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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1933

Page

5

Harrisburg Penn League President Fuchs Names Mann as Manager

Harrisburg club of the New York Pennsylvania league elected Robert Fuchs son of Emil Fuchs president at a dinner. He named Leslie Mann of Springfield Massachusetts as manager of the Benaters and announced Eddie Onstow will be the next manager. Fuchs also said three new players will join from New Bedford Massachusetts.

Harrisburg Robert Fuchs Emil Fuchs Boston National League Harrisburg Club Leslie Mann Springfield Mass Benaters Boston Fuchs Mann Eddie Manh Hot Springs Atk Manz Braves Senators Edward Baker Charles Walls New Bedford Mass Daniel Magee Garrisburg Jack Potter Onslow

Local market prices and a Vienna court ruling

Prices paid to farmers are listed for wheat butter lard chickens and produce with items like Irish potatoes and onions. In Vienna on December 28 Gustav Braun once adjutant to Empress Zita was sentenced to two months in jail for camera theft.

BSS Vienna Gustav Braun Zita Austria

Make It Chic Holiday Dress Pattern Ideals

Fragmentary note promotes a stylish holiday dress pattern with phrases like tea gatherings and matinees. Mentions calling for amps or coin and references a Poe of book and price cues. Limited readable facts prevent full reconstruction of event or source context.

Daily Mat Fashion Orders Addressed to Hagerstown Mall

Fashion Dept at Hagerstown Mall in New York City handles all Daily Mat orders. The note directs mail to the 200 Fifth Ave address for handling, indicating a centralized fashion department process.

Hagerstown Mall Fifth Ave New York City

Christ mas Treat at Tilghmanton Sunday School

Tilghmanton December 26 reports the hill Sunday school’s annual Christmas treat directed by Supt Davy Palmer. A short program featured songs readings prayers and verses with participants including Thurman Smith Ivan Alexander Catherine Stevens and Edith Mongan. No Sunday school next Sunday. reorganization January 7 at 2 pm followed by preaching.

Tilghmanton On the Hill Davy Palmer Baker Thurman Smith Ivan Alexander Ralph Moats Catherine Stevens Jesus Dorothy Mongan Jean Moats Catherine Miller Charlotte Hennesey Phylits Smith Edith Mongan Lucille Show Agnes Show Arbutus Carter Mr. Baker Lola Ellen Rebecca Paul Culler Viola Grace George Floyd Oscar Jame Viola Moats C. E Bakersville

Neighborly notices and gold price report

NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS Mr and Mrs Leonard Baker of Washington with parents Mr and Mrs Wm T Baker Miss Genevieve Emmert of Tow lson holidaying with home folks Miss Blanche Ruffner a student nurse of Baltimore visiting her parents at Grimes GOLD PRICE UNCHANGED Washington D C Dec 27 The government gold price was unchanged today at 24 06 an ounce PLAN VISIT Bangkok Siam Dec 27 The King and Queen of Siam are expected to return to the United States shortly and reliable quarters say they have been invited as White House guests of the President and Mrs Roosevelt in Washington It was the seventh repetition of this quotation for newly mined domestic metal.

Gordon Clark Washington Wm. Knode Grimes William Lehman and Hagerstown Davy Moats Sprecher Leonard Baker Wm. T. Baker Genevieve Emmert Towlson Blanche Ruffner Baltimore Washington, D. C Bangkohk Siam United States White House Roosevelt

Farmers sold far fewer hogs abroad in 1933

United States farmers sold less than the equivalent of five million and six thousand hogs overseas in 1933, a sharp decline from about thirteen million in 1923. The drop reflects reduced pork exports amid economic hardship and changing market demand.

United States

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