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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1938

Page

9

Cleveland to Stop Relief Faces Shutdown Threat

Cleveland Mayor Harold H. Burton warned of a near total shutdown of relief offices by week’s end unless Ohio Legislature provides funds for the northern industrial region. Gov. Davey acknowledged the funds crisis as 75 000 direct relief recipients face renewed hardship and emergency food orders run out in days. House leaders in Columbus seek revenue to cover mounting relief costs, eyeing a planned 2 to 2.5 percent tax on most state receipts to raise about 235 million annually.

Cleveland Harold H. Burton Ohio Burton Martin L. Davey Davey Clark L. Mack Mock Visiting Nurse Association Columbus Narence H. Kinsley Kinsley

Man fined for DUI in city court Monday

Robert Bachtell of Edgemont was fined 100 dollars and costs on a DUI charge by Magister C Edward Heard in city court Monday morning. He was arrested at Jonathan and Church streets by Sheriff Max Malott. A woodshed at Reed Lehner's Greencastle R R 1 home was destroyed by fire after being struck by lightning Sunday evening, with roof slate knocked loose.

Robert Bachtell Edgemont C. Edward Heard Bachtell Jonathan Church Streets Max Malott Reed Lehner Greencastle Lehner

District List Of M E Ministers At The Baltimore Conference

Ministers and delegates attending the 154th Baltimore Methodist Conference have returned home after the session closed with pastor assignments. New district superintendent Rev Robert L Wood will supervise West Baltimore. Rev Dr A H McKinley moves to Waugh Church in Washington DC. Rev Dr Harry Evans remains Frederick district superintendent. The Frederick district roster includes Barton C J Hoover Berkeley Springs R A W Bartlett and others with numerous supply appointments. Retired longtime minister Rev Mr Heavener of Kensington Md is noted for fifty years in the Conference and his 150 mile journey to college.

Baltimore Methodist Conference Robert L. Wood West Baltimore A. H. McKinley Waugh Washington, D.C Harry Evans Frederick Washington County Vernon N.ridgely St. Paul's Church Hagerstown Center Street Cumberland George H. Bennett Washington Square M. E Washington Barton C. J. Hoover Berkeley Springs R. A W. Bartlett Bloomington J. S. Beckley Brunawick C. E. Ely Bunker Hill H. M. Amoss W. N. Ridgely Grace J. P. Dawson, Jr Kingsley H. D. Stewart Doubs G. W Paul Eckhart N. A. Limeweaver Ellersiie D. B. Groves A. E Maury B. W. Meeks Frostburg EL W. Beckett Howard Street W. D. Dick Winchester Herman McNay Winfield R. L. Bartlett Heavener Kensington Virginia Athens Tenn University of Chattanooga Theological Seminary

Ane Helps Local Man Through Constipation Relief

A resident of Hagerstown Maryland credits the new triple strength herbal compound ANE with relief from chronic constipation indigestion headaches nervousness and insomnia. He notes appetite return better sleep and vanishing back and limb pains after using ANE sold at Cauffmans Cut Rate Store 30 E Washington Street and by the ANE Man who visits daily. Health booklets are available free.

H. B. Martin Fairground Avenue Hagerstown Maryland Cauffman's F. Washington Street Cauffmans Cut Rate Washington Street

Gettysburg veterans seek extra funds for anniversary

The Gettysburg anniversary committee asked Congress for 400000 more to accommodate growing veteran attendance for the June 29 to July 6 celebration. Congress has 900000 allotted. Rep Haines said he would request the supplementary sum. The event plans to cover costs for veterans and a companion. the government will pay expenses for any veteran from both sides.

Washington Congress Haines D-Pa

Policy Of Britain Bitterly Assailed

Stafford England June 7 David Lloyd George blasted Britain as a “twittering little protests” joke amid protests to insurgents over sinking of the Thorpehall off Valencia. He urged steadier action as attacks continued including the Penthames raid and losses aboard the Maryad and St Winifred near Alicante. Cumberland Valley Industrial Advertisers in Gettysburg will hear Wilbur Van Sant speak on “Skeet Shooting With Trade Paper Space” at 6 30 p m.

Stafford England David ‘Lloyd George Britain Low Thorpehall Valencia Alicante Cumberland Valley Gettysburg Wilbur van Sant Baltimore van Sant van Sant, Dugdale

Classified Ad Medium Drives Swift Market Adjustments

Demand and supply balance effortlessly through Herald-Mail classified ads as a marketplace tool. Ads enable quick price signaling and efficient matching of buyers and sellers with minimal waste, reflecting a functional, practical approach to commerce in the period.

Herald-Mail

Missionary Shot in Tsining. American Doctor Wounded

Dispatches report Dr. Frederick G. Scovel, American Presbyterian missionary, shot and seriously wounded by intoxicated Japanese soldiers at Tsining in southern Shantung while protecting hospital nurses. He is expected to recover, officials say.

Pieping Yenchow Frederick G. Scovel Tsining Shantung Scovel

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