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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
6
A man fired several shots at a couple in the West End after watching their house last night. He fled when they escaped by running down Winter Street, and authorities opened an investigation as morning notes described the incident.
Reports on the Chamber of Commerce drive on the third day at the YMCAL highlight Smiths Team Smiths leading by a large margin. Shriners Convention support from Washington and local activities pause for a final session at Thesvlar anon cit. Marriage licenses list Morey i Trette Cuben AM Furies Gettysborg Pay Hubert Mallendora Jackson Miss and Louia Wilson TH Fortenbarsh Harrisburg Rechimet Sramerdile Dry Kindling $249 toad Phone 404.
Brief note states a pug named Airedale from 04 South Midhetty Street may be lost. Reward offered for return to Jain it Powles, commatert Hardware C. Local residents urged to check familiar routes and contact authorities if found.
An audience judges local performers at the Maryland theater amateur night contest. Abs Ollinger and Me. Deeunitorf won top prizes for saxophone and energetic entertainment, with Walter Edelman Violet Erdenberger Mary Slope and others awarded awards for singing and acts.
Broomall platform notice promotes the election held tomorrow from 1 to 3 PM. Lists polling places ward by ward with judges and clerks, assembly time at Herald-Mail at 12 20 PM for instructions. Encourages cutting out ballots and urging supporters to vote, including underage participation warnings and a prize reel race on Rockwell Terrace. Also reports new banking hours in Williamsport mirroring Hagerstown with 8 30 AM to 3 PM.
Angelo Michelotto died at the local hospital from double pneumonia after two weeks illness aged 36. He was a member of St. Marys Catholic Church. Survived by his wife and two children Celephine and Jopepa. Funeral Monday at 6 in the morning at St. Marys Catholic Church with Rev Fr Marrington officiating. Interment at Hose Hill.
The Beta Christian Endeavor Society of the First Christian Church outlines an extensive summer program featuring outdoor meetings and visits to societies in other cities. A social session with refreshments is planned for Monday night June 11 at 7 30, with members encouraged to attend and participate.
Testimonial from Mr Aqua Barber of 987 Ruma merfilt avenue Asbury Park Minnesota claims Plant Juice cured persistent catarrh ringing in ears and thick mucus. He notes improved hearing sleep appetite and weight gain after using the product sold through Hagerstown and Kai sley Pharmacy statements read like an advertisement.
The annual memorial service of Potomac Lodge No 21 is set for Sunday June 1 at Rowe Hill Cemetery. Odd Fellows and Rebekah members will assemble at the C O F Temple at 1 30 PM. procession will move at 2 00 to the cemetery and monument for services led by Marshall Howard Shope.
The Seuthstieg Active Class hosted a reception for Boonsboro High School graduates with dancing and refreshments as commencement week begins. Kenneth V Adama, Baltimore lawyer and longtime Boonsboro resident, will deliver the commencement address. Hogs drop to seven year low at Cleveland stockyards with top grades at 7.45 per cwt.
The Hagers town Private School announces a public entertainment event at the M. G. A. ak Ba'clock venue. The program is free and open to all residents to attend and enjoy.
From Washington June, the surge in sugar prices over a few months costs Americans millions daily. The Commerce Department and Census Bureau report the rise was economically unjustified and artificially promoted, per the survey of current business released today.
Local housewives are preserving less fruit and canning berries sparingly due to high sugar costs. Growers report lower berry yields while retailers note buyers switch to two and four pound sugar lots. Many women trust canneries for winter supplies and curb past canning activity amid persistent sugar prices.
The market closed with railroad shares weaker as declines offset gains in others. Intercontinental Harvester fell two points to 7455, American Express dropped five to 28, while Baltimore and Ohio and Southern Railway rose about one point to 50 and WS respectively. Oil stocks slipped with California Petroleum down to 110.
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