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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1933

Page

4

Maryland towns set tax rates and rail wage asks noted

The report records tax rate fixes in three cities with Williamsport setting five cents per one hundred dollars and an assessed basis of 555 763 dollars. Rail workers in the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway petition a seven cent hourly wage increase while 30 companies attend the Maryland State Firemen Convention opening. Theater listings include William Hart in The Bandit and the Preacher and Marguerite Glark in Rich Man Poor Man.

Hagerstown‘and Frederick William Hart Marguerite Glark Williamsport

Adams Announces Candidacy for Orphans Court on Democratic Ticket

A historical notice states John A. Adams declared his run for the Orphans Court on the Democratic ticket. It notes Ferdinand Williams, a West Point graduate and local figure, and mentions Hamilton Lodge No. 28 Shield of Honor, incorporated by a slate including William H. Stickel and others. The fair board planned a 6,800 purse for fall races.

John A. Adams Orphans’ Court Hamilton Lodge Shield ‘of Wiliam H. Stickel Norman Munm,Percy, H. Little Howard $. Long Andrew B. Spielman

American League Weekend Schedule Highlights

A yesterday and today lineup shows New York at Philadelphia and St Louis at Chicago with only a single game listed. Tomorrow features New York at Boston and Cleveland at Detroit with one game scheduled.

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National League Taster Results and Schedules

National League results list New York 6 Boston 4 and Philadelphia 15 Brooklyn 4 with other scores. Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 21 and Chicago 1 Pittsburgh at St Louis with Chicago at Cincinnati and Boston at New York and Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Tomorrow Vittaburch at Chicago Boston at New York and Brooklyn at Philadelphia among only scheduled games.

New York Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittxburch Cinncinnati Chicago Pittsburgh St. Lonin Chicage Newe York Vittaburch Wen Kort St. Louie Cincinnati Hoxton

Pirates Edge Cardinals In Tight St. Louis Clash

Pittsburgh Pirates beat St. Louis in a tense game as Waner and Suhr key the effort. Lindstrom Wilson Martin and Suhr drove runs while Medwick and Layne provided St. Louis offense. Fans saw late scoring and defensive plays, with base running and sacrifices shaping the outcome.

Pittsburgh I. Waner Waner Iks Genee Ceeerseeeed Swetenle St Louia Ab. BR Martin Raw Frisch Allen Collinn Tora Watkin Rfean Medwick Layne Wilson Durecher Dean

Yankees Cooked In Hard Fought New York Hitters

A garbled game report details New York baseball with players Sewell Cooke Gehrig and Ferrall among listed names. Scattered lines note home runs by Gehrig and Sacrificer Ferrall, along with pitching by MacFayden and others. The final lines reference outs, left on base counts, and umpire credits.

New York Ge A. Ey Comba. Ef Co Sewell Math Chipman Dickey Crometti Xexazeerl Fareell MacFavidens Hilt Cronettt Honiton Alf. Warathr McMaaun Cooke Cfr Alexandier It Toller IF Oliver Ferrer Johnson Rune Gehrig Conekettl Alexander Wester Sewell Cronetel Ferrall Ferrell Waratier Iver McManis John Born Jownson Frihere

Local Grain and Produce Prices From Hagerstown

Prices paid farmers for butter lard bacon dried goods potatoes and fruits listed by Hagerstown Grain and Feed Co. including beans dried apples apples by the bushel and live poultry rates for wheat corn and other grains. The clippings show a wide range of commodity prices with per pound per bushel figures and animal product quotes.

Baseball's Big Six gains boost for Klein in NL batting list

The Associated Press notes Chuck Klein raised his NL batting average by 14 points to .381 after four singles and a double in five at bats, moving to second in the league and fifth among the Big Six. Fred Schulte remained at .260 with three at bats while the other Big Six hitters slipped slightly. Pepper Martin Al Simmons Spud Davis each lost points in standard at bats, while Ben Chapman fell three.

Chuck Klein Brooklyn Chuck Fred Schulte Pepper Martin al Simmons Spud Davis Ben Chapman

Home Run Leaders and Standings Across Leagues

Yesterday's home run leaders include Gehrig of the Yankees with one, Cooke of the Red Sox one, Goslin of the Senators three, and Suhr of the Pirates one. Ruth and Foxx each lead the circuit with fourteen, Gehrig also at fourteen, Berger eleven, Klein ten, Hartnett ten, and Lazzeri ten. American league total stands at 224 and the National at 159, with the overall total 883.

