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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1924

Page

7

FANE SAVES FAMILY SLEEP

Grantsville Md December 4 A man, Oliver Hoover, 42, saved his family from a fire but perished in the blaze his wife and four children suffered severe burns and were rushed to hospital. Neighbors found the family outside as burnt furniture lay scattered. Tracks in deep snow showed a hurried escape but the reason for not waking the family remained unclear.

Grantsville Oliver Hooyer Jennings Nore Melvin Eod Herbert Minera Hospital Frostburg

President Gandhi cites Joseph story to urge farm aid

A speech draws on Genesis to warn that prosperity hinges on farmers and neighbors alike. The speaker stresses shared progress and calls for high productivity while highlighting the human element in economic policy.

Leg injury prompts hospital x ray after Surrey High game

Harold E. Jones of 446 North Prospect Street was hurt ankle playing football at Surrey High School and taken to Washington County Hospital where an x ray was taken. He will be confined to the house for some time. Marriage licenses issued for Nealy Budley Purse Wolfe couples from Harrisonburg Bloomsburg. Mrs Rector confined at home with grip. Building permit granted for Mrs Gorman garage 10 by 16 at 340 South Cannon Wy.

Harold E. Jones North Prospect Street Surrey High School Washington County

Gr. Sachem Visited Red Men Tribes In Maryland Towns

Silas BH Simpson of Trappe Maryland Great Sachem of the Improved Order of Red Men visits Hiwatha Hancock Chippewa Cherokees in Frederick Sharpsburg. Logan Tribe of Boonsboro to confer degrees as Stockslager accompanies him on his itinerary through the county.

Silag BH. Simpson Trappe Improved Order of Red Men of Maryland Ebfa County Simpson Hiwatha Hancock Frederick Sharpsburg Cam Logan Boonsboro Robert M. Stockslager Junior Sagamore

Deaths and notices from a small town paper

Obituary items report the deaths of Mrs. Margaret E. Garmong Mrs. Darby Carney and Mrs Annie A Full with details of their ages survivors and funeral arrangements day and time. notices include memorial verses and ads for local events auctions and sales and a December benefit alert for the Glee Club and pharmacy.

Mrs Wilkinson Convicted of Manslaughter

Cora Ricketts Wilkinson was found guilty of manslaughter in the slaying of her lover John H. Sigafoose after a seven hour jury deliberation. She displayed calm composure as the verdict was read and awaits sentencing with her attorneys, while the defense claimed the shooting was accidental during a defense against an assailant.

Cora Ricketts Wilkinson John H. Sigafoose Wilkinson Stalt Sherif Kaylor Shariff Duffey Keylor Wilkingon Sigifoose Sigatoose Wie Kingon Sigafoose Hugeing Sis” Rider Frank Burger Orenlt

Grain market summary from Baltimore opening

Baltimore December 4 grain roundup lists Wheat No 2 red winter spot at 1.62 and No 2 red winter garlicky spot domestic 1624, No 2 white 604461, Rye No 2 spot 1.29. Market quotes reflect early trading levels across grain grades and varieties in Baltimore.

Baltimore Grain Baltimore

Local Advertisements and Notices from Hagerstown

Hagerstown December notices list multiple ads including food items like Country Cured Hams and Shoulders at 20 cents per pound, Pure Maple Syrup at 2.60 per gallon, and dried peaches. Also promoting Swift products, candles, toys, and a meeting notice for the Foresters of America. Miller's Grocery advertises Pure Maple products and Potomac Street as the location.

Miller's Grocery Potomac

Smallpox Quarantine Expanded in Frankford Philadelphia

Philadelphia reports a new smallpox quarantine in the Frankford area due to a four year old case linked to Mrs. Hmsa Wright infection. About 660 residents in the lower Frankford area, including several restaurants and stores, face closures and health authorities maintain strict controls.

Philadelphia POE Frankford Arecs Hmmsa Wright Digessa Franteford

Defense Tries for Alibi in Masons Case

Defense presents alibi claims for Mason as employees testify he cashed eight checks at Byerly's and hid two stamped checks. Mason says two checks were cashed September 29 and October 4, both honored, but clerks could not identify him. A Blue Ridge driver testified Mason rode a Winchester bus September 26, yet company records show a different regular bus on that date. Trial for James Wilson in Otzelberger murder continues tomorrow. Grice represents Wilson.

