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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1934

Page

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Wife Seller Not Guilty Plea In Hoboken Bride Bargain Case

In Jersey City on August 22 Judge R V Kinkead presided as Richard Rost Hildegarde Rost and Paul Herman faced conspiracy to violate the moral code charges. Rost and Herman sought to plead guilty to misconduct with papers to be prepared, while Mrs Rost and Herman urged guilty pleas on misconduct. Prosecutor Schlosser aimed for a grand jury indictment on conspiracy.

Jersey City N. J Hoboken R. V. Kinkead Judicial Eye Richard Rost Hildegarde Rost Paul Hermen Union City F. G. Schlosser Schlosser Best Hildegarde Herman

Deputy Shot to Death in West Virginia Strike Mine

In Goodwill West Virginia a strike at the Goodwill Colliery preceded a deadly ambush as 15 shots from pistols and shotguns fired at miners emerging from the mine killed deputy sheriff K G C Peterfish and seriously wounded Earl Overstreet, a United Mine Workers member. Deputy J B Boyd and Constable J P McKinney witnessed the event as nonunion workers rode out. Wamnar Epperly accused the union of breaking contract dispute procedures by striking rather than using mediation.

Goodwill W. Va K. GC Peterfish Mine Company Earl Overstreet United Mine Workers of America Princeton Sherif J.B. Boyd J. P. McKinney Metoaka Winding Gulf Colliery Company Boyd Overstreet Wamnar Epperly Winding Gulf Collieries United Mine Workers of America Jocal

Ellis Parker Hunts Murderers With Postage Stamps

Mt Holly New Jersey August article profiles Ellis Parker Burlingon County detective famed for solving 250 cases and executing or electrocuting 121 killers. The piece details his slow factual method, office with battered desk, and bold exploits including tracking crooks across continents and coaxing confessions from gunmen in Camden and California.

George Tucker MT. Holly N. d Ellis Parker Burlington County Phifo Vance Ellis Washington Parker Burington County Barnegat Bay Parkers Office Watts Frank James Raymond Schuck Camden County Thomas Coumas California Manhattan Hawkshaw N.d

Horoscopes Signal Cautious Year With War Rumors

The August 22 1934 Horoscope notes strong adverse planetary aspects bring disruption and activity after a waiting period. It warns against speculation and favors farmers, advises prudence in investments, and mentions a year of hard work for those born today. Notable birthdays include Melville E. Stone 1848 and John B. Gough 1817.

Saturn Sy United States Melville E. Stone John B. Gough Clade Achille Debussy

Daily Mail Color Contest Lets Hagerstown Youth Color Treasure Island

The Daily Mail invites all youths 6 to 18 within 30 miles of Hagerstown to color a scene from Treasure Island. Four days of pictured scenes start tomorrow, with prizes of 10 dollars for first, 3 for second, 2 for third, and ten prize passes. Submissions due by Tuesday midnight August 28, judged by Pennington, Boucher, Pyle, and Kelly.

Daily Mail Hagerstown Treasure Island the Mail Eoitor Miss Pennington The Frank Boucher Maryland Theatre Norman Pyle Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures Frank Kelly Leiter Bros. Studio

Ladies Bible Class Outing at Rowe's Park in Sharpsburg

The Lutheran church Ladies Bible Class held their annual outing at Rowe's Park on Tuesday evening with marshmallows and welries roasted. The gathering included Edith Hess, J W Dorsey, Chas Dorsey and family, Edna Clipp, Rhoda Bender, Eloise Eshelman Harrisburg, Aggie Mose, Laura DeLauney, Edna Heighberger, Odie Cox, Flora Smith, Alice Wilson Smith, Nora Shank, Flossie Weaver, Mary Rohrer, Pauline Spons, Tena Brashears, Ruth Dorsey, Brad Dorsey, Otho Smith Tilghman, Hezzle Hetzel, John Smith, Omer Dorsey, Max Swain, Rhoda Bender, and Wesley Dorsey. Valerie Thomas visits New York. Katherine Moore also in town on vacation.

Sharpsburg Ladies Bible Class The Lutheran Church Rowe’s Park Edith Hess J. W. Dorsey Chas. Dorsey Arthur Dorsey Edna Clipp Rhoda Bender Mesdames Eloise Eshelman Harrisburg Aggie Mose Laura DeLauney Edna Heighberger Odie Cox Flora Smith Alice Wilson Smith Nora Shank Flossie Weaver Mary Rohrer Pauline Spons Tena Brashears Ruth Dorsey Brad Dorsey Otho Smith Tilghmanton Hezzle Hetzel John Smith Omer Dorsey Max Swain Wesley Dorsey Valerie Thomas New York Katherine Moore

Local notes on visits and teaching changes in Sharpsburg

Miss Edna Hoover visited Frederick last week with Miss Ruth English. Miss Mary Cox, transferred from Dargan to Sharpsburg to teach first grade, replacing Mrs. J. W. Dorsey who held the post ten years. Christ Reformed school held a Braddock Heights picnic Friday with about one hundred attendees. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Friedel and son Billy of Shenandoah, Virginia, visited Miss Fannie Pulse here days.

Edna Hoover Frederick Ruth English Mary Cox Dargan Sharpsburg Cox J. W. Dorsey Christ Reformed School Braddock Heights Wm. Friedel Billy Shenandoah, Va Fannie Pulse

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