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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1921

Page

6

Violent storm leaves trail of rain in two counties

A cyclone like storm from the Northwest churned across the state damaging Washington and Frederick counties. The wind wrecked churches barns and homes, felled trees and telegraph poles, and ruined crops especially wheat. The Dunkard Church at Antietam Battlefield the National Cemetery and several churches were damaged. Window panes numbered in the thousands and poultry losses reached hundreds. Two storms hit Weverton and Knoxville area with hail up to walnut or hen egg size.

Washington Frederick Dunkard Antietam Bakersville Union Fairplay Sharpsburg Chestnut Grove John C. Edwards Augusta John Dorsey William Rhodes Lappans William Gower and Son Spielman’s Weverton Frederick County Hagerstown Cearfoss Knoxville Sandy Hook Douglass Hatchway Hall

Y M C A Fund Drive Reaches 19674 75 Total

The Y M C A drive reports a total of 19674.75 raised to date with the Young Men’s team leading at 2805.50 and the ladies totaling 1700.26 while business men contributed 1670. The campaign secretary urged small subscriptions from all, noting common people’s support drives success.

Eevee C. W. Sears Martinsburgh W. PF. Pryor

Kreitz and Potter Married Quietly at St Marys Parish

Edgar Aloysius Kreitz of Pangborn Corporation and Miss Hsther Potter of Waynesboro were quietly married this morning at St Marys Catholic Church parish house by Rev Father C Carroll Kerr. The ceremony was witnessed only by close relatives before the bridal party traveled to Waynesboro for an extended northern city tour. They will reside in Hagerstown.

Edgar Aloysius Kreitz Pangborn Corporation Hsther Potter Waynesboro St. Mary's Catholc Church C. Carroll Kerr Hagerstown

Clopper Remsburgs Married at Bride's Home in Morning

Ming Alice Clopper daughter of Shaby Clopper Keedysville and Harry Remsburg of Sharpsburg wed at the bride's home this morning. Rev. Fred Will of Hoonahora Lutheran Church officiated and the couple began their honeymoon soon after the ceremony.

Clopper

Maryland Packers Inc faces receivership in insolvency case

W. Murray Bachtel and George W. Rohrer, stockholders and creditors, file bill seeking receivership for Maryland Packers Inc a $250000 concern successor to Blue Ridge Canning Company. Alleged hopelessly insolvent due to product losses. Factory at Cavetown with offices in town, debts incl $202.08 to Bachtel $3655.05 to Rohrer $10000 to W E Robinson $12500 to Mechanics Loan and Savings Bank plus a first mortgage lien of $10500.

Maryland Packers, Inc Blue Ridge Canning Company W. Murray Bachtel George W. Rohrer Cavétown Bachtel Rohrer W. BE. Robinson Belair Mechanics Loan and Savings Bank

Protest Over Housing Laborers Stirs Yale Neighbors

Residents of Yale Vista Vine Jefferson streets and Cleveland avenue protest the placement of shacks for foreign laborers during sewer work by contractor D H Whitmer. Council votes shacks may be erected but occupants must not become a nuisance. The petition, signed by many, was turned in at a special Mayor and Council meeting. City seeks visits by State Board of Health and Johns Hopkins Public Health to discuss sanitary training efforts, with a June invitation likely for local women nurse training.

Yale Vista Vine Jefferson Streets Cleveland Avenue D. H. Whitmer State Board of Health Ohns Hopkins School of Public Health Ohn Hopkins School of Public Health

Deaths and Funeral Notices From Keedysville and Williamsport

Obituary notices report Captain Joshua W. Rohrer, Union veteran, aged 84, of Keedysville, died of heart failure. Survived by wife, daughter Ima Scheller, and grandson Fred Rohrer. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Antietam Lodge to officiate. interment Keedysville. Also Ruth A. Helles of Baltimore dies age 80. funeral Thursday 3 p.m. at home. Rose Hill Cemetery interment. A. B. Steck of Martinsburg dies age 70. three sisters noted. Sergeant B Frank Garrish, WWII veteran, burial with military honors in Williamsport after body’s arrival from New York. killed early in war. Also a listed square dance event and local photo studio ad.

Joshua W. Rohrer Keedysville Rohrersville Illinois Merrill's Horse, Co. D 2Nd Cavalry Missouri Volunteers Keee Antietam Ruth A. Helles Wilson Heller Hamilton Boulevard Presbyterian Church At Baltimore Norman J. H. Sullivan Ira William N. BH Hopwood C. W. Faulkner Frank Gimmell G. H. Escavaille A. B. Steck Martinsburg Ritter Hagerstown B. Frank Garrish Wil Hamsport St. Augustine's Catholic Church New York Garrish Hoboken

Estate of Gearhart administration notice issued

Notice is Hereby Given that the subscribers have obtained from the Orphans Court of Washington County Letters of Administration on the personal estate of Martin J Gearhart late of said County deceased All persons having claims against said deceased are warned to exhibit the same with vouchers legally authenticated to the subscriber on or before the 24th day of December next or be excluded from all benefit of said estate All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment Given under our hands this 24th day of May A D 1921 Harry K Gharhart Abner V M Gaurhart Administrators

Martin J. Gearhart Orphans' Court Washington County Harry K. Gharhart Abner V. M

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H. O. Foltz Eceegauee Robt M. Rupp Clarence R. Rupp Osees Harry Reisner E. Chapman Cove Geo. D. Crawford J. J. Porter Wexaens F. D. Baudd C. D. Diebl .S.eeren John Norton Eoee E. N. Funkhouser Frank Leiter Seeen MR. Kreitz Miss Potter Salvation Army Williams Port Federal Milling and Refrigerating Co Red Men's Hall Williamsport Hiedwohl Studio Modern Photography W. Wash. St Hye W. M Ben Ae Summit Ave Maryland F. M. Byrd Lexington Bridg Baltimore, Md Wallace
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