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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1935

Page

1

Rotary Club Hears Eliot At Luncheon

Hagerstown Rotary Club welcomed Thomas Eliot Washington DC newly appointed general counsel for the Social Security Board who spoke on the Social Security Act. He outlined unemployment insurance taxes for employers and the split of funds between state and federal accounts with 6 percent payroll burden and 3 percent paid by employees.

Hagerstown Eliot Ways and Means Committee House of Representatives Lewis Harvard Elot Maryland Washington Cong. Lewis Meade Ediot

Wont Discuss MT Until All Italians Gone

Continued from Page 1 the article notes armies moving to meet anticipated Italian frontier advance. Ethiopian warriors eager with spears, Italian forces consolidated for resumption of invasion. Government officials express satisfaction over the American Federation of Labor declaring Healy as outlaw nation. End of a time of warfare deemed in sight as movements progress. Imperial guards of Emperor Selassie watched developments.

American Federation of Labor Healy Italy

Parachute Record Attempt Informal Visit Noted

Wareeda of Hagerstown visited Mr and Mrs Roy Eberadle. Virginia Shaw is seriously at home in Two Locka. Spe male of Wiamphank attracted crowd and good prices. Mr and Mrs William Grove visited Mr and Mrs George Grove last week.

Wareeda Hagerstown Roy Eberadle Misa Virginia Shaw Two Locka Spe Wiamphank William Grove George Grove

Berwyn Heights Reaches Housing Plan Accord

Berwyn Heights Maryland town commissioners agreed to back a $5.5 million Resettlement Administration low cost housing project for 1000 families with incomes from 1000 to 1560 dollars. After meetings with RA officials and local residents they were assured labor taxation and service issues would be addressed and objections dropped. The plan aims to select tenants from low income workers based on character and reliability.

Berwyn Heights Resettlement Administration Washington Prince George's Atlantic Seaboard Lansill

Museum Debuts Two Exhibits At Washington County Museum

Two new exhibits opened Wednesday night at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts. The Mask Makers explores primitive and tribal masks, while Paintings Drawings and Prints from Washington County Collections highlights local works. Notable pieces include a General Nathaniel Heard pastel loaned by John E. Stonebraker and a watercolor of the Square in Hagerstown circa 1808 loaned by the Board of County Commissioners. Portrayed also is Commodore Alexander Murray, lent by Mrs. C G Ramsay Leigh. A large collection of 39 masks demonstrates diverse artistry from Africa South America and Arctic regions.

Washington County Stonebraker Mary Ford Heard Hagerstown Board of County Commissioners Commodore Alexander Murray C. G. Ramsay Leigh Africa South America

More Ruders And Dinges Married WAYS

In Kas on October 17 the Ruders and Dinges completed a family match by marrying the two Dinges sisters Agnes and Thecla and the two RudER sisters Regina and Martinia. The piece notes Ethiopian soldiers and razors as a humorous aside.

Ruders Dinges Kas Ruder Alfred Fidefis Agnes Thecla Wadnesday Francis Edmund In-Lawa Regina Martinia

Mask Exhibit Shows Ivory Coast Influence on Modern Sculpture

A small Black mask from the Ivory Coast illustrates how African art informs modern sculpture. Other masks, painted with designs, reflect Indiana in Alaska and North American Indiana in Canada. The mask exhibition runs through June, with paintings and drawings on display until November 11. Leading the paintings and drawings show are local and regional groups and officials including the Board of Commissioners of Washington County, individuals such as Mrs. James T. Briscoe, Mr. Lynn K. Brugh Jr, Mr. R. Bruce Carson, Mrs. C. G. Ramsay Leigh, Richard Carl Medford, Dr. Victor D. Miller, Mrs. Frank W. Mish, Norman Bruce Scott IV, the Washington County Free Library, the Washington County Medical Society, Dr. Peregrine Wroth, and John E. Stonebraker.

Ivory Coast Africa Indiana Alaska Canada Juniel Board of Commissioners Washington County James T. Briscoe Lynn K. Brugh, Jr R. Bruce Carson Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company C. G. Ramsay “Leigh Richard Carl Medford Victor D. Miller Frank W. Mish Norman Bruce Scott Washington County Free Library Washington County Medical Society Peregrine Wroth John E. Stonebraker

Favorites in Laurel Race Found Doped

A capsule was found on the stall floor and tampering suspected in the Laurel race. Trainer Frank Garrett, for Silent Shot owned by John E Hughes, reported the incident after entering the stall and informing the racing secretary. No outward signs of doping appeared, but officials suspected capsule ingestion by Silent Shot.

Kraft Deduce Frank Garrett Silent Shot John E. Hughes Chicago Turner Drew

Substitute race for two-year-olds at claiming event

Mrs. Carnegie led the two-year-old substitute race replacing the cancelled three-year-old event. The field included Deduce Silent Shot Chatmoss and Palamede. Palamedé pulled up lame after a short morning speed trial.

Chatmoss Palamede Palamedé

Manor church to hold communion service and officers elected

Fairplay notes the Manor congregation plans a communion service on Saturday October 6 at 4 am at the Manor church. Preaching at Moser church Sunday morning by Rev J Roland Reichard who recently returned from vacation. Manor Sunday school elected officers for the coming year led by Superintendent C D Coffman.

Manor Manor Church Moser Church J. Roland Reichard Manor Sunday School C. D. Coffman D. Frank Miller William Kershner Harry Highbarger Viola Moats Blanche Highbarger Josephine Reichard Chas, Green Guy Moats Henry Stouffer Tresaurer Ruth Reichard Earl Shaw Coffman Waynesboro Cumberland Valley Church of the Brethren Ira Coffman Iris Joyce Coffman Earl Coffman Hagerstown Neway Johnnytown BE. C. Miler Neways Geo. Rowland St. James

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