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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1927
Page
13
Eugene Compton of Front Royal Virginia was arrested after allegedly threatening to shoot his wife. He was removed to a state mental hospital near Baltimore for treatment, while the concealed weapons charge against him was dismissed by Judge J H Bitner. The father accompanied him to the hospital.
The American Soft Wheat Millers Export Corporation received articles of incorporation from the State Tax Commission in Baltimore. The company, located at 67 West Baltimore Street, will engage in export business with capital of $25,000 in 25,000 shares of $1 each. Incorporators include Samuel H. Rogers Augustus MR Selby and Emery BE May.
A motor accident near Hancock claimed J Leroy Mc Cardell of Hagerstown who died at Washington County Hospital after being thrown from a motorcycle into rocks. Marriage licenses issued to Omer Rouzer Ida Hurd Andrew Schensky Ruth Semler. Theophilus fifth birthday party for the Bells. Pythian Castle cornerstone laid on West Franklin with addresses by Alexander Armstrong Jr and William F Broening. John Dotter serenaded after returning from his wedding trip. George F Updegraff Jr operated on for appendicitis. Miss Alice Weagley engaged as organist at Zion Reformed Church. Mayor Mish returns from Atlantic City. Thirty years ago Hagerstown market prices listed for country hams bacon lard butter eggs chickens. Walter Artz and H B Irvin visiting Pinesburg club house.
Milwaukee invites German Junker aviators to make the city their Atlantic crossing destination. A National Aeronautical Association chapter message to Kessau, Germany, notes Milwaukee’s German heritage and welcomes German aviators to land here.
London August 17 The body of J Ogden Armour Chicago packer and capitalist who died here yesterday will be taken to New York on the Berengaria sailing from Southampton Saturday J J Mitchell Mr Armour s son in law said plans for the funeral will be made upon the arrival of the body in New York
James Waddell, retiring supervisor of alcohol and brewery control, proposed amending the Volstead act to permit sale of 2.25 per cent beer as the only way to establish a sound basis for prohibition enforcement.
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