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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1922

Page

6

Moonshine Drain Drill Shocks Police Station Cell

The incident centers on a police station cell where moonshine was poured down a drain pipe. Barry Lowenthal owned the liquor valued near $600 and was arrested with Julian Sider. Lowenthal was fined $806 and costs by Justice Haim after transport liquor conviction.

Charley Ray Help Milles Company New York Patrelman Devine Cell No Barry Lowenthal Eikeselonsay Julian Sider Loweethale Casta Haim

Sand Pit Tragedy Claims Life In Essex County

In LUSALLS New Jersey a sand pit accident at the Felis Sand Company site ends fatally. Deputies and a county physician work to recover a trapped worker who died of fright as rescuers freed his head, then his body, within minutes. Rescue efforts conclude with the victim pronounced dead.

Marin Lusalls N. J Essex Felis Sand Company Thasser Accord

Youngstown mayor backs Youngs for Ohio governor

June 7 in Yoown, Ohi o press reports Mayor Geordies announces support for incumbent candidate for governor citing local backing. Public notices list locations at Punkhoujer and Locust Streets as campaign hubs.

Yoown Geordies Hio Youngs

Market listings and festival invite in Hagerstown

Markets in Hagerstown show varied prices for grains and feeds including corn screenings oats and bran with several per bushel or cwt quotes. Also an invitation to the Strawberry Festival at First Christian Bible School on Church Street with evening sessions and 16 cent tickets.

Hagerstown First Christian Bible’ School

Citizens Committee Outlines Action Plan At Meeting

At a well attended meeting in the Chamber of Commerce Auditorium the Citizens Protective Committee outlined a three fold plan to preserve order protect citizens and retain Western Maryland shops. The program calls for 10 new police uniforms a West End substation legal counsel for the State's Attorney a list of agitators in Hagerstown and a review of boycott legality. The committee aims to fund order and shop retention and open headquarters at once with clerical support and a legal advisory group.

Citizens’ Protective Committee Chamber of Commerce Maryland J. Vincent Jatigou West End Uss Hitgerstown Jamizon Acton Vtoh Wnioris Stopwen Weswin Mayland Bail Tea Company J. ¥. Jamison Fol “Tews J. Vincent Jamison Caudman Joseph G. By- Tor Burmelt W. Gans John B. Kieffer C. Walter Baker Joseph C. Byron Robert Je McCauley Charles H. Byerly H. J. Besler Walter D. Willson J. V. Jagison Emmett Ww. Gang GC. B Abrams Dr. H. L. Kneisley Victor M. Cushwa Roy Danzer W. A. McCardell Byron Hagerstown du Sy Magerstown Beconta Walter Baker H. H. Keely Robert H. McCauley J. O. Snyder Way Clifzena Definiin Hur Hagarstowa

Veterans urged to reinstate War Risk Insurance drive

The U S Veterans Bureau urges ex servicemen to reinstate lapsed War Risk Insurance with simplified options. Reinstatement possible within three months with health statement. even disabled veterans may apply. Poor risks can restore by back premiums with 5 percent interest. District Maryland Virginia West Virginia No 4 covers the area including Hagerstown. Contact Young Building, Hagerstown. Also ads for lingerie sale at Women's Exchange 204 W Washington.

iBagerstown U. S. Veterans’ Bureau Mora Americana Pauile Vesterans Veterans’ Bureau Maryland Virginia West Virelula No. 4 District of Columobia Hageratown U. S. Veter Sai” Bureau Young Building Magorstown

Deaths in Brunswick and area recalled in obituary notices

Charles Asnly Carlisle a Brunswick resident dies after long illness aged about ten years He was a retired merchant active in local civic and religious life three terms as Brunswick town clerk Democrat and organizer of the Brunswick Chamber of Commerce He belonged to Brunswick Lodge No 191 A F and A M and Grace Reformed Church Survived by daughter Thelma two brothers and a sister Funeral at 1 o'clock from his residence and St Mark Episcopal Church Masonic graveside services in Petersville The funeral of Moses Albertook held at 10 o'clock with services at home and St Pauls Church Burial at St Pants yard Also an advertisement for Golden Clint Shampon Ady Pork Roll sold by Wim Hy Helmes.

Charles Asnly Carlisle Brunswick Hig Hume Dnontia Carligte Wax Elviy Ernei Brunswick Chamber of Commerce Lodge A. F A. Masdun Ludge Grace Reformed Church Thelma Garrott Carisle Phiadelphia Robert B. Carlisle Tattx Carlisle Hoth Haeratown

Palestine Council Rok SM Assembly Ady Details

Notice announces a regular assembly of Palestine Council Rok SM on Thursday at 8 pm, with admissions and prices noted. Includes references to HYDE T TM Ady DAY OLE CHICKS B CENTS 300 and Miller Seed Co at 103 South Potomac St, with Rhode Island Reds and White Rocks listed.

Palestine Council Rok My Dee Hyde Rhode Islan Miller Seed CO South Potomac St. Ady

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