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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1940

Page

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Rotary District Conference Plans for Hagerstown

The 180th Rotary District Conference will be in Hagerstown from April 7 to 9 at the Hotel Alexander and Colonial Theatre. Roy Denzer chairs the event with plans for 800 Rotarians and Rotaryans, entertainment, guest speakers, governor’s ball, tours, and awards. district includes 79 clubs in PA WV DC and MD with about 2500 members.

Sok Rotary Inrad Hagers- von Hotel Alexander Colonial Theatre Hagerstown Club Rey Danzer Charles Lyon Geary Porter Frank Letter Sitenderfer Lloyd Stouffer Paul E. Gruber John J. Flery

Produc tion Credit Association Reports High Stockholders

Walter D. Bromley, secretary, announces at the sixth annual meeting that all stockholders were present as of December 31 1982, the highest count since formation. About 25 attendees including stockholders wives and guests heard John T. Scott report 426 new loans totaling 377000.

Walter D. Bromley Frederick John T. Scott A. M. Etzler

Investiture Of Troop Holds Sunday Charter Event

Christ's Reformed Church hosts the Boys Night investiture Sunday January 28 for Troop No. 8 sponsored by the church. Wilson P. Sperow will present the charter to Rev. Dr. H. A. Pesperman with Dean Marquart as Scoutmaster guiding eight new scouts James Mace Joy Miller Colin Thomas Fred Everhart Sr William Winters Charlie Sigler Richard Snowden and Samuel Myers.

Christ’s Reformed Church Washington Area Council Boy Scouts of America Troop No. 8 Washington County Dean Marquart Christ's Reformed Church Bors Merle Kaetzel

Accident Victim Still In Hospital

A collision at Church and Prospect Streets left C. c Colliflower of North Prospect Street in a semi conscious condition at Washington County Hospital last night. He had been unconscious for days but has recently shown partial consciousness, with shock noted in examinations.

Colliflower North Prospect Street Church and Prospect Streets Sam Washington County Hospital

Medals Awarded to Red Army Units in Finland Battle

Tass reports medals conferred upon 91 Commandery and Red Army rank and file for distinguished conduct in battle against Finnish white guards.

Moscow Red Army Tass

Youth Is Injured In Auto Accident

Eight year old Norman Jenkins sustained head injuries when struck by a car on West Franklin street near the Pennsylvania rail road. He was taken to the hospital by W R Chapman of the 400 block George street after Chapman said the youth dashed into the street from south to north as he traveled westbound on Franklin.

Norman Jenkins Franklin and Jonathan Streets Franklin Street Pennsylvania Railroad Young Jenkins W. R. Chapman George Street Chapman

Five Iowa Students Skirt Licenses in Rabbit Hunt

In Griswold on January 27 five high school boys skipped licenses during a rabbit hunt. They told Game Warden they were chasing rabbits and had caught nine. The warden did not press charges.

Griswold

Local News From Washington County School Notes

Jan 25 update reports Mrs. M. J. Henesy at Washington County Hospital after transfer last Saturday. Welcomes a baby boy for Mr. and Mrs. Roger Tedrick born Sunday. Vivian Tedrick practices teaching at Frosburg State Teachers College. School notes list ill students and staff, PTA visits, and band instrument purchases with extensive roster of players and roles.

M. J. Henesy Washington County Hospital Roger Tedrick Vivian Tedrick Frosburg State Teachers College Howard Bohrer Marvin Bohrer Carroll Zimmerman Bernard Zimmerman Elmer Secrest Jolly Plano Ruth Hoover Betty Lou Bohrer Lorraine Hofa Arlene Hofe Peggy Sponseller Dorig Kline Karbos Donald Shives Daniel Cunningham Janice Shives Genevieve Hate Edgar Murray Norma Everitt Tanice Mart Angelina Hart Bobby Everitt Doris Shirley Billy Everitt Junior Michael Donaldoffenberger Jim Murray Angus Reed Ethel Hart Pegsy Turner Jim Farmer Edith Shirley Leona Reed Lucille Turner Dotty Spielman Billy Murray Betty Beauchamp Anna Poftenberger Klitklat Ruth Hof Dorothy Moore Evelyn Moore Sammy Beauchamp Clarice Mort Edna Ridenour Teddy Poffenberger Junior Cunningham Carrol Michael Joyce Kline Jean Shirley Dale Zimmerman Albert Ridenour Ruby Hovermale

Japan vows to resist threats amid non-treaty stand

A Tokyo broadcast quotes Japanese officials saying they will not yield to interference by third powers and aim to overcome difficulties. It notes Japan's stockpiled materials to sustain production for a year and reports interest in a U S embargo proposal. Japan would avoid new treaty efforts but seek to shield against incidents in China involving Americans.

China Japan United States United States Senate

Colorado College Student Fined After Speeding Proof

Richard McKnight presented a stack of equation papers to a police judge in Colorado Springs to dispute speeding. The five hour calculation had one block error by officer Albert Peterson, resulting in a $12.50 fine.

Colorado Springs Colo Richard McKnight Colorado College Albert Peterson McKnight

Local market prices for farm produce and meats

Furnished price list shows local quotations from Kline Bros for Benevola wheat at 1.2 bu and 1.08 bu at barn, corn at mill 4.4 per bushel, and various items including butter 20 to 26 cents per pound, country bacon 12 to 18 cents, onions per bushel, ham, chickens, springers, shoulder, potatoes 1.00 per bushel, dried apples, walnuts, dried corn, live turkeys 10 to 20 cents per pound, ducks 2 pounds, geese, turnips 60 cents per bushel, walnuts at 5 cents per kernel, market items across farm produce and meats.

Kline Bros Hull

Thomas Named Idaho Solon

Boise Idaho January 27 Gov C A Bottolfsen appointed former U S Senator John W Thomas Republican to the Senate seat left by the death of William E Borah Thomas accepted and pledged to carry on Borahs program and keep the nation out of war He will serve until next January with a 1943 term to be filled at the fall election Borah died after a cerebral hemorrhage and was buried in Boise Thomas had previously filled the vacancy in 1928 after Frank R Gooding died and later lost reelection in 1932 to James P Pope

Boise Idaho C. A. Bottolfsen U. S John W. Thomas Senate William E. Borah Thomas Idaho ‘National Bottelfsen Borah Washington Farmer and Stockman Frank R Gooding James P. Pope The Tennessee Valley Authority

Western Maryland Railway Workers Receive Pay Increases

General pay raises were awarded to a large portion of Western Maryland Railway Company employees, with monthly increases of 2 10 to 15 dollars distributed system wide. H. R. Pratt cited the line as the only railroad to grant voluntary wage hikes this year, while noting January business volume reached a record for the period.

Western Maryland Railway Company H. R. Pratt Western Maryland Maryland

Henry Knox First U S Secretary of War

Henry Knox served as the first Secretary of War of the United States, shaping early military administration and defense policy in the new nation. He helped establish the War Department and set precedents for civilian control of the armed forces.

Henry Knox United States

Maryland comptroller urges early tax filing for new state program

Maryland residents are urged to file income tax returns early for the new state tax, with March 15 as the due date. Millard Tawes explains filing rules, the aid available from Baltimore and Annapolis offices, and that payment may be delayed until the due date.

Annapolis Jao Millard Tawes Maryland Tawes Comptroller Comptrollers Office Baltimore Balti More Pythian

Shiloh Church Plans Sunday Services and Anniversary Day

Shiloh prepares a combined Sunday school and Anniversary Day service for January 28 with the youth leading worship. Rev. Elmer R. Andrews will speak in the morning, and Rev. Homer Wendle will deliver the evening sermon at 7:30. Also noted are local visits and health updates.

Shiloh Christ Elmer R. Andrews Homer Wendle Hagerstown Allen Lynn Samuel Baker Washington County Hospital Alice Rowe John Lewis Troyd Lewis

Mrs Frushour and family visit Hagerstown friends

Mrs Martha Frushour visited Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Frank Hammond and daughter Rose Marie. Mrs Iva Harshman called Monday afternoon on Mrs Abigail Harner in Hagerstown.

Martha Frushour Frank Hammond Rose Marie Iva Harshman Abgail Harner Hagerstown

Why Dodge Wins the Car Value Battle

A brisk claim touts 4,061 engineers buying Dodge in the last year. It argues Dodge offers unmatched engineering, superior performance, lower maintenance, and big gas and oil savings, alongside unexpected luxury for a low price.

DODGE

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