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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1933

Page

9

Clinton Snowden Exonerated in Boonsboro Crash

Coroner's jury at Boonsboro Saturday evening absolved Clinton R Snowden, driver of the truck in a fatal highway crash near Boonsboro Friday night. The jury found the accident unavoidable after it occurred when Zack Huntington of Rockville, in a car struck by Snowden's truck as it descended a hill toward Hagerstown. The driver testified his brakes failed, attempting to avoid another truck operated by J Mutzell ahead.

Clinton R. Snowden Boonsboro Zack Huntington Rockville Huntington Snowden Hagerstown J Mutzell

Truck Crash Kills Man Near Huntington Road

A driver in a truck going about 35 miles per hour struck a Huntington car from the opposite direction. The driver was killed instantly and a coroner's jury, with Harry Hartman of Boonsboro as foreman, investigated the crash.

Huntington Snowden People’s Lita Tnaurance Company Washington, D.C C. B. Snyder Boonsboro Hagerstown Harry Hartman

Lutheran Synod Opens in Baltimore Today

The Synod of Maryland of the United Lutheran Church in America begins today at St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Baltimore, and will run for three days. Rev. Dr J B Harris of St. John's Lutheran Church presides. Rev. Dr J B Simon of Trinity Lutheran is on the examination committee. Rev. Dr J W Ott of St. Mark's serves on education and missions committees. A T Zentmyer of St. Mark's sits on the executive board.

Synod of Maryland of the United: Lutheran Church of America St. Mark's Lutheran Church Baltimore J. 8. Harris St. John’s Lutheran Church J. 8. Simon Trinity Lutheran Church J. W. Ott St. Mark's Lutheran Missions A. T. Zentmyer Synod

Damage Caused By Storm Hits Hagerstown Area

After a record heat day heavy rains and strong winds struck Hagerstown and Washington county on Saturday evening. A telephone pole toppled near Leitersburg and tree branches were torn loose. A barn roof was demolished by the gusts.

Hagerstown Washington County Leitersburg

State Resident Held For Murder

Clyde Russell Raines 28 is in custody of West Virginia officers after being moved from Rocky Gap to Elkins to face murder charges in a Whitmer, West Virginia fight that ended with Thompson beaten to death by a rock. He allegedly fled to Kentucky, joined the army, was sent to Fort Slocum, and later deserted. DOJ helped locate him with Cumberland and Allegany officers.

Cumberland Rocky Gap Bar West Virginia Clyde Russell Raines Elkins W. Vas Dey Meur “Thompson Thompson Whitmer W.va Kentucky Fort Slocum N. Y Department of Justice John Allegany County W- Va Sherif Dee Gatn

WV State Police Corporal Indicted. October Trial Set

Cor occupy: Paul McClung of the West Virginia State Police was indicted two years ago. A high trial is scheduled for October in Elkins. Raines is also involved. The case centers on alleged misconduct and legal proceedings proceed in October.

Paul McClung West Virginia State Police Raines Way Elkins

Youths Held on Theft Charge in City Market

Walter Kines and George Burne two colored youths, arrested after alleged break in at the city market house, took three car loads of cigarettes from L. K. Spielman. Neither has reached sixteen. a cellar window was broken. Plus an additional note: Mrs. Ella Boote reports Salvation Army opposed to repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment.

Walter Kines George Burne Sergeant Divine Peters L. K. Spielman New York Ella’ A. Boote Woman's Christian “Temperance, ” Union Evangeline Booth Salvation Army

Home Will Be Dedicated by Synod June 7

The old folks home on Virginia Avenue will be dedicated during the Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church gathering at Hood College from June 5 to 8. Delegates from multiple states will attend. ceremonies include a sermon by Dr. Robert E Speer and addresses from church leaders and college officials.

Homewood Virginia ‘Avenue Potomac Synod the Reformed Church In United States Hood College Scott R. Wagner Zion Reformed Church Pennsylvania Maryland District of Columbia West Virginia Virginia North Carolina Robert E. Speer Board of Foreign Missions The Presbyterian Church Tuestle Charles E.' Schaeffer Philadelphia Board of Howe Missions A. V. Casselman of,Foreign Missions Allen R. Bartholomew Board of “Foreign. Missions Reformed Church de. Bartholomew Allen S George ‘W. Richards Theological Seminary of the Reframed Church Lancaster Telock

Infant Improving After Acid Burn Auto Crash

Robert Lee infant son of the late Robert L. Schlotterbeck and Mrs. Schlotterbeck, burned by battery acid in an automobile accident near Death Curve Thursday night that killed Mr. Schlotterbeck, was reported improving at Washington County Hospital last night. He suffered a cut on the head and extensive acid burns. Mrs. Schlotterbeck was only slightly hurt.

Robert Lee Robert L. Schlotterbeck Schlotterbeck Mr. Schlotterbeck Washington County

Youth Is Killed In Auto Accident

Clarence Edward Stitely nine son of Marshall W Stitely of Woodsboro dies at Frederick City Hospital from a fractured skull after being struck by a northbound car while crossing the road on his way to Sunday School. Rudolph Fogle Walkersville was the driver. he was released on own recognizance as an inquest is scheduled for the next evening.

Frederick Clarence Edward Stitely Marshall W. Stitely Woodsworo Frederick City Arlier Rudolph Fogle Walkersville Fogle

Hem-Roid Promises Quick Relief to Thousands of Sufferers

A promotional note claims Hem-Roid gives rapid, lasting relief for bowel blood issues and piles. It touts availability at local drug stores with a cheap price and a money back guarantee, urging readers to buy widespread.

Pal Rudy

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