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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1927

Page

5

North East Entomologists to Tour Washington County

About 75 to 109 members of the North East Entomologists Association will tour Washington County in August. The group will begin at Gettysburg August 12, visiting Antietam Orchards and Tonoloway Orchards to inspect experimental work. Attendees include Dr. Ernest M. Cary state entomologist, L. M. Peaks, W. S. Hough, T. L. Guyton, and local officials in Maryland and West Virginia.

Washington County Hamilton Ganging Gettysburg Winchester Antietam S. W. Loose Tonoloway Hancock Ernest M. Cary University of Maryland L. M. F Peaks University of West Virginia W. S. Hough T 1. Guyton State Department of Agriclture Harrisburg MD. Mooro Hagerstown

Army Plane Takes Off for Hawaii Amid Flight Delays

Smith and navigator Charles H. Carter departed Crissy Field aboard the Army plane bound for Hawaii after a long night of mechanical work and a late-arriving altimeter. Army air service personnel assisted with a new instrument while Smith endured nervous anticipation and encouragement from his parents on the field.

Smith Charles H. Carter Los Angeles Army Air Service Guy Eials Crissy Field Army Rand

School directors jailed over township contract fraud

Seven school directors, an architect and a contractor were convicted of defrauding Hanover township in awarding contracts. They received from one to two years in county jail and fines of 309 dollars each. They were held in bail pending a supersedes staying sentence until an appeal to the higher court can be taken.

Hanover Township Sanianeella Su Percedas

J Archer Bell Killed by Truck in Baltimore

J Archer Bell, Baltimore city registrar, died at Mercy Hospitals after being struck by a delivery truck five hours earlier. The driver Edwin Hrooklander, 20, of Batkimgre ase, faces charges of assault and causing Bell's death.

J. Archer Bell Baltimore City Register Mercy Hospitals Edwin Hrook- Jander Batkimgrease Rooklander

Tourists To Stop In City On Goodwill Carlisle Tour

About 230 visitors will stop in Hagerstown on the Carlisle Goodwill Tour from Frederick after lunch. The visit, telegram indicates, is arranged by the Carlisle Chamber of Commerce with Frank Mantz as secretary. No formal entertainment plans were set. tourists will pause to view local business firms briefly before continuing north.

WII Hagerstown Carlisle Chamber of Commerce Frank Mantz Cartisla Chamber Frederick

Tragedy Ends Anniversary Wedding Party Crash

Miami Florida reports a fatal car crash ending a marriage anniversary celebration. Millionaire Fred Osius drove off the Dade county causeway into Biscayne Bay as Berha Miller and her six year old son Marvin were killed. Sam Miller and Fred Osius were injured rescuers. The Millers had come from New York. Mrs Miller’s mother and sister reside in Miami.

Miami Pla Fred Osius Beach Berha Miller Marvin Osius Sam Miller Osiue Millers Dade County Causeway Biscayne Bay

30000 Dead in Conflict in Kinogsu Province

Chinese nationalists admit heavy reverse at Suchowi in Kinogsu province. General Sit Chuan-Jang and his Shantungase forces attacked, the city evacuated after four days of fighting, with about 30,000 men killed or lost and a retreat of 49 miles toward Pengtu.

London Shanghai Despoteh Exchange Suchowi Kinogsu Province Sit Chuan- Jang Pengtu

Veteran Press Report From Frederick Visitors

Navid and Elsing, veteran newspapermen of Frederick, visit Frank L. Mens who turns 80 in October. Frederick News notes Mrs. John L. B. Wilhide of Baltimore and Ates, MM, Kinte of Frederick in attendance. Miss Louise Sutter, recently discharged after tonsil surgery, returns home at 76 West Washington Street in improved condition.

Navid Elsing Newspapermman Frederick Hagery Frank L. Mens Frederick Newe John L. B. Wilhide Baltimore Ates Kinte Louise Sutter West Washtingle Street

Deaths Mrs Violetta Burgan at Sharpsburg aged 73

Mrs Violetta E Burgan died at 1 15 last night at her Sharpsburg home of paralysis aged 73 widow of Henry Burgan She survived by son Marlin Burgan daughter Mrs Clara Peterman four sisters three brothers and three grandchildren Funeral services Thursday at the Lutheran Church Sharpsburg conducted by Rev Chapman interment Mountain View Cemetery Sharpsburg Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and flowers also memorial note for Meg Sarah E Miner two lines sharing grief from family

Violetta E. Burgan Sharpsburg Henry Burgan Marlin Burgan Clara Peterman, Hock Lutheral Church Chapman Mountain View Cemetery

Climate Makes His Pets Wild

In Rapid City Dakota climate stirs wild behavior in pets Rob Roy of Galtte faces punishment tied to a stake after chasing a porcupine while Rebecca the raccoon spends a day atop a pine before returning to the house pets restless during summer风

Rapid Gity Rob Roy Galtte Rebecca

Opened Grocery Store At 2AL Orthunarhan Shreel

W H Minaich opened a new grocery store at 2AL Orthunarhan Shreel. The business marks a local retail expansion and offers daily essentials to nearby residents.

W. H. Minaich Glore

Fresh Mackerel Auction at 20 Cents Per Pound

A large shipment of mackerel is available this week at 20 cents per pound. Contact SHIPP'S KISH MARKET, phone 2 Adv, for orders and deliveries.

