Carriers In Session Name New Officers
A warning against Communist letters was voiced by William J. Gorman as the state convention of mail carriers met at the Dagmar Hotel. Edward J. Gainor outlined legislative gains and supported a flat two cent postage rate, with restoration of pay cuts anticipated. Salisbury selected for 1935 convention. officers elected include Victor Brown as president and Rex Gaver as first vice president. The gathering drew about 159 at the banquet and featured tours of Antietam and a concert by George Frost and his Silver Crescent orchestra.
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William J. Gorman
Brooklyn
N. Y
National Association of Letter Carriers
Dagmar Hotel
Gorman
Postal Workers of America
Edward J. Gainor
Washington
Salisbury
Maryland
Victor Brown
Baltimore
Rex Gaver
Hagerstown
M. P. Minton
Gainor
Belle Lennox
Philadelphia
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Charles E. Fleming
Chris J. Halberstadt
National Mutual Benefits Association
Rex . Gaver
J. Lloyd Harshman
Wertz
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
National Association
United States
Moller Organ
Antietam Battlefield
George Frost
Silver Crescent Orchestra
Man Killed by Train Near Hancock Identified
The body of Dewey Kearns, 36, killed Saturday when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio Hancock train, was turned over to relatives at Paw Paw. Railroad officials say he was walking on the track. he formerly worked as an orchard man in Spring Gap, near Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Kearns
Baltimore and Ohio
Paw Paw
Kearns
Spring Gap
Hancock
College Head Delivers Baccalaureate At St James
Dr. Rensen Ogilby president of Trinity College Hartford delivers the baccalaureate sermon at St James College chapel. He urges cooperation and the balance of We and I in government and schools. Graduates hear a dedication of a new bell as commencement opens later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensen Ogilby
Trinity College
Hartford
America
Shippen Willing
Pennsylvania
Charles Sinkler
Bandoner
Five Seamen Perish In Vessel Collision
St John s Newfoundland June 11 Captain Martin Ford and four seamen aboard the schooner Effie Collett are believed dead after the vessel rammed by the steamship Silver City ten miles from St John s. Debris and a papers in a suitcase identify the Effie Collett. The Silver City remained nearby until daylight and resumed search after reporting the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s
Martin ‘Ford
Effie Collett
Silver City
Hare Bay
Edward Vardy
Shower
You Win If You Read Classified Ads Regularly
A compact note highlights the habit of checking classifieds, urging readers to stay informed about local deals, offers, and notices that appear in every edition. It frames ads as a helpful daily resource for community information and opportunities.
Program Given At Fairplay Meet
The Downsville St. James W C T U met at Mrs. Victor Metz in Fairplay for its regular monthly gathering. The program led by Miss Thelma Baker of Downsville covered narcotics and habit forming drugs with readings on liquor control and the dangers of narcotics. Articles asserted by J A Craig and discussions on pain, the eighteenth amendment, marijuana, and the dangers of wine and beer followed with prayers, poems, and a business session chaired in the president’s absence. Delegates were named for the County Convention to be held June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downsville St. James W. C
Rockefeller
Margaret Metz
Walter Greene
Margaret Lowery
Asia
Africa
Frances Metz
William Eyler
Mary R.’Haslup
Baltimore
Meeting Notes Mention Afternoon Speaker Lineup
The record notes an afternoon and an evening session with a speaker to be announced. The meeting adjourned with the W. C. T. U. benediction.
Driver Fined for DUI After Frederick Street Collision
Robert Krouse of Chewsville received a 100 dollar fine plus costs or 60 days in Washington County Jail after a Sunday magistrate found him driving under liquor influence in a collision on Frederick Street Saturday night. His car struck a vehicle carrying Mr and Mrs H L Boutwright of Danville Virginia. Krouse sustained head cuts and was arrested by Patrolman Roy Davis as his car was left demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Robert Krouse
Chewsville
Richard Sweeney
Frederick Street
Krouse
H. L. Boatwright
Danville
Roy Davis
Verdict in accident case near Chambersburg
A coroner's jury returned a verdict of accidental death in the case of Harold C. Johnson, 18, of near Chambersburg, who was killed when a Pennsylvania passenger train struck his automobile at a grade crossing four miles south of Chambersburg on Monday. The inquest showed that the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Johnson
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
Engineer M G Stoner of Hagerstown Avoided Fatal Crossing Accident
Engineer M G Stoner of Hagerstown complied with precautionary crossing regulations and exerted best efforts to prevent the fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G Stoner
Hagerstown
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Aladdin
Harry S. Myers
Roney Bros
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Chicago Market Company
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Phone
Y Wagerstown
ST. James
Adrian H. Onderdonk
Walter B. McKinley
Fairplay
Brown’s Smart Shop
R. M. Hays & Bros
Washington St
New York
Lar
J. Reynelés Tebarne
Peoples
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Acme Coffee
Chase & Sanborn's Coffee
Maxwell House
Phillips
Delmonte
Farmdale
Rinso Lifebuoy
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Boossboro
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