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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1931

Page

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Heirs Sought for Andrew Lutz in Texas Custody Case

Victoria Texas authorities seek heirs of Andrew Jackson Lutz who died in Jackson county Texas. No immediate relatives reside locally. Found in the deceased’s effects are letters from two Washington county residents. last letter dated September 1912. Chief Thomas H Barber pursues local heirs. Note mentions Kentucky livestock value and count declines in 1930.

Victoria Texas Andrew Jackson Lutz Jackson County Washington County Thomas H. Barber

Agreement on Prison Water System Reached in Baltimore

Baltimore meeting ends with Hagerstown to supply water for new State penitentiary at Borb five mile pipe line to be bid immediately. State pays eight cents per thousand gallons for 200000 gallons and six cents for next 200000. bids to be invited from at least four Hagerstown contractors. City officials announce adjusted minor differences and finalized price terms.

Ender Baltimore Hagerstown Borb Reuben Maey Col Stuart Stanney Robert D. Case Musey Janney Mason

City official highlights pipeline project anticipated progress

Bert Heard, superintendent of the Water Department, represented the city at the conference. The pipeline will pass down the Sharisburg Pike, with a shorter line extending to St. James School. Estimated cost about $209,000, to be borne entirely by the State.

Bert Heard Water Department Sharisburg Pike St. James School

Concert Association Plans Meeting With Success

The Hagerstown Community Concert Association reports strong support for a fall artist series. Anton Oliver says membership drive surges as Dr Sigmund Spaeth promotes the project to Rotary, Lions, Kiwanis, and CBS representative Lewis Biggs Jr. 5 dollar memberships available through locals or the old Bank Building headquarters.

Hagerstown Anton Oliver Alexander Sigmund Spaeth Community Concert Service Columbia Broadcasting System J. Scott Lantz Monarch Club Hagerstown Kiwanis Club Oliver Hagerstown Bank

Organists to Give Concert in St John’s Episcopal Church

The Hagerstown Chapter of the National Association of Organists met to plan a concert for April 29 at St John’s Episcopal Church. Roy Alexander MacMichael and Atlee Young will perform, with Louise Beachley, Asker Edelman, and a double quartet. The event aims to be the city’s most elaborate musical showcase this year. Angels Camp, Calif built a frog pond for jumpers at its annual pioneer celebration.

Hagerstown National Association of Ureanists St John's Lutheran Church St. John's Episcopal Church Roy Alexander MacMichael Atlee Young Louise Beachley Asker Edelman Angels Camp Calif

Regulations Announced for Drought Loans

The Washington County drought committee received USDA loan rules for livestock feed for dairy cattle stock cattle hogs and sheep. Loans up to 600 per applicant with per head limits 15 for dairy 16 for stock 5 for hogs 3 for sheep. Applications via the County Drought Committee and a 5 percent interest note due October 31 1931 secured by a first chattel mortgage on livestock.

Washington County United States Department of Agriculture Farmers’ Seed Loan Office U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington Congress United States of America Frank W. Mish Harry E. Bester Simon L. Downey Roy C. F. Weagley Milt D. Meore

Goucher College Students Forced Down While Flying Home

Eight Goucher College girls chartered two planes to Pittsburgh for spring vacations but storms between Baltimore and Chambersburg forced one plane to land on a farm near Chambersburg and the other to turn back to Washington. All passengers were safe, with minor injuries limited to aircraft damage.

Goucher College Pittsburgh Chambersburg Washington Lugar Field Baltimore Hagerstown Trow Sebree Bill Levingwood Bothy Grieg Frances Pringle Marabio Garet Beadle Natalie Jones Mary Pa Logan Louise Lloyd Eleanore Wilson Han Field Nah Powell Dorothy Branson Goucher Ington

Prominent Milwaukee Doctor Promotes Home Goitre Treatment

Dr. B A Book a noted goitre specialist for over a4 years claims a new method treats goitre effectively at home. He warns neglect worsens the condition and opposes unnecessary operations. Dr Rook offers a free book explaining at home care and invites inquiries.

B. A Milwaukee Wis Rook Goitre

Meinhardi Rapture Shield Expert Coming to Alexander Hotel

A well known Meinhardi rupture specialist visits Alexander Hotel in Jtown Md on Monday March 30 from 10 AM to 4 PM. Free demonstrations invite men with rupture to inspect and discuss experiences. The note warns against fake methods and imitators and states the device has no understrap and is sanitary and indestructible.

Alexander Hotel Mhagersjtown Meinnhard K. J. Melmhardi Na Crawford Aves Chicako

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