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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
3
Western Maryland Railway reports increased operating revenue and net income for May compared with the same month last year. The company shows a net income gain versus April and notes its first mortgage bonds remain high yielding.
Fire swept through Schuylkill Haven causing about 150000 dollars in losses. Michael's bakery plant and an Atlantic and Pacific grocery store were among the main buildings destroyed along with several smaller shops. Heavy rainfall in the region disrupted conditions as Washington County reported rain breaking a drought. Kee dynville received 0.28 inch, while other county towns saw more.
Ad copy touts Black Flag as the ultimate home insect killer. It claims total fatality for flies, mosquitoes, roaches, ants, bedbugs, fleas, moths, and plant lice with powder or liquid forms. It pitches dog fleas and fur care cautions and cites prices for powder, liquid, and sprayer.
William Barnes was exonerated from blame in the death of Mrs Mary C Eavey after an inquest found he drove into her and her daughter Hilda while blinded by trolley car lights on the outskirts of Waynesboro. Mrs Eavey died at Waynesboro hospital. Hilda's injuries were minor. Luther Munson bought a half interest in Marker Nash Motor Co now M and M Nash Motor Co at 16 18 North Locust street. Ady.
Hundreds of churchmen will gather at Hood College in Frederick starting June 30 for annual summer conferences. A special Potomac Synod session will precede the meetings at 10 30 a m in the Evangelical Reformed Church to hear Hood College board plans and future development. Cuba's population rose by 227 609 last year reaching about 3 400 000.
Oriental Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle elected officers on Wednesday evening. Past chief William J. Duffey, noble chief Charles V. Hall, vice chief Russell Cartley, high priest A. J. Whithoek, sir herald A. J. Crum, venerable hermit W. C. Coffman, trustee A. J. Crum were chosen.
Mr and Mrs Vernon L Buck of 54 North Cannon avenue announce the birth of a baby girl in a brief local notice. The item lists the newborn and the couple but provides no further details such as date or hospital.
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