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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1933

Page

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Maryland’s relief funding stance draws GOP fire

State official Cleveland blasts Maryland’s reliance on private relief and RFC borrowing. He notes a $500 million federal aid split, with $250 million unrestricted but contingent on exhausted state revenue, and says Maryland cannot apply for funds, citing bankruptcy concerns. He argues much aid targets Baltimore City while counties may be overlooked.

Maryland Reconstruction Finance Corporation Cleveland R. F.C Disney Baltimore City

Post Toasties Breakfast Prompts Bright Start for All

Children rise to full energy with Post Toasties tender corn flakes. Adults enjoy the crisp milky flavor, served with fruit or berries. The ad touts speedy energy for a cheery morning, a General Foods product inviting readers to collect box tops for a Junior Detective badge and manual, offer valid through Oct 15, 1933.

General Foods Cain Post Inspector Peet Battle Creek Mund

Cearfoss School Annual Picnic Details and Local Visits

The Cearfoss School held its annual picnic at Rowe's Park with swimming and games. A noon lunch was served to numerous residents and visitors including Doris Yeakle Glenn Koontz Martha Hol linger Virginia Martin and many others. several relatives and friends were noted visiting Cearfoss and nearby towns during the event and the month of May lists scholars in the principal C H Snyder's room.

Cearfoss Rowe's Park Doris Yeakle Glenn Koontz Martha Hollinger Virginia Martin Raymond Ebersole Elwood Coxgrove Miriam Heckman Paul Myers Robert Myers Louise Binngaman Lucretia Myers Harry Bingaman Mil‘dred Relts H. Hose Ns Raukhter Walter Miner Wm. Palmer C.R. Stouffer Guy Barnhart Baltimore Morris Myers C. H. ‘Snyder Ethel’ McLanathan Glen Koontz Edin Eby Adriel Keener Pauline Cosgrove Elsie Spickler Darce Yeakle James Myers Raymond Eberidle Harry Spickler Mildred Rei

Keedysville Grammar School May Attendance by Grade

Daily attendance for May lists students across eight grades at Keedysville Grammar School. Names include Paul Cline, Bobby Fleming, Howard Long, Hollis Shu maker, Robert Thomas, Bobby Griffith, Fred Ellis, Edle Baker, Margaret Griffith, Betty Hose, Alice Marie Kefatver, Audrey Stotler, and many others by grade from First through Eighth.

Keedysville Grammar School Paul Cline Bobby Fleming Howard Long Hollis Shumaker Robert Thomas Bobby Griffith Fred Ellis Edle Baker Margaret Griffith Betty Hose Alice Marie Kefatver Audrey Stotler Gerald Castle Lewis Horst Austin Ketauyer Roy Sampsell Melita Conrad Charlotte Greene Louise Hammond Isabelle Lapole Edith Long Frances Lohman Alice Poffenberger

Flower Mission Observed At Keedysville Union Meet

Keedysville union members held a flower mission program in their hall on Tuesday evening. Mrs Emma Baker led, with devotions by Miss Fannie Huntzberry and reports by Mrs Esta Clopper on gift distributions to the poor and sick. Eva Wyand spoke on hospital visits, shut ins, and prisoners. Miss Kathryn Snively described gift work via flowers, and Elsie Coyler Lila Wyand Wilma Baker and Mary Jate Knode presented a flower mission exercise. Resolutions honored late president Mrs Ettle K Taylor and a candle light remembrance followed.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union Keedysville Union Emma Baker Misa Fannie Huntzberry Esta Clopper Eva Wyand Hospitala Esa Clopper Ettle K. Taylor Blaa- Baker

Poem Ended With To My Mother By Mrs Battner

A poem titled To My Mother by Mrs Louise Battner closes the page. Baskets of flowers used to decorate the stage were carried to the sick with text cards attached. Bernard Rattner, a Rio Grande valley resident, rode horseback toward Chicago to promote the valley exhibit at the world fair.

Louise Eavey Louise Battner Bernard Rattner Rio Grande Valley Texas Chicago

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