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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1932

Page

7

Victims Named in Wreck Near Shady Grove

Samuel Shuck aged 59 and Mrs Detrich aged 30, both of Midburg, were killed when the auto they rode in was struck by a trolley at Shady Grove. three boys were injured in the crash. Howard L. Hare and Nora V. Miller, both of this city, were licensed to wed. Marguerite Snow and William Courtney, screen actors, booked for personal appearances at the Academy. Russia faced a counter revolution as events unfolded.

Samuel Shuck Detrich Mid Wburg Shady Grove Howard L. Hare Nora V. Miller Marguerite Snow William Courtney The Academy

Locust Street Couple Celebrates 15th Anniversary

Locust street residents mark their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Dr. C R Scheller health officer ordered boiling of all drinking water at schools. Kee Mar College opens term with ninety boarding students. Anthracite mine workers’ strike in eighteenth week. J M Middlekauff of Fairplay handled 2146 bushels of wheat, loaded 1000, unloaded 50 tons of fertilizer, and produced 500 gallons of cider in eleven hours. Some hustler.

C. R. Scheller J. M. Middlekauff Fairplay

Grain values sag as cotton tumbles in Chicago market

Chicago on Sept 3 reports grain prices slipping amid sharp cotton declines and large Canadian wheat arrivals. Wheat rallies paused as markets awaited the government grain crop report due tomorrow. Prices fell about 3% cents a bushel from Tuesday's peak.

Chicago Canada

Steel Desks Hagerstown Bookbinding and Printing Co

Steel desks report on the Hagerstown Bookbinding and Printing Company located at Franklin and Jonathan Streets.

Hagerstown Franklin and Jonathan Streets

Fish and Game Exhibit to Be Big Feature at Fair

An extensive wildlife and educational exhibit will headline the Hagerstown Fair. Government and state departments collaborate with local groups to display fish and game, forest products, and maritime specimens in the agricultural building. Highlights include game birds, aquariums with bass and trout, shellfish from Solomon's Island Marine Lab, a marsh scene from the US Biological Department, a hunter’s cabin, and a deer antler furniture set. The Forestry display and life-like forestry scene complete the immersive setup.

Hagerstown Woodmont Rod and Gun Club State Game Department Solomon’s Island Maryland Forestry Department Karl Fleiffer United States Biological Department Boston

Center pool decorations planned by local garden club leaders

More than 300 mounted fish and birds will be displayed in the north section while outside exhibits show traps nets figs and plans used to destroy game. Decorations for the center pool are led by Mrs. Fred Leiter of the Hagerstown Garden Club with help from W. E. Tosten of Clearspring and Mrs. Ralph Stauffer.

Mountain View Nursery Fred Leiter Hagerstown Garden Clab W. E. Tosten Clearspring Ralph Stauffer

Rail Executives Plan Wage Cuts Among Nine Railroads

Nine railroad executives met in Chicago to discuss a general wage revision for union workers. They reportedly prepared a formal notice demanding a 20 percent cut from wage levels in effect before last February when a 10 percent reduction was agreed.

Chicago

Legion to Play South End All-Stars at City Park

The American Legion team faces the South End All-Stars tonight on the City Park diamond. All Legion members are urged to be on hand at the Park no later than 4 30 p.m.

American Legion City Park Legion

Writer Praised By Baltimore Banker

Miss Joan Lowell, novelist and playwright, helped rescue Albert D. Graham, chairman of First National Bank Baltimore, from dangerous surf at Atlantic City. Graham praised her courage and said no woman could have rendered more assistance. He expressed gratitude for her life risking act.

Baltimore Joan Lowell Atlantic City Albert D. Graham First National Bank Associated Press Graham Miss Lowell

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