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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1921

Page

4

Educational rallies to stimulate school interest announced

Grimes superintendent of education announces a series of educational rallies in Hagerstown and nearby counties this week. Charles Albert, famed educator and lecturer, and Assistant State Superintendent Reavis will speak, with Prof. Thomas Gibson directing community singing. First event this afternoon at St Mark's Lutheran Church for Winter Street and Washington Schools patrons from 2:50 to 4. Tonight the high school in Williamsport hosts another from 7:45 to 9.

Grimes Edu“Tor Hagerstown Charles Albert Reavis Thos. L. Gibson St. Mark's Lutheran Church Winter St Washington Williams Clear Spring Antietam St. Building Broadway Guilding Boonsboro Smithaburg Riday Surrey Building

Automotive Stores Corp Holds Election

The Automotive Stores Corp held its annual stockholders meeting at 20 West Franklin Street and received subscriptions totaling 530,000 for new securities. Elected directors for the coming year were P. B. Zeigler, C. H. McClintock, S. O. Matthews, N. J. Brandt, R. H. McCauley, Joseph B. Reynolds, H. L. Mobley. Officers chosen were P. B. Zeigler as president, C. H. McClintock as vice president, S. O. Matthews as treasurer, and E. L. Mobley as secretary.

Automotive Stores Corp West Franklin Street P. BE Zeigler C. H. McClintock Oo. Matthews N. J. Brandt R. H., McCauley Joseph B. Reynolds H. L. Mobley P. B. Zeigler S. O. Matthews E. L. Mobley

World travelers report health and travel progress from India

On February 4 Lyman HL Reamer writes from Bombay to the Daily Mail describing continued health while touring around the world with his wife. They departed Bombay for Aden on February 5, sending a postcard featuring a Parsee tower of silence and vultures at the grim scavengers feast.

Lyman HL Reamer Daily Mail Bomly India Bombay Aden Arabia Mr. Reamar

Citizens' ticket wins out at Williamsport

The Williamsport municipal election yielded a Citizens' ticket landslide over the Progressive slate with 191 votes cast. Citizens' ticket nominees Norman Grove 121 Upton Norris 143 R A Poffenberger 131 while Progressive candidates Charles Davis 7 Richard Gutterman 63 Clarence A Snyder 42. Boonsboro Community Club to elect officers tonight. Washington County Farmers Association to meet tomorrow at the County Agents office. China praised for roast pork preparation. Gerald Phillips vacationing in Washington. Job listing for classification and trade opportunity.

Williamsport Citizens Citizens'ticket Norman Grove Upton O. Norris R.A. Poffenberger Progressive Charles Davis Richard G@tterman Clarence A Snyder

Democratic Primaries Set for City Council Candidates

Democratic primaries for city council nominations scheduled Saturday evening March 12 from 7 30 to 8 80 P M at three ward locations First Ward at Harry Crevidence store Walnut and Washington streets Third Ward at Ludwig's Tire Shop 21 East Washington Street Fifth Ward at Woessner's Shoe Shop 220 West Franklin Street.

First Ward Harry Crevidence Walnut Washington Streets Ludwig Washington Street Fifth Ward Woessner Franklin Street

Sudden death reports in Smithsburg and area

Mrs. Lillian Sperow of Pittsburgh dies from heart trouble after weeks of illness at 21. Other obituaries include Mrs. Susan Hicks of Waynesboro aged 85, Mrs. Sarah Ross of Smithsburg aged 79, Mrs. Lavinia Tracy of Smithsburg aged 75, Mrs. Grace Corder near Gapland aged 23, Mrs. Georganne Danner of Boonsboro aged 65, and Joseph B. ONeal, former Boonsboro printer now in Washington, aged 48, with funeral arrangements announced for each claim.

Lillian Sperow C. HE. Sperow Benjamin A. Beard Herald- Mail Company Diag Pittsburgh Susan Elizabeth Hicks John Hicks Waynesboro Hicks Smithsburg Adam and Elizabeth Flory Calvin Sophia Rhea York Sarah Ross Henry H. Ross Anna Cornell Lincoln Neb Ferdinand Hesse Smithsburg Cemetery Lavinia Tracy Old Order of the Brethren George Warner Roy Swope Rouzerville Mathew Adam Daniel David Beeld Frederick County John Bowers Maron Wolfe Grace Corder Harvey Corder Gapland Washington County Corder Brownsville Dunkard Georganne Danner William Danner Boonsboro Danner Rev C. M. Sparrow Boonsbor Joseph B. O'Neal Government Washington Casualty Hospital Fred Wii

Marriage Licenses Issued to Hancock Pair Marshall Bishop and Anna Kern

Marshall B. Bishop and Anna O. Kern, both residents of Hancock, obtained marriage licenses. The couple is listed in the standard registry as awaiting marriage ceremonies.

