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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
2
Washington assistant to the Attorney General named Neil Birkenshaw submits directives. The note outlines procedures and expectations for legal actions and document handling.
Pierre Tartone portrait painter recently settled in Baltimore married Courtney LC Jones of Millwood Virginia in Frederick Tuesday. Rev G Ellis Williams of Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church performed the ceremony. The bride’s mother accompanied them and the bride stated her age as 22 while Tartone announced 43.
The Hagerstown grain and feed company lists prices paid to farmers for corn and wheat. Corn per barrel and wheat per bushel figures are shown in the clipping. Utah’s name origin is attributed to the Utes, an Indian tribe.
Weather ideal for all crops this week ending July 12 reports favorable growing conditions. Wheat and rye ripening in the Alleghenies with threshing ongoing elsewhere. barley also being threshed. Oats heading in the Alleghenies and ripening across western Maryland. hay crops good to very good with harvesting underway. peas and strawberries being harvested in the Allegheny region. Pastures and grasses fair to good.
Brownsville reports two residents improving from serious illness, a 13 to 2 win for Brownsville over Garrett's Mill in Sunday baseball, Langdon Backus returning from the University of New Mexico for the summer, and visiting Baltimore guests Mrs Agnes Hill and Miss Edith Claggett. A four week old calf is missing from Clifford Kaetzel's farm, and the note adds a Samoa baby birth cost of $2.50.
St John’s Lutheran held its Sunday school picnic at Pen Mar yester Gay drawing about 1000 attendees for the annual reunion. A Western Maryland special train carried 300 people to the park with many more arriving by car. Games and contests filled the day with prizes awarded. committee members included W. W. Schildnecht Roy Fegle Frank R. Middlekauff and J. Harry Schueler.
Advertises Peterson's ointment promising instant relief from itching and sore skin including eczema old sores and pimples. Claims 30 years of use and a 35 cent large box available at all drug stores.
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