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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1937
Page
3
Vague readable fragments describe a local event with names and places partially visible, lacking a clear lead or outcome. The item hints at a community update or notice but lacks sufficient detail to identify participants, date, or location with certainty.
Washington County Scouts set June 27 as start for a ten day jamboree in Washington. Leaders include C Guy Hoffmaster scoutmaster Funkstown Troop 23 William Shipley scoutmaster Williamsport Troop 17 and Howard Johnston assistant scoutmaster Hagerstown Troop 2. Eleven troops totaling over 25,000 scouts from the United States and Europe will participate. county contingents list names for Troops 1 and 2.
An advertisement promotes Fasteeth a fine powder to stabilize false teeth without gumminess or paste feel. It promises firm comfortable wear and fresh breath. Available in three sizes at Peoples Service Drug Stores or local druggists.
A total of 31 scouts and 3 leaders will entrain for Washington Sunday June 27. Scout Executive Bendell will attend as aide for schedule and dispatching. The group will present an Antietam Battle exhibit and a large blue gray troop gateway with patrol flags and matching neckerchiefs. The Jamboree opens June 30 with pre event training to June 27.
Sam Burton 60 and his two sons Earl 28 and Charlie 34 were shot dead at their downtown Asheville produce market. Herman Burton 48, brother of the victims, surrendered to a state patrolman and was jailed on a murder charge after a family quarrel involving John Burton, who was being sought by police.
Ensign Charles A Nash Jr of Saginaw Michigan lost his rank over a marriage before graduation. His bride Beulah of Norfolk Virginia says she will seek a divorce.
President Roosevelt canceled a Sunday cruise down the Potomac because threatening weather hung over Washington. In other news, German engineers unveiled a $500,000 plant to convert sawdust into sugar vinegar alcohol and cattle feed.
Readers submit two twin girls aged sixteen seeking guidance on two boys as they describe sleepiness during visits and book reading during engagements. Betty Brainerd counsels: let sleeping boys wake on their own time and reconsider engagements if a partner values books over the relationship. An eighteen year old seeks to win back a love interest who favors another girl. advice urges staying friendly, not chasing, and recognizing worth. Installment sales rise to 4.5 billion dollars last year, up from 3.6 billion in 1935.
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