Marshall B. Bishop Anna O. Kern Hancock

State Forces Plan War On Bootleggers

A conference led by Automobile Commissioner Baughman with Governor Ritchie and Police Commissioner Gaither outlines steps to curb bootlegging. Suspects arrested for State law violations will face Federal liquor transport charges and be held for Federal authorities, with prohibition officers notified. This aims to deter bootleggers on state roads and curb gunplay and evasion.

Baughman State Police Gaither Ritchie Armstrong Baltimore

Elks Lodge to Initiate Record Class with Banquet

Tonight at 6 30 pm the Hagerstown Lodge No 878 BPOE will initiate the largest candidate class in its history at the Masonic Temple. A banquet for a capacity crowd will precede ritual work by the Baltimore Degree team, followed by a vaudeville program and lunch. Fifty hotel rooms have been reserved for the Baltimore delegation.

Elks Notwlith Hagerstown Hotel Hamilton Baltimore Elke nico”Hagerstown Lodge

Assist Manager G N Snyder Adds Beishline as Assistant

G N Snyder general manager of the Moller Music Store promotes W F Beishline to assistant as the firm expands. Snyder will split time opening a new Wilkes Barre store while the City Market section notes spring prices for farm produce including eggs at 36c per dozen butter 50c and various fruits vegetables and poultry with several items quoted per unit.

G. N. Snyder Moller Music W. F. Beishline Snyder Wilkes-Barre

Resolutions on Death of H F Binkley

Lodges and officers of Western Maryland Lodge Number 147 Knights of Pythias offer formal resolutions grieving Brother H F Binkley. They praise his devotion to principles and brothers, commend his lifelong service, and express condolences to his family while committing to record the sentiments in lodge records and local press.

Death H. F. Binley Bett Western Maryland Lodge Knights of Pythias E. H. Troupe B. H. Weber L. L. Gerbhr

Ghosts and Giants of the Past Lecture Notice

Attorney Frederic Haller of Montgomery County will lecture on ghosts and giants of the past Friday March 13 at 8 p m at Young's Hall 607 W Washington St. Admission free. All invited. 3-8-8 cents claim of selling chances on four pairs of shoes.

Frederic Haller Montgomery Co Mare 13Th Young's Hall Washington St

Rail heads to consider wage cuts in wage talks

Eastern railroad officials meet in New York to discuss labor issues as Western Maryland considers cutting common labor wages from wartime levels of 48 18 cents per hour. Other carriers pay about 25 cents. Wage reductions await thorough condition checks before action.

New York Maryland Itc Puch W. M Railway Labor Board QO. A. Steiner Western Maryland Baltimore and Ohio

Roanoke Youth Dies After City Beating

Fred Gillem a 17 year old negro from Roanoke Va died from injuries after a beating with blackjacks by several local negroes He was chased into the Paynter restaurant at 327 North Jonathan Street where the assault continued Authorities say no inquest or arrests are planned despite witnessing the attackers per police report

Fred Gillem Roanoke Getvan Gillem Gilem Paynter North Jonathan Street

Markets Prices by Federal Milling and Refrigerating Co

Prices quoted March 8 1921 for wheat flour bran middlings shelled corn cracked corn oats corn chops screenings yellow meal white meal scrap feed timothy hay mixed hay Potatoes butter creamery butter country bacon shoulders hams chickens country lard eggs dried corn dried white beans dried colored beans Antana total list of feed and staple prices with cents per unit referenced by Federal Milling and Refrigerating Co.

Federal Milling and Refrigerating Co Timothy Hey Antana

Be photographed this year on your Birthday

The Pen Mar Grocery Co will move their store April 1 to 60th Franklin Street in the building owned by JT Hutsell next to Sutere Undertaking Parlor. The store on Potomac Street 299 is listed with contact 8-424t and Hiedwohl's Studio advertises photography at 19 W. Wash. St. with phone for appointment 3-11f.

Hiedwohl W. Wash. St Pen Mar Grocery Co Franklin St JT. Hutsell Sutere Undertaking PHN Mar Grocery CO Potomac St

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Reamer The Washington County Farmers Association Gerald Phillips Pittsburg Gov. Ritchie Col. Baughman B.P.O.E H. F. Binkley Leitereburg Ederal Andy Flour Big Big Rand P. M. Maryland Theater John J. Miller Washington Marine Band Friars’ Club Handa Friare Club Frank Bonts N. de Armatrong R. J. Campbell Who Hat Hamilton HK. Minium Monsters Rents & Dunn Hagerstown News Agenity Grove Bros. Hamilton Cigar Store W. A. Hopkins Downs & Jindaay Arcade Dillard Parlor Oak Hill Pharmacy Aughinbaugh’s Rakle’s Best Store Fleisher’s Edith M. Burtis
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