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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1935

Page

7

Four Crown boat sinks. four missing after Nantucket blast

Four survivors reach Boston recounting a harrowing explosion at Nantucket Lightship that sank the New York fishing schooner Juneal, with four crew members missing: Alf Kristiensen, Donald Murphy, Michael Allard, and John Colbert. Survivors describe clinging to wreckage, boarding a dory, and a shark distraction during escape. Captain Gustave Olsen led the crew that rode a dory to safety.

Boston Nantucket New York Alf Kristiensen Donald Murphy Michael Allard Brooklyn N. Y John Colbert Gustave Olsen Ole Olsen Cook John Powers Richard Delaney Olsen

Pilot On Mississippi Beat Mark Twain Before Fame

Rediscovered river pilot Isaiah Sellers of North Carolina, born 1802, used the pen name Mark Twain for navigation items long before Samuel Clemens. He died of pneumonia in 1864 after a famed Mississippi career, and lies in Bellefontaine Cemetery with a lone stone bearing his name and no dates.

Pilot Mississippi Mark Twain J. G. Werkley ST. Louis Samuel Clemens Isaiah Hannibal Tom Sawyer Sellers Bellefontine Memphis James M. White New Orleans Prairie Pittsburgh Iredell County North Carolina Clemens Bellefontaine I. Sellers Marx Twain

Kelvinators Plan Outing With Washington Visit

The Red Shield Kelvinators, sponsored by the Bohman-Warne Co, will end the season with a trip to Washington D C. Morning tour of landmarks, lunch with Mr Clark Griffith of the Washington Senators, attendance at a stadium game, then supper and a tour of floodlit monuments before returning to Hagers Town. The club is part of Salvation Army boy work.

Red Shield Kelvinatorse Bohman-Warne Co Washington, D. C Clark Griffith Washington Senators American League Baseball Club Capitol Building Lincoln Memorial Hagerstown Red Shield Club Salvation Army

Juniors to Picnic at Weller's Clubhouse

Members of the Junior Fire Company plan a picnic at Weller's clubhouse on Sunday, August 25. They should meet at the hall at 10 o'clock. drivers are asked to bring their cars.

Cominy Weller Sundon

The Needlework Corner by Jeanne Peasant Theme in Knitted Fabric

Jeanne Peasant discusses the theme in knitted fabric within The Needlework Corner, outlining stitch choices, color patterns, and practical tips for crafters seeking textured results. The piece emphasizes texture contrast and traditional motifs for home sewing and wearables.

Lacy shell pink blouse with bat wing sleeves outfit

The fall trend features a lacy shell pink blouse with full bat wing sleeves contrasted by a black knitted skirt. Three quarter sleeves pull into elastic cuffs and bold stripes, suggested by black angora accents. Knit pattern offered for 10 cents from The Daily Mail.

The Daily Mail Fifth Ave New York City

Bodies Sought in Berlin Subway Ruin After Fire

Berlin, Aug 20. Troops police and Berlin fire brigade hunt for bodies after a fire collapsed a subway under construction. At least 14 dead, up to 26 missing. The tunnel, to link Berlin stations before next year Olympics, lies in Hermann Goering street near Bleacher Palace. Searchlights aid rescuers amid tangled rails and cables.

Berlin Radio City Hermann Goering

Walsh bill hearings end in House Judiciary Committee

Washington August 20 Hearings on the Walsh bill to impose NRA conditions on Government contractors ended today as the House Judiciary Committee adjourned and met privately to vote. Senator Walsh of Massachusetts urged the government contracts include the human quality in labor relations.

Washington House Judiciary Committee Walsh Mass Senate

Stirring Days of Civil War in Middletown Remembered

A Middletown veteran recalls Civil War scenes from 1860s campaigns. He describes Home Guards, Lincoln supporters, Maryland Legislature arrest at Frederick, Burnside’s Union troops, Confederate advances, and Stonewall Jackson passing through town. The piece notes abolitionist ancestors, local militia, and the debate over emancipation versus war costs. A continuation promises more recollections.

Middletown Abraham Lincoln Stephen A. Douglas Joan C. Breckenbridge John Bell Lincoln Eivery Jacob Rudy Stephen R. Bowlus Alfred Bragonier Maryland Alph Young Bill Boileau Geo. Crouse Henry Young George Crouse Frank Thomas Union Daniel Remsburg Christian Remsburg Fremont Rhode Island Burnside North Bend Tut Rudy Frederick Williamsport Hicks Annapolis Fiery Clearspring Fort Warren Mass Lee Old Academy Lutheran Cemetery Nancy Crouse Russell Connecticut Dahlgren Miss Crouse Stonewall Jackson Harper's Ferry Kid Douglas Jackson

Death Penalty For Stealing Of Horse

A January 1798 Washington County Circuit Court docket shows Benjamin Gibbs convicted of horse theft and sentenced to be taken to the jail, then to the gallows to be hanged until dead. The case was a jury trial with several juror names still partly legible.

Washington County Benjamin Gibbs

Knights of Columbus Holds Victory Dinner in New York

The Supreme Council opened its membership drive at a victory dinner in New York with former Governor Alfred E. Smith as the principal speaker. The event drew about 2000 guests and 30,000 council members. Martin Carmody, Supreme Knight, said Mexican government actions against religious freedom spurred the campaign to defend individual rights.

New York Supreme Council of Knights of Columbus Alfred E. Smith Council North America Martin If. Carmody Supreme Knight of Grand Rapids Mich

Frush Family Reunion Planned Near Clarkson's Wood

Descendants of Samuel Johr George and Frank Frush will hold a reunion in Clarkson's wood one mile north of Huyett's crossroads on Thursday August 29.

Samuel, Johr George Frank Frush Clarkson's Wood Huyett’s Crossroads

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