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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1927
Page
4
Armour defeated Cooper to win the national golf championship in a dramatic finale. Armour held a lead late, birdied the seventeenth to tie, and sealed victory with a par on the last hole while Cooper finished with five. Crowds of over 5 000 watched the see-saw duel as Armour’s iron play carried him to the title.
The choir of Christ Reformed Church directed by Prof Cassel will present a musicale at Salem Reformed near Cearfoss on Sunday evening June 19 at 7 30.
In Keedysville concrete sidewalks are being laid at the homes of Philip Reel and Melvin Reel and also at the United Brethren parsonage.
Federal court in Columbus grants a restraining order to Pittsburgh Coal Company to stop the United Mine Workers from hindering the re-opening of the Robeyville mine with non union miners. F A Ireland and family, formerly of Reading Pa, paused in Hagerstown en route to California. They visited George Holloway's family, Holloway employed by Ludwig Motor Co. Mrs Ireland and Mrs Holloway are sisters. The Ireland family plans to settle in California.
Mrs. Luther Grizzle and her husband of Beech Bottom W Va surrendered their three children more than three years ago and have since sought custody. A judge ruled the best interests of the children require they stay with their foster parents. The Grizzles and their seven week old baby are pictured above.
A six letter word for wintry hidden as the answer in a crossword style puzzle. The clues span across horizontal and vertical entries with many standard crossword terms including roof edges, honey gatherer, openings in a chimney, and many common word plays. The puzzle features a mix of ages, objects, and actions.
Greencastle June 17 The school board elected Rev W Morgan Cross principal Miss Margaret Fletcher first assistant principal Prof B S Whitmore second assistant principal Miss Mary Zarger head of English Miss Dorothy Brindle music supervisor. Grade teachers named for eighth through first. others to be elected. Dr G A Sowell joined Waynesboro Hospital surgical staff. District Attorney Clip pinger to seek re election on Republican ticket. Alumni banquet caterer named. Pittsburgh visitors in town. Communion at Grace Reformed Church Sunday at 6 and 10 45 AM. no evening service.
Walnut Point notes Genevieve Sprecher fractured a small finger when a window fell on it and Dr. Theodore Roose treated the injury. Also reported are visits, illnesses, a funeral in Hagerstown, a school picnic, and residents attending events at Mt. Tabor U B Church.
Miss Mary L. Titcomb of 326 Summit Avenue is among passengers departing New York aboard the Red Star liner Arabic bound for Plymouth Cherbourg and Antwerp.
Irving L. Camp of Johnstown Pennsylvania was nominated president of Lions International at the annual convention in Miami Florida. Formal voting is scheduled for tomorrow while nominations for other international officers were considered.
Mrs. Ralph Stouffer entertained a number of friends at tea yesterday afternoon at her home on Oak Hill avenue.
Rev. B. F. Summer, newly returned from India, will address the Long Meadow Church of the Brethren on Sunday at 10 30 in the morning.
June 17 Chicago defeated 12 to 2 by Philadelphia as Mitchell of the Phillies held the Cubs to six hits while Wrightstone homered, doubled, and singled and Mohan added two doubles and a single ending the Cubs twelve game win streak.
Daily Herald-Mail will publish two names of readers who can claim two tickets to Nixon's Academy by visiting the office. Check the classified page each day to learn the winners.
A base on balls and a homer by Smith powered Easton to a 4 1 victory over Salisbury in Salisbury Maryland. Perry outpitched three local pitchers allowing four hits as Easton broke the game open with a three run seventh inning. Salis bury 000 000 010 1 Easton 000 000 013 4. Mahady Ford Toner and Artigiani Perry and Tagg.
Bill Doak pitched Brooklyn to a 5 to 3 win over Cincinnati to claim two of three in the series. Herman tripled with one on in the sixth and scored on Felix’s double. Statz drove in a run in the seventh and Brooklyn added two more in the ninth.
Radio listing for June 18 notes Goldman Band concert on NYU campus to be broadcast on NBC red network. Includes daily schedules across Atlantic City to Omaha with time zones, program blocks, and featured artists like Lotta Madden and Paul Althouse.
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