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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1933

Page

8

Baltimore Playground League to Hold Annual Field Meet

The 19th annual track and field championships under the Playground Athletic League Baltimore will be held at City Park on Thursday May 25. Entries are received. programs and judges will be announced. Events include badge tests and various running, jumping, and ball games for boys. winners in field events advance to a county series in Baltimore with county superintendent naming teachers and local treasurers may reject two nominations per place.

Playground Athletic League Baltimore City Rk Auper Gollde

Knights of Columbus Concludes 25th State Convention in Annapolis

Leo D. Ward of Baltimore was reelected state deputy for Maryland District as the Knights of Columbus closed its twenty fifth annual convention in Annapolis. Officers for the coming year include William T. Caldig, Chas. Fisher, Stephen af Martin, and Edward Barchart. Delegates named for the Chicago supreme convention and Leonardtown to host the 1934 gathering. About 100 delegates attended the opening at St Marys Catholic Church hall. The body adopted resolutions endorsing the state commission program.

Annapolis Leo D. Ward Baltimore Maryland The Knights of Columbus William T. Caldig Overlea Chas Fisher Westminster Stephen Af Martin Perryman Edward Barchart Sparrows’ Point Chicago Bernard J. Flynn Mr. Ward Charles CL. ‘Humelsine Hagerstown John ‘“Marren Stephen Bean Ridge Leonardtown St. Mary's Catholic Church

Concerts by Choir and Knights Templar Plans

The Maryland Ter centenary Sponsoring program aims for Knights of Columbus to plan cooperation with the State centenary commission including pilgrimages to historic spots in the state and historic pageants in parochial schools. A banquet in Carvel Hall closed the convention. The 80-voice a cappella choir of the Church of the Brethren performed two concerts away from home, last Sunday, at Mt Thion Pa and Juniata College Huntingdon Pa, directed by Raymond K Hollinger with Roy Homer Miss Mary Howard. A Braddock Heights concert is planned for next month. William M Litman, 26, was slightly injured when struck in the head with a baseball bat by an enraged companion during a game yesterday afternoon. injuries treated at the hospital.

Sion Maryland Knights of Columbus Carvel Hall Church of the Bredcires Mt. Thion Church of the Brethren Juniata ‘College Huntingdon Raymond Hollinger William &. Litman Ridge Avenue

Governor Ritchie to discuss highway funds with Maryland delegation

Annapolis May 22 Governor Ritchie will confer in Washington with Maryland’s congressional delegation to explore state share of a 3,300,000,000 federal public works program and a 500,000,000 relief appropriation. He aims to plan state machinery for program execution and highlight Baltimore opportunities in public works financing. The note ends with a stray line about Indian poet Kalidasa.

Annapolis Ritchie Washington Maryland Congress Oae Baltimore

Morgan To Be Called Before Senate Group

Washington May 22 The Senate banking inquiry into J P Morgan and Company opens Tuesday with J P Morgan Jr as the first witness and a dozen firm members under subpoena ready to testify. Chairman Fletcher and counsel Pecora said preparations exceed those of Teapot Dome era.

Washington National Capital Senate J. P. Morgan and Company Auiartera Fletcher Senate Banking Committee Ferdinand Pecora Pecora J. P. Morgan, Jr Banking House Morgan

Teachers Will Study Problems At County Institute

The Washington County Council of Religious Education sponsors a two session Institute for teachers and children at St. Mark's Lutheran Church in the city on May 23. Prominent speakers include Miss Jeanette Lampson and Hood College professor Mr. Barnhart, with Beulah Hobbs and Mrs. Frank Lusby leading the children's and problematic child sessions respectively. A banquet and fellowship hour will close the event anticipated to surpass prior years.

St. Mark's Lutheran’ Church Washington County Council of Religious ‘Education Young People's and Children’s Division J. R. Laughlin Norman Snively Jeanette Lampson Barnhart Hood College Beulah Hobbs Hobbs Frank Lusby Baltimore

Henry's Theatre Hosts Richman and Mickey Mouse Program

Henry's Theatre presents Harry Richman in Puttin on the Ritz with technicolor show numbers and a cast including Joan Bennett Aileen Pringle James Gleason and Lyda Tashman plus a Mickey Mouse cartoon program Trader Mickey and other new Disney shorts join Metrotone News in the Henry's show lineup likely drawing large vaudeville and film crowds in New York.

New York Henry’s Harry Richman Ritz Joan Bennett Aileen “Pringle James Gleason Liyan ‘Tashman Irving’ Berlin United Artists Edward Sloman Henry Prn

The Woman Accused at Colonial Theatre Opens

The Colonial Theatre begins a two day showing of The Woman Accused a major screen adaptation starring Nancy Carroll Cary Grant and John Halliday. The film is a collaboration of notable authors Rupert Hughes Vicki Baum Zane Grey and others praised by Hon magazine readers for its intimate life insight and strong central character Glenda O'Brien facing a murder charge on her wedding day.

Colonial Theatre the Baten Paramount-Laberty Oeonial Nancy Carroll Cary Grant John Halliday Louis Cathermard Drvin Pichet Comat Aye Mf Hon Glenda O'Brien Ike Rupert Hughes Vicki Baum Zane Grey Vina Delmar Irvin S. Cobb Gerrude Atherton Uresula Parrott Pelan Banks Sophie Kerr

Easy way to rid feet of athlete's foot says ad

An old advertisement promotes Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment as a quick treatment for athlete's foot. It advises soaking feet in hot water with lather for fifteen minutes, then applying ointment until the next dressing, claiming immediate action and relief from itching. Samples offered by mail from Baltimore.

Lete Baltimore

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