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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1925

Page

5

Lions Club Milk Aid Totals for December Reveals Struggles

The Lions Club reports December milk distribution to the poor, dependent, and invalid, totaling 44 quarts for the month. Funds collected reach 529. fey, with 237.00 paid out and a remaining balance of 341.85. projected month expenses amount to 42.90. seventeen families aided receive two quarts, while King’s Daughters provide prescriptions, and Miss Alice Evy leads secretarial duties.

Tlagristown Ldons Club Fey Wids Suil- Gaont King's Daughters Alice Evy Ie Lions Club Glad Ashe Lions Cab

Charge Behind Some Appointments

A fragment from a page discusses appointments and a trust behind them. Names like Mirebell, Leaver, and Lewis appear with unclear roles. The text references the White House and potential changes in the executive, aiming to introduce new blood and confirm capable individuals.

Ko. Mirebell

Aged Man Thought To Be Demented in City Incident

Stephen Goldberg about sixty five from Zanesville Ohio was taken into custody by Patrolman Ambrose on West Washington Street while executing a ballot for a vine played on. He was to await a medical examination after being charged and identified as visiting relatives in this city. He filed an application for a job directing frame from an aerophine.

Stephen Goldberg Wisble Ambrose Washington Street Goldberg Zanesville, O

Oyster threat prompts health board action in Maryland

State officials report no evidence oysters spread typhoid yet a health board confirms conclusive links to shellfish. A committee led by Dr. Ful ton studied the oyster problem as deaths and illnesses prompt concern. Also noted are officer elections for the Retail Bureau Association and a list of marriages and local deaths including Mrs Fannie Beck and POW Nield.

Maryland John Fulton State Board of Health Fullan

Veterans Insurance Plan Contrasted With Cash Bonus Debate

A disrupted discussion on veteran bonuses notes opposition to the paid up insurance plan and shows critics feared many would be left with little benefit. It claims unscrupulous individuals are offering cash in exchange for transferring certificates. Also reports on the death of Joan Clemens of Withamport at 83, a former servant to the Stelfey family, with funeral plans in Williamsport. It mentions injuries to S. Miller and injury to Dr. Kearl from an accident at local workplaces.

Ftn Hoebes Arty Wema Joan Clemens Withamaport Bertha Coats Steelton Clemens Stelfey Bgteslton Apoiut

Power official named superintendent at Northern West Virginia Power

Romina has been appointed superintendent of the Northern West Virginia Power Company, overseeing Hancock and Berkeley Springs operations, succeeding D. RL Stultz who was promoted. Also notes an installation for Darak Temple No. 221 and a chicken and noodle supper event at Howard Street School with tours on January 16 and 17.

B. Vy, Romina Northern Wast Virginia Power Company Hancock F Berkeley Springs D. ‘Rl Stultz Dokries Darak Temple Astoclytics Howard Street Tlekotr

Judge Rules on Valuation in Telephone Rate Case

Judge Rose ruled that standard valuation methods used by the Public Service Commission fit only ordinary times and not the abnormal conditions since 1914. The case centered on Maryland based Maryland Telephone Co and Potomac Telephone Co. where the commission set a value of 24 million while the companies argued 37 million for reproduction value.

Public Service Commission Chewayeake and Potomac Telephone Company Rose Pedaral Comnission Telephone Company Maryland Ofeglimony Roso

Raid by Barnes & Company Clamps Down on Rural Property

A raid conducted by Barnes & Company Sheriefy sann ing and a five room housefor hate is described as deputized action to range the countryside and arrest buyers. The operation failed to secure arrests and property was sold in one and a half days. Call 104 105 or 108 to place home goods for sale.

Barnes & Company Sheriey Sanning

Timber supplies of county failing told by Rotary

State Forester W. F. Beasley addressed the Suéleon Rotary Club on forestry in Washington county saying proper protection could make the county self supporting in timber and lumber. He noted Maryland’s low production and fires as major threats, with 7 percent of forest fires caused by carelessness or arson.

Washington Country W. F. Beasley Rotary Club Suéleon Beastey Paramount Maryland Mr. Beasley Washington County Bossley

Doctor Blessing Confined After Injury On Jonathan Street

Lt Dr Arthur L Blessing was confined to bed in a Bla apartment after a recent injury. Mrs John Allen wife of Attorney John J Allen plans to sell her home on 42 East Washington Street due to illness. Mr and Mrs Robert R Brindle returned from a honeymoon trip to New York. Bandits posing as bank inspectors bound and gagged J F Kelley president of We Farmers State Bank of Chenoa, northeast of Bloomington, escaping with cash and bonds worth up to 75000.

Arthur L. Blessing Jonathan Street Bla John Allen John J. Allen Pneumonic East Washington Street Robert R. Brindle New York Bloomington J. F. Kelley We Farmers’ State Bank of Chenoa Here

U S Becomes Partner to Enforce Dawes Plan

The United States agrees to share costs of occupying forces and German reparations under the Dawes Plan. Payments total 52 million gold marks annually until the 1920s cost is covered, with a 2.25 percent share of all German receipts via the Dane settlements. Unpaid yearly sums roll forward, bearing 2% interest, and U S consent controls annuity distribution and US stake in bond proceeds.

United States

Washington County Farm Bureau Meets Friday

The first meeting of 1925 for the Washington County Farm Bureau will be held Saturday at 1:30 PM in the M. A. GA. The program includes reports from Maryland Weel annual cadefease, State Term Bureau, horticultural variety, dairy and sheep groups, vegetable growers, beef cattle breeders, and feeders. Closer coordination of farmers and city organizations will be discussed by B. Wagner and Clarence M. Suickell.

Washington County Farm Bureau Th . F. Weagley Maryland Canbridge Wt. O. Weagley J. A. Cahill K and Sheep Growers Association Simon T. Powney Vegetable Growers Association A. Ly ‘Yensons J. T. Plery Ital Nesta Washington County B. Wagner Clarence M. Suickell

Initiation Tonight for 35 Eagles at Colonial Building

Hagerstown Acts of Eagles will initiate a class of 35 at the Eagles home on the third floor of the Colonial building. State President H. O. Herda of Baltimore will attend with delegations from Highlandtown Baltimore and Frederick. An elaborate social session will follow and full attendance is expected.

Hagerstown Acts of Eagles Eagles Colonial Building H. O. Herda Baltimore Highlandtown Baltmore Frederick

Assault Guilty Plea in Greeneburg Court

Olle Smith of Greeneburg pleaded guilty in city court to an assault on Mrs. A Milier of Greeneburg. A total fine and costs of $8 was imposed by Justice Scott Bower and party. Eva Poffenberger of 1108 Virgin Avenue has returned home to rest after confinement with grippe. Baltimore market notes list domestic and export grain prices for winter wheat and garlic at $2.00 to $2.14, with quotations from Hagerstown.

Olle Smith Greeneburg A Milier Greenabrg Juateau Scott Bower Pati Eva Poffenberger Virgin Hay Lestar Broa Gripre

First National Tank elects directors at annual meeting

The annual stockholders meeting of First National Tank elected directors for the coming year. Emmett W. Gans chaired. Yubatt H. McCauley was secretary. The bank plans $150,000 increased circulation and reported a banner year with strong earnings and bright prospects for 1925. A banquet will mark the bank’s Fifteenth anniversary on March 2, drawing over 100 leading bankers from nearby states.

First National Tank Emmett W. Gans Teipating Yubatt H. McCauley Alexander Armatromy John. P. Baer Clyde FH. Brower Frank R. Brower Wm. D. Campbell Emory L. Cobrentz John AW. Dunn Cyrus F. Plock J. Kieffer Punk Gee W. Hinmaker C. M. Horat Herbert L. Knelsley W. Nowioo Long Mohert Jf McCauley Harold M. Porter B. J. Bread, Jr Jan W. Startzman Walter J. Willeon Werd Messrs St. Lea Hare J. Stanley McKee W. M. Newcomer First National Bank Hagerstown

Rabbit Supper at Bach's Restaurant and Arcade

A local listing announces a Wednesday rabbit supper at Bach's Restaurant and Arcade Lining Room on January 14. The notice notes casual dining and entertainment options for attendees in the Lining Room venue.

AL Bach Siofp

Frederick County Fair Officers Elected

The Frederick County Agricultural Society organized by electing Dr. R. V. Salta as president Eugene A Grove as vice president Oliver Warehime as secretary Guy K Motter as treasurer D Princeton Buckey as attorney Harry M Cramer as superintendent of privileges J Harry Grove as chief marshal and Charles N Dougherty as keeper of grounds on October 20 21 and 28.

Frederick County Agricultural Society R. V. Salta Eugene A. Grove Oliver ©. Warehime Guy K. Motter D. Princeton /Buckey Harry M. Cramer J. Harry Grove Charles N. Dougherty

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