Merchant T Elliott dies after long illness in 19th century
T Elliott well known merchant died at his home on atomic avenue at 3 10 a m after a years long illness. Born March 26 1834 at Welsh Row Franklin County he was son of Jacob and Nancy Elliott. He married Mary Alice Hacker of Lititz Pa. He worked in merchandise in Pa for 12 years and moved to this area in 1894 purchasing the inter that Bayer of Barnhart later bought. He formed a partnership with Harry S Myra in 1915 which continued until his death. Funeral from Tate residence Wednesday at 2 30 p m with A B Miller officiating. Interment Rose Hill mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Elliott
High One
Avenue
Welsh Row
Franklin’ County
Jacob
Nancy B
Elliott
Mary
Inter
Bayer
Barnhart
Harry S. Myra
Elliott Rejoner
Naner
J. John. H
Way
Fresboro
James
C. and Mary
Baltimore
Tate
A. B. Miller
Fev Hal Fesperman
Two Autos Collide Driver Saved After River Plunge
In Youngstown Ohio two cars collided and a driver named Kelly careened over a bridge rail into the Mahoning River, landing upside down 45 feet below. Spectators aided him as he half crawled up the embankment and reported a minor cut while saying I’m hurt.
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Youngstown, O
W. L.gely
Mahoning River
Kelly
Rolll
Hit and Run on Waterway In Indiana Coastline Story
In Terre Haute Indiana a motor boat struck Joe Wilson 24 as he swam to shore in the Wabash river. Police hunted the boat pilot who fled after the collision leaving Wilson severely injured. Jacob Ross was fined 20 dollars and costs for tampering with an automobile from the Dant er Metal Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Joe Wilson
Wabash River
Wilson
Jacob Ross
Danter Metal Works
Richard Duttey
Deaths in Maryland and nearby towns reported
Multiple obituaries list Mrs Estzila McDade Shiffer 73 of Mechanics Loan Apartments died this morning. Survived by several daughters and sons with funeral 9:30 A M Wednesday at Minnick funeral home, Rev J M Gillum officiating. Also obituary for Thomas P Rice 76 of Frederick died after cerebral hemorrhage. long-time undertaker with 6500+ funerals. Henrietta Gregor Bowman 91 of Pleasant Valley noted. funeral 1:30 P M today at home then Pleasant Valley Church. Other notices include T J Hagerman of Filley Nebraska at 3? years. John D Remm burg of Sharpsburg as brother-in-law. Poem memorial to Russell & Groff dated Sept 25, 1932 memorializing son.
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Estzila McDade
Shiffer
Mechanics Loan
Minnick Funeral Home
J. M. Gillum
Thomas P. Rice
Maryland
Frederick
Henrietta. Gregore Bowman
Pleasant Valley
Dunkard
Jacob Gray
Sabillasville
Elsie Becker
Virgil A. Willard
Smithsburg
Jacob Brunner
Illinois
Martha Dagwall
Williamsport
Pleasant Valley Church
Aaron Newcomer
T. J. Hagerman
Washington County
Filley
Nebraska
Mary Hagerman
Nannie Williams
Ada Norcross
Lincoln
Nebr
William and
Luther
John D. Remeburg
Sharpsburg
Western Shore Erosion Faces $800000 Protection Plan
The Maryland waterfront commission reported the Western Shore of Chesapeake Bay suffered greater erosion from the August storm than the eastern shore. It urged an $800,000 program of protective measures and possible federal aid via the Public Works Administration to repair damage to homes docks piers and boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Del-Marva Peninsula
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland Waterfront Commission
Federal Public Works Administration
Public Works Administration
National Recovery Act
Public Works Advisory Committee
Hurricane unnamed hits northeastern Mexico lashing Tampico
A tropical hurricane swept ashore near Tampico causing flooding as Panuco and Tamesi rivers overflowed. Reports said 70 mph winds and heavy rain extended toward Monterrey and Saltillo with centers near Ciudad Victoria and Ciudad Valles. Earlier, Tamaulipas towns reported the storm’s inland reach, while San Luis Potosi reported deadly flooding a week earlier.
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Mexico
D. F
Monterey
Saltillo
Tampico
Panuco
Tamesi
National Observatory
Maryland Vocational Team Finishes Fourth at Eastern Exposition
The Maryland judging team, including Ellsworth Chilcoat Sparks High and William Fouche Frederick High, with member Iwood Athey of Boonsboro and adviser Robert K. Remsburz, placed fourth at the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Mass. Ohio won dairy cattle judging with Vermont and Massachusetts following. Also noted is George H. Hartle of Washington County celebrating his 84th birthday at his son’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Vocational Agricultural Boys
Iwood Athey
Boonsboro
Springfield
Mass
Ohio
Vermont
Massachusetts
Athey
Ellsworth Chilcoat
Sparks High School
William Fouche
Frederick
Robert K. Remsburz
George H. Hartle
Washington County
Lewis W. Hartle
South Potomac Street
Lindberghs Headed to Moscow After Leningrad Flight
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh and his wife completed a flight from Leningrad to Moscow this afternoon. Their arrival ends a three hour journey over the Moskva River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Charles UA. Lindbergh
Leningrad
Moskva River
U. 8
S. R
Charles A. Lindbergh
Heat Spell To Remain Awhile
The Baltimore weather office predicted post season heat lasting into Wednesday with highs near ninety degrees or higher. Yesterday the city recorded 91, with a noon reading of 84, as residents resumed summer attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Weeks
Baltimore
Dairymen Face Milk Code Violation Notices
Federal milk administrator Charles F. Preston said action would be taken immediately after charges that about 27 distributors and producer-distributors in the Philadelphia area sold milk below the code price of 11 cents a quart Some oppose price increases and consider hearings before the Secretary of Agriculture to adjust prices. Some suggest sending a representative to hear distributor arguments Apple sales offered by Roy Weagly Beaver Creek for 25 cents a bushel or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Preston
Secretary of Agriculture
Philadelphia
First Move to Increase Farm Income
The plan aims to free deposits in closed banks while keeping operating banks sound. RFC buys new preferred stock to rebuild capital. farm credit and home loan administrations swap slow real estate assets for saleable bonds. Deposit Guaranty Corp backs new deposits. PWA reports 1.2 million man weeks of direct employment and $1.6 billion of its $