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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1933

Page

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Bridge plan eyed for toll free crossing in region

State road officials from West Virginia and Maryland meet in Shepherdstown to study a toll free bridge across the Potomac with an estimated cost near 200000 and 70 percent federal funding. Delegates discuss rapid start on a Harper’s Ferry bridge after completion. In Bucharest, Soviet flag is torn down during railway conference opening as crowd disrupts display.

Ernest Bailey West Virginia Clinton G. Dhl Maryland Martin West Virginia Bucharest International Railway

Women’s Bible Class Social Held at St Paul’s Union

The Women’s Bible Class of St. Paul’s Union Sunday school along the Western Pike hosted its annual Sunshine social in the Sunday school room. A good sum was raised from the sunshine bags and a short program led to refreshments in the basement with many attendees including Rev. and Mrs. Huffman Rev. and Mrs. Diehl and numerous members and their spouses.

St. Paul's Union Sunday School Western Pike J. Wade Huffman Willam K Roy Myers Christian Ebersole Elizabeth Herbert Ida Hawbaker William Tiger Thomas Shank Eva Draper Isabel Frush Pearl Myers Almeta Burgan Marie Farrow Julia Shank Thelma Elliott Pearl Ebersole Inez Hull Lavadea. Snyder Fabell Palmer Thelma Everetta Lorraine Cunningham Phyllis Ward Nellie Gordon Marie Bloyer Ethel Robrer Ruth Shank Martha Susan Martin Edna Marlene Snyder Allen Gardner John Unger William Gardner George Frush William Herbert Wim. Martin Geo. Snyder Angie Marotte Allen Schnebly Arthur Burgan Donald Frush Johnnie Kirk Geo. Allen Myers Robert Frush Robert Bloyer Milton Dennis Donald Seibert Richard Frush Kenneth Myers Johnnie Seibert Wm. Ward Franklin Hull

Frederick Legion Post Set to Host annual meeting

The Francis Scott Key Post in Frederick will host its annual gathering on Tuesday night October 10 at the Lesson Home. Local commander Harry Fiery says all Legionnaires are invited and several will attend from Frederick. Expected guests include Major General Milton Reckord past department commander A K McGee department adjutant the newly elected department commander and Charles Sargent regional Fort McHenry manager.

The American Legion Chicago Francis Scott Key Frederick Harry Fiery al Legionnaires Milton Reckord A. K. McGee Charles Sargent Fort McHenry

The Business Women and The Ambitious Child

A poem urging businesswomen to persevere through hardship and striving. It emphasizes frugality, purpose, and inner strength, noting criticisms from others while blessing effort and endurance. The speaker, addressing God, calls for courage to conquer homes and worlds beyond the town. By DAM CEARFOSS.

DA M. Cearfoss

Mayor Wertz backs Forget-Me-Not drive for DAV campaign

Mayor J. M. Wertz endorses Antietam Chapter Disabled American Veterans Forget-Me-Not campaign to be held October 10 to 14 in the city. He recalls Armistice signing and pledges public support to aid disabled veterans through the DAV without attracting relief through Forget-Me-Not Week.

Antietam JM. Wertz Flotbeldl J. M. Wertz

Stevens Is Lightweight Champion In South Africa Bout

Johnonesburg Oct 8 Laurie Stevens the South African lightweight champion out pointed Eddie Brink of Scranton Pa in a ten round bout Brink made his fifth appearance in a South African ring with Stevens earning the decision.

Washington County Hospital Named on Approved List

The Washington County Hospital joins 2 484 U S hospitals approved by the American College of Surgeons at its Chicago congress. Of 3 554 institutions surveyed this year, 2 334 were approved, 67 percent. The college stresses standard care and public protection through national recovery. Other approved hospitals include Western Maryland and Fied.

Washington County United States American College of Surgeons Chicago United’ States Canada American College of Brill Fnr Maryland

Woman Killed in Auto Mishap near Westminster

Mrs Virginia Haag, 31, of Detroit, died from injuries after an automobile she rode in overturned on a sharp curve near Tyrone Westminster. Driver William J Swazik of Philadelphia said brakes locked. he faces manslaughter charges pending coroner's inquest. Mrs Haag left behind husband and two children.

Westminster Virginia Haag Detroit Tyrone Haag Washington Wiliam J. Swazik Philadelphia

Large turnout for Dance in Modern Art exhibit at Washington County Museum

The Washington County Museum of Fine Art drew a large crowd with 90 visitors yesterday to view the Dance in Modern Art exhibition. Dr Eleanor Spencer of Goucher College and other faculty members joined the viewing, with 550 people having seen the show since it opened last Tuesday and continuing until October 23.

Washington County Eleanor Spencer Goucher Baltimore Addie Ireland Shepherd College Hood College Frederick

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