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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1929

Page

2

New Shipping Zone Planned For Hagerstown

The Chamber of Commerce directors debated placing Hagerstown in a new shipping zone to save thousands of dollars for local shippers annually. Including other valley towns, the move would affect east and west shipments and is to be presented to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The change could cut seven cents per hundred in rates, aiding manufacturers, fruit growers, retailers, and auto dealers shipping to and from Hagerstown currently in the Baltimore zone.

Chamber of Commerce Hagerstown Interstate Commerce Commission Baltimoro Baltimore

Chamber board names and shipping rule mention

At a Chamber of Commerce meeting the board enrolled Charles Schwartz and Son on the membership list and appointed Alan J. Bachrach as convention committee chairman succeeding Harry Boyle. The Tate rule would apply to SAST and West shipments 250 miles or more in first through fourth class matter.

Tate Chamber of Commerce Board of Charles Schwartz and Son Alan J. Bachrach Harry &. Boyle

Dr Stehl Speaks On Happiness At Salvation Army Hall

Rev Walter Byron Stehl rector of St Johns Episcopal Church addressed a large assembly in the Salvation Army headquarters main hall on happiness. He argued happiness comes from Christ and his teaching and contrasted a Christ centered home with one without him. He said heaven and hell begin on earth and urged the audience to test God's commands for well being. Captain Shackleford introduced him and expressed gratitude for his presence.

Walter Byron Stehl D. D St. John’s Episcopal Church Salvation Army Stehl Stebl Christ Heaven Hell Earth Captain Shackleford

Temperature Normal For Week With Local Frost Damage

The week averaged nearly normal in temperature with frosts on the 28th and 24th causing some local damage to beans tomatoes and strawberries on the Eastern shore. Rainfall was light and field work slowed with little corn planted. sunny weather would aid corn and early crops. Grains and grasses progressed well with spring oats up and wheat and rye in good shape though some Eastern Shore areas worry about rust.

Dr Bledsoe Named as Springfield State Hospital Superintendent

Governor Ritchie announced that after thirty years Dr J Clement Clarke will retire from Springfield State Hospital and be replaced by Dr Edwin P Bledsoe former medical officer at the Veterans Bureau Hospital in Chicago. The retirement is due to ill health.

Baltimore J. Clement Clerk Springfield State Hospital Edwin P. Bledsoe Veterans’ Bureau Hospital Chicago Ritchie Clarke Il Health

Children burned in Lebanon Ohio coal range blast

Dayton reports two small children of Mr and Mrs Frank Carder burned to death and another child fatally injured when an explosion in a coal range destroyed their Lebanon home. The parents were severely burned in the blaze, occurring tonight.

Dayton Frank Carder Lebanon

Antietam School To Have May Fete

Antietam Street School plans a May Fete at City Park on May 10 at 5 p.m. Crowned May Queen will be Alice Virginia Danzer with Donald Wolfkill as Prince. Attendants include Laura Katherine Bishop Janet Darner Elaine Turner Katherine Kline Madéline Thomas Doris Eldridge Lillian Moore Doris Ensminger Mary Bond. Spirit of Spring Mary Jane Lumm and Sun Sprite Louise Novinger participate in folk dances from Denmark Russia Holland Sweden France England. Sixth graders perform Rainbow Fairies. Migs Mary Mount chairs the festival committee.

Antietam Street City Park Alice Virginia Danzer Donald Wolfkill Laura Katherine Bishop Janet Darner Elaine Turner Katherine Kline Madéline Thomas Doris Eldridge Lillian Moore Doris Ensminger Mary Bond Mary Jane Lumm Louise Novinger Denmark Russia Holland Sweden France England Migs Mary Mount

First Ladies Active in Needlework Guild in Philadelphia

Two widows of presidents belong to the Needlework Guild of America in Philadelphia. Mrs. Thomas J. Preston Jr previously Mrs. Grover Cleveland was reelected president as Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt attended the annual meeting.

Philadelphia Needlework Guild of America Thomas J. Preston, Jr Grover Cleveland Theodore Roosevelt

Mrs John Ti Hose At Home On North Cannon Avenue

Mrs John Ti Hose is at her home on North Cannon avenue.

John Ti. Hose Is North Cannon Avenue

One Man Killed in Gun Battle at Country Sale

Washington Pa May 3 One man is dead and another in critical condition from gunshots after a cow-stealing episode at a country sale. Henry Orris 23 and his brother Herman 26 were charged with taking two cows without paying. Orris was fatally shot by four state policemen and Detective William Dinsmore as he threatened with a revolver after hiding in Mrs Mary Decosta’s home at Raccoon. Constable William Core was shot in the face earlier when he and two officers went to the Orris home to learn what happened to the cows.

Washington Henry Orris Herman Orris William B. Dinsmore Washington County Orris Dinsmore Mary Decosta Raccoon William Core Burgettstown Earier

Michigan Senate backs capital punishment measure

Lansing May 3 The state senate concurred with house amendments to a bill providing capital punishment for first degree murderers and sent the measure to Governor Fred W Green. Michigan's last capital punishment law was revoked in 1846.

Lansing Mich State Senate Fred W. Green Michigan

Plan Test of Peddling Law

The plan to challenge the new peddling ordinance in court is set, arguing it violates interstate commerce decisions. It requires licenses for nonresidents and daily per-peddler fees, while local peddlers pay daily fees only. The measure targets street vending in Hagerstown and faces constitutional scrutiny.

Supreme Court Hagerstown

Jurist Weeps In Passing Sentence

Lake Pleasant New York May 3 Supreme Court Justice Christopher J Heffernan of Amsterdam wept as he sentenced Ernest Duane Adirondack guide to death for killing Eula Davis 60 another guide The ruling marked the judge’s first death sentence in four years on the bench The execution was set for the week of June 24 Duane showed no emotion at sentencing.

Associated Press Lake Pleasant N. Y Supreme Court Christopher J. Heffernan Amsterdam Ernest Duane Eula Davis Heffernan

Actress Talmadge to wed Townsend Netcher in Chicago

Los Angeles May 3 reports blonde screen star Con stance Talmadge filed notice of intention to marry Townsend Netcher a Chicago merchant marking her first step toward a third marriage.

Los Angeles Constance Talmadge Townsend Netcher Chicago

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Heymakers Orchestra of Waynesboro Dr. Stehl K. T. Hager Prospect Sts Safety For Funds Nicodemus National Bank Hagerstown, Md S. Jonathan St White House National Automobile Chamber of Commerce Hoover National Transportation Board Edsel Ford Ford Motor Co F. A. Seiberling Seiberling Rubber Co Alfred H. Swayne Willys Overland Co H. H. Rice General Motors Corporation A. J. Brosseau Mack Trucks DR. Bledsoe Cosie Coffee House Funkstown Cosie Gate Gates Electric Coo Cruzes Betty Compson Hollywood James Cruze Cruze Antietam Hotel Hamilton Ae Shore Tri-State Windor Jonathan Street Haxeratown H. L. Mills Baltimore St 1. Wash. St Wayside Ave Misa Mary Uarter Hagerstown Motorcycle Club Kemp’s Mill City Tomcross Great Reductions Kiddie Klothes W. Franklin St Anitary EA Food E. Franklin St Square Dance Joe Mills Thur Joe Mills’ Orchestra Jack Schills West Virginians Hether The Hagerstown Bank & Trust Co Hagerstown, Maryland Washington Square Boonsboro Leitersburg Maugansville
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