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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1933

Page

6

Reconstruction loan to China aids cotton markets

Under President Roosevelt the Reconstruction finance corporation arranged a 50 million dollar loan for China to buy American cotton and wheat. The loan is secured by Chinese taxes on imports and will bear five percent interest, repayable over three years, following talks between Roosevelt and T. V. Soong ahead of the London world economic conference.

Washington Roosevelt Reconstruction Corporation China T. V Soong Europe Tollacco

The Circus At A Glance Hagenbeck Wallace Circus Arrives

Hagenbeck Wallace Circus, world’s largest trained wild animal show, arrives tomorrow at 5 am near Penna depot unloading by 5 30 am on Willow Lane. Performances at 2 and 8 pm doors open 1 and 7 pm City ticket sale at Rudy’s Drug store Departure at midnight over Penns railroad Next stand York Previous stand Harrisburg

Hagenbeck - Wallace Circus Aom-P R. R Penna Willow Lane Rudy's Drug Penns York Harrisburg

Potomac Lodge To Elect Officers At Visit Night

A large attendance of Potomac Lodge No 31 L O O F members is expected at the Odd Fellows temple on South Potomac street Tuesday evening to meet a member of Mount Moriah Lodge Blearspring who will pay a fraternal visit to Potomac lodge. The semiannual election of officers will also take place at this meeting.

Potomac Lodge No. 31 Odd ‘Fellows’ Temple South Potomac Street Mount Moriah Blearspring Potomac Lodge

Marriage Licenses Listed With Ages Across Several Towns

A batch of marriage licenses is recorded, naming couples and ages. Willem Lutmas 17 and Marie Spigier 13 in the city. J Paul Emory 23 and Virginia Oliver 23 from Martinsburg. Walter Johns 21 and Gladys Brotler 19 from Marion. James Young 28 and Beatrice Meckley 23 from Hanover. Vincent Robinson 21 and Pauline Brown 2 from Lantz. Benny Russell 24 and Daisy Thorop 18 from Winchester. Raymond Hays 27 and Helen Kline 18 from Martinsburg. John Johnson 23 and Ethel Rhonda 14 from Shippensburg.

Willem E. Lutmas Marie E. Spigier This City J. Paul Emory Virginia Helen Oliver Martinsburg W Va Walter Charles Johns Cham Bernburg Gladys Irene Brotler Marion James W. Young Middletown Beatrice K. Meckley Hanover Vincent W. Robinson Smithsburg Pauline O. Brown Lantz

Ask For Return Of Dr Plummer At York Conference

C M Horst was elected delegate and O W Dellinger alternate to the 144th session of the Pennsylvania annual conference of St Pauls United Brethren church held last evening after worship by Rev Dr J H Ness York Pa superintendent of the Conference. Delegates were instructed to ask the conference to return pastor Rev Dr F Berry Plummer for another year. Reports showed commendable progress by the church since last conference.

C. M. Horst O. W. Dellinger Pennsylvania St.Paul'’s United Brethren Church J. H. Ness York F. Berry Plummer

Deaths in area include Cline Strite and Bricker obituaries

Death notices report Richard L. Cline 19 died at State Sanatorium with funeral at Lester s burg Lutheran church. Mrs Mary J. Sheely 83 dies after illness, funeral at home then Rose Hill cemetery. Rebecka S. Strite 47 dies at Cearfoss home, funeral at Miller s Mennonite Church. Milton B ricker 69 dies near Clayville Pa and Richard Alexander Beatty dies in Pittsburgh with Calvary P E Church services in Homewood cemetery.

Richard L. Cline Harvey Cline Leroy Street Lutheran Church of Leitersburg Laura Helen Ruth Mary Lestersburg Lutheran Church I. D. Worman Mary J. Sheely Jeaiah EB. Sheely South Locust Street Beaver Creek William and Charlotte (Miller) Kinsey First Brethren Church John Highbarger Waynesboro William Emmett This City Elizabeth Anna John William St. James Frank G. Coleman Rose Hill Cemetery Rebecka S. Strite John F. Strite Christian Mary Shank Abram Shank Cearfoss Aaron Shank Magon-Dizon Noah Shank Greencastle Christian Shank Daniel Shank Reid Mattie Shank Milton Bricker Claylies Albert Bricker Eiva Sword Richard Alexander Beatty Robly D. Beatty Nannie C. Denniston Homer L. Miller Terrace R. C. Suter Warren A. K. McGraw J. Faries Deniston, Jr Calvary P. E Church Pittsburgh Homewood Cemetery

