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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1936

Page

2

Citywide Christmas Festival of Lights Contest Planned

Junior Chamber of Commerce launches a citywide Christmas Festival of Lights with 12 prizes across four categories for exterior decorations. Residents and businesses may enter at no cost by registering at the Chamber of Commerce. Entries judged on overall illumination, with judging and signage to announce winners.

Chamber of Commerce Alexander Building Magerstown

Gertrude Messinger Starred in Carey Western Aces Wild

Gertrude Messinger shines as the pretty heroine in Harry Carey’s new Western thriller Aces Wild at the Colonial Theatre. Reviewers praise her clever performance alongside director Harry Fraser, noting her long acting history since childhood and early Fox leads in Kiddie Pictures.

Gertrude Messinger Harry Carey Colonial Theatre Miss Messinger Col’een Harry Fraser Fox

Kay Francis and Powell Star in One Way Passage at the Maryland

Movie lovers flock to the Maryland to see Kay Francis and William Powell in One Way Passage, a three day engagement opening Monday. The Pacific voyage tale from Hong Kong to San Francisco features Aline MacMahon and Frank McHugh in comic relief, with a story by Robert Lord.

William Powell Kay Francis Maryland Pacific Hong Kong San Francisco Aline MacMahon Frank McHugh Robert Lord

Lodge Elects New Officers in Hagerstown Lodge

E Gerald Reese was elected Worshipful Master of Hagerstown Lodge No 217 A F and A M at the annual officers election held last evening in the Masonic Temple. Other officers elected include A Warne Banchoff senior warden Harry R Pierce junior warden W B King secretary T R Waltz treasurer P F Elliott tyler. Joint installation with Friendship Lodge set for January 15 at 7 30 PM. Divine services at Zion Reformed Church Sunday evening December 27 at 7 30 PM with sermon by Rev Dr Scott R Wagner, Masonic member.

E. Gerald Reese Hagerstown Lodge A. F A. M Masonic Temple Martin W. B. Bossetter A. Warne Banchoff Harry R. Pierce W. B. King T. R. Waltz P. F. Elliott Tyler Hagerstown Friendship Lodges Zion Reformed Church Scott R. Wagner Masonic Fraternity

Ecton to head Washington County Firemen Association

William Ecton of Antietam Fire Company was elected president of the Washington County Firemen's Association at last evening's annual election at Enterprise Fire Hall. Joseph Stotler of Boonsboro as vice president and Glenn Williams of Funkstown as secretary were named along with William Rouzer of Pioneers as treasurer, with Simon Clopper installed as past president. Delegates pledged support to the new officers as county fire zones were discussed to avoid alarm conflicts. A year of meetings and demonstrations to promote modern fire response was planned, with next regular meeting set for Maugansville in January.

William Ecton Antietam Washington County Firemen’s Association Enterprise Fire Hall Joseph Stotler Boonsboro Glenn Williams Funkstown William Rouzer Pioneers Simon Clopper Maugansville

County Firemen’s Association hosts honored at Enterprise

The Enterprise served as hosts to the county firemen's association, providing a venue and facilities for the gathering. Local firefighters and officials participated, reflecting community support and cooperative efforts in public safety.

Burglary at Sunset tourist camp main building

Sunset camp on Western pike reports a break in Thursday night or early yesterday morning. About $192 worth of merchandise stolen. Sheriff's officers are investigating the incident.

Sunset Western Pike

Drive On Pigeons Opened By Police

The police department in Hagerstown launched a drive to depopulate pigeons. Sergeant Roy Davis led officers who fired low caliber rifles at about a dozen birds on church roofs and public buildings on North Potomac Street. Later Patrolman S. B. Basore and a reporter fired on rooftops, killing a quarter of the pigeons as complaints about the nuisance grew.

Pigeon Hagerstown Roy Davis North Potomac Street S. BE. Basore

System Approved At Board Meeting

The City Council and Board of Street Commissioners passed a resolution approving the completed north-west storm water sewer after a tour with City Engineer Joseph Lyon. The action notes that acceptance does not release the contractor from liability for damages from the installation. Benjamin Franklin proposed the wild turkey for the US Seal instead of the eagle.

Board of Street Commissioners Joseph Lyon

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Wat Adolph Zuker Marsha Hunt John Howard William Beake Harry J Carey Sonny - Fire Marvel Horse Aces Wild Gertrude Messinger Snowflake Phil Dunham ED Cassidy Chuck Morrison Ted Lorch William McCall Roger Williams Ace Drummond Vw. m Carey Our Maryland Motor Co., Inc W .Franklin St Big Boy Willams Texas Henry's Paramount Academy Theatre Douglas Scott Howard Scott LODGE Gerald Reese Masonic Eck I Elt Tores WM. Ecton Kinney’s S. Potomac St Rudy Hamilton Corner Edward’s Washington St R. D. McKee Hoffman Chevrolet Sales (Incorporated Kelvinator Shelton Potomac St County Firemen’s Association Universal Kay America Ron Benjamin Franklin United States Frigidaire Potomac Edison CO Toate Ytor —O ATIC Eran Cnet Warner Bros. Petre Tat Garnett Williams Thunder Over Marion Shilling Abner VMI Nicodemus National Bank Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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