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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
5
Fragmentary report mentions reelection and directors, names like Anderson and Wellinger, draft scheduling, education renaming, John P. Fockler examiner, Robert L. Hi EK, city tax receipts for June, and retirement from the Navy. Contains numerous garbled phrases and partial proper nouns.
Lalu Bichey of Baltimore was hospitalized after a Friday auto accident near Corning New York. A hailstorm forced the travelers off the road. Bichey was knocked unconscious for hours and is well known in Hagerstown visits at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry S Hamilton Boulevard.
Trinity Lutheran Boy Scout Troop No 10 returned from a four day camping trip at Augsburg Cottage Pen Mar led by Scout Master Fred Entler with assistant Robert Paxson. Jennings Dawson won the treasure hunt prize while daily programs included watch services, swimming, hikes, campfires and a Tuesday fireworks display. Meals were prepared by the camp cook and the cottage was donated by M P Moller Sr. Attendees listed include John Wolf John Doornberger Hilton Ford Ivar Delosier Richard Mowen Kenneth Everhart Franklin Leiter Joseph Crockett Robert Cartee Jr Roger Repp Paul Grandstar Robert Summers Kenneth Willette Charles Six Franklin Six Bayne Six Aldine Six Billy Smith Robert Scott George Pike Claude Merckle Wyatt Warrenfel tz Jr Howard Gibney Ivan Ausherman Robert Jenkins Elmer Baker Jr Charles Conrad Robert Worthington Jennings Dawson Carl Boger Jr Burlton Harbaugh Lee Wolf Robert Harper James Rickard Albert Larm Harry Doub Jr Henry Larm Paul Ridenour Dean Marquart and Frank Bentz Jr
Frederick Maryland July 6 Frank Garrett a local barber thought luck favored him while fishing as he found three 10 cent pieces and 86 cents remained of 96 65 he began with a hole in his pocket caused money to slip down his leg resulting in only 86 cents recovered.
Readers are urged to obtain a free copy of a practical guide on white grub control. The outline covers insecticidal remedies including micuric chloride, methods to protect crops from worms that damage alfalfa, flowers, vegetables, small fruits, and other farm crops. Submit requests to The Daily Mail Agricultural Editor, Van Gorder Service, Washington, D. C.
Communion services at the Lutheran church drew forty two participants and Marjorie House was confirmed. The Daily Vacation Bible school concluded at the schoolhouse with Prof Kemp Kretzer playing piano. Local residents attended musical events and colleges with multiple families visiting relatives and vacationing in nearby towns.
The Chicago White Sox beat the Cleveland Indians 16 to 6 to move back into fourth place. A six-hit eruption in the sixth inning, led by strong hitting, chased starter Mel Marce and reliever Carre Coney from the game and left Cleveland spectators stunned.
The column summarizes advice on farming topics by Can Van Gorder including laws gardens poultry and livestock with reader inquiries addressed from The Malt Information Bureau in Washington DC. It notes the common white grub or June bug larvae as a three year cycle pest affecting potatoes corn timothy strawberries and roses.
An agricultural notice explains white grubs attacking iris, gladiolus, potatoes, corn, and more. It recommends deep plowing in autumn, summer plowing to expose larvae, encouraging natural enemies like skunks and birds, and using carbon disulfide mixtures for limited areas.
State Line notes report numerous visits among Hartle Swisher Koons and Binkley families in Weilaville Cearfoss Greencastle and Waynesboro with friends and relatives. A funeral for Stanley Bovey was held in Greencastle with Rev Hart Shoap officiating and Cedar Hill cemetery burial. Forty one foreign markets purchase American chewing tobacco led by the Philippine Islands.
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