In Memoriam Carl H. Boger Was Died June 5 1928

In memory of Carl H Boger the obituary notes his death on June 5 1928 and recalls his wife Sophia Boger’s verse. A separate notice warns that tickets for Festival of Intermediate Dept St Mark’s on June 22 23 were stolen and the public is cautioned not to purchase them.

Carl H. Boger St. Mark's Ady

Girl Killed Grabbing Live Wire Near Greencastle Church

Geraldine Grace Etter, 14, was killed Sunday when she touched a live wire caught on her father George L. Etter’s car near the Church of the Brethren in Greencastle. Coroner plans an inquest. father and siblings survive. Funeral set for Wednesday at Welsh Run Church of the Brethren with interment nearby.

Geraldine Grace Etter Greencastle George L. Etter Church of the Brethren A. W. Thrush Ralph Zeger Ren- Dis Mercersburg Maretta Anson Dioane Klee Jane Norman Willis

Mattern's Norwegian Stop After Rough Sea Landing

American aviator Mattern landed on a stony beach of Jomfruland island in Norway after a difficult approach over bad weather. Islanders helped drag the damaged plane to a field for repairs as he refueled and prepared to continue toward Oslo and Moscow en route to New York, hoping to beat the Post Gatty record.

Oslo Moscow Jomfruland Skagerak Norway Newfoundland P Lane Jamfriland Mattern New York Little Island

Honor Memory Of Librarian Titcomb At Library Tribute

The Washington County Free Library honors Miss Mary L. Titcomb who died today a year ago with a flower bedecked display. She earned national librarian recognition and tirelessly supported community programs, with the library and many friends vowing her memory will endure as long as the library stands.

Mary L. Titcomb Washington County Free Library

Mrs Mitchell Denied Right To Take Stand in Tax Case

In Federal court Mrs Charles E Mitchell sought to testify for her husband in his defense on charges of evading more than 850000 in 1929 and 1930 taxes. Judge Goddard ruled the wife cannot be called by either side, and Mrs Mitchell left the courtroom as Mitchell began testifying.

New York Charles E. Mitchell National City Bank Mitchell Steuer Goddard Supreme Court of the United States

Bishop Held For Robbery At Hancock

Walter Bishop of Hancock was arrested on $80 robbery charges and charged with carrying concealed weapons after a chase. He allegedly joined three other men in raiding Oswald Ritz’s home near Hancock last Monday. Bishop jumped from a second floor window during the pursuit and was captured after a 300 yard chase, bond set at $5,000 for a Wednesday hearing before Magistrate Ross Fite.

Walter Bishop Hancock Oswald Ritz Ross Fite Bishop Ritz Suy Shetrompfl Barnhart

Confederate Day Observed Here Memorial Service Brief

Memorial services by the Confederate Memorial Association of Washington Cemetery were held Sunday afternoon. John 8. Kausler spoke on the curtailed program. The Rev. Dr. J. Edward Harms offered prayer. A quartet including Russell Campbell, Merritt Campbell, Charles Howard Roderick and Donald Reed sang. Taps were blown.

Confederate Memorial Association of

Shafer Accepts Law Firm Post After Deputy Wills Role

Harry A. Shafer, former deputy register of wills, resigns from the post after serving since January 1920. He has taken an office position with Hartle and Hartie law firm. The Regular Meeting of the King's Daughters is set for Tuesday March 1 at the Y M C A. 7:45 p.m.

Harry A. Shafer Register of Wills Hartle and Hartie First National Shafer King’s|ect

Papal Nuncio May Be Recalled From Spain

Madrid June 5 The Papal Nuncio may be recalled from Spain as religious developments unfold. An appeal urged the government to act in response to a Bishop’s protest against a new law confiscating church treasures and civilizing religious orders. The law’s promulgation, an encyclical, and excommunications followed swiftly.

