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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1929

Page

5

Fess to Speak in Hagerstown with Dinner Event

U S Senator Simeon D. Fess arrives in Hagerstown for a speaking engagement at St Johns auditorium and will dine at Hotel Alexander before continuing to the event. A party including Mr and Mrs Molier Sr and Jr Col William Lane and Mr and Mrs Fulde will greet him at the hotel. after dinner they visit the Fylde home at The Terrace before the auditorium gathering.

Hagerstown St. John’s Auditorium U. S Simeon D. Fess Hotel Alexander Washington PB. Molier M. Polier, Jr William P. Lane J. C. Fulde Edith

Forty Free Tickets to Syncopation Promotion Details

Maryland Theatre and Daily Mail offer ten free tickets daily next Monday through Thursday for the all talking singing and playing production Syncopation. Winners are hidden in the classified ads and must claim at the Mail business office.

Maryland Theatre Daily Mail The Mail Herald-Mail

Pine Bluff Attorney Charged as Bank Robbery Accessory

Pine Bluff Ark May 18 City Attorney Reed is charged with being an accessory to a bank robbery. The case outlines alleged involvement with the crime and names Reed as the central figure in the accusation.

Pine Bluff, Ark Reed

Deaths Jacob A Hewitt 14 in Sharpsburg meningitis

Jacob Albertus Hewitt aged 14 died at his parents home in Sharpsburg yesterday at 8 30 am from meningitis. He leaves his parents sisters Evelyn and Rose and brother Frederick. Funeral Sunday leaving at 1 pm for Lutheran Church services at 2 pm led by Rev Chapman and burial in Mt View Cemetery.

Jacob Albertus Hewitt Charles Hewitt Sharpsburg Evelyn Rose Frederick Chapman Mt. View Cemetery

In Memoriam Catherine Levi One Year Gone

Loving remembrance for Catherine E Levi who departed this life on May 18 1928. A mother and siblings recall her dear smiling face and her wonderful character. The notice expresses grief and eternal rest in heaven.

H. B. Owens Catherine E. Levi

Antrim Sends 34 Pupils to Greencastle High School

Greencastle May 18 Thirty four Antrim township pupils will enter Greencastle High School next year after the eighth grade exam taken two weeks ago. Forty two township pupils took the test with twenty six passing eight conditional and eight failing. Brown's Mill consolidated produced sixteen passers and three conditionals. Last year seventy four took the exam, nearly double this year. Also notes local meetings and visits of residents and church events.

Greencastle Antrim Township Greencastle High School Brown’s Mill Consolidated School

Big Dirigible Lands Safely in Gale After Turbulent Flight

A dirigible completed a calm, safe landing during a gale after a tense voyage over southern France. The pilot appeared pale and strained, thanking reporters for the warm reception given to him, his crew, and passengers.

France

Bus Service On Summit Ave Discontinued In Williamsport

Effective Sunday May 19 WilHamsport and City Limit cars will run on regular schedule via Summit Ave. Bus service on Summit Ave will be discontinued as advised by the Railway.

Wil Hamsport City Limit Summit Ave Adv H. and F. Railway

Tall Cedars Parade Dazzles Baltimore at Annual Convention

About 15 000 Tall Cedars of Lebanon marched through downtown Baltimore to close the 27th annual Supreme Forest convention. Hagerstown Forest sent 150 members led by drum corps and rangers. Officers were elected including H. Franklin Brossman as Supreme Tall Cedar and William A. Brinkman as Senior Deputy. The group met at the Lord Baltimore Hotel and designated Newark, N J., as next year’s convention site.

Tall Cedars of Lebanon Baltimore Supreme Forest Hagerstown Forest Hagerstown Forest Lord Baltimore H. Franklin Brossman Reading Supreme Tall Cedar Frank B. Sterner William A. Brinkman Lancaster Henry W. Wenninger Wilmington Del John M. Wright Trenton N. J Supreme Scribe Edmund H. Reeves

Soldiers and Raiders clash on Harristown diamond

Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock Company B will battle the Harristown Raiders on their home field. Both squads have shown solid form and a tight contest is anticipated in this cross town matchup.

Raiders Harristown Raiders

Markets Summary From Wheat to Corn Prices

Markets furnished by W R Spielman Co show Wheat prices for May, July and Sept with bids and offers around 101 to 109 percent. Corn figures for May July and Sept range near 85 to 89 percent with multiple quotes and spread details indicated.

W. R. Spielman & Co Wareham Washington St

Scarface Capone sought jail as asylum from gangsters

Philadelphia May 18 Scarface Al Capone was sentenced yesterday to one year in jail for carrying a concealed deadly weapon. He reportedly courted arrest and provided a loaded revolver to police to be used as protection against rival gangsters. Brey Ball, one of four bodyguards, said Capone sought to be placed on trial to avoid being killed. Frank Cline, another bodyguard, also drew a one year Moyamensing prison sentence.

Philadelphia Scarface al’ Capone Philadelphia Record Atlantic City Chicago Brey Ball Capone Frank Cline Moyamensing

Merchant Identified As Bandit Chieftain in Braila

Braila on May 18 reports police unmasked Zacharie Safrv, a wealthy Braila merchant, as a long wanted bandit leader terrorizing Bessarabia and Transylvania. Police found jewelry valued at many millions of Lei in his villa. The Lei is worth nearly 6 mills.

Braila Romania Zacharie Safrv Bessarabia Transylvania

Shad sale at Shipp's Fish Market Stall 17

Shipp's Fish Market advertises roe shad at 18 cents per pound while roe shad is out, offering cheaper than meat prices. The stall is No 17 at City Market and the shop phone is 2470 in Ady.

Shipp's

Stock Quotations at Wareham Building Rooms 3023 4

Listings of daily stock quotations from rooms 3023 4 at the Wareham Building on West Washington Street. The notice directs readers to review prices and market data in the designated location.

W. R. Spielman & Co Wareham Building West Washington St

Synod Meets at Boonsboro

The Lutheran Synod of Maryland will convene Monday in Trinity Lutheran Church Boonsboro. Key issues include whether to appoint a full-time president or synodical missionary superintendent and plans to merge three seminaries Susquehanna University Gettysburg Theological Seminary Mount Airy Theological Seminary. The session opens with Rev Dr J E B Byers of Grace Baltimore and Tuesday night Rev Dr W A Wade of Holy Comforter Baltimore will speak.

Lutheran Synod of Maryland Trinity Lutheran Church Boonsboro Synod Synodical Missionary Susquehanna University Grace Lutheran Church Baltimore W. A. Wade the Holy Comforter ,Church

Lenroot Confirmed to Bench in Washington

Washington May 18 Senate confirms Lenroot appointment to a bench.

Lenroot Washington Senate

Bingo Party at O U A M Hall Public Square

Public invited to a bingo event at Jr O U A M Hall Public Square on May 23 at 8 pm. A benefit bingo at 35 37 N Mulberry Street on Saturday May 8 pm to 9 pm features all games with grocery prizes. Everyone welcome.

N. Mulberry St

Clothes Necessary If Girl Wants Job

New York May 18 after a survey of girls in business Miss Lilian Locke of Columbia University concludes that good clothes especially stockings are necessary to get a good job Personality counts more in business and clothes including stockings that shape the legs influence the wearer and her business associates

New York Lilian Locke Columbia University

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Fess Tto Alexander St. John’s Sunday School Orches Ker C. Harp Chas. H Oderick Frank Helmuth Shady Grove Hazel Talhelm Chambersburg Henderson Bell Harrisburg Lehman Pen Brook Ted Miigama Ellen M. Ketzel Middleburg Russell M. Stouffer This City Neyah G. McFerren Waynesboro H. L. Mills Baltimore St W. Franklin St Children’s Exclusive Shop Church and Prospect Sta Catherine Heaven Wit Federal Reserve System Nicodemus National Bank Px Nicodemulational Bank Hagerstown, Md Antrim William Patton East Baltimore Street Lois Northern Elinor Patton Hanover J. F. Nowell South Carlisle Street Carroll Merchantsville Harvey Gearhart Waynesboro Hospital G. B. Platt Baltimore Street Indianapolis General Synod of the Reformed Church Rachel Miller Lititz Plott Indiana Mercersburg Walter R. Gobrecht St. John’s Reformed Church Ira J. Funk L. R. Wood Corvention HOTEL Hamilton Coffee Shop Scarface Capone R. J. Northern Will R. J. Stevenson Atchison Andes Copper Balto. & Ohio Bethlehem Steel Columbia Gas Chesa. & Ohio Chrysler Chic Davison Chem. Bt Boy Dupont Ig Fleischman Famous Players General Electric General Motors Goodrich Goodyear Green Cananeg Graham Paige Hudson Motora Bay PHUDD Hottman Machine Int Nickel Kolster Radio Kennecott Cop Lorillard Mont Ward Marland Overland Phillips Pete Ali Packard Motors Mc Penna. R. &. Oa O. J Iron & Steel Sears Roebuck Ibs Sinclair Studebaker Stewart Warner Texas Gulf Timken R Union Pacific U. S. Steeleee Ke West’house Western Md Wright Aero Anitary EA Food Franklin St Penn Ramblers Gettysburg C O Heraldé-Mail Co the Shine Shop W. Washington Street Charles Walker Griffin Shoe Griffin Maryland Tom Cross Ideal Furniture Co Zenith Philco Conner Electric CO Salem Ave Square Dance Joe Mills Thur Haymakers’ Orchestra Talking Machine Shop Potomac St Snyder P. Hartman R. H. McCauley Hagerstown Bank & Trust Co Washington Square Leitersaure
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