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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1933

Page

7

Ohio faces flood of inferior whiskies claims

Ohio's new liquor control commission heard that the state is being flooded with alleged inferior liquors from Pennsylvania Indiana and Kentucky. Officials including Theodore Wetterstroem and W Leach announced testing and investigations into whiskey purity and bonding. United States District Attorney E B Freed ordered probes into drugstore sales of denatured alcohol mixed whiskies.

Columbus Ohio Liquor Control Commission Cleveland Theodore Wetterstroem Ohio Pharmaceutical Association Pennsylvania Indiana Kentucky Cincinnati Freed Wetterstroem Food and Drug Division State Department of Agriculture

Building Increases as NY Apartment Permits Rise 66 Percent

Washington December 26 The Department of Labor reports permits for construction valued at 8,000,000 dollars for New York apartment houses in November, lifting total residential building permits 66 percent above October and 38 percent above November 1932.

Washington New York Department of Labor

Farmers Plan Formation of Credit Association

About 50 farmers and fruit growers met at the Courthouse to form a Frederick County Production Credit Association serving Frederick Carroll Howard Montgomery and Washington counties. The group will work under the Intermediate Credit Bank of Baltimore to loan funds for crop production livestock and poultry. A. D. Trundle of Montgomery County spoke for the bank.

Frederick Jacob M. Ankeney Charles L. Smith George M. Wyand Arthur L. Towson R. C. F. Weagly William H. Cunningham Edward C. Doub B. H. Ingram J. Kieffer Funk John A. Wilson William E Montgomery County Intermediate Credit Bank of Baltimore

Christ as Candlelight Service at Beaver Creek Church

The Christian Endeavor Society of Beaver Creek Christian Church will hold its annual Christ as candlelight service on Thursday December 25 at 7 30 pm. Rev W M Normont will be the speaker. Marble playing has long been part of world cultures.

Christian Endeavor Society of the Beaver Creek Christian Church W. M. Normont

Doctors Use Creosote For Chest Colds Advise Creomulsion

For years doctors prescribed creosote for coughs and chest colds warning against lingering illness. Creomulsion with creosote claims quick relief and harmless use with money back guarantee if not relieved. Keep Creomulsion on hand for instant use.

M P Moller Dinner Honors City Organ Pioneer

Over 200 Moller Industries employees and local leaders gathered at the Dagmar Hotel for the annual Ginner as M P Moller Sr. shared the history of the Moller Organ Works in Hagerstown. Mayors and officials praised his contributions and recalled early city life before industry.

Moller Industries Dagmar Hotel Moller Organ Works M. P. Moller, Sr Hagerstown I. M. Wertz Mr. Moller Moller Henry Bolzapfel, Jr William P. Lane, I Jr CG. E. Steele M. P. Moller, Jr Frederick Albert Hoschke Mortuary Shhulenberger Northwestern University

Streets Named for Sledding in Hagerstown

City officials set aside four streets in four city sections for sledding when conditions permit. George Street from High Street to Western Maryland, East Avenue from Potomac Street to Locust Street, Reynolds Avenue from Summit Avenue to Superior Dairy, and Liberty Street from Cleveland Avenue west will be roped off and marked. Police protection will ensure safety for children during sledding hours from 6:50 pm to 10:39 pm.

Hagerstown Board of Street Commissioners George Street High Street Maryland East Avenue Potomac Street Locust Street Reynolds Avenue Summit Avenue Superior Dairy Liberty Street Cleveland Avenue

Youth Improves After Cliff Fall Near Kemp's Mill

Glendon McGill of 1119 Moller avenue sustained a 25 foot fall while collecting Christmas moss for decorations at High Germany near Kemp's Mill. He suffered a broken knee cap and was hospitalized but has been moved home and is rapidly improving, with hopes to use his leg soon.

Glendon McGill Moller Avenue High Germany Kemp's Mill McGill

Dinner Honors Moller Works Employees and Partners

A. Sherman Powles and Judges Frank Wagaman hosted a dinner for employees of Moller Organ Works Moller Motor Car Co and the Moller Music Store. Attendees also included representatives from Hagerstown Trust Co Home Builders Savings and Loan Association and the YMCA.

Waterfront Romance at the Colonial Theatre

Richard Arlen and Judith Allen star as feuding lovers in Hell and High Water the current attraction at the Colonial Theatre today and tomorrow.

The Colonial Theatre Richard Arlen Judith Allen Colonial

Peaceful End to Pan American Conference

The seventh Pan American Conference closed its 22 day session in Montevideo as final speakers forecast the outlawing of war in the Americas.

Montevideo Americas

Long vigil ends as mother dies after kidnapped son missing

Mrs Lillian Adams of Kane Pennsylvania dies after 24 years of hoping for the return of her son Edward Paul who was kidnapped at age eight during a lake trip and never found. She endured daily belief the boy would come home while police spent thousands without a clue. She is survived by her husband Charles H Adams and two other children.

Kane Lillian Adams Edward Paul Adams

Stab Victim Improves After Sharpsburg Wounding

Roy Cletus Grove who suffered serious back stab wounds at a Sharpsburg store on December 13 has been discharged from Washington County Hospital.

Roy Cletus Grove Sharpsburg Washington County Hospital

Governor Hosts 1500 Annapolis Youths At Holiday Event

In Annapolis Maryland Governor Albert C. Ritchie greeted about 1500 boys and girls at two local theaters as part of his annual holiday custom. Approximately 1000 white children gathered at the Circle Playhouse and 500 black children at the Star Theatre. He awarded a silver chair for the best NRA essay from Anne Arundel County public or parochial school students.

Annapolis Albert C. Ritchie Circle Play‘house Star Theatre Circle Playhouse Anne Arundel County NRA King of the Annapolis High School

Son of a Sailor stars Joe E Brown at Maryland

Maryland presents Joe E Brown in Son of a Sailor at Ha serstown with Jean Muir Thelma Todd Frank Mc Hugh Johnny Mack Brown Sheila Yerry George Blackwood in a humorous nautical tale shot aboard the U S S Saratoga of the Pacific Fleet.

Maryland Haserstown Joe E. Brown U.S. S Jean Muir Thelma Todd Frank Mc Hugh Johnny Mack Brown Sheila Yerry George Blackwood

Fermented Beverages Mentioned in Milk Kefir Kumiag Leven

A fragment notes at and fermented beverages in milk kefir kumiag leven. The text is incomplete but centers on fermented dairy drinks and related terms.

Kefir Kumiag Leven

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Claims Frank McHugh Jeramy Mack Bow Marie Orcasler Ty Christopher Hean Warner Bgros, Maryland Jesse L. Livermore Associated Press Farmers Plan Formation OF Credit Ass’n ROS Que Mr Loe Buck Jones Walkathon M.P. Moller Prwcgists Baldwin Cabaret Red Head Montgomery Ward & CO Henry Will Rogers Fox Mr. Skitch Zasu Pitts Harry Green Rochelle’ Hudson Charles Starrett Schindel - Rohrer Joe Brown Nicolaus Cings Majestic Garver Furniture Co Potomac H. B Howard’s E. Balto Hagerstown Paint ‘and Glass Company W. Franklin &T Talk of the Town Will Rogieee Rochelle Hudson Ee Jp Toyland General Motors Eeee Buick Fisher Thumma Motor Co Frederick St Aladdin Harry S. Myers
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