Madrid Spain Vatican

Keedysville Brethren Hold Annual Pilgrimage at Mt Hebron Cemetery

Many people attended the Keedysville United Brethren annual pilgrimage to the old Mt Hebron cemetery south of Keedysville. Speakers included Rev Dr J E B Ness J A Miller and Rev J B Reed. The site marks the first United Brethren Church with later moves and monuments to early notables.

Keedysville United Brethren Mtt Hebron J. EB. Ness Pennsylvania Conference J. A. Miller J. B. Reed All United Brethren First United Brethren Church

Cyclists Tie Up Traffic In Sydney Event

In Sydney Australia 7000 cyclists crowded three miles of road for a community bicycle hike causing a 30 minute delay to all other traffic. The event drew participants from the local community and halted normal flow along the route.

Sydney Australia

Justice Offers Bargain In Maryland Courts

In Crisfield Maryland June 5 poverty struck bargains in fines ends a sign in the window of Magistrate Fred N Holland Another reads womens finest for fighting reduced A sharp drop in cases prompted Holland to offer bargains for a limited time only Also notice of a meeting tonight of the South Hagerstown Fire Company at 745 pm Refreshments will be served and announce birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs F A Hamilton Lincoln avenue last night.

Crisfield, Md Fred N. Holland Holland South Hagerstown Fire Company F. A. Hamilton Lincoln Avenue

Launching Out sermon at high school baccalaureate

Do You Recall Rev. Dr. J Edward Harms preached the baccalaureate sermon to the High School graduates. His subject was Launching Out. Hagerstown lost a twin bill to Cumberland by the scores of 3 to 1 and 5 to 3. An U S observation dirigible landed along the Antietam Creek near Rowland's Mill. The ship was en route from Akrons to the coast and was forced down by a leaking walte. Woodly Fork Funkstown opened for the season with Lynwood Berry as manager. County tax rate was fixed at 37 cents on the 100. Rev Dr Matthew Van Wear died at McAfee Kentucky aged 66 years. J A Nadler J M Rice and H G Nail were elected to membership in the Western Enterprise Fire Company. A merry go round was erected on Burkhart's lot corner of Broadway and Locust streets. Miss Electa Zeigler delivered the valedictory at the Kee Mar College commencement.

J. Edward Harms Hagerstown Cumberland U. S Antietam Creek Rowland’s Mill Akrons

Tuesday Entries and Early Races at Track Meet

Race card lists 32 entries across seven races with names like Nay Nay Lou Davy Past and Wandering in a mixed field of Puree Purse 300 to 8300. Weather clear and track fast as horses and riders are listed with odds and eligibility notes for each heat.

Nay Nay Lou Jean Via Boston Idle Neverfall Beagons Castle Dontera Breccia Mrs. M. BR Sand Waugh Waugh

Railroad man fatally hurt in Williamsport yard incident

William Silvers 59 died after a fall from an engine in the Pennsylvania railroad yards. He suffered a crushed chest nine broken ribs and burns from a torch. Found unconscious Saturday morning he died Sunday night at 9 30 in hospital. Survived by wife Carrie and several children. funeral Wednesday at 2 from home with Rev N B S Thomas in Rest Haven cemetery.

Pennsylvania Railroad William Silvers Williamsport Silvers Carrie Stewart Ardinger Richard Luther Russell’ Eardley Charles Attell Baltimore Raymond Musimert Welss Run James P. Murphy N. B Thomas Rest Haven Cemetery

It Thou Wilt Thyself Beborne with Bear Also with Another

A reflective line from Thomas a Kempis emphasizes bearing one another's burdens. It urges self restraint and shared duty, portraying Christian humility as central to daily life. The motto echoes pious counsel found in medieval devotional writing.

Thomas A. Kempis

Fight on in B of L to oust chief

Cleveland June 5 Amid tension at the seventh triennial convention the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers faces a bitter split as four Progressive factions target Grand Chief Engineer Alvaney Johnston, who since 1927 has tried to separate external financial ventures from the union. The 1933 financial report shows external obligations cut from 5,266,923 to 3,740,966 since May 1923.

