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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1934

Page

3

Monument at Boonsboro to be restored

After a Washington County Historical Society meeting, the first George Washington monument on South Mountain near Boonsboro becomes state property with 1 acre of monument land and 10 adjacent acres donated by Boonsboro residents. The Board of Forestry plans a park and a road to the site, with improvements funded by local groups. The society relinquishes its interest. the site attracts tourists and lies near the Blue Rocks and the Appalachian Trail.

Washington County Historical Society George Washington South Mountain Boonsboro Maryland Old Community Club H. S. Bomberger B. A. Beard Boonsboro Lions Club Bomberger D. W. Doub Frank S. Leiter C. Harry Keller Washington Monument Oue Adams, Clay, Jackson and Brothers LaGrange Lodge of Odd Fellows Maine Georgia Washington County Keenysville Harry M. Stanley Baker Stanley Shiloh Chicago Washington County Library Nellie Chrissinger

Retail price index drop estimates released today

Washington January 11 the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimated living costs in January 1930 to be 21.1 percent below the December 1927 and June 1928 averages both up 35 percent from 1913 the baseline year used for the index figure for retail prices.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics

Crisco Pies and Frying: Quick Digesting Shortening

Promotes Crisco as a light creamy fat for flaky pies and crisp frying. Claims fast digestion, dry fried appearance, and long shelf life with blue and white label. Encourages heating Crisco hot to seal foods quickly, using its secret processing to create fluffy, quick-digesting shortening.

Crisco

Coblentz Case Again Moved to Cumberland for Trial

The Carroll County indictment against Emery L. Coblentz and other Central Trust officials for banking violations was moved again to Allegany County for trial on the criminal docket for the January term. Co-defendants include Charles Matthias Grover Michael Thomas Summer and Elmer Brown. Coblentz previously faced trial in 1922, was found guilty, and sentenced, then granted a new trial by the Court of Appeals.

Cumberland Carroll County Emery L. Coblentz Frederick Central Trust Company Allegany County Carrol County Coblentz Charles McC. Mathias Grover C. Michael Thomas Summer Elmer Brown Howard Country House of Correction Meoak Court of Appeals

Local Quotations Price List For Farm Goods

Local quotations show prices paid to farmers for Wheat Corn Eggs Butter Lard and poultry. Irish potatoes sweet potatoes onions walnuts and country products with per unit figures. A note claims 56 million pounds of cheese imported last year could have bought milk from over 150 million cows.

America United States

Kiwanis Club to Enter International Contest for Best Club Report

The Kiwanis Club of Hagerstown will compete for an international award after presenting its annual report at the Hotel Alexander luncheon. Guy Kidwell, achievement chair, summarized committee results including agriculture attendance classification and finances while local musicians Tim and Ken performed with pianist George Updegraf. Guests Thomas Pangborn Frank Kelley and Douglas Mims attended.

Kiwanis Club Kiwanis International Hagerstown Club Hotel Alexander Guy Kidwell Roy C. F. Weagley Emmert Fabrney Hugh Crafton Victor Stine Raymond Parks

Paper Maker Dies in New York At 57

Pledge rosters and corporate ties mark the death of Adolf Pagenstecher aged 57, president of the Manufacturers' Paper Company and director of the International Paper Company, who died last night in New York.

New York P—ledolf Pagenstecher Manufacturers’ Paper Company International Paper Company

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