Aumler Shipp Kish Markg&t

Kenny's Special Sale Noted in Tiny Ad

A small classified ad titled Kenny's Special promotes a 41 cent sale item described as delicious and priced at 8 cents in a terse local market listing. The blurry OCR text indicates a brief bargain note without additional details.

State Police Chief Tests Set For July 9

Examinations for candidates for the state police chief post are scheduled for July 9. Gov Bibchle ordered the test after reports the 33 member force fell below quota due to resignations and dismissals. The commanding officer Dun James W Myers resigned and a new officer will be appointed. hearings for Lieutenant Penersnes’ tenure charges were not yet scheduled.

L Oliver C. Short J Bibchle Terignas Dun Hames W. Myers Mathias A. [Eppersack Rilekin Penersnes Fageine Short

Tall Cedars To Attend Baltimore Ceremony

A large group of Tall Cedars will travel to Baltimore this evening to participate in a major ceremonial staged by the Baltimore Varest xt Use Gar den Roof. About 180 candidates will be led through the event during the evening after a parade in which 200 are tapped.

Baltimore

Washington Treaty Reopen Hopes Face Opposition at Geneva

Geneva dispatch reports American delegates intend to resist reopening the Washington treaty at the Geneva talks. Britain and Japan may seek a split cruiser class proposal, with 10,000 ton and 7,800 ton options, to test impacts on naval strength for both sides.

Geneva Informa Japan Great Britain Pacific

H M Lucius Arrives in Hagerstown for Local Chapter Meet

H M Lucius secretary of the Automobile Club of Maryland arrived with Hagerstown officials to confer with Raymond Peak, head of the local branch at Hawillon Hotel. Local business and industry members are joining daily as the organization expands. A host attorney will be appointed once the branch is formed. Lucius is scheduled to visit again tomorrow.

Lati Automobile Gloy Maryland Hagerstown Raymond Peak Hawillon Hotel

Trans Atlantic Fliers Leave For Switzerland Host Banquet

In Warsaw Poland on June 28 Blave née D Chamberlain and Charles A Levine the American trans Atlantic aviators who toured Europe left for Switzerland after being guests of honor at a Polish Chamber of Commerce banquet. President Acoesicki praised the visitors and urged swift progress in aviation. A license arrest threat is noted for dog owners in Washington Missouri with a July 1 deadline.

Warsaw Poland Blave Née D. Chamberlain Charles A. Levine Europe Dutch Switzerland Polish Chamber of Commerce Aoacicki

Concert by Girl's Chapel Choir at Pirsi Brethren Church

A church concert featuring the Girl's Chapel Choir at Pirsi Brethren Church on May 39. The program includes a silver offering and proceeds go to local church funds.

Pirsi Brethren Chirch

County Man Talbot Agent Visites Talbot County Farms

RS Brown of Brownsville Talbot County has been appointed County Agent and is visiting sections to meet farmers ahead of starting duties on July 1. He succeeds Walls, introduced by Dr. T B Symons and the University of Maryland Extension Service, with dairy poultry and livestock experience noted.

RS Brown Brownsville Talbot County Brown T. B. Symons University of Maryland Walls Talbot

Glee Club Plans Charity Concert at West Bethel Street Church

The Amateur Glee Club of Berchel A B Church colored will give a concert Wednesday night at 8:30 at the church on West Bethel Street. Rev I Bond is pastor of the church.

Glee Club Berchel A.B. Church West Bethel Stree Bond The Chirch

Sues for Damages Over Passenger Injury at Cumberland Station

Howard P Prépehayd of Higeemont sues Bal Limooe and Ohio railroad in Micgany county Cumberland court for 25000 for services of his wife Mrs Hritbard who was injured after falling from a passenger car at the Hal Hmore and Ohinpasadiger station in Cumberland. A jury awarded damages but Judge Albert A Daub reduced to 27000 for the defendant’s appeal.

Howard P Higeemont Micgany Couny Cumberland Bal‘Limooe and Ohio Railroad Hritbard Hal Hmore Ohinpasadiger Cumberland Court Albert. A. Daub

Moves News Stand Shifts Location and Adds Pool Room

H Beeler relocates his newsstand from 7 East Washington Street to 824 East Washington Street. He condubl ed con? and expands with a new four pool room facility in the trolley waiting spots.

H. Beeler Cigny Washington Street

New Buildings Worth 30009 Start Here

Permits for about 30009 dollars worth of new buildings were issued this morning by Guy Clerk Ned Var isle. The permits include three houses and several rows of garages. Named builders include A E Albert 418 North Potomac TW L Moser Potomac avenue Clarence B Chevsinger Frederick street and EB Dutrow Wayside Alla McCleary Fredericte fund.

Guy Ned Varisle A. E. Albert North Potomac L. Moser Potomac Avenue Clarence B. Cheivsinger Frederick Street Cheisinger EB. M. Dutrow Alla McCleary Predericte

Local Quotations From Horst on Prices and Grain

Prices by M. Horst show local quotation activity for wheats corn and bran with figures for retail selling and various stock feeds. The listing includes flour middlings jumbo stock Wayne pig meal and universal egg mash with price points noted alongside.

M. Horst Reese Tomtom Ecices Wayne Pig Meal Warne Daby UN Universal Egg Mast Wayne Growing Feed

Local Truck Crash Near Buen Vista Station

An Imperial Jee Crewin truck bound for the Hagerstown plant overturned after a steering error near Buen Vista station. The driver was aided by responders and the cargo was later moved to a smaller truck for delivery.

Imperial Jee Hagerstown Lusi Ayer Buen Vista

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