Cleveland Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Alvaney Johnston Johnston James H. Cassell W. J. Burke B. of L. BE

Bishop Statton Honored by St Pauls Men’s Bible Class

Kansas City bishop D. D. Arthur B. Statton was elected an honorary life member of St Pauls United Brethren Sunday School Men’s Bible class after addressing them on The Holy Communion. He organized the Busy Men’s Bible class when pastor there, noted as a pioneer Western Maryland program. The bishop praised St Pauls Church for faithful observance of the sacrament.

Arthur B. Statton D. D Kansas City St. Paul's United Brethren Sunday School Statton St. Paul's Maryland St. Paul's Church Brechten

Stock Quotations From Today’s Active Markets

Open at 2 p m shows varied quotes for major names including American Car American Can American Water Works Anaconda Atchison Bethlehem Steel J C Penney Chrysler Consolidated Gas Consolidated Oil Crown Cork Gen Electric Gen Foods General Motors Goodyear National Distillers N Y Central North American Penn Railway Radio United Aircraft Union Pacific Westinghouse Elec Western Union West Md Ty Loews Texas Corp Warner Bros and more each with price changes and percentage figures from the day’s session.

Amer Wat Atchigon Beth. Steel Case Chrysler Consol Crown Ck. & St Roy DuPont FO Gen. Elect Gen. Foods Amm Gen. Motors Goodyear Nat'd N.Y. Central North Amer Penna. R. K Warner Bros

Chicago Grain Market Summary Forms and Prices

Grain prices and trading ranges for wheat corn and rye are shown with open high low and settlement-like figures for July September and December contracts. Data includes percentages and amounts across wheat corn and rye with notes on July data and various months.

Maryland forms plan for federal public works funds

Governor Ritchie outlines creation of a Maryland coordinating committee to draft a statewide program for distributing the federal public works allotment of 33.3 billion. The committee includes Abel Wolman Bernard Crozier and other state leaders. a meeting is planned next Wednesday to finalize details in Baltimore.

Baltimore Gvernor Albert Ritchie Eitte Maryland Frederic P. Lee Legisl Tive Waahingto Maryland Cordinating William J. Casey Maryland Trust’ Company Baltimor Commission Abel Wolman State Health Department Bernard J. Crozier Thomas B Marys Land

Step child born to Mrs Juan Cordero in San Francisco

A baby described as a step child was born to Mrs Juan Cordero on the steps of Mission Emergency Hospital in San Francisco. She was hurried to the hospital, and the birth occurred on June 5.

San Francisco Juan Cordero Mission Emergency Hospital

Thieves Target Graduation Regalia in Northwest Case

In Chicago on a June day, a North Dakota man George Bakke reported his cap and gown were stolen, hindering his ability to attend Northwestern University graduation. The incident highlights thieves seeking higher learning attire.

Chicago George Bakke Gran Forks N. D Northwester University

Also Mentioned on This Page

U.S Circus Tal Oeas ‘i Hoffman Chevrolet Used Car Buyers Guide Heilman U. B Husband Sophia Boger Least Money H. L. Mills W. Balto St. Phone K. T. Hager Cer. Church & Freagect Tom Cross Geraldine Etter Welsh Run Church Mt. Hebron Woodly Fork Funkstown Lynwood Berry Matthew van Wear van Lear County McAfee Kentucky J. A. Nadler J. M. Rice H. G. Nail The Western Enterprise Fire Company Burkhart Broadway and Locust Streets Electa Zeigler Kee Mar College Mordrum Clifton Brady Grace Merlel Alexander Dirne Sada Sixterush Ll Ruby Keller Priscilla Lee Plutarch Briehe Tima Bird Ms Krederick Melody Garren Ising Oda Doell Beau Wa Lenox Westys Avenue Noisy Madgex Justa Keith Harzan A. M B. AL Hall Kanenm Redcliffe Fusco A. AL Ra Red Rake Jayeceini C. Roy Dieterich Fairview Road B.ofl.e St. Paul’s Church Stein Bros. & Boyce McComas-Armatrong Building Chicago Grain Market Antietam Stroessner Coal Coz Antes Bartley No. 1 NUT & Stove Lykens Valley Nut J. W. Rohrer Stan Fleigh Motor & Tir Oak Hill Ira Fabrney the Office of the Home Builders Sav and Loan Association Old Hagerstown Country Club Jerry Harp
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