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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1922

Page

2

Exhibitors league closing debate sparks Baltimore chatter

July 1 marks a two month closing window discussed by several men in Baltimore film interests countering a statement from J Louis Romé, manager of a theatre chain, about possible action. Fire rage in Missouri and a June 16 fire near JoAnne prompt safety concerns. Gila National Forest reports sawmills active as fires threaten camping and fishing near the area.

Baltimore J. Louis Romé Joaner Gila National Forest

Ryder elects Mrs J F Ryder as superintendent for Central Pennsylvania

Mrs J F Ryder wife of Rev J J Ryser residing 4439 West Franklin Street attended a denominational convention in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. She was chosen mission band superintendent for the Central Pennsylvania Conference covering portions of four states.

WR. Ryder J. 4. Ryder J. J. Ryser West Franklin Street Wil Shemepert United Mrhogeticht Church Ryder Central Pennsylvania

550 Teachers After Jobs in Mary Lang School District

Large rise in applicants and certificated teachers reported by William J. Holloway, Rural Schools Supervisor, State Department of Education. 360 more applicants than last year. 520 took second and third grade exams this year versus 409 last spring. No drop in scholastic standards despite more applicants. Five counties that were under supplied have filled supervisory posts for next year per the Education Law.

Marylang State Department of Education Holloway Gard Holloway Ita Wer Nat al’ ‘Yeatly

FLEE IN NIGHTCLOTHES FREDERICK Mad Jane 18

Early morning fire destroyed the Phebus frame home trapping Willan Phebus his wife and four children who fled in nightclothes with no possessions saved. Neighbors aided but the blaze consumed the property and the cause remained unknown.

Frederick Jane Willan Phebus

Essay Winners Prize Money For State Legion Contest

Maryland youths aged 12 to 48 may compete for 1600 in American Legion prizes for essays on How the American Legion Can Best Preserve the Nation. First prize 750, second 500, third 250, with medals for top two Maryland essays. Local superintendents collect county entries and forward to state by Sept 1. three judges select Maryland finalists to national HQ by Sept 20.

Maryland American Legion Veterans’ Organization Legion Albert Cook

Old Paper Reused Through De-Inking Breakthrough

Madison Wisconsin June 16 report details a new process from the United States Forest Products Laboratory to de ink old newspapers for reuse as newsprint. A one mile test under commercial conditions yielded 1600 tons of de inked paper, restored to newsprint using a clay like substance called Bantonlce from Wyoming. Proponents claim the method could salvage about 2 200 000 tons of newsprint annually.

Madison Wis United States’ Forest Products Laboratory Wyoming

Notice to Taxpayers on 1922 Levy Discount Period

Notice to taxpayers on and after Thursday June 15 1922 I will be ready to receive state and county taxes under the levy of 1922 A discount of 5 percent will be allowed on 1922 county taxes paid during June.

Jiume

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