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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
5
A collage of county items includes brewing draft calls, licensing notices, and agricultural reports. Mentions of Jack Hurley leading baseball batting averages, local weddings, a regiment recruiting plea, and wheat receipts highlight broader community life and commerce.
National League leads with P Waner Pirates at 369 and Klein Phillies 128 hits. Klein also tops home runs with 25 while Hurst has 77 RBIs. American League features Foxx Athletics 0.377 average and 104 RBIs, Ruth 86 RBIs, Foxx 125 hits, and Kimsey Hildebrand share 4 1 record as top pitchers.
The page lists a large mixed set of across and down clues with numbers, including L etime 4 Solitary 1% and several entries like Actual, New Zealand abrub, A Dickens character, Musical composition, Kind of tree, Corded fabric, Native metal, Jumps, Old measure s of length, Transmits, College cheers, Charles Lambs, Pronoun, Article, and more, resembling a puzzle with solution hints, word lengths, and theme notes.
Radio Day By Day reports on Celumbo signing a film contract and temporarily leaving WEAF NBC for a national tour. It lists tomorrow and Saturday Olympic trials broadcasts, Lopez orchestra Pacific Coast tour, and shifts of Arnheim and Gasparre orchestras on WEAF NBC and WABC CBS. Weathered time slots include Clyde Doerr, Ray Perkins, Rudy Vallee, Irene Beasley, and LomBardo.
Charlton July 10 notices list visits and brief travels among residents. Ankensey family from Martinsburg, Metz family from Hagerstown, Shankard and Shupp households in local towns, and several cousins visiting relatives in Two Locks and Hagerstown. Names include William Hawhaker Sr, Mildred Ebersole, Mariada Yeakle, Catherine Miles, Dorothy Ankeney, Anna McKee, John Needy, and Ernest Smith and children.
County market report lists prices paid for food commodities by grade and quality. Items include dried corn per quart, eggs per dozen, chickens, butter, country ham shoulders bacon lard dried corn old potatoes sweet potatoes walnuts dried beans onions dried apples lima beans turnips and walnut kernels with varied cents per unit.
Evaline and Helen spent Tuesday with Mrs. Howard Ankerey and daughter Dorothy. William Murray is visiting his sister Mrs. Edward Cunningham and family. Miss Gladys Smith visiting grandparents in Middletown. Mrs. Leroy Myers spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Howard Ankeney and daughter Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Myers and son Kenneth visited Mr. and Mrs William Miles Clearspring on Sunday. Miss Pearl Myers visiting cousin Miss Catherine Mies Shady Bower, children Kenneth and Pearl visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miles near St. Paul's church. Mrs. Margaret Shank and Rosie Ellen Shank of near Finesburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Grove on Tuesday. Clarence Schnebley severely bitten on the hand while visiting brother Alien Schnebley by Rut. Gail, three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Grove, suffered injury to his foot by stepping on a rusty nail. The foot became infected. Miss Madeline Kretzer visiting her sister Mrs. Emmett Kriner avid family Ashton. Samuel Shupp still confined to his home by illness. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dutrow and Verna Shank visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shank near Pinesburg. Miss Genevieve Moore and Robert and Donald Moore visited Mrs. Howard Ankeney and daughter on Thursday evening. Mrs. Courteney Grosh and children Lowell Eugene and Loil vis-
One advertisement touts Radox Baths as a fix for corns callouses and hard skin. It claims root removal after three or four nightly soaks with soreness and burning stopping, leaving feet ready for dancing walking and activity.
Mrs. Needy and Mr and Mrs Leroy Myers hosted visits with local families. Misses Grosh Schnedsley Sprecher and Finn spent time with neighbors. Leslie Burkett visited his daughter. The article notes farm equipment values sit 52 percent below 1929 levels.
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