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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1934

Page

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Lions Dine Guests Honor Milk Fund Charity dinner

Families of babies aided by the Lions Club milk fund and some infants were guests of honor at a Lions dinner at The Club yesterday evening. Captain Langley Andrews of the Salvation Army praised welfare work and youth programs, urging constructive paths and civic duty. The milk fund, started in January 1924, has distributed over 6500 dollars in milk. next Tuesday luncheon will feature Phoebe Omlie speaking.

The Lions Club Lions G. W. ‘Tyler Langley Andrews Salvation Army Andrews India Captain Andrews Army H. A. Fespérman Beatrice Phillips Margaret Fox Tyler Hamilton Phoebe Omlie Aviation Government

Fire causes death and injuries at Baltimore rag factory

A Baltimore blaze at the Atlantic Rag Company building killed one firefighter and injured 16 others. Officials say spontaneous combustion started the fire, and Chief Howard Travers is to report to the board of fire commissioners on Friday. The Monday night blaze razed the factory premises.

Baltimore Howard Travers Board of Fire Commissioners Atlantic Rag Company

A. M EETING OF BROADWAY WAYSIDE PTA

The December meeting of the Broadway Wayside parent teacher association will be held this afternoon at 2 30. Christmas carols by the whole student body are on the program. Preschool children accompanying their mothers will be cared for and entertained during the meeting.

T. A Broadway-Wayside Parent Teacher Association

Rev Wyand named Grace Methodist pastor in Middletown Va

Do You Recall Rev. Fred B Wyand formerly of this city was named pastor of Grace Methodist Church in Middletown Virginia Prior to war service he had led a Methodist Church in Park River North Dakota The countywide volunteer offering to the Roosevelt National Memorial Fund totaled 80830 dollars per treasurer Charles W Harman Eggs in this city sold for 85 cents a dozen while other cities showed higher prices Minneapolis 125 Baltimore 99 Atlantic City 100 Boston 115 New York 110 Turkeys were expected to drop to about 35 cents a pound for Christmas trade from as high as 45 cents before Thanksgiving A nationwide coal miners strike was reported settled ending distress and curtailment of coal use.

Fred B. Wyand Grace Methodist Church Middletown Rev. Wyand Park River N.D Minneapolis Baltimore Atlantic City Boston New York

Years Ago 3 Today Reflects Cold Records and Local News

Chief Justice Richard H. Alvey of the Court of Appeals was slated to retire January 1 with a pension of 3900. The Hagerstown Assembly Club elected officers including J C Lane and Vernon W Simmons. Rev Dr Martin L Young, brother of S L W Young, died after an appendicitis operation in Cumberland. A large bank barn on the Buchanan farm near Downsville burned, destroying corn, clover seed, machinery, and three calves. Mercury plunged below zero, making it one of the coldest days on record. Joseph Kauster recalled 55 years ago on his wedding day, noting the extreme cold.

Richard H. Alvey Court of Appeals District of Columbia Martin L. Young S. L. W. Young Halfway Cumberland Cumberland Lutheran Buchanan Farm Downsville Sarah E. Grimes Joseph Kauster

Auction sales at Court House by Fred M White

Two properties sold at public auction in front of the Court House by auctioneer Fred M White yesterday afternoon. The Zeilo property a frame dwelling on Chestnut street drew 1790 dollars and the Stouffer farm of 117% acres in Beaver Creek district sold for 3000 dollars.

Court House Fred M. White Zeilo Chestnut Street Stouffer Beaver Creek

Prison Bound Helen Gilles faces year and a day sentence

Mrs Helen Gilles widow of George Baby Face Nelson is shown in federal custody in Madison Wisconsin after learning her fate in federal court. The image from an Associated Press photo shows her being led back to her cell by a federal agent at Alder Son West Virginia prison.

Alderson West Virginia Helen Gillis George Baby Face

Classifieds section strengthens finances with practical tips

The classifieds publish upbeat guidance on improving money matters. It highlights practical, actionable ideas readers can apply to bolster their financial situation and make everyday spending more efficient.

County Boards To Meet December 20

ANNAPOLIS Md Dec 12 Boards of County Commissioners from every county in the State will meet here December 20 to discuss legislation for the General Assembly session The continuance of road and school relief provided by the State to counties at the last session and other measures will be on the agenda A similar meeting was held two years ago before the 1933 Legislature and a plan of legislation was drawn up.

Annapolis Boards of County Commissioners General Assembly

Claims Youth Was Murdered

Sheriff Charles Price said Sidney Born Jr. may have been murdered and did not die by self inflicted wound as police claimed. Born was found with a bullet wound in his head in his car the day after Thanksgiving. John Gorrell, 23, son of a Tulsa physician, was shot to death Thanksgiving night. Phil Kennamer, 19, son of Judge Franklin E Kennamer, admitted to shooting Gorrell claiming self defense.

Tulaa Oxia Charles Price Sidney Born, Jr Phil Kennamer John Gorrell Young Horn Gorrell Tulsa Kennamer Franklin BE

Funeral Services Largely Attended for County Commissioner-elect

Funeral services at St. Pauls Church along Western Pike drew many relatives and neighbors as tributes were paid to F Tilghman Fiery County Commissioner-elect who died Sunday from injuries after a fall. Officiants were Rev W K Diehl and Rev Dr J Edward Harms with honorary pallbearers including county and city officials and Republican officials. Interment followed in a neighboring cemetery.

St. Paul’s Church F. Tilghman W. K. Diehl Clearspring J. Edward Harms Hagerstown Flory Boards of County Commissioners Republican State Central Committee

Orphans' Home program hosts W C T UYoung people lead

The St James W C T U Young People's Branch held a meeting at the Orphans' Home in San-Mar Friday evening with Miss Ruth Rowland and Miss Margaret Lowery directing. Children recited and sang. after services they received cake and candy. Donations since the last acknowledgement were listed from many local groups and individuals. The Home anticipates a joyful Christmas season with evident Yuletide spirit among the children.

Young People’s Branch St. James W. C Henry Englehart Baltimore Hagerstown Jonas Moser James R. Wick John McCarney Montclair N. J Wm. F. East Amos Reeiler Needlework Guild of America St. Janes W. C. T. U Home Auxiliary

Maryland Housing Campaign Spend Reported By Official

Arthur E. Hungerford state director of the National Emergency Council says Maryland has spent 2.5 to 3 million dollars since the Federal Housing Administration opened its home improvement and modernization drive.

Baltimore Arthur E. Hungerford National Emergency Council Maryland Federal Housing Administration

Startling Dodge Testimony Sparks Bucks on 1935 Model

Miss Derrin Bishop, buyer for a large New York store, says the 1935 Dodge’s flat view, smartness, and modern appearance rival expensive cars. She notes surprise at its affordability and value in the popular market, promising strong appeal to buyers.

Derrin Bishop New York

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