Conservators Named for 14 Fifth District Banks
Governor Seay announced the appointment of conservators for 14 Federal Reserve member banks in the Fifth District. Nine banks are in Maryland including the First Nations Bank of Hancock. Conservators’ names were not made public. Also reported is an update on Night Police Sergeant Joseph F. Deamond recovering from appendicitis after surgery at Washington County Hospital, with rapid improvement noted. He recently returned to duty after pneumonia.
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George J. Seay
Richmond Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Maryland
First Nations Bank of Hancock
Joseph F. Deamond
Washington County
Desmond
Senators Add New Blood For Title Run In 1930
The Washington Senators accelerate drills with new players like Fred Schulte Luke Sewell Earl Whitehill Walter Stewart Luther Thomas joining veteran core Bluege Cronin Ruther Myer Crowder Weaver and 41 year old Sam Rice. Cronin Griffith expect a strong mix of youth and experience to challenge Yankees and other clubs.
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Davenport
Fred Schulte
St. Louis
Luke Sewell
Cleveland
Earl Whitehill
Detroit
Walter Stewart
Luther Thomas
Youngstown
Sam Rice
Senators
Elks Bowling League Teeth Top Noses In First Roll Off
In the Coliseum alleys on Monday the Teeth beat the Noses two to one in the first three game roll off for the league title. Teeth total 2007 pins to 1916 for the Noses. Bob Powles led with a 187 high game. Royal Rooters attended in strong numbers amid jeers and razzberrys. Jug Band unable to attend due to Potomac flood. Tonight at 8 p.m. the second three game series. crowd expected, with benches on the alleys and a possible visit by Uncle Billy Witmer and his Oboe Quartet.
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Coliseum
Bob Powles
Royal
Bronx
Potomac
Billy, Witmer
Pilduxer Park
Minstrel Show Postponed to April Nights in South End
The minstrel performance at the South nu Fire Company hall is postponed to Wednesday and Thursday evenings April 12 and 13. Tickets bought earlier remain valid for April shows. Proceeds benefit the Paramount Cabbies Athletic Club and South End Fire Company. Cleveland infield improves, boosting Indians, says manager Peckinpaugh. The Morgan Cissell Kamm Burnett infield is seen as a big help for the Redskins pennant bid.
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South Nu
Fire Company
Paramount Cabbies Athletic Club
South End Fire Company
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Roger Peckinpaugh
Redskins
Peck Believer
Sammy Gray Shifts To Relief For Browns This Season
Sammy Gray, veteran curve ball artist, will not start for the St. Louis Browns this season for the first time in many years. He will perform relief duty while Irving Hadhey, Dick Coffman, George Baleholder, Lloyd Brown, and rookie Jack Knott will shoulder the starting rotation.
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Sammy Gray
St. Louis Browns
Gray
Irving Hadhey
Dick Coffman
George Baleholder
Lloyd Brown
Jack Knott
Do You Recall YEARS AGO 15 TODAY
The palatial Buena Vista bungalow of Mrs Sydney Price in Baltimore was destroyed by fire of incendiary origin. Losses exceeded $20000. King's Daughters sought to raise membership from 743 to 500. Rev Dr and Mrs D U Bair of Williamsport were surprised on their 35th wedding anniversary. Charley Dysert offered the Hagerstown Club Blue Ridge League manager job. Thomas A Nock, prominent resident, died at home on Randolph Avenue at age 80.
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Sydney Price
Baltimore
Buena Vista
D. Upton Bair
Williamsport
Charley Dysert
Hagerstown
Thomas A. Nock
Randolph Avenue
Bishop Paret confirms class at St John’s Episcopal Church
On this day thirty years ago Bishop William Paret confirmed a class of sixteen at St John’s Episcopal Church. Richard Keedy joined the Herald as a reporter. Wheat prices and crop growth were noted in the period’s brief items.
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William Paret
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Richard Keedy
The
Herald
Farmers pasture cattle in grain fields and local election note
The report notes farmers pasturing cattle in fields of growing grain. It mentions Henry A. Bester as the Democratic candidate for councilman in Ward 3 seeking re election. Rev F T Hennicke of St Matthew's German Lutheran Church is listed as a patient in a Philadelphia hospital.
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Henry A. Bester
F. T. Hennicke
St. Matthew's
Philadelphia
Local quotations from Hagerstown grain and feed firm prices
Prices paid by the Farmer for eggs butter bacon hams and produce at The Hagerstown Grain and Feed Co include eggs at .245 for old stock new stock, butter, hams, and shoulders with varying old and new prices. Turnips potatoes onions dried corn white beans lima beans dried apples applesauce live chickens and live turkeys priced per pound or bushel, with wheat around 2.0. This listing reflects a general market snapshot from the firm.
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Ward
Walrutr
Trout Planted In Washington County Streams For Season Opener
The largest trout distribution in Washington County will place 8 500 fish in streams including Marsh Run St James Eckstines Run Tonoloway Creek Sample Manor Run Little Antietam and Troupts Run. Rainbow fish and some brook and brown trout range 12 to 18 inches and two years old. Distribution is by the Isaak Walton League and state fisheries officials with planting sites chosen for water temperature under 65 degrees and ample cover. The season runs to July with no fish under six inches allowed to be kept.
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Washington County
Isaak Walton League
Miss Mary Cushna
Clearspring
State Conservation Compassion
Izaak Walton
Albert Crampton
A. M. Powell
State Superintendent of Fisheries
Marsh Run
St. James
Eckstine’s Run
Tonoloway Creek
Sample’s Manor Stun
Little Antietam
Troupt’s Run
Three Held in Robbery Case In Hancock Area
Willard Canfield Preston Bishop Hancock and Harry Stotler were held on $5,000 bond each for the May Grand Jury on a robbery charge involving $36 taken from Mrs. Roy Lynch at her Hancock area home. Stotler confessed and implicated the others. Lester Bishop was dismissed. Baltimore grain and wheat prices noted.
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Willard
Red) Canfield
Preston Bishop
Hancock
Harry Stotler
Halfway
Roy Lynch
Ross Fite
Lester Bishop
Stotler
Store Entered At West Washington Break-In Report
The McCrory store in West Washington was broken into Monday night or Tuesday morning with no value reported taken. Entry came via a rear panel and door unlocked from inside. Detectives Peters and Hamill investigated and found an unsuccessful effort to open the cash box in the store office. Coleman Defeated In Baltimore Wrestling Show
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McCrory
West
Washington
Peters
Hamill
Yobbera
Will of Mrs J C Foratar bequeaths 25000 to Cork cook
The will from Cork Ireland named Mrs J C Foratar as the testatrix and left twenty five thousand dollars to her household cook, outlining the disposition of the estate and the beneficiary.
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J. C. Foratar
Cork
Ireland
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