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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1926

Page

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Letter recounts hurricane near Miami and survivor account

A letter copied by Mrs. Crowe describes James G. McClellan of City, once in Hagerstown, surviving a Florida hurricane that struck Miami in July. He details destruction of apartment buildings, roofs, and debris, with winds up to 125 mph and extensive damage to homes, leaving many without shelter. McClellan notes his work with Citizens Tractor Co. and General Public Service Co., and mentions candlelit writing during the storm.

James G. McClellan Iagerstown Miami Fla Off City Florida Mra CW. Crowe West Washington Street McClellac Citizens Tractor Co O1 City General Public Service Co Mumizement Ft Day Zimmerusag Philadelpia Magerstown Columbia Business College Tool Peon Central Light d Power Co Altaons Gitizens ‘Vaction Co Mr. McClellan’s Inn Miach

Civic League to hear school supervisors talk

The Civic League October meeting will feature a talk by Miss Kathering Healey, supervisor of graded aerials in Warerington County, followed by a 3:00 PM business session presided by Mrs. James Findlay. Miss Henley will speak at 3:45 PM. nonmembers are invited.

Civic Leaune Migs Kathering Ls. Healey Ian Warerington League James Findlay Miss Henley Perlyons

Wolfsville Letter Highlighting Visits and Club Plans

Residents and relatives from Rockford Hagerstown and Washington gather at the Pryor home for a busy week. The Busy Bee Girls Club plans a forthcoming play with no date set. Several families, including the Pryors, Hays, Routzahns and Brambletons, traveled to Gettysburg and Niagara Falls on recent trips.

Arg Bradley T. Wolfe Rockford, ML Linnie Brown Cora Shiefeldt Witte Lorraine Hagerstown R. W. Pryor Busy Bee Girls Club Tanis D. Pryor Edgewood A. B. Hays Dugena Nellie Jozeph Samuel Routzahn Glendoris Elletton Pink Beachley Middlnton Gettysburg Iran Pryor James A. Hassard Middletown Stanley Pryor

Defeats Champ Miss Virginia Wilson in Philadelphia match

A 20 year old golfer defeated Miss Virginia Wilson of Chicago in Philadelphia. Wilson, who previously vanquished Miss Glenna Collatt, queen of American links, 2 and 1, startled spectators with an upset result that surprised many.

Virginia Wilson Chicago Colfer Glenna Collatt Amercan Philadelphia

Local Youth Earns Free Admission Offer At Shenandoah Event

A Shenandoah proprietor advertised free admission for every youth who brought him a tin can for cleanup efforts. One youth delivered 118 cans, earning admission.

Shen Andpah, T Tim Valgh

Five Year Milestone At St Pauls Brethren Church

Rev Dr Plummer marked five years at St Pauls Walted Brethren Church noting 613 pew members joined since his charge. Yesterday 1191 attended with special music by USBR Orphanage Quincy. Dr G H Fultz preached and addressed the men’s class while Rev J S Bimen led a Trinity sermon. The Sunday School orchestra directed by John Nichols Jr gave a concert. A special program and dedications closed with Rev J Oliv Biges preaching at the evening service.

Berry Kime St. Paul's Walted Brethren Church Serviceytage Plumer Stally Day Sary St. Paul's D Girls and Boys USBR Orphapage Quincy Nev G. H. Fultz Washington J. 5 Bimen Trinity Church Mise Altha Horst John Nichols, Jr Ofelock St. Paul’s Brangellea Church J. Oliv Biges Dedlolny

Plane wreck in fog injures aviator but he survives

Northumberland Pa Oct 3 Pilot H C Ward of Bellefonte escaping with injuries after his Grant air mail plane hit a tee while attempting to land at Island Park. The craft carrying 780 pounds of World Series Deseboll films was wrecked but Ward was safe.

Northumberland

Preacher Draws At Tabernacle

A chaotic account of a Tabernacle service on Summit avenue featuring Rev. F. Snavely and a sermon titled Getting Under the Blow. The piece notes caricatures drawn during the talk, a donation for the pastor’s work, and references to upcoming evangelistic campaigns by John the Blacksmith and John F. Gouse. Also mentions Mrs. Pound with a broken arm and other local congregation details.

Church of God Tabernacle Summit Avenue F. 4 Snavely Church of God Einikly London G. al Lat Semple Darga John the Blacksmith John FL Gouse Frederick County Cavelown

Cleveland Flight Salvage After Mishap In Ohio

A fragment reports an incident where a party escaped with a slight cub on his right hand aboard films titled Inch boxes and Ward, and Cleveland was reached in another plane as ex ceptions were salvaged.

Ward Thinty Cleveland

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