Alanmated Press Gehrig Yankees Cooke Red Sox Goslin Senators Suhr Pittsburgh Ruth Foxx Athletics Berger Braves Klein Phillies Hartnett Cubs Lazzeri American National

Preaching at Hall June 18 and local notices from Tilghmanton

Community news from Tilghmanton June reports a church service at the Hall Sunday June 18 at 745 p m. The barley harvest nears completion. Mrs Mae Irven recovered from a sudden hemorrhage after a critical period. Local students Gardner Moata and Marion Miller earned diplomas from Hagerstown High. Several residents attend meetings and conventions including Mrs R H Reichard in Hershey Pa and Lola Culler at Hood College Frederick. A quiet wedding united Leon Abbott and Thelma Kibler near Bakersville.

Tighmanton Mae Irven Hagerstown High School Gardner Moata Marion Miller R. H. Reichard Hershey Church of the Brethren Lola Culler Hood” College Frederick Bunkersville Society Bessie Suman Rena Bloom Mothersand Daughters St. James Church Wanda Dietrich Chapel Wooda Earl Shaw Beaver Creek Edgar Smith Roy Davis Leon Abbott Bakersville Thelma Kibler Luray Herman, Moats Waynesboro Clayton Line Hagerstown Paul Moats Leslie Wakenight

Community Gatherings and Family Visits Highlight Local Notes

A large turnout for C E at Bakersville featured speakers and scripture readings by local residents including Mrs. Scheller Vickers Lowery and Line siblings. Contests between boys and girls capped six meetings with the girls set to host the next gathering. Nearby visitors included Rosalie Smith and Master Harold Alexander with relatives in Hagerstown, while the Reeder, Shaw and Lowery households noted guests from Pennsylvania and Washington. Florence Palmer hosted Sunday school at Manor with her family in attendance.

Besule Suman C. E Bakersville George Line Jacob Scheller Reginald Vickers Nannie Lowpery Lula Knode Margaret Lowery Floyd Oscar Line Lola Paul Culler Beulah Nannie Lowery Lula Harold Knode Lola Culler Frederick Rosalie Smith Hagerstown Harold Alexander Claude Smith Newton Lowery Washingtton Otho B. Lowery Lee Staley Reeder Pennsylvania Harry Emmert Annie Newcomb Ralph Dinkle Downsville Ivan Miller Shaw Florence Palmer

Frush Family Gatherings and Picnic at Rows Park

Spickler letter details visits among Frush and related families from Hagerstown Chambersburg Greencastle and Conococheague. School picnic at Rows Park includes many students and teachers with attendees listed. Also notes illness of Frank Bussard and improved condition of John Trumpower amid baseball game recap mentioning Phillies Dodgers.

Spickler Quinter King Jeanette John Vetter Nellie Marie Frush Blanche Ridenour Hagerstown Hubert Henneberger Joan Rosemary Phyllis Joseph Chiorene Kreps Yeakle Raymond C. Sellers Mildred Meyers Thelma Mae Everitts Doris Frush Doris Whittington Marianna Miles David Witmer Jackie Martin Lester Snyder Melvin Miller Robbie Shank My Bolen Kinna Jane Robinson Marietta Frush Julia Miles George Hetzer Charles Witmer Helen Robinson Minnie Wiles Arthur Miller Charles Hetzer Mary Kepling Helen Miles Mary Tyson Ruth Shank Hazel Carpenter Hazel ‘Frunh Catherine Wiles Catherine ‘Miles Hilda Snyder Mary Witmer Chas. Denis Mary Miles Harry Snyder Clarence Martin Rudolph ‘Witmer Ardel Whittington Clara Mae Grover Forsythe Russel Wiles Harold Missea Ruth Kuhn Frances Cushna Helen Daugherty Ida Miles Louise Miles Jeanette Hastings Pearl Ebersole Anna Hetzer Jessie Miles Franklin Miles,Jr Raymond Eshleman William Witmer Harry Minnich A T. Hetzer Frank Bussard John Trumpower

Phillies Pound Dodgers in 15 to 4 Victory

The Phillies beat the Dodgers 15 to 4 in Viladelphia. They racked up 24 hits off four Brooklyn pitchers as Klein collected four singles and his 19th double in six plate appearances. Ed Holley pitched strongly despite a rough line.

Phillies Walter Beck Dodgers Brooklyn Philadelphia Oix Beck Clark Ryan Shatte Outen Holley Davis Viladelphia Clutch Klein Ed Holley

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