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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1929

Page

7

Board names new trustee for many county schools

Trustees for many county schools were named at a Board of Education meeting at the Court House. Appointments include Sharpsburg Arthur Dorsey and Walter Stouffer, Antietam Furnace W L Cook, Peter Otzelberger, Susie Hetzel, Williamsport J W Lefevre, Albert Hawken, David Cushna, Rock Hill Edward Bunsard, John Needy, George Smith, and numerous others across towns such as Hancock, Pelton's, Wellers, Pleasant Valley, and Keedysville, among many more named to fill vacancies.

Board of Education Court House Sharpsburg Arthur Dorsey Walter Stouffer Charles Gross Antietam Furnace W. L. Cook Peter Otzelberger Susie Hetzel Williamsport J. W. Lefevre J. Albert Hawken David Cushna Rock Hill Edward Bunsard John Needy George Smith Hancock Toy M. Daniels Oscar Littan Frank Sacks O’farrell Jacob Younker James P. Vance Samuel D. Rhodes Pelton Samuel Weller George Pelton Josephine Shives Hxline John Wharton Joseph A. Dondera S.C. Hoover Woodmant John McKnight Vincent Donegan Booth Reed SideHng Hull Albert Jerome Albert Louise D. Huyett A. ¥. Garnatl Greensburg I. Bible John WY. Martin Samuel Welty Gapland James R. Reid George W. Iaetzel D. D. Mullendore Rohrers Ville J. $. Snyder John Gross Urner Dagenhart HW. C. Hightman Locust Grove Elmer Elmer ©. Snyder Othe Rive Park Hall William C. Reeder Edgar T. Moser Mr. Briar H. Ferguson Josiah Lewis W. R. Meee Chestnut Grove B. W. Hartley Samuel Holmes Joseph Bussard Jr Leitersburg Harvey J. Startle William Morningstar J. R. Crowther Paramount Samuel Petre Sammel E Wim, Cunningham, Cushens H. P. Fouster Thos W. Reaser Das Kelebaugh Sandy Hook J. G. Mirely Chas. B. Wirts Anselds Minnié Rohrer D. G. Harris Rhoda Thompson Samples Manor Melvin Sagle Alfred Haines Asher Myers Yarrowsburg Chas. Coulter David Bingham Bingham A. B. Bingham H. Carr M. EK. Moore Dargan George W. Ingram J. W.hichelberger Geo. R. McGown Lappans G. Rhodes N. H. Shervin Chas. Barnhart Breathedsville D . Printz John D. Hoffman C. B. Routzahn Fairplay W. H. Groff W. K. Showman W .B. Leatherman Fountain Rock G. H. Schamel HW. A. South GT. Friend Roxbury Z. H. Bussard Fenton Sylvan Grove Wm. Springer Edgar Pike Frank Carbaugh Ringgold Amos Shockey Frank L. Barkdoll L. BE. Barnhart Cascade E. J. Wade Geo. E. Delauter Geo. F. Poffenberger Blue Mountain Jacob Fieagle Harvey Sanders Mooresville Simon H. McLucas B. I. Hull Jessie Murray Orchard Ridge Shoemaker Austin McKee Richard Johnson Indian Springs Earl Yeakle Roy Johnson Fred Martin Shanks Clarence Newkirk Garrett Shark James Mason Green Spring Furnace John Shirk Alex. Perrott Thomas KR. Myers Our Locks Samuel Fernsher Gilbert Malotte Uarry Hull Hrustville Lancelot Brewer Howardredrick Ernest Reel Ditto John Waltz Bridgeport J. Edw Plummer Wilbur Price A. R. Trees Keedysville Geo. W. Buxton D.D. Keedy Abram Snively Downsville E. D. Flook Grafton ‘Downs Wooburn—Norman, Thomas George Downey Wesley Rush Fountaindale John Petre D. W. Martin New Eden Howard Shank Wiford Kendall Adrian Risser Reid John Eshelman Jonas Martin Amos Showalter White Oak Forest E Harry Rowe H. E. Plummer O. Frye Wilson's Charles Sanders Leroy Fockler Margaretta Hayman St. Paul's Fred D. Draper David H. Spickler Christian Sbersole Rockdale Allen Schnebly Elmer Secrist Elmer Snyder Independence Minnie Huessford Albert Draper Ralph Leatherman Walnut Point I. Needy R. E. Burgan Elmira Pinesburg Daniel Roth B. J. Lewis D. Grove Point Salem Jacob M. Perritt Fred Sowers Foltz Center Hill Harry Dellinger Chas. Bowers Lemuel Kerseler Virginia Wriehi George Beelor William Sport Kingson Taylor William Carter John Marks Biw. Graves Louis Brumbuck Weverton Peter Harris John T. Brown Red Smothers North Street James Russell Williams Joseph Co.ldones Prank S Keys

Lost by a shave in London parish church row

In London the Kenilworth Parish church called for the resignation of Rev. E. T. Bradley over two reasons he gave. He claimed he was asked to resign because he did not shave enough and for praying for King George as "King George" instead of "King George the Fifth." He also claimed he was asked to resign due to his carsey. A funny note mentions Fred chine inventing here and a separate incident where a man was found under his overturned car at Malde Vale after being punched and charged with being drunk in charge. Augustus, the second of the appsars, is credited with naming the month of August.

London Kenilworth E. T. Bradley Becuse King George King George the Wifth Lim U Gbandoy Fredchine Malde Vale

Elks Award Decor Contract For Convention City

At the Hagerstown Lodge of Elks meeting bids for decorating streets during the Elks convention were awarded to a Wilmington firm for August 19 to 21. The firm promised decorations brighter than any in local history. Prizes of 50, 35 and 25 dollars were set for the most elaborately decorated building.

Hagerstown Lodge of Elks Elks Wilmington Del

Three Men Freed on Bail After Prohibition Raids

Three men arrested in Washington County prohibition raids were released on bond by United States Commissioner Anderson in Cumberland. The men faced charges and awaited further proceedings as the case moved through the system.

Cumberland Washington County United States Anderson

Jare to Enter Federal Court Next Term

Report notes Jare to appear at the next term of Federal court. Mentioned are Harvey Huntzberry found near a moonshine camp at Smoke town and Theodore Lewis with Norman Griffith arrested in moonshine camps at Red Hill. Bond set at 500 dollars each for Huntzberry Griffith and Lewis. London's 1928 transit use averages 510 rides per person.

Jare Harvey Huntzberry Smoketown Theodore Lewis Norman Griffith Red Hill Huntzberry Griffith Lewis

Chicagoan Taken For Ride In Kidnap Murder Case

Police search for a woman's body after a Chicago drive by two automobiles amid a drive by kidnapping. An armed man forced a cab driver Melville Oliver to flee Hast 57th Street and Champlain Avenue. A second man with a submachine gun ordered the victim out as four kidnap suspects left in a separate car. Police suspect Ernie Rossi as the gang leader tied to the Philip Blumenthal kidnapping and the May Martin police slaying. The victim's fate tied to fear of testimony in the two earlier cases.

Chicago Hast 57Th Street Champlain Avenue Melville Oliver Iman Oliver Thea Ernie Ernie Rossi Phillip Blumenthal May Martin

Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Lecture

Community members from York to Hagerstown hosted and visited relatives this weekend. Gil bert Gotwalt hosted Roger and Frances Dieted and Mrs. Robert Glenn while Daniel Faulder visited Isaari Rose and Lena. Florence McKee Edith Kaylor stayed with Lizzie Kaylor and son. Donald Haigerstown joined M A Cross and wife in Philadelphia. Gale Rohrer returned to work after tonsillitis at Pangborn. Lford Binning, Rowland Reeder party visited Alice Reeder and family. Paul Lester and son Donald from Hagerstown visited. Ned Keadle and family attended the Fess lecture on Law Enforcement in Hagerstown. Fred Keadle, once 40, now able to be about. Special mail deliveries date back to 1885.

Roger Frances Robert Glenn Gilbert Gotwalt York Daniel Faulder Isaari Rose Lena Florence McKee Edith Kaylor Lizzie Kaylor Donald Haigerstown M. A. Cross Philadelphia Gale Rohrer Pangborn Lford Binning Rowland Reeder Funkstown Alice Reeder Paul Lester Hagerstown Ned Keadle Johns Auditorium Senator Fess Fred Keadle Harry Keadle

Sunday services and visits share Mapleville notes

Mapleville reports Sunday school at San Mar Chapel at 9 30 in the morning and a preaching service in the Union Chapel at noon led by Rev Carpenter from Hagerstown. Visitors include Conrad Mullen of Baltimore and Grace Shiv of Point of Rocks Md. plus local families sharing weekend visits and minor updates on residents.

Mapleville San-Mar Chapel Carpenter Hagerstown Conrad Mullen Baltimore Grace Shiv Point of Rocks P. E. Mullen Lewis Shinkel Charlotte Betty Roger Frederick Lilian Kennedy H. J. Dick Hangerstown Joseph Cline George Cline John Martz John Word

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