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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1933
Page
4
Quentin Roosevelt, son of the former president, was reported killed in action in France. In local news David Hiet was named superintendent of transportation for the Western Mary division and H E Bester named general chairman of the Farmers' picnic committee planning the August 25 outing.
Robert Bruce aged 69, a former Chamberland businessman, died at the Baldwin. Rev Albert Glenn Richards of Hancock accepted a rectorship at Trinity Parish in Chicago. Jacob Roessner was named to the Board of Street Commissioners by Mayor Holzapfel to replace Dr E A Wareham. John W Breathed elected president of Hancock Bank succeeding William A Bowles.
The readjustment plan for North American Cement Corporation’s capital structure, covering its Security plant, was approved by the debenture holders protective committees and announced by president John J. Porter. New securities will be issued in exchange, with August 10 final deposit date for 6 3 4 per cent debentures Series A, at Chemical Bank and Trust in New York. Boston cotton textile code raises mills payrolls, hours, and hires as New England mills reopen.
Prices paid farmers for butter lard bacon beans onions apples and other produce listed with percentages and per unit rates. Market section notes live poultry, fresh produce and canned goods. includes prices for wheat corn and beans with a brief remark on Tennessee export declines in 1932.
Scientists investigate Malisut to understand its biology as fishing pressure reduces supply. Researchers study growth patterns and genetics to aid conservation and restore population levels.
Isadore Green, 36, of Pittsburgh, was killed when his car overturned on a wet mountain road near Cape Horn while en route to Lebanon county to visit his stepson in the National Guard. His wife escaped with minor injuries. an inquest was planned.
New York July 18 The exodus of barges from the metropolitan area to Saratoga is already under way reducing fields and class at the Empire City meeting. Ten carloads of thoroughbreds have been shipped to the upstate track and more will follow. The meeting opens August 3 and runs 27 days featuring 37 stakes.
Downaville residents share event notes including a talk by Rev. C N Williams on Bible school efficiency and responsibility. Local social news covers visits by Miss Charlotte McCoy, Nelda and Miriam Rohrer, Aggie Long, and Brown Long. A baby girl Barbara Jean is welcomed, and Mrs. Albert Palmer underwent appendicitis surgery.
The report lists residents and guests visiting the Long home including Mrs Sprecher of Par Kansas and Miss Clara Sny of Halfway. Sue Detling and her niece Jane, along with Mr and Mrs Roy Long, were callers on Thursday evening.
Visitors to Mrs. Howard Ankeney's home included Clyde Ankeney and children Freeland and Mary, Roy Myers family, Hawbaker, McKee, Mildred Ebersole, Dorothy Grove, William Ankeney, Florence Angle, and others. Birth announced for a daughter. Miss Mary Ankeney from Sunnydide visited Mildred Ebersole. Girls Missionary Society met with several members present. a wiener roast was held at Nelvie Hose's home.
A sequence of Sunday visits across Maugansville Leitersburg and surrounding areas is noted with families and relatives hosting and visiting. The death of Mrs Sarah Huber near Wingerton is reported after a stroke and illness, with survivors listed and funeral services held at Price’s church.
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