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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1921

Page

4

Frost Ravages Western Fruit Crops Across States

Chicago reports frost has caused multi million dollar losses to Western fruit crops. Oklahoma alone loses about 11 million as 76 percent of its fruit crop is ruined. Missouri Kansas prospects dampened by cold snow and sleet. Arkansas Texas Louisiana largely escaped freezing but suffered damage to fruit potatoes and early gardens. Temperatures ranged 16 to 32 degrees above zero. P Conner notes possible damage to peach apricot pear and plum trees though apples mostly escaped.

Chicago Oklahoma Missouri Kansas P. Conner Kansas City Arkansas Texas Louisana Conner

Tornado Tears Barns and Trees Across Brownsville District

A tornado swept the southern county yesterday hitting Brownsville hardest. It overturned barns including J. E. Yourtee’s, tenanted by Benjamin Reed, uprooted large oaks and fruit trees, and caused widespread debris in a two mile stretch. Wind estimated at 70 mph.

Soutern Brownsville J. E. Yourtee Benjamin Reed

Sunday School League Formed At Chamber Meeting

Seven Sunday schools met in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to draft a constitution and by laws for a Sunday school baseball league. Eligibility rules were set. A meeting on the 18th of next month was planned to discuss track teams and a tennis tournament. Hiram Hall, county playground director, presided.

Chamber of Commerce Hiram Hall

Former Resident Killed In Runaway Mishap

Ronald Be Scoskie, 21, formerly employed at Maryland Pressed Steel in the city, was killed in Salisbury New York when a team he was driving ran away. He died of internal injuries soon after the incident. His home is Hackensack New Jersey and he was active in local athletics, playing on a city basketball team.

Ronald BE. Scoskie Maryland Pressed Steel Company Salisburg N. Y Hackensack N. J

Deaths: Judson M Francis and Hancock residents pass away

Judson M Francis Civil War veteran died at his daughter Mrs J H Revell s Pecktonville home yesterday morning at 8 after general debility aged 74 He came from Michigan last year after arriving he suffered paralysis survived by widow and three daughters and a brother Funeral Wednesday at 1 pm in Park Head Church with Rev W K Diehl interment at St Paul s cemetery The second obituary notes Mrs George Corbett Hancock resident died Sunday night at 9 aged 80 widow and church member Survivors include children and grandchildren Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at Hancock Methodist Church Rev Dickey officiating interment Hancock Cemetery A 15 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey J Comer near Hancock died after two short illnesses

Judson M. Francis J. H. Revell Pecktonville Francis Michigan J.H. Revell Herert Newberry Grant Clarke Virginia William L Park Head Church W. K. Diehl St. Paul’s Western Pike George Corbett Hancock Methodist Church Charles Eugene Frank Louis B. Purnell W. 3. Reel Cumberland Dickey

Last Rites For Departing Republican Councilmen

A City Council meeting mourned departing Republican members Geo B Alexander James Benchoff and James B Koontz as they exit civic affairs. Democrats Edgar Fiery Dudley Brewer and J H Schueler will be seated April 7. The council approved paying 8 Potomac St to Antietam St and accepted Street Commissionery's Memorial Boulevard opening report. Gulf Refining Co was given permission to erect two gasoline tanks with H B Snavely and Leon Yourtee each granted one tank.

Geo. B. Alexander James Benchoff James B. Koontz Edgar C. Fiery Dudley M. Brewer J. H. Schueler New Democratic Potomac St Antietam St Memorial Boulevard Gulf Refining Company H. B. Snavely Leon Yourtee

Negro sailor guilty of murdering nurse in Baltimore

Henry Brown, a negro sailor, was found guilty of murder in the first degree in U S District Court Baltimore for killing nurse Harriett M Kavanaugh. Judge Rosa withheld sentence pending possible new trial as defense may appeal within two days. death penalty required by federal law. The verdict capped a prosecution surge.

Henry Brown Harriett M. Kavanaugh United States District Court Baltimore Rosa Brown

Beaver Creek Fetes Cornerstone of New Community Building

Beaver Creek residents gathered for the cornerstone laying of a new community building amid a townwide celebration. Clergy from Cavetown and nearby areas led addresses and prayers as farmers and church groups joined in the event with singing and socializing at the City Market. Prices for market goods were posted as 26 cents a dozen eggs, butter 55 cents per pound, tomatoes three for 25 cents, and other lines. A Tilghmanton country dance is planned for Doc Show's on Wednesday night March 30.

Beaver Creek C. N. Jarrett J. S. Hartman Cavetown C. S. Sparrow Holsapple Caleb Long H. P Tilghmanton

Quiet City Wedding of Kershner and Burgan at Evangelical Lutheran

Orville E. Kershner and Miss Ruth Burgan wed quietly at the parsonage of the Evangelical Lutheran church by Rev. Rupp of Frederick. The ceremony occurred in the presence of a few intimate friends. Both are well known in the city.

Orville E. Kershner Ruth Burgan Evangelical Lutheran Church Rupp Frederick

Eakin Blubaugh Wedding in Grace Church Parsonage

Raymond G. Eakin and Gertrude M. Blubaugh of Chambersburg were married yesterday at Grace A B Church parsonage by Rev G I Rider. Lorring Wor Oates and Lee M Brill of Yellow Springs WV were married at Grace A B Church parsonage yesterday by Rev G L Rider.

Oates-Brill Lorring Wor Oates Lee M. Brill Yellow Springs W. Va Grace A. B. Church G. L. Rider

Marriage Licenses And Card Of Thanks In Brief

Marriage licenses are listed for Harry B. Anderson and Katie Marpole. Raymond G. Eakin and Gertrude M. Blubaugh. Garrett J. Rubican and Caroline W. Watkins. Charles A. McConnell and Violet Blossom Trout. Card of thanks from J Harry Schueler to 3rd Ward voters. Piano moving services offered by Moller Muate Co with own truck and men.

Harry B. Anderson Hagerstown Katie Marpole Martinsburg Raymond G. Eakin Gertrude M. Blubaugh Chambersburg Garrett J. Rubican Caroline W. Watkins Coatsyville Charles A. McConnell Violet Blossom Trout Lebanon J. Harry Schueler Moller Muate Co

Country Club Elects Officers In Hagerstown Meeting

The Hagerstown Country Club elected officers for the coming year. Charles C. Easton was named president with George E. Roulette as first vice president and J. William Ernst as second vice president. George H. Slaybaugh serves as secretary-treasurer as plans for a new nine hole course are discussed amid a lengthy committee slate across finance house green tennis and other areas.

Hagerstown

Markets Prices by Federal Milling and Refrigerating Co

Prices quoted for Wheat flour bran middlings shelled corn cracked corn oats corn chop screenings yellow meal white meal and other feeds. Live animals and produce include potatoes butter creamery butter country bacon shoulders hams chickens country lard eggs onions dried beans and more with cents per unit.

Federal Milling and Refrigerating Co

Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Fadeless Colors for All Fabrics

An ad touts Diamond Dyes with guaranteed perfect results for fabrics from wool to cotton including skirts dresses coats and draperies. A Color Card is available at Drugelst. A public notice bans dumping on Oak Hill with arrest and fines possible. Signed by Mrs Julia Hamilton Briscoe on 3 28 31.

Drugelst Oak Hill Julia Hamilton Briscoe

Be photographed this year on your birthday

Be photographed this year on your birthday at Hiedwohl's Studio 19 W. Wash St. phone for appointment. Also a list of ads offers for rent or sale including a butchery shop with fixtures, a five-room house on High St, an Overland Model 80 car for sale, and female operators for hire at Jacob A. Kline Munson Building 8 9 W. Franklin St.

Hiedwohl Modern Photography W. Wash, St. 3 High St. Inquire N Mundey Eustable Summit Ave Jacob A. Kline Munson Franklin St

Democrats Win Sweep in Three Words Victory

Democrats claim a sweeping win across wards as Councilman Alexander and independent Republican Barnum lose to Brewer by 27 votes. Precinct tallies show Brewer 679, Alexander 652, Barnum 296, Gelst 2. Results reflect Ward dissatisfactions and a rebuke to Republican spending and promises.

George B. Alexander Richard A. Barnum John B. Gelst Brewer Alexander Barham Gelst Brewer Alex. Barn Fifth Barnum A. K. Coffman G.O. P. Central Committee

Carpenter and Floor Specialist Advertisement

W C H Harnhe, contractor and builder, advertises hardwood floor installation, old floor resurfacing, and carpentry work. Provides phone contact C. & P. 263R. Dated March 25, 1961.

W. C. H. Harnhe C. & P. Phone

Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Receives Praise from Roanoke Woman

In Roanoke Virginia a woman testifies after sixteen years of relief from Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets. She recalls starting after marriage for feminine trouble and notes continued benefit from multiple Dr Pierce medicines. Her sister and daughter also use the Pleasant Pellets and other remedies with satisfaction. All drugsellers stock Dr Pierce’s medicines.

Roanoke Dr. Pierce John Morris Fifth Ave. N. B

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bilabeah Harvey J. Comerer Canned Fathers Kershner—Burgan Country Club Chas. C. Easton Chas 3. Lane, Jr Geo E. Slaybaugh Juia Hamilton Briscoe Nervin J. Brandt House Committee Geo. E. Slaybaugh John C. Pangborn George E. Roulette J. Wm. Ernst Chaos W. Powles Green Committee Carl K. Stonebraker Edw M. Updegraff J. C. Pangborn Lewis T. Byron,Sr Charles W. Harman Charles 3. Lane, Jr Geo. E. Roulette C. Neill Baylor Lane, Jr N. Bruce Armstrong C. K. Angle W. Harry Augie John J. Deckert Oscar Eurich Chas. W. Harman J. Wm Ernat Maj W. P. Lane J. W. Byron Roger Hershey John T. Clarkson H. W. Bester A. H. Gunnell John G. Bower, Jr Lewis T. Byron Col. W. P. Lane CG. K, Stonebraker Joseph C. Byron Geo. B. Roulette Wm. U. Roulette Thomas W. Panghorn Wm. T. Hassett M. L. Schindel Washington St Moore Garage American Drag Bales Co Makien Maes David P. Schindel A. J. Kummer & Co Hagerstown, Md Satin Crawford Roxbury Mulberry Prospect McDowell Avenue S. L. V. Young Fouth Aquathan Sfoet Leisher Bes Best Canton Coats
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