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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1933

Page

4

New York City Democratic Divide on Tammany Lines Ahead of Elections

On the eve of the November campaign, New York Democrats debate intra party loyalties as Roosevelt's stance looms. National intervention is urged by independents while Postmaster General Farley and Joseph McKee figure in shaping the scene amid Tammany pressure. A festival scene in town adds color to the tense political backdrop.

York Grover’. Cleveland Samuel J. Tilden Tammany Hall Tammany White’ ‘House Roosevelt Jeould New York Washington Roosevelt Democraic James Farley New York State Nacial Committee Gage

Emblems Awarded to Hagers Town Staff for Long Service

Eight employees of the Hagers town office of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of Baltimore City receive emblems for long service. O. H. W. Hunter earns twenty five years, E. H. Follin and W. F. Igenfritz twenty years, Clettia E Burk and Rose V Schilotterbeck ten years, and Dorothy M. Binning Elsie A. Powersmith and Thelma A. Smith five years. An additional 248 company employees in Maryland also receive gold service emblems.

Hagerstown Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Baltimore City Harry ‘S. Boyle, Jr O. H. W. Hunter E. H. Follin W. F. Igenfritz Clettia E. Burk Rose V Schilotterbeck Dorothy M. bin

Daylight Saving Ends At 2 A M With Clocks Back

Millions face turning back clocks tonight as daylight saving ends at 2 a m Sunday. Most regions lost an hour when saving began April 30 and gain an extra snooze tonight. A Witier note mentions an 18 inch snowfall in the Tipsoe lake district Washington. Card of thanks from the Hose family expresses gratitude for illness and death support.

United States Nature Tipsoe Lake District State of Washington

Visitors With An Appetite New York Aquarium Zebra Fish Arrive

New York reports four zebra fish, also called pterols vultans here, arriving at the Aquarium. The four specimens will feed only on live food, and their appetite is noted as remarkable as killies guppies and minnows vanish quickly.

New York

Deaths and Obituaries From Washington County Area

Clyde Bachtel Fishack 31 of Smithsburg dies at Washington County Hospital after liver trouble. Survived by wife Lois and children Richard Belva Dorothy M. Funeral tomorrow at 4 pm from Smithsburg home with Rev. C. M. Huddle and Rev. Clarence Wolfe. grave services by O U A M at Smithsburg cemetery. Richard Hess, formerly of this city, dies at Veterans Home near Norfolk age 82. veteran of Spanish American War, once ran a lunch stand at the Court House. Mrs. Fannie Elizabeth Martin wife of Jonas Martin dies at Fei after five years illness at age 87. survived by husband, sons Paul Waynesboro Lloyd Melvin. daughters Miriam Carol at home. seven grandchildren. Brothers Joseph Miller Wesley Miller Benjamin Miller. sister Mrs. Ray Bawngardner. Funeral at Cedar Grove Mennonite Church Sunday after noon. interment Cedar Grove cemetery. Robert Lee Allen found dead in bed at daughter Ruth Burke’s Front Royal Va. Friday. age 70 years 3 months. heart attack suspected. Former B&O and Western Maryland engineer. member of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. survived by daughter and two sons Ray Contellsville Pa William Allen. sister Elizabeth Allen Newark N J. Services 58 Elizabeth Street at 3 pm with Rev Dr Walter Byron Stehl. interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Kavi noted as the ancient sacred language of Java.

Clyde Bachtel Fishack Smithsburg Washington County Hospital Lois Fishack Richard Belva Dorothy M C. M. Huddle Clarence Wolfe Richard Hess Veterans’ Home Norfolk Sarah Ray Jefferson Street Cuba Court House Fannie Elizabeth Martin Jonas Martin Fei Paul Martin Waynesboro Lloyd Martin Reid Melvin Martin Paramount Kenneth Miriam Carol Martin Joseph Miller Wesley Miller Bear Waynesboro Benjamin Miller Battle Robert Lee Allen Ruth Burke Front Royal Allen Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Western Maryland Railroad Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Ray Contellsville William Allen Elizabeth Allen Newark N. J Elizabeth Street Walter Byron Stehl Rose Hill Cemetery

Daughters of Rich Couple Targeted in Yonkers Plot

Federal agents arrested Nicolina Caro line De Palma a 23 year old Yonkers nurse and James Medley 25 a former gasoline station attendant after a planned exchange on a lonely Yonkers road. A hollowed loaf of bread was found with the nurse as a possible money hiding place.

Yonkers Nicolina Caroline de Palma James Medley Cullen Medley

Governor Prohibits Gambling Wheel In Oklahoma

Oklahoma Governor Alfalfa Bill Murray orders arrests to stop a gambling wheel at the state farm. He warns the amusement could teach boys a lesson in crime as part of his drive against gambling.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Farm

Mop Handle Hero Rescues Girl From Electrified Rail

Chicago dispatch reports Earl Mason used a wooden mop handle to pry 3 year old Mary Dunk from an electrified rail preventing likely death. Peyton Brown received a $0 sentence for assault on his wife, with her head still bandaged after four stitches. Forest game animals in national forests up 40 percent since 1926.

Chicago Earl Mason Mary Dunk Jatl Peyton Brown Richard Sweeney

Egg Prices and Produce at City Market Report

The city market this morning shows eggs at 25 cents a dozen while butter sells at 25 cents a pound. Peaches scarce at 1.25 a half bushel and cantaloupes plentiful at four for 25 cents. Potatoes 1.25 per bushel and string beans 30 cents per peck. Pudding and sausage appear in abundance, pudding at 10 cents a pound and sausage at 15 cents.

Resolution Honoring Benedict J Boswel Washington County Educators

The Board of Education of Washington County records the death of Benedict J Boswel a longtime supporter of local schools. The resolution notes his dedication time energy and personal resources to improve conditions for children and directs publication in county papers and a copy to the family. Signed by Cyrus D Bell Chas H Rinehart and Dr Ralph S Stauffer.

Benedict J. Boswel Washington County Board OF Education OF Cyrus D. Bell Chas H. Rinehart Ralph S. Stauffer

Tribes Plan Meetings in Washington County

A series of entertainments and meetings by the Improved Order of Red Men in Washington County will run Sept. 26 to Sept. 30 in Funkstown Boonsboro Big Pool Leitersburg and Sharpsburg. The events honor Great Incohouse Wachter who just returned from a western tour.

Washington County W. P. Wachter Funkstown Boonsboro Big Fool Wachter West

Miller Truss Made Entirely in Harststown Maryland

Announcement of Miller Form Fitting Truss manufactured in Ha serstown Maryland by Miller Truss Co in their laboratories from imported raw materials. Includes Clinic 4th floor Grand Building hours and a card party notice at Masonic Temple Monday at 8 pm with 25 cent admission.

Miller Haserstown Miller Truss Co Dutch East Indies Masonic Temple Ady

Former County Resident Dies in California Auto Crash

Andrew J Layman age 67 native of Washington county died September 14 in Riverside California The death followed injuries from an August 16 auto accident near his home in Riverside He was born in Washington County spent early years in Antrim Township Franklin County left the area for Colorado forty years ago worked as a construction engineer and later in Alaska His wife Margaret Zimmerman of Welsh Run and his brother W H Layman survive him

Andrew J.layman Washington County Riverside California W. H. Layman Waynesboro Layman Antrim Township Franklin County Colorado Alaska Mies Margaret Zimmerman Welsh Run

Three Women Held After City to Williamsport Chase

Three colored women accused of shoplifting were captured yesterday after a chase from this city to Williamsport. Each was held in 590 dollars bail for the November term of court after waiving a hearing before Magistrate Richard Sweeney. Names given were Elza Seth Jackson Irene Bell and Mary Thompson all of Baltimore. Charles Buss of Baltimore accompanied them but was not charged. The stolen merchandise reportedly included dresses and hosiery found in the car from the shops of Julia Martin and Eloise Henson.

Ternoon A. Chase Williamsport Richard Sweeney Elza Seth Jackson Irene’ Bell Mary Thompson Baltimore Charles Buss Julia Martin Eloise Henson

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