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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1932
Page
6
Clothing and shoes suitable for school children are being pledged slowly after an appeal by the King's Daughters and the Red Cross. Requests are increasing quickly as the new school year approaches. Those with usable articles or shoes to repair should call 921 and officials will arrange pickups.
Welfare agencies fear some children may be kept from school unless they have proper wearing apparel. Red Cross production center is making clothes, but officials warn supply will not be enough by itself. Dar. Ady. Seibert's Barber Shop, Best in the City, 1st Nat Bank Bldg., closed Labor Day.
Germany has renewed a demand to revise the Versailles treaty to grant equality in land and sea armaments with other nations. The foreign ministry handed a loose memorandum to the French ambassador, sparking Paris interest as Premier Herriot met with the British envoy before a cabinet session. Britain is informed but not yet a participant, per the Franco British consultative pact.
Mrs Northcross outlines a week long Herald-Mail Cooking School at the Armory in Hagerstown. Demonstrations read recipes, nutrition notes, and new kitchen tools while free printed recipes are distributed. Sessions run Tuesday to Friday with exhibits, a staged kitchen, and audience Q A encouraged.
Two Baltimore women Mary Marshall, 16, and Anna Michael, 17, were killed when they wandered into a railroad cut near a cannery where they worked. The New York Washington Express struck them Thursday as two companions witnessed the incident. Coroner F Rodney Frazer of Elkton investigated the death.
In Salt Lake City a man named Bart Fairclough faces a city court complaint for biting off his sister in law Mildred Maxwell s nose at a family gathering. Maxwell is hospitalized. Bolivia lacks a South American seaport. Festival set for Guilford and First Street S Hagerstown Fire Co Washington County Free Library hours announced starting Sept 6 Open daily 10 00 AM to 5 10 PM Saturdays 10 00 AM to 9 00 PM Children s Room 1 00 PM to 5 00 PM Board of Trustees
Labor Day event invites carpenters and the public to Row's Park on Monday September 5 for amusements and a ball game in the afternoon.
George F. Harvey religious work secretary of the Central Y M C A Baltimore spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon in Hotel Alexander on friendship and right appreciation of fellow man. He urged focusing beyond material resources and noted the debt citizens owe to the United States for opportunities. Harvey, born in Canada, urged raising up those seen as beyond respectability and described success as part of God’s plan. Guests included C F Steele and Harry Wolf, with Winchester Club’s 10th anniversary set for next Wednesday.
The Me morial Boulevard paving from Chestnut to Frederick streets is ordered to begin, funded by about six property owners. The action aims to protect students at South and Junior High Schools from traffic hazards. Other routine items and bills were approved at the regular Mayor and Council meeting.
Tankey's Ice Cream plant on Canier Street will stay open until 16 p m nightly for patrons. Quart or more delivered. Phone 2522.
Festival at Mauganville features a large boat event on Saturday September 3 to aid the crew living aboard. The event includes music, home made cakes and refreshments hosted by the Firemen’s Club. An additional adv promotes a firemen’s festival at Smithsburg School House with further activities and refreshments.
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