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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1932
Page
7
Mrs Marjorie Ernée of 282 North Potemse Street is back home after injuries from a July 16 automobile accident near Toledo Ohio. She remains suffering from an arm injury and is reported to be at home yesterday recovering.
The home of Rose Fleming at 452 George Street was entered last night about 10 o'clock and robbed of $50 in cash from a kitchen window. The burglar rifled several rooms while no one was at home. Patrolman Rev. Stoner investigated the incident.
Maryland counties will receive 1 019 570 dollars from a federal road building act, prorated by county mileage. The State Roads Commission accepted the aid, with Williar noting money will fund new construction pro rated by mileage in each county. The act totals 20 million dollars for nationwide road work and a copy was sent to the commission by Senator Tydings.
The fifth annual Schnebly Snavely Snably reunion will be August 14 in the George Diehl grove near New Buena Vista Bedford county Pennsylvania. It will be a basket picnic with all invited and to bring friends. Richard Snavely is president Rex Snavely vice president Edna Snably Diehl secretary Harry Snavely treasurer and Mrs Robert Clites historian. An invitation of five dollars extends to all clan members for the Snavely reunion.
Hoquiam reports July 29 river trip up Clearwater and Upper Queets hampered by encounters with wildlife including a bear and cub a herd of elk and two deer. James Johnson 28 colored questioned in Holmes grocery robbery later turned over to Rockville authorities. Two Negroes were arrested for the robbery with about $75 in merchandise taken.
Governor Ritchie and state officials lead a guest list for Governor's Day at Camp Ritchie in Maryland. About 15 000 visitors expected as a memorial service, baseball games, aquatic contests, and a regimental parade mark the day.
A compact grocery ad lists Swift's Premium Hams and various meats with low prices. Items include Ib 10c to 20c for hams and pork cuts, beef steak sirloin or round at 17c, and combo deals like green beans with lean country bacon for 19c.
The Kiwanis Club luncheon featured a participatory musical program led by Rev. Dr. F. Berry Plummer. Soloists included W. Walter Elmer and Rev. Dr. William S. Hess, with songs honoring Louis A. Seger and Roy A. Leiter. Major Charles A. Masson, scheduled speaker, could not attend due to an inspection at Frederick.
An ice cream festival and social event will be held at the Evangelical Church on Friday July 29. Ice cream cake and hot wieners will be served. Ady
A correction notes wrong spelling in a Holmes family reunion story. James Johnson, 28, colored, was reported as wrong name and was actually Johnson who was turned over to Rockville Maryland authorities. Another Black individual arrested with Johnson has been released.
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