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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1935
Page
4
Members and ball players are urged to attend a meeting at the Antietam Hall to discuss the coming baseball season and other important matters. Basketball players are also asked to attend a separate special meeting as plans progress for a greater season.
In Higginsville Dan Brooks declares he is leaving the Higgins family empire and resigning from the paperbox venture after a heated family dinner. He cites a clash of values, reveals love for Broadway Bill the horse, and says he will depart with Margaret, vowing no further part in the family enterprises.
Elks rolling in the Elk's League will return tonight at Coli seum Alleys for the first session since the holidays. The first half ends February 18, with matches including Talis versus Legs Antiers versus Heads Hides versus Noses Hoofs versus Teeth and Tongues versus Bars. After rolling, league members are invited to a feed at the Elks clubrooms.
Moose team announces postponement of the scheduled game with Piedmont and plans a trip to Washington to face the Stewarts with a return engagement on Thursday night at the Moose Home. The Stewart A. C. previously defeated the Moose by six points. Paramount Cabbies beat Shamrocks 6 to 2 in a cup elimination game yesterday afternoon before a good crowd. Hedcock team failed to appear for their Williamsport contest with the Wildcats.
Townsfolk chatter swirls around the arrival of the fire truck at a beauty parlor in a scene of small town intrigue. The column promises a behind the scenes look at local life and the gossip that follows everyday events.
Officials of the Frederick Fair announced a 1934 exhibition profit of 3842 dollars at their annual meeting held Saturday. Dr Charles H Conley, president of the association, stated the Frederick Fair is the only Maryland fair with strong finances and laid plans for the coming year.
Basis notes the ability to pay bills and begin liquidating past debts. The article states an annual election of officers will be held next year.
Richard Bittle 16 of 100 block East North Street was knocked from his bicycle Saturday night, suffering cuts and bruises. He received hospital treatment and returned home yesterday. Bittle works as a Western Union messenger boy.
Cumberland plans a municipal power plant and aims to introduce related legislation this session. officials note Cumberland is the only city with definite steps, while Hagerstown Centreville and Easton already run electric and water or gas utilities.
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