22 Jul 1933
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1933
Page
1
The Interwoven Mills will start under a new underwear industry code next Monday with a 12 dollar weekly 40 hour wage for experienced workers and about 8 dollars for inexperience. Plant hours 7 AM to 4 PM with Saturdays off affecting 200 workers. Night shift previously operated continues.
The notice states a 3 percent tax discount will be allowed for the remainder of July 1933. Chas. E. Fry serves as Collector and Treasurer.
Four persons sustained severe cuts and bruises when two cars collided at a crossroads near Cearfoss last night around 11. Mrs Cecilia Brubaker and Wilma Brubaker 8 were among the injured along with Woodrow Reedy 18 and Betty Lou Faust 8. Brubaker and Eccard families involved. no fractures reported after hospital exam. Deputy Renner investigated the collision.
A compiled schedule of morning and evening worship services across multiple churches in the area. Includes St. Mark's Lutheran Washington Square Summit Avenue, Second Christian, First Baptist, Grace United Brethren, Zion Baptist, St. John's Episcopal, and others with service times, Sunday school, and midweek meetings.
A list of church offerings with pastors, Sunday School times, and evening services across multiple churches including Asbury North East, Evangelical Cearfoss Circuit, Mt Zion, Calnmel, St Pauls, Park Head, Green Wings Chapel, United Brethren Boonsboro and Mount Lena, St Johns Clearspring, Zion Lutheran Williamsport, Beaver Creek Christian, Trinity Lutheran Williamsport and Smithsburg, and other local congregations with schedule details and special events. June through July notices include a creek picnic at Funkwoods and outdoor church gathering at Doubs Woods with guest speaker Rev I A McDonnald.
Crossword clues and answers from today and yesterday’s pages. Contains listed numbers for across and down entries with thematic wordplay and common puzzle terms.
Members of Company B Maryland National Guard under Captain Carl L McCleary left Hagers town for Camp Ritchie at Cascade at noon. A full company of 64 men and three officers will undergo two weeks of intensive training in tactics marksman ship combat exercises and overnight maneuvers. Governor's Day with awards including ten year service medal for Robert L Guessford is set for July 30.
Presbyterians from North South and United churches will meet at Pen Mar Park for the 59th reunion on Thursday August 3 gathering from Virginia West Virginia Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania. Rev Dr Samuel R Diehl of Martinsburg will speak on The Message of Calvinism for Today. A program includes recognition of Francis Makemie and the 250th anniversary of organized Presbyterianism in America. Rev A Fred Kullmar of Kensington MD will speak on The Beginnings of Organized Presbyterianism in America. James McKinley Rose of New York City will read and a quartet will sing. The Rev Dr William S Wess is chairman and special rates will be offered from Western Maryland Railroad. Many locals expected to attend.
Marpel of the Automobile Club of Maryland arranges a Sunday trip covering Hagerstown Hancock Warfordsburg Breezewood McConnellsburg and Mercersburg with about 100 miles round trip. It lists routes and stop points and invites inquiries at Hotel Hamilton. Roosevelt to rest Roosevelt to spend ten days at Hyde Park after leaving Washington on Friday.
Local residents enjoyed Sunday visits across family and friends. Several pairs and groups traveled to Bay Shore near Baltimore and Annapolis while others hosted gatherings in Hagerstown Chambersburg and Williamsport. J. Renner suffered a paralysing incident but is improving.
The agricultural adjustment administration ended hearings on a proposed marketing agreement for the Baltimore milkshed. Interested parties may submit written arguments until Saturday.
Walter Alley a Missouri ex convict charged as the alleged slayer of Henry Lee a Fulton County Pennsylvania farmer was described as rapidly improving at a Martinsburg hospital from wounds received in a gun battle with officers and likely to be released today. Sheriff Ray M Sipes is expected to bring the papers for extradition to Pennsylvania. The State Police named Leonard Schanholtz a Lee neighbor who witnessed the shooting and identified Lee as the killer. He said Lee and Schanholtz were returning home when they saw a man lying on the Lee property and Lee was shot as he approached. The attacker fled to the mountains.
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