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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1937
Page
5
Local market notes show grain quotes with prices for wheat at 1.34 to 1.50 per bushel, plus assorted farm goods and produce. Listings include eggs, chickens, lard, butter, onions, turkeys, walnuts, dried apples and corn with varied per unit rates. A stray line claims prisoners in Mexico City are now described as natural biological patients.
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Mr and Mrs Russell Bryan welcomed a baby girl. Several families from Halfway Williamsport and Hagerstown visited others in Pinesburg including the Shanks and Gossards. Mrs Bannhoff ill at home and Mrs Snyder recovering from quinsy. Various visits noted among Shanks, Riders, Reids, Higgins, Mason, Sword, Collis and Charlton families across nearby towns.
Hagerstown Maytag Co. operates as the authorized Maytag dealer for Hagerstown and Washington County. Located at 22 West Franklin Street, it provides appliance sales and service options. Contact phone number 662 for inquiries and support.
Local notices report visitors to Mapleville area including Mr and Mrs John Gross and Mr and Mrs William Kretzer with Mrs Katie Leng family near Maugansville, Mrs E S Kennedy visiting Boonsboro, and Mr C N Keadle with daughter Jane visiting Abe Martin near Cearfoss. Daniel Ridenour north of San Mar fractured hip after a barn bridge fall and likely will require weeks of hospital care. Ralph Wryand of Hersheville spent Monday in Lancaster partly incapacitated by rheumatism. Winder family in Hagerstown hosted weekend visitors. Garden pests injuring vegetables with flea like insect. corn most affected. Clarence Fahrney Beaver Creek noted.
Philadelphia defeated Boston in both ends of a May 31 doubleheader before 15,900 fans. The opener ended 6 to 3 and the nightcap 9 to 4. Waters struck out nine in the first game and allowed 11 hits while delivering clutch relief pitching.
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