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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1937

Page

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Post Office Clerks Oppose Outside Labor Ties

The Maryland Post Office Clerks Association concluded its second annual convention at Hotel Hamilton naming Annanohs city for 1933 and reelecting Leo M. Bowers as president. Officers include J W Rover E Caple George W Trout Hobart Albaugh and Frank K E Russell. The group voted against affiliation with any outside labor organization and adopted eight resolutions including optional retirement after 30 years and 254 overtime days per year. Congressman Haines spoke on socialized civilization and urged adequate wages and government job programs.

Hamilton Maryland Postoffice Clerks’ Association Annanohs Leo M. Bowers Baltimore J. W. Rover Hagerstown E. Caple Westminster George W. Trout Frederick Treaster Hobart Albaugh Frank KE. Russell Walter Steinkamp Trout Roner Fort Worth Texas American Federation of Labor Committee For Industrial Organization Walter Hutson Bowers

Henry Holzapfel Heads Speakers Bureau in Commoration Plan

Henry Holzapfel is chosen to head the Speakers Bureau, an active committee in the National Antietain Votine planning. The bureau, with speakers including Rev. F Barry Plummer and Rev. William S Hess, supports public forums and clarifies information through speeches and publicity.

Henry Holzapfel Holzapfel Hagerstown F. Barry Plummer William S. Hess Park W. T. Loy Roy A. Leiter Grover C Crilley Miriam Everts al Danzer Omer T. Kayior J. B. Ferguson

You Can Trust BC To Relieve Your Neuralgia

BC offers quick relief for neuralgia headaches and other pains with a trusted prescription-like formula. The ad claims many years of use and mass sales, noting relief within minutes and availability in 10c and 25c sizes or by the dose at fountains.

Speakers listed for 1936 commemorative events across towns

Mr. Holzapfel delivered addresses to multiple groups including the High School Kiwanis Rotary Meridian High Y Club and United Daughters of Confederacy. He spoke at the Farm Bureau state meeting and at Kiwanis meetings in Charles Town and Berkeley Springs with cooperation motions.

Holzapfel Kiwanis Club Rotary Club Meridian Club High-Y Club United Daughters of Confederacy Farm Bureau Charles Town Berkeley Springs W. Va Potomat Edison Employees’ Association Waynesboro Lions Club Boonsboro Hess Rotary Club of Cumberland Plummer Hotel Alexander Leo Miller Boy Scout

Five Hurt In Auto Mishap Near Funkstown

Five persons escaped with minor injuries when their car sideswiped another vehicle on the National Highway near Funkstown and overturned. The driver Harold A. Alexander and six other occupants listed, all treated for cuts and bruises. Deputies investigated a second hit and run causing the arrest of Frank Faulders for DUI and leaving the scene.

Funkstown Harold A. Alexander John Street Elden H. Phenicie Sylvan Alexander Treva Eccard Maugansville Road Hazel Snapp Washington Street Izetta Linberg West Side Avenue C. Stotelmyer Cannon Avenue L. Hoffman East Avenue Isanogle Frank Faulders Smoketown

Indian camps blamed for bald high mountains

Raleigh NC June 25. Dr B W Wells of North Carolina State college says bald spots on high altitude mountains result from former Indian camps. He explains the camps allowed grasses and sedge to gain a foothold and once established, they froze out trees and shrubs that normally grow at those elevations.

Raleigh N.C B. W. Wells North Carolina State College Wells

County Scouts Erect Archway at National Jamboree

Washington June 28 Scouts at the National Boy Scout Jamboree raised a blue and gold gateway archway for the Hagers town encampment. The archway displayed the scout law in golden letters on a blue background. Hearing Tonight Howard Ridenour Big Pool was arrested early Sunday by State Police Corp Dillinger on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence and will have a hearing this evening.

Washington Hagers Town Mid Howard Ridenour Big Pool Corp. Dillinger

E-Z Korn Remover claims quick relief for corns

Ad copy states the E Z Korn Remover quickly sheds corns and softens surrounding skin. It markets ease of use and fast action with widespread use in drug stores for 35 cents.

Everly’s DeLuxe Models with Baked White Finish

Everly’s introduces New DeLuxe models featuring a baked white exterior finish and Queen Anne style legs with rounded tops. The line highlights Super Circulation a double ice chamber with a baffle door, straight bar shelves, and removable trap and drainpipe for easy cleaning.

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