper

In Natchez Mississippi August 8 fingerprint experts reportedly found marks resembling Richard H. Dana on items inside the home of 68 year old recluse Jane Sarget Merrill. Sheriff Roberts said he will question Dana and his housekeeper Octavia Dockery as investigators note longstanding feud with Miss Merrill. The antebellum estates Glen Burney and Glenwood, once prized, sit in decline as officers gather clues amid whispers of social aristocracy decades past.

Natchez Miss Richard H. Dana Octavia Dockery Jane Sarget Merrill Sherif Roberts Dane Merrill Dana CIA Sheri Roberta Miss Merrill Miss Dockery Glenburney Danas Dana Famies Jennie Merrill Dick Gana

Boy Scouts Save One Hundred Fish at Snyder's Landing

Boy Scouts of Troop No. 10 camped at Snyder's landing for a weekend and saved about one hundred fish by wading into a nearly dry canal, scooping bass and catfish into nets, and guiding them to the safety of the river. Scoutmaster Fred Entler and assistant Jerry Grier led the camp思. Franklin Leiter won best camper, Lyndon Zecher supervised swimming.

Boy Scouts Snyder's Landing Fred Entler Jerry Grier Franklin Leiter Lyndon Zecher Scout Office

Joint Recital Scheduled Friday at St Pauls M E Church

A joint recital by Roy A. Mac Michael organist and Floyd Sherman tenor will be held Friday at St Pauls M E Church. The program is free with a silver offering. MacMichael recently completed his summer program at Mercersburg Academy. Sherman selected a number of oratorios for his portion.

Roy A. MacMichael Floyd Sherman St. Paul's M. E. Church Prof. MacMichael Mercersburg Academy Sherman

Marriage Licenses Registered for Four Couples in City

George P B Dennis 26 of Clear Spring and Helen M Forsythe 23 of Haytts. John A Lehman 20 of Fayetteville Pa and Elizabeth M King 18 of Waynesboro. Fred C Hammond 24 and Pauline Eichelberger 18, both of this city.

George PB. Dennis Clearspring Helen M. Forsythe Hayatts John A. Lehman Fayetteville Elizabeth M. King Waynesboro Fred C. Hammond Pauline Eichelberger This City

Hosiery names mimic cocktails in Chicago fashion trend

In Chicago on State street department stores sell pastel hose with names like creme de menthe and martini to evoke beverage hues. Mint green mesh and sunny yellow hosiery appear, plus footed silk undies for sandal wear. Betty Zitzman underwent appendectomy at the hospital.

Chicago State Street Ang

Deaths in Funkstown and surrounding areas

Obituary notices report Miss Mary Catherine Gearhart dying at her sister’s Funkstown home from cancer at 68 with several siblings surviving and funeral arrangements set for Trinity Reformed Church State Line. Edward L. Nott, 67, dies on Downsville Pike with a large family and memberships. funeral from his late home. Also listed are Mary Emma Hartle of Bowman's Mill Leitersburg and Julianne Rebecca Toma of near Smithsburg with multiple children and relatives. Card of thanks from families ends notices.

Mary Catherine Gearhart H. ©. Ford Funkstown Trinity Reformed Church State Line Andrew L Weverton Oliver C Asbury Park N. J H.C. Ford Fankatown Alice B. Risser Maugansville Edward L. Nott Downsville Pike Emma Eugene HW Elmont Cal Harry Harrison This City Bernice Resolute Council The Red Men Birx Stewart Beaver Creek Rose Hill Cemetery Mary Emma Hartle Fred Hartle Bowman's Mill Leitersburg Chambersburg John and Logan Ross) Hemphill Gharies Crider Marsh District Samuel Hartman Hagerstown George Kriner Fire Encastle Melvin Muskegon Mich Cleveland Edward Kemp Calvin Baker Sabillasville Bertha Rover Crist Ketzel Hougre B. Clinton Ritz Lutheran Church Waynesboro Julianne Rebecca Toma Smithsburg Harry Wolf Mia Rae Willard Garfield Harry Wolfson Albertus Port Deposit Midh Plora Deaner John Daniel Joseph Kelbaugh Mt. Carmel Gerfield

Wild buying drives market gains after early losses

Stock prices jumped as trading volume surged and brokers welcomed a rebound in commodities led by cotton rising over a dollar. News of possible Farm Board actions and Federal Reserve talks buoyed sentiment while rails and utilities rallied with major names like Santa Fe, Union Pacific, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Pennsylvania and American Telephone posting strong gains.

Stock Exchange Farm Board Eugene Meyer Federal Reserve Board New York Wall Street London Exchange Santa Ferailroda Union Pacific Stearm New York Central Northern Pacific Pennsylvania

Death of Miss Barkdall Shock to Community

Miss Lilian Welty Barkdall, assistant librarian and head of the school section at Washington County Free Library, died last night at Washington County Hospital after three weeks of illness. She organized the Smithsburg library and was active in several clubs. Funeral tomorrow at 4 pm at St. Ann's Church, with interment at Rose Hill. Hoover returns from Rapidan camp. outlook for larger poultry crop this fall and winter.

Lilian Welty Barkdall Washington County Free Library Washington County Hospital Barkdoll Smithsburg Women’s Club King’s Daughters Zonta Club Wayneshorn St. Ann's Clarence Wolf Rose Hill

Libby Holman to Surrender in Murder Case

Libby Holman and 19 year old Walker face possible charges after a joint inquest. Myron Kahn of Cincinnati acts as Holman’s brother in law as defense hopes for bail and a swift trial. Prosecutors may pursue first degree murder if new evidence appears. otherwise second degree or manslaughter counts loom. Holman desires a prompt trial date.

Myron Kahn Cincinnati Walker Holman

Polo Players Guest Here at Washington County Supper

Fort Humphries Virginia polo team members and wives joined Washington County Solo team members for a veranda supper at The Club. Major J R Mc Callum served as toastmaster while Senator Byron recounted the polo program. The Fort Humphries team defeated the local squad by a close score yesterday.

Fort Humphries Washington County J. R. McCallum William 0. Byron Todd Byron EB. ¥. Duval Brook Gallion Lieutenant Cox Edwin Mason Fcore

Rector Preaches At The Summit In Blue Ridge Summit

Rev Walter Byron Stehl preached to a large congregation at the Church of the Transfiguration Blue Ridge Summit yesterday. The service was conducted by Rev Arthur Pfatiko Alnong with Rt Rev and Mrs Wyatt Brown Rev S Tagart Steele Jr and Rev William Rolins Webb attending from the Summit. Next Sunday Rev I O Forqueran of Baltimore will be at St Johns.

Walter Byron Stehl D. D St. John’s Church Church of the Transfiguration Blue Ridge Summit Arthur Pfatiko

Photo evidence ties Frederick man to illegal still

Benjamin Marksbury claimed he was merely passing when sheriff deputies raided a still near here. A photograph from a negative found at the scene shows Marksbury filling a bottle from a hang spout. He received six months in the House of Correction.

Frederick Aug Benjamin Marksbury Marksbury House of Correction

Hunt Youth for Murder

San Francisco authorities extended the search for a suspected slayer of Gina Sidares, a 14 year old found battered in a vacant lot. Police broadcast a warrant for John Santis, 22, after bloodstained items were found at his lubricating plant workplace and in his home above the shop.

San Francisco Gina Sidares John Santis

Loved Neither She Testifies at Lancaster Murder Trial

Mrs. T. M. Keith-Miller testified at Captain W. N. Lancaster's murder trial that she had become completely disillusioned and no longer loved Lancaster or writer Haden Clarke. She said she remains fond of Lancaster whom she’d pursued, but has not loved him for two years and denied lying for him.

Miams Fla T. M. Keith-Miller W. N. Lancaster Lancaster Haden Clarke Finance Captain Lancaster N. Vernon Hawthorne

Murder in the Street: Man Found Dead in Burlap Bag

Joseph Miller, returning home at 3 a.m., stumbled on a dead man in a burlap bag lying in the street. The well dressed 35 year old had 20 stab wounds to the heart, an ice pick noted, a tightly drawn clothesline around the neck, and bound knees. No identity clues were found.

New York Joseph Miller Hadeen

Governor Seans Duker Record

Governor Ritchie has not set a date to hear pleas for clemency in the case of Herman Webb Duker who was sentenced to die for murder. Duker pled guilty to the slaying of John W. Anderson the Gunilford milkman last year and received the death sentence. the original sentence was reaffirmed on rehearing and the Court of Appeals declined action. Duker’s counsel Hilary W. Gang and Emory H. Niles ask clemency or commutation to life imprisonment.

Baltimore Aug Herman Webb Duker Ritchie Duker John W. Anderson Gunilford Milkman Joseph N. Ulman Jade Ulman Court of Appeals Hilary W. Gang Emory.h. Niles

Red Men Plan For Big Picnic On Labor Day

Logan tribe of Red Men at Loonsboro plans the annual Labor Day picnic along the Boonsboro to Keedysville road. Representative David J. Lewis and Harold C. Smith will attend and speak. A full program of sports music and entertainment for adults and youths is being arranged to attract members from near and far.

Logan ‘Tribe of Red Men Loonsboro Boonsboro Keedysville David J. Lewis Harold C. Smith

French President to Be Put to Work on Farm Visit

Mercy le Halt France August report details President Albert Lebrun arriving at an old farm for a vacation echoing Coolidge. He is shorn before work. his brother Gabriel Lebrun, a farmer, says the president will help cut wheat tomorrow morning.

Mercy-Le-Halt France la Coolidge Albert Lebrun Gabriel Lebrun Farmer Lebrun

Fire Lures Wild Ducks to Death in Lumber Yard Blaze

In Kalispell Montana a lumber yard fire attracted a large flock of wild ducks. The birds dove toward the flames, were lured by the light, and perished in the blaze.

Klispell Mont

Good Excuse For Missing Lessons

CHICAGO August 8 Samuel Rosenberg a druggist who is studying to be a lawyer says he has missed lessons because his store was held up twice in five hours and ten times in three years The teacher excused Rosenberg.

Chicago Samuel Rosenberg Rosenberg

Youth Drowns Near Hancock While Swimming With Keefer Family

Dennis Carbaugh an 18 year old from Webster Mills Pa drowned while swimming near Hancock in the Potomac River. He slipped from a rock and disappeared about 11 am. his body was recovered ten minutes later but resuscitation failed. Magistrate Ross Fite and Constable Charles Barnhart investigated. the coroner ruled accidental drowning and no inquest was held. The body was taken to a Hancock funeral establishment.

Dennis Carbaugh Webster Mills Potomac River Hancock Young Carbaugh William Keefer Potomac Keefer Carbaugh Robert Munday Ross Fite Charles Barnhart

Negro given term in cut assault case headline chaos

Albert Campbell 24 colored was sentenced to three months in the House of Correction after being arraigned before Judge Sweeney on a charge of assaulting Rosie Hall colored Saturday night. He allegedly slashed her breast with a knife. Across the week end police arrested 13 drunks with sentences suspended or fines of 5 to 10 dollars. Chapin sworn in as new Secretary of Commerce Roy D. Chapin of Detroit replaces Robert Lamont in a reshaped commerce department.

Albert Campbell House of Correction Richard H. Sweeney Senet Rosie Hall Chapin Washington Roy D. Chapi Detroit Coedy Robert 2. Lamont

Peace Prospects Dented After Chaco Clash

In Asuncion Paraguay Aug 9. Peace talks between Paraguay and Bolivia over the Gran Chaco seem more distant after Paraguay shot down a Bolivian recon aircraft 20 miles east of Fort Chanay in Vi lero Patino swamps. The two Bolivian aviators were captured and Paraguay moves to send notes to neutral nations and the United States as both sides bolster forces.

Asuncion Paraguaay Aug Paraguay Bolivia Gran Chaco Fort Chanay Vilero Patino Associated Press United States Chaco

Daily Mail Tip Prizes Split For Near Misses

The Daily Mail offers weekly tip prizes of 2.50 for first place and 2 for second. Tips must be phoned brought or sent between 7 30 am and 3 pm on weekdays. Prizes may be split if two tips have equal news value.

Monkstown The Daily Mail Mail

Today's Stock Quotations From Stein Bros And Boyce

Quotations open at 1 pm for McComas Armatrong Building with listings across major firms. Amer Can at 50.55, Amer Tel & Tel 10R% 1M, Anaconda 10% 12, Beth Steel 18% 20 1/%, Chrysler 10% 12%, Consol Gas 4, A, Dupont 63 7/8, Fox 3?, Gen Electric 25 19 27 1/4, Gen Motors 14 3/4 16%, North Amer 27 3/4 29, Penna RR 14% 17%, Radio 7% 8, Standards Oil N J 25% 26, U S Steel 41% 43.

McComas-Armatrong Teeeses Bnl Gen. Electric Gen. Motors North Amer Penna R. Ro Radio W.cscseeree Onof N.J Steel

Chicago Grain Market Quotations by The Sticked Sales Corp

Grain market quotations from The Sticked Sales Corporation located at 26 W Washington, Chicago, and Hagerstown, Maryland. The brief listing reflects daily prices and trading figures for various commodities, with emphasis on agricultural grain futures and spot values. The document notes quotation sources and regional market coverage in Maryland and Illinois.

Sticked Sales Corporation W. Washington &J Hagerstown, Md

Return from Jungle Left Body of Pal Retired?

Harold Foard of Bramwell West Virginia arrives aboard the Santa Clara after a perilous Ecudorian jungle trek. He recounts losing comrade Thomas Walsh of Chicago to exhaustion and starvation during a riverine and overland expedition. Foard describes burying Walsh in a shallow grave and surviving with sparse food until rescue.

New York Harold Foard Bramwell W. Va Santa Clara Thomas J. Walsh Chicago Walsh Foard Monzon Ecuador Hueltlaga

Walters thanks Ritchie for ending the army aid

Walter W. Waters, veterans' leader, credits Governor Ritchie with ending the bona expeditionary army and writes to express gratitude for the governor's advice.

Annapolis Bona Expeditionary Army Walter W. Waters Ritchie

Fraternal golf match set for Glen Eagles course

A large crowd is expected at Glen Eagles Golf Course on Wednesday evening for a second match between the Princes of Syracuse and Hagerstown De Molay. The Princes announce Paul Bowers Fred Eutler Eugene Bowers and Elmer Strock as players. De Molays are still selecting their four qualifiers with rounds underway. The matches begin at 6 o clock with top miniature golf talent from both groups.

Glen Eagles Princes of Syracuse Hagerstown Order of Ne- Molay Paul Bowers Fred Eutler Eugene Bowers Elmer Strock de Molays Minature Golf

Picnic Class Taught By M P Moller Jr at Caledonia

The Sunday School class of St. John's Lutheran church taught by M P Moller Jr held a picnic at Caledonia on Thursday. Last chance tonight to qualify for the championship tournament at Glen Eagles Golf Course Cromer's 10c Adv.

St. John's Lutheran Church A M. P. Moller, Jr Piente Caledonia Glen Eagles Golf Course Bester St Cromer's

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