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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
3
City officials consider two curb funding options in Hagerstown. One would require passing an ordinance enabling notice insertions in local papers and tax collection for curb work with a protest period. The other would add a tax levy to fund new curbs, taking effect after the next tax year.
Selected by authorities, the plan hinges on curb installation but several streets slated for construction this year have been delayed due to the absence of curbs to build against.
After a several hour search Deputy Geoff and Detective Crum found 74 year old John Boward of Pennsylvania Avenue wandering in a field between the Western Maryland Railroad tracks and the Williamsport pike. This marks his second wander in a week and follows a prior disappearance the previous day when he spent the night in a woods after leaving home at 2 30 in the afternoon. A berry-picking boy provided a tip leading to the discovery.
Cumberland police said Philip F. McKenzie, 44, fatally stabbed his wife Sunday then turned the knife on himself. He died tonight at Allegany Hospital after being wounded and hospitalized shortly after the incident.
A new bridge across the Antietam at Keedysville was opened yesterday on the Keedysville Sharpsburg highway. The structure is described as a decided improvement for local travel and connectivity.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen will hold memorial services at First Baptist Church Washington Square at 2 30 Sunday afternoon. Rev J Irwin and Rev George H Bennett will officiate. Afterward members will visit Rose Fill Cemetery to decorate deceased members graves. Washington County Free Library lists week ending June 14 1928 new titles including Rise of American Nationality 1811 1819 and American Revolution 1776 1783.
James Dean of Martinsburg West Virginia writes that after years of stomach trouble and constipation MON X relieved his symptoms. He bought three bottles and soon could eat again with appetite restored and digestion improved. The dealer, Peoples Drug Store, advertises MON X with free expert advice.
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