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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1929
Page
2
Yesterday was Loyalty Sunday with sermons and programs nationwide. The Anti-Saloon League issued a pledge urging respect for law and Hoover's enforcement policies, seen in local ministers who spoke on patriotism and law observance.
Mrs C E Cranmer of Los Angeles recalls a stubborn rash that resisted many remedies until Resinol soap and ointment were used faithfully. She reports healing after one-quarter of a small jar. The ad touts Resinol for skin disorders and offers a free sample by mail from Baltimore.
New York July 14 a court appoints Dr lamel L Feiberg as super parent to oversee seven year old Alfred Stamm son of a wealthy merchant the guardianship includes governess and nurse duties and aims to align upbringing with court authority. Local religious leaders urged obedience to law and Bible based loyalty Sunday tied to Educational Day.
J L Harris a Baltimore broker was arrested in Towson by Baltimore county authorities and released in 500 bond after the November Grand Jury returned a false pretense charge. He faces similar charges in Towson connected with a stock deal with Martin J Battle who says he gave Harris five shares of F H Smith Co stock worth 4500 and expected hotel stock in New York in return. Harris failed to deliver. He was taken to Towson for arraignment after the Towson arrest.
New York July 1 Frieda Hempel, singer, returned from abroad with news that her Paris gowns drew favorable comment. When asked where she obtained them she replied In America.
Windsor Ontario July 1 H B Jackson assistant chief customs inspector surveys the Great Lakes liquor trade. Export from Detroit river docks has not covered costs, with Windsor Sandwich East Windsor and Riverside docks hit hardest. Rum runners extend toward Amherstburg and Lake St Clair but shipments fall short of June norms. Four liquor boats cleared from Amherstburg. many loaded or idle. La Salle boats tied up, eight seized for failure to report. Unclaimed vessels will be confiscated and sold at auction.
Spickler letter notes the St Pauls Lutheran Aid Society regular meeting at the Hulls home on Thursday. A festival is planned for Saturday evening July 6 and the public is invited. Several villagers and relatives are listed as attendees and visitors, with updates on ill local residents and community notes.
The Nevin Bus Lines Inc operating a Philadelphia to Lincoln Highway route via Greencastle and Waynesboro refuses to obey the Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania order to cease operations in the state and will appeal to the Superior Court. The commission acted after a complaint from the Pennsylvania Railroad, which runs bus lines in the state via Greyhound.
Belgrade July 1 Queen Marie of Jugoslavia gave birth to a third son Friday at 11 40 PM at the summer palace at Bled Her mother Queen Marie of Roumania was at her bedside The mother and son are doing well.
Edward B Harp Jr was ordained associate pastor of the Re formed church at Cavetown in a ceremony last night. Rev J Stewart Hartman and Rev Scott R Wagner spoke. Mrs Frank Colley sang a vocal solo and a quartet including R C Harp Merritt Campbell Miss Winifred Campbell and Mrs Colley performed with Miss Elizabeth Henneberger on organ.
Mr and Mrs F L Paxson of Hamilton Boulevard announce their son Armonde Paxson has passed the Virginia State Bar examination. He has just completed his junior year at the University of Virginia Law School and will practice in Charlottesville while finishing his law studies.
Miss Ida Watkins of Hasty North Street will leave this week to attend summer school at Columbia University in New York City.
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