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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1937

Page

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Nice election board choices are surprise

Governor Nice announced a biennial “green bag” of more than 1,000 names for state and county posts, with two year terms. Senate will act in executive session. Appointments include Justices of the Peace in Hagerstown and Sharpsburg, and reappointments in motor vehicles and parole posts.

Hartle Robert B. Boyle Nice Senate Washington County Clearspring Charles E. Henson Hancock Millard V. Crilley Boonsboro Robert S. Clingan Smithsburg Walter Sleasman Highfield William M. Happel Andrew K. Coffman State Board of Undertakers Walter R. Rudy Mr. Airy W. David Tilghman, Jr Elkridge W. Hallan Claude Annapolis Henry Stockbridge Wailman F. Zinn J. 9. Robertson Baltimore State Board of Mental Hygiene Zinn J. Albert Chatard Robertson Henry M. Thomas M. Alvin Lang State Board of Health Tolley A. Biays Marie W. Presstman State Board of Motion Picture Censors Harold E.cobourn Cecil State Aviation Commission

City Board Changes Highlight State Appointments

Senators from the counties were consulted. The green bag carried 40 general state appointments to land boards with 28 reappointed. Henry Lay Duer becomes a member of the Board of License Commissioners, while McGinity is named chairman. The Governor did not name a successor to Dyer as labor commissioner. Meeting of Street Commissioners postponed due to Mayor Wertz’s death. Waters of the English Channel are saltier in winter and spring due to Atlantic changes.

Henry Lay Duer Labor and Statistics Board of License Commissioners Morton J. Kerngood Louis Welfeld John J. McGinity McGinity Dyer Irvin Wertz Board of Street Commissioners English Channels Atlantic Ocean

Baltimore habeas action seeks release for teen confined without trial

Baltimore attorney Leon A Rubenstein filed a habeas corpus in City Court claiming a 17 year old Hancock Maryland boy was committed to the House of Correction without a trial. Judge J Frank Supplee scheduled a hearing for the next day on Edward Faith who is held for larceny.

Baltimore Leon A Rubenstein Hancock, Md House of Correction J. Frank Supplee Rubenstein Edward Faith Faith Lcarceny

Lenten Services to Be Held at Trinity Lutheran Chapel

Lenten services occur Thursday at 7 45 pm in Trinity Lutheran Chapel Liberty Street. Edward L Burger superintendent will lead the service and Rev A M Dixon of the Church of the Brethren East Washington Mulberry streets will deliver the sermon.

Trinity Lutheran

Beck son sails from New York on barque Joseph Conrad

Ben I Beck Jr of Bridgeport departs New York on the three masted barque Joseph Conrad, bought last November by multi millionaire G Hartford. The vessel, formerly a cadet ship under Captain A J Villiers, has been overhauled and recently circled the globe.

Ben. I. Beck, Jr B. I. Beck Bridgeport New York Joseph Conrad G. Huntington Hartford A. J. Villiers Globe

Admiral Mayo Dies at 82 in New Hampshire Home

Rear Admiral Henry T Mayo U S N retired former commander in chief of the Atlantic Fleet during World War I died today at his son Captain Chester G Mayo s home in Portsmouth New Hampshire his death followed a heart disease diagnosis Mayo held senior naval commands during the war and served in the Atlantic Fleet buildup era in the 1910s

Mayo Portsmouth N. H Henry Thomas Mayo Chester G. Mayo

Don’t Irritate Gas Bloating with Harsh Remedies

An appeal promoting Adlerika as a quick scientific method to rid the system of harmful bacteria causing gas and bloating. It claims old poisonous matter and constipation trap bacteria in the bowels, upsetting digestion and causing fatigue headaches and foul breath. The ad warns against harsh alkalies and gag tablets and touts Adlerika as non habit forming.

Ito Canffman

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