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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1921

Page

4

Hagerstown Tax Collector Seeks Bid for Bond Issue

By order of the Mayor and Council of Hagerstown Maryland dated December 8 1921 and in pursuance of Maryland acts and ordinances the Tax Collector will offer bonds for sale January 8 1922 at 2 PM The issue includes bonds of 500 00 and 4000 00 denominations totaling 9816000 with interest at five percent payable semiannually Bond denominations mature July 1 1947 1962 and later and are exempt from state county and municipal taxes Bonds are registered and cash bids only Bid forms and terms available from the Tax Collector of Hagerstown Maryland

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Live Stock Market Report From Baltimore Market Summary

Receipts for the week ending today show beef cattle at 4427 head, with a market downturn due to over supply after Chicago and New York strike conditions. Steers bid 7.00 to 7.50, bulls and cows lower. hogs and lambs also weaker with light demand. Calves and calves received at 4.90 to 12.20, market dull for calves and calves. Sheep and lambs mixed. hogs slightly higher near day end. Calves and cattle prices cited with range figures for stockyards and markets.

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Spichler Specks and Community Notes Amid Festive Week

Local social items list visitors and gatherings including Misa Lote Miller with Miss Tillie Miller, Ruth Daugherty with Nora Forsythe, and St Pauls Lutheran Aid Society meeting at the parsonage in Clearapring. John Plumpower conducts extensive repairs on a recently purchased farm home from Al Jen Gardner. Union Sunday School to hold annual event with Obyisimsa entertainment on December 26. Miss Mary Sellets visits Hood College for Christmas. Leah Hart and Barb Gardner visit family. St Paul's Lutheran congregation to hold communion service Sunday Jan 8 with preparatory service, Rev Richarde will preach.

Misa Lote Miller Clearapring Tillie KK. Miller Ruth Daugherty Nora Forsythe Fairview St Paul's Lutheran Aid Society John Plumpower Al‘Jen Gardner St. Pauls Union Obyisimsa Gardner St.Paul's St. Paul's Church Richarde Wi St. ‘Fauts ‘Church Dames Kling- Bann J Waller Washington Pond Rex Chint Suwan

Eminent Jurists Address Lawyers at County Association Banquet

The Washington County Bar Association banquet at the Conococheague Club featured Judge Williams of the Baltimore Juvenile Court. speakers included Junge T. J., O Wile Hams, Judge Frank G. Wagaman, Judge Albert A. Doub, and former Judge M. L. Keedy. Williams discussed Baltimore Juvenile Court experiences, noting 66,000 youths appeared and many were reformed through court and probation officers. He described the court’s current functioning and its impact on juvenile rehabilitation.

Washingington County Conocochesque Club Speekers Junge T. J Wile Hams Juvenile Court of Baltimore Frank G. Wagaman Albert A. Doub M. L. Keedy Williams Hagner HM. Meedy Hagerstown Inewell Keedy Frank G. Wagamen Waganan

Judge Williams Urges Confidence in Youthful Defendants

The judge advocates earning trust to guide troubled children toward reform. He warns force or punishment is ineffective, shares Washington County Bar anecdotes, and lauds local jurists for integrity and legal skill.

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Washington County Bar banquet honors judges and members

Judge Ware praised the bar association for its high standards while promising satisfactory justice. Judge Albert A. Doub emphasized pleasant ties with the Washington County Bar. Attendees included Ty J. C. Williams Frank G. Wagaman and others. a regret message from several judges was read. The banquet menu featured olives celery oysters turkey ham and various desserts. Edelman’s Peerless Sextet provided music.

Hegner Ware Bar Association Albert A. Doub Cumberland Washington County J. C. Willams Frank G. Wagaman M L. Keedy W. H. A. Hamilton Edward Oswald Hay John Hollyday M. J. Soper Robert R. Henderson Wiliam Walsh A. Hunter Boyd J. A. Mason Edelman

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