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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1936

Page

3

Guards Ready to Move On at Camp Cascade Md

National Guard unit of the 58th Brigade trained on range practice at Camp Harry W. Nice in Cascade Maryland before departing for Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania. Private Teddy Myers was named lifeguard at the camp. Co B members prepared to join the advance detachment leaving in thirty trucks with equipment and supplies.

National Guard 58Th Harry W. Nice Cascade Indiantown Gap Co. B Teddy Myers C. H. McCleary

Convoy to Indiantown Gap Leaves Wednesday Morning

The men will depart at about 7:00 a.m. on Wednesday. Movement to Indiantown Gap will be by motor trucks, with a 31 mile convoy line. Police escorts will guide the procession through Gettysburg and Harrisburg. The 110th Field Artillery of Pittsburgh is already at the Pennsylvania military reservation.

Indiantown Gap Gettysburg Harrisburg 110Th Field Artillery Pikesville Pennsylvania Military Reservation

Woman Seeks Lost Son After Detective Magazine Photo

Mrs. M. S. Ebbeson of San Francisco writes County Investigator Clarence S. Baker believing her long separated son Clarence Baker may be the man in a recent detective story magazine photo tied to a local murder case. She has spent a fortune searching and claims kinship through Leland Stanford, while Mr. Baker will reply to clarify his family tree.

Clarence S. Baker M. S. Ebbesen San Francisco Cal Baker Detective Story

St Mary's Carnival Plans for August Grounds

Plans are complete for the annual carnival sponsored by St Marys Catholic Church on church grounds beginning this evening and continuing through Saturday night August 11 to 15. The committee aims to make this the most successful event of this kind ever held. Fifteen attractive stands have been erected and the grounds have been decorated with decorations and games of different kinds.

St. Mary’s Catholic Church

Miss Crosby Arrested for 45 mph Over Limit in Maryland

Miss Virginia Crosby of 1801 16th Street N W Washington DC was arrested on Route 40 near the city yesterday afternoon by Major Enoch B Garey superintendent of the Maryland State Police for exceeding 45 miles per hour. She appeared before Magistrate C Edward Heard and was fined the minimum ten dollars plus costs. Garey had been to Cumberland and was returning to Baltimore when the arrest was made.

Virginia Crosby 16Th Street N. W Washington, D. C Enoch B. Garey Maryland C. Edward Heard

Confederate soldiers totem pole unveiled in Gainesville

A totem pole dedicated to the soldiers of the Confederacy in Gainesville, Georgia, is believed to be the largest in the world.

Gainesville

Actress Joan Bennett seeks name change for daughter

John Marion Fox, first husband of Joan Bennett, opposes the Los Angeles court bid to rename their daughter Diana Bennett Fox to Diana Markey. Bennett's current husband is Gene Markey, scenarist.

John Marion Fox Joan Bennett Los Angeles Diana Bennett Fox Diana Markey Miss Bennett Gene Markey Associated Press

Keedysville Social Notices Arrive From August Week

Keedysville notes Mr and Mrs Fred Frost of Boston visit the Snerders. Mrs Nora Meinenn er of Welk erville visits Mrs Mertie Thomas. Rene Burtner hosts her Bridge Club. Mary Kitzmiller Dorothy Knadler and Conrad tour McConnellsburg and PA sites. Gladys Banks of Baltimore stays with the Lynches. Nancy Banks summer with grandparents. George Buxton attends Sharpsburg birthday for Houston Carnahan. John Long and daughter see friends in Boonsboro. Richard Myers, a town figure, ill in Baltimore hospital. Poffenbergers visit Sharpsburg relatives.

Keedysville Fred Frost Boston Mary Kitzmiller Dorothy Knadler Mr. Conrad McConnellsburg Pennsylvania Gladys Banks Baltimore H. Lynch Nancy Banks Howard Lynch George Buxton Sharpsburg Richard Myers Our Town Carl Poffenberger

Local Choir To Be On Festival Program

Musicians from Potomac region will take part in the Mountain Choir festival on Sunday August 23 at Mountain Lake Park directed by Rev. Felix G Robinson. The A Capella Choir of Hagerstown directed by Raymond Hollinger joins Baltimore and Pittsburgh performers with choral directors. W R Twadell of Durham NC chairs the community choir audition committee. Soloists include Kenneth Malcolm Baritone Barton Benjamin McCracken tenor Frostburg and W Arthur Ashley baritone Oakland.

Oakland Potomac Region Mountain Lake Park Felix G. Robinson A Capella Choir Hagerstown Raymond Hollinger Baltimore Pittsburgh W R. Twadell Durham N. C Kenneth Malcolm Barton Benjamin McCracken Frostburg W. Arthur Ashley

McClure Undergoes Emergency Appendicitis Operation

Cumberland Md Aug 11 James H McClure of Glassport Pa Republican nominee for Congress in the 31st Pennsylvania District underwent an emergency appendicitis operation at Memorial Hospital. Attending physicians report condition good and favorable to recovery.

Cumberland James H. McClure Glassport Pennsylvania Memorial Hospital

Circus Leader George Hanneford to perform with Downie Bros Circus

George Hanneford the renowned English equestrian, famed clown makeup, and daring bareback rider, headlines the Downie Bros Circus in Hagerstown on Friday April 14 under Charles Sparks. The act promises laughter and thrill. the circus bills the Hanneford family as the feature riding act with beautiful horses. Also noted is Rev. Addison H Groff returning from Lake Geneva after representing the Reformed Church at an international conference on a United Adult Movement. Police report notes 102 recovering after yesterday’s minor accident involving Charles Lee and Peet.

George Hanneford Hagerstown Downie Bros. Circus Charles Sparks Hanneford Addison H. Groff Boonsboro Lake Geneva Wisconsin Reformed Church United Adult Movement United Movement For Christian

Man, 102, Hit by Car in Rochester

An elderly man aged 102 was struck by an automobile driven by a 19 year old motorist, Henry Peet, in Rochester New York on August 11. The report notes the collision and current condition of the injured man.

Man Rochester N. Y Henry Peet

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