Byerly Mason Atora Persson Blue Ridge Transportation Company Winchester Winchester Jas James Wilson Charles R. Otzelberger Wilson Otzelberger Frog Hollow J. Cleveland Grice

Stock Markets Glance Highlights Rail and Industrial Strength

New York markets show rail and industrial stocks strong while domestic bonds remain steady. Foreign exchange firm with 3 percent Cali money. Grain and cotton mixed and copper firm. Car oranges move from Sanford Florida to Pennsylvania freight stations. Trade ads note wholesale and retail availability.

New York Honda Pennsylvania Orchards Sanford Florida

Lodge Sends Delegation to Philadelphia for Paraphernalia

Blue Mountain Lodge No. 118 of this city sends a large delegation to Philadelphia for the fortieth anniversary of the Praternal Home Insurance Company with a pageant at the Girard Craftamana Club 4037 Chestnut street. Mayor W Fraeland Kendrik will be principal speaker. Albert H Ladnar will also address. Members from many states travel by car and train for two days of events.

Blue Mountain Lodge No. 118 Philadelphia Praternal Home Insurance Company Girard Craftamana “Club Chestnut Street W. Fraeland Kendrik Activaty Albert H. Ladnar Councisl Li Lu Temple Pennsylvania New York New Jersey Ohio Maryland West Virginia Tenois Delaware Phitehainble

Big Shooting Match Promised Amid General Store Notes

A fragment describes a December shooting event at the Public Square with a big shooting match advertised. The notice lists security content, rifles, shotguns, wagons, crates, and garbages, alongside autos and a coil at the corner.

Will Open Store In Summit Avenue Area

Robert Ohatkin manager of Kula foy's pharmacy announces a new store opening in the Mob parts near Summit Avenue around January 1. The city will get a delivery system from the new shop and a substation of the poutomics may be located there.

Robert Ohatkin Kulafoy's Pharmacy Washington Square Summit Avenus Poutomics Tt Ta Atore

Chicken Walte Supper at Br. Johnsons Lutheran Church

All you can eat chicken meal offered today from 6 to a.m. at Br. Johns Lutheran Church. Admission 60 cents. Proceeds support church activities and community aid.

Br. Johnns Lutheran Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fane Amrees Laraal George Te. Nealy Margaret Budley Harrisonburg, Va Elmer D. Purse Mildred A. Wolfe Bloomsburg, Pa Afra J. A. Fitzman Harry Lackbove American Legion Mercersburg Mra Rector South Potomer Street Thermas Gorman South Cannon Wyenie Sachem Margaret E. Garmong Catrin Garmong Mra. H. B. Cunningham Lastersburg Pike Front Royal St. Paul's U. B Mra. H. B. Cunninghan Gona 0. L F. B. Garring F. Barry Plummer Roya Darby Carney M. A. Carnay Westernport Joseph F. Carbine John J. Carney Cumberland M. A. Carney St. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church St. Peter and Paul’s Cemetery Annie A. Full Micheael Full George Street Fill St. Mary’s Catholic Church Robert F EB. ¥. Gallagher Elizabeth and Barnard R. W. Morgan JR. Lang Washington, D. C St. Mary's Catholic Church C. G. Kerreli Rosa HU Cemetery Gigkinson Glee Glub Ady Tody’s Rexall Pharmacy Hamilton Corner Aily Marlon H. Patterfield George Morin Coona Passuma Maryland Fur Co Schindler Frederick St Khodnass Ehewa William Green Green and Family Ife Ms Wite Mary Marsh Mrs. Wilkinson Hagerstown M. Herat Provo Dairy Dairy Union Schumacher Swift Switt Christmaz C.D. Kenny CO Cut Rate Toy Shop S. E Cor Public Square Foresters OF America AN Membare Ara Ran Adv R.L Stoner Chie Harry Brinde Lodge The Methodiat Church Williymayfort Amorrow K. of P. Hall Williamsport Franca Paris Moatutleg Hankey's Envorste Lee Cream Speilman's Delicatessen Potwhinc St Red Men’s Hall Anna CG Lee Washington Steinway Chickering Kranich & Bach Behning Other Pianos Ampico Chickering and Marshall & Wendell Edison Brunswick Phonographa Brunswick Radiola Zenith Radiotaa Delis McKee Edward M.hull Lancelot Jacques, SR Artur B. Jacques Purelard P&g Dan Waldorf A&p Cae Sultana
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