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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
5
A baby from the house suffered injuries in an air crash near the military base. The child was identified as Alec and taken to a local hospital for treatment and expected to recover. Police and hospital staff reported the incident occurred during a routine flight.
A report from Tow Selfridge Field Michigan indicates a crash towards Washington with McLeod sustaining broken bones and possible internal injuries. Flight details are partially obscured in the source text.
The Bird Week Contest closes as participants from Antietam and nearby schools showcase bird house designs. Winners include Miss White and Miss Fox in upper grades. Prizes range from 25 cents to 2 dollars, with judges noting strong workmanship across grades.
Trial Judge convened a contest with ten dollar funds from AW Barnhart to prize best entries. George Cork won eight dollars, Walliita Taylor five, A Day Tani one, Tom Tieden fifty cents, plus five dollars to Jack Stotfey as first prize. Honorable mentions went to Billie Nigh and Cecil Cook. Milton D. Moore and Dr. Oberholtzer visited Reid Thurmont, Smithsburg, and Hagerstown schools. Speakers Truitt Silver and others praised rising interest in Bird Week with events across multiple towns and planned activities at Washington and Antietam streets schools.
The Men's Club of Lappany hosts a benefit event at the Smithsburg Community Room Saturday night to raise funds for the Smithburg Community Hall fund.
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