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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1925

Page

6

Gets Thirty Days And $125 Fine In City Court

Thirty days in jail and a 125 dollar fine were imposed on Krout in city court by Justice Bower on charges of driving while intoxicated driving with a leaving the scene without license. Krout was arrested after a car crash with two other vehicles near Antietam strands. Testimony showed Krout took a friend's car without permission from the Federal Milling Way. Damages were estimated at 800 dollars. Justice Bower urged authorities to curb drunken driving and urged tighter enforcement.

Kront Justice Bower Krout C. W. Whittle Otaac Smd Antietam Harry Wat Aulden Rogers Federal Ueasener Wilson Krant Pennsylvania Bower

Mr Breathed Dies In New York City

Edward Macgill Breathed of Cul lago a prominent Washington county family member died Friday at his son John Breathed's home in New York City His body was to Hancock for funeral services and interment later that afternoon He was born in 1580 at Bla Yeka near St James School A Chicago business man and brother of Mrs Robert Bria pees and the late James Breathed He is survived by a widow and son John of New York and by uncles Henry P Bridges Beltinere and PF Wilbute Bridges Poly cit

Edward MacGill Breathed Cullago Washington County John Breathed New York Hancock Mr. Grathed Bla Yeka St. James School Breathed Chicago Robert Briapees City James Breathed John Henry P. Bridges Beltinere Wilbute Bridges Poly Cit

Labor Convention Opens in Frederick at Frances Scott Key Hotel

The twenty second annual convention of the Maryland State and District of Columbia Federation opened this morning in Frederick. Headquarters are set at the Frances Scott Key Hotel where most meetings will be held.

Maryland Distrelet of Columbia Federation Labor Frederick Frances Scott Key

Deaths and funeral notices from Spickler and nearby areas

Ida May Spickler aged 67 of Spickler dies at home after an illness. Funeral Tuesday at 1:40 p.m. at St. Paul's Church with Rev. Dieht. interment at Remeverys. Survived by husband David V. Spickler, son Victor, brother R. I. Harne, sister Mrs Lacy Nord, three grandchildren and one great grandchild. John Woerthstine of Bellestown Avenue, age 71, dies in Chicago. survived by three sons and one daughter. services and burial details noted. Mrs Josephine L. Schawen, widow of Daniel M. Schawen, dies at daughter Mrs George S. Fouch’s home in Augusta Maryland. service at St. Luke's Episcopal Church Tuesday 2 p.m. Miss Vallie Glendora Reese dies at Mt Lena. age 14. funeral at Mt Lena United Brethren Church Tuesday at 2 p.m.

Ida May Spickler David Vi. Spickler Spickler St. Paul's Lutheran Church Victor R. I. Harne Higerstown Lacy Nord Clearspring St. Paul's Church Western Pike Dieht Josephine L. Schawen Daniel M. Schawen George Fouch Augusta Maryland St. Luke's Episcopal Church Vallie Glendora Reese Ira D. Reese Mt. Lena Shay

Local youths blamed as bootleg dens in Hagerstown scene

A minister denounces pool rooms and juvenile drinking at a dance as hotbeds of immorality in Hagerstown. He links bootleggers to local taxicab basins and disorderly houses, cites federal probes, and urges merchants to remove obscene literature. Also notes deaths of Tom Miller Jr. and Francisca Yarmuny with funeral details.

Hagerstown Leval Gool Ream Wai Lqner Magerstown Carpenter Cimberland Tay Ritehis

St Johns Church Marks Rogation Days With Special Prayer

St Johns Episcopal Church holds Rogation Days prayers Monday Tuesday and Wednesday for harvest blessing and workers labor in the fields. The Latin origin and a formal prayer outline accompany a visit by Mrs Duncan and daughter Hume of Washington to Dr W B Morrison in West Washington street.

Thea Ubany St. ‘John's Episcopal Church Tueatoy Christ

McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablet ads tout easy take tablets

Public notices promote McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a pleasant coated form to gain weight and restore strength. An ad claims 69 cents for 60 tablets, with a money back guarantee if five pounds aren’t gained in 30 days. Also announces Mina Helen Barnell’s new Tobette Beauty Shop location.

McCoy's Mina Helen Barnell Tobette

In Memoriam Merla Finney Tribute Verse

A widow writes in memory of her husband Merla Finney who died two years ago on May 18 1923. She recalls his faithful kindness and toil and vows she will not forget him though he is no longer with her on earth. Ade Ilts Wits.

Merla Finney Hin Ile Honda

Negro Slayer Being Sought By Thousands In Virginia

Mora hana thousand persons aided by bloodhounds scoured the woods near Keleer Virginia as Harold Wine, a Negro, fled after fatally shooting Magistrate Harvard Lecato when officers went to stop a fight at the home. Lecato was shot after entering the house and Wise escaped into the woods with the pistol in his possession.

Keleer Virginia Morahana Thia Harold Wine Magistrata Harvard Lecato Lecasto Wise

Shook Pays For Crashes In Martinsburg Trio

Hagerstown man B F Shook faced a string of incidents in Martinsburg as his car collided first with Boyd Lambert, then with W R Meredith. Each time Shook arranged to pay for the damage at local garages, and finally left the city without further incident.

Ahrakeless B. F. Shook Hagerstown Martinsburg Boyd Lambert Shook W. R. Meredith Go To & Gariga

Public notices and market notes from a historic page

A fragmentary item lists a sprained back from a vine post incident involving a Mr. Waller and a window accident involving Mr. Miller. It also mentions a public card party at a Hebrew School on Baltimore Street. CHICAGO GRAIN notes show May wheat up, corn patterns, and futures quotes for May July Sept Dec contracts.

Waller Winer Colfman Avenas H. R. Wagner West Franklin Street Miller Chicago Coro

Golf Match Elevates Local Y Moneys Fund

In New York on Saturday Hiram Crown, former local boy now head of Central Leather Co. beat Joseph Byron of Whamaport in an 18 hole match at Westchester Biltmore. Byron’s father, Mayor Joseph Byron, offered $60 if Crown could defeat the local golf champion. Crown won one up and donated his $50 winnings to the Y boys fund.

M.C. A New York Hiram 4 Crown Joseph Byron Whamaport Westchester Biltmore Byron Brown Young Byron

Willing Workers Hold Supper at Cayetown Church

The Willing Workers class of Christ Reformed Church Cayetown will hold a chicken and biscuit supper at Frank Shanks residence on May 21 starting at 6 PM.

Christ Reformed Church Cayetown Wil Hold & Chicken Frank Shanks

Ta Africa Prince of Wales Shot Bleshok Lesson

A terse report notes that Ta Africa’s Prince of Wales shot a bleshok, aiming to teach bles boks to leave bien alone. The event centers on royal figures and an unusual incident, with minimal detail and no trailing context.

Africa Prince of Wales Bien

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