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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
2
In Cumberland Maryland on September 9 Dominic Trozzo, former proprietor of the Maryland and Lincoln Hotels, killed his sister in law Minnie S Palumbo then shot himself, leaving two children parentless amid strained domestic relations.
New York officials for Celanese Corporation of America announce that about 1000 men have been added to full time work at the Cumberland Maryland plant due to rising demand for yarns and fabrics. Burma is noted as the largest eastern province of British India.
John Low and his brother in law George Shannon were arrested in Tyrone by Western Maryland police and jailed in Washington county on charges of stealing 46 bushels of apples from a Western Maryland box car. They confessed and were former Cahill station residents. another spate of apple thefts has hit Hancock area orchards.
The eighth annual Fleagle family reunion was held on Labor Day at Meadow Branch Church near Westminster Maryland. President Harry V. Fleagle presided as minutes were read and the treasurer's report approved. Rev Reifsnider proposed care of Baust Church graves. A violin solo by James Harry of Fairfield preceded letters from historian Elmer Fleagle about Civil War relatives. Officers elected: William Shoemaker president Charles Shriner vice president Foster Fleagle historian. Next year's reunion set for Labor Day in East Church grove.
A long roster of individuals and family names appears in the community notice, listing many Fleagle relatives along with associated spouses and family members such as Mrs. Martha Fleagle, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Fleagie, and James Fleagle, among others, suggesting a census or directory-like announcement of local households. The names include Keefer, Dodrer, Weant, Jones, Master, Repp, Mumford, Shoemaker, Wailes, Fleagle variants, and several others, reflecting broad kinship connections across households.
In St James Sept 6 preaching by Rev W B Baker is planned for Sunday Sept 11 at the Brethren church with an evening sermon in Tilghmanton. The St James Woman's Missionary Society met at the Green home in Lappans with the topic Listen Learn Labor led by Mrs Victor Metz. Reports from the National conference at Winona Lake Indiana were given by several attendees including Mrs W S Baker and many others.
Misses Martha Schamer and Gaza Cross with Mrs. John Sperow and daughter Ida Ruth joined Mrs. Joseph Delauder and son John and Mr. Aaron Middlekautt at Hafway Sunday afternoon to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Middlekautt and family. The group and others from Hagerstown, including Mrs. Fred Mongan and daughter Elsie, Mrs. William Hammond and son Dickey, spent Monday with Mrs. George Shank. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers and family were Sunday hosts for Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Myers. Mrs. Edward Stockslager of Fair Play visited Saturday with her sister Mrs. George Rowland. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stine and family of Hagerstown spent Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Sperow. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mongan and Mrs. Norman Smith of Hagerstown were Tuesday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George Shank.
An advertisement targets parents with cheerful rhymes about a child enjoying Kellogg's Rice Krispies. It praises the cereal for breakfast and supper, highlighting its crackling toasted rice, digestibility, nourishment, and easy serving, plus the red and green package and Battle Creek production.
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