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The Daily Mail in Hagerstown, Maryland

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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1926

Page

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Jury Report Fails To Show Lawlessness In County

The Grand Jury of the May term devoted its report to lawlessness in Washington County. It states witnesses could not support indictments despite examining local officers and federal agents who returned several indictments for violations of the liquor law. The jurors recommend revising liquor statutes and note jail overcrowding and revenue concerns from federal inmates.

Circuit Court Washington County Thia Warebingrage Grand Jury Federel Cumberland

Pastor 50 Feet Off Marries Pair On Pest House Porch

A Corning Iowa couple wed on the pest house porch while quarantine kept the groom with smallpox. Esther Lind of Red Oak and Ruecell Roland of Corning were quickly married as the minister spoke from the road, with friends blowing kisses from the curb. The ceremony ended with emphatic vows as the bride and groom stood near the quarantined groom, under a sign reading smallpox.

NEA Corning Tiny Roland Esther Lind Menhoer Ths Methodist Church Pest House Miss Lund

Conference Speaker to Address Maryland Missionary Gathering

Rev Dr Peter Ainsie, pastor of Christian Temple in Baltimore, a noted revivalist, will keynote the 491st annual session of the Missionary Society of Maryland Delaware and DC of the Christian Church. The meeting opens at Beaver Creek Christian Church with an opening address by Ainsie on A Vision of God. About 225 attendees are expected today for the opening program led by Robert M Keydine of the United Christian Missionary Society.

Peter Ainsie Chrystian Temple Bittimore Missionary Society of Maryland Dela Ware District of Columbia Christian Church Beaver Greek N. Desfields Ainshe Washington County God Robert M. Keydine Unite Christian Missionary Society Po. Melton George H. Bradford J.T. T Lynch Cottege George F. Kener George F. Kener Wil Be Uwspeaker Tanne Peatile W. EB. Halderey Vention George I

Ford to Speak on Stewardship Wednesday Evening

A report notes Ford will address stewardship topics on Wednesday evening. The piece mentions the U S Department of Agriculture promotes iris in home gardens for its disease and insect resistance.

Ford United States Department of Agricultive

Senator Morris Shephard Warns on Monopolies in Memorial Address

Texas Senator Morris Shephard warned that government ownership and monopolies crush individual ambition and progress in a memorial service at Riverstown Camp. He praised the Woodmen of the World as American in principle and opposed communism, predicting dire consequences if national trends continue. The service featured organ recitals, readings, and remarks from clergymen and attendees.

United States Morris Shephard Texas Woodmen Ty Doring Sheppard Nlope Ional Yance Benator Riverstown Guy Kline Nixon Willian M. Nerment Mire

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