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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1930

Page

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Singers to Visit Hagerstown Museum Project in 1931

Mr and Mrs William H Singer of New York City and Olden Norway, donors to the Hagers town Museum of Fine Arts, plan a 1931 visit to Hagerstown to view the under construction city park museum. The party includes Lynn K Brugh and relatives. fishing, hunting, and travel details from Olden Norway are described along with Madame Pebre and Spencer Brugh tie to local residents.

William H. Singer New York City Olden Norway Hagerstown Lynn K. Brogh Anne Spencer Mary Stisrt Lynn &. Bergh Singer Oiden Lynn EK. Brugh, Jr Arctic Lynn Brogh, Jr Canada Brogh Brugh

Stanback Booster Gains a Birmingham Fan in Pain Relief

Mrs L M Hinds of Birmingham Alabama says Stanback relieved her painful accident after other remedies failed. She notes Stanback works quickly and is a safe efficient pain reliever for emergencies and everyday ailments. The ad touts Stanback as a modern medicine, easy to take as powder or dissolved in water, with druggists endorsing it for families. Look for the blue yellow and white Stanback package in 6, 12, and 25 cent sizes.

Stanback L. M. Hinds Birmingham Ala

Three Dead in Pistol Battle in Prestonsburg Ky

Floyd County farmer Ingram Steppe hunted for questioning after a pistol duel at John Leferty home on John s Creek left three young men dead. Willie Clay, Floyd Clay and John Clay died, with Floyd Steppe and Willie Clay killed earlier and Floyd Clay dying in hospital. Sheriff Sturgill said tensions arose over Barbara Leferty s affections.

Prestonsburs Ingram Steppe Floyd County John John Cley B. L. Sturgill Jack Leferty Efferty Floyd Steppe Wil Me Clay le? Ferty Barbara Young Steppe Willie Clay

Case Postponed in Disorderly Conduct Case at Lunch Scene

The case of E Finley Carbaugh and sons Mert and Jeff charged with disorderly conduct connected to a lunchroom disturbance with Yoo ot Arthur Musacool at Clearwater postponed until this afternoon at 2 o clock. Held on charge.

E. Finley Carbaugh and Sons Mert and Jeff Yoo Arthur Musacool Clearwring

Woman Is Endorsed For Congress Seat In Arkansas

In Little Rock on October 27 the Democratic and Republican state committees united to back Effie Jean Wingo, widow of the late Otis T. Wingo, as representative for Arkansas Fourth District. She was unanimously chosen by the Democratic Central committee for the term ending March 4, 1931 and the following two-year term, with her name to appear on November 4 ballots. the Republicans quickly endorsed her as well.

Little Rock Ark Otis T. Wingo Arkansas Effie Jean Wingo Democratic Central Committee Republican Committee

Two men held for sugar warehouse robbery

Two men are jailed in Washington County on charges of robbing 600 pounds of sugar from Lawrence H. Colbert’s warehouse at Trego last Sunday night. George Pilgrim of Boonsboro and Merle Crone of Middletown confessed, with Pilgrim saying the sugar was moved to a still site for whiskey. Entrance was via a double door.

Washington Lawrence H. Colbert Trego George Pilgrim Boonsboro Merle Crone Middletown Sherif Charles E. Cushwa Cushwa Colbert I Pilgrim Frederick County Crone

Hine Ridge College Forms Concert Orchestra Under Way

Sydney Charles leads a developing college orchestra at Hine Ridge with eleven members and growing. Prof Nevin Fisher selects music and plans regular practices with extra sessions for special events. Current players include Elizabeth Martin, Elizabeth Price, George Smith, Walter Smith, Sydney Charles, Harl Younkins, Newman Lamb, William Miles, Orville Pugsley, Doris Boal.

Hine Ridge College Nevin Fisher Sydney Charles Hagerstown Elizabeth Martin Elizabeth Price George Smith Walter Smith Harl Younkins Newman Lamb William Miles Orville Pugsiey Doris Boal

Final 1930 Census Figures for Washington County and Hagerstown

The 1930 U S census places show Hagerstown at 30 861 and Washington County at 65 882 with county growth 10 4 percent and city growth 19 percent since 1920 The report lists district populations including Sharpsburg 1 755 and Funkstown 1 632 with city limits figures for wards and town populations throughout the county The data cover ward counts 1 3 4 5 8 9 10 11 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 and district totals for Hagerstown and surrounding towns

United States Hageratown Washington County Census Bureau Hagerstown Baltimore Allegany Sharpsburg Sharps Burg Wib Hamsport Emmerawn Identieri Clearspring Hancock Hancock Town Boonsboro Cavetown Loutheburg Robrersville Leitersburg Funkstown Funkstown Town Sandy Hook Tilghmenton Conocochesque Ringgold Indian Spring Beaver Creek Chewsville Keedysville Downsville Hagerston Smalls Alae Ateide Ely Imits Halfway Hgerstown

Kentucky 4H Club Reaches Twenty Two Thousand Members

About 22,000 4H Club members are now active in Kentucky, reflecting growth across counties and school programs. The number highlights continued participation in youth science, agriculture, and community service activities statewide.

Kentucky

Interpretation Alters Court Hearing In Evanston

In Evanston a Polish interpreter shortage prompts a husband to translate his wife's plea in court. Det A E Feeley then reveals the wife wants him jailed for beating her, adding she has him arrested before. Also noted is Vernon Barybart injured in a car crash at a hospital report and a remark on worker shortages in Oklahoma.

Evanston, II Evanston Roman Pusczkiewicz A. E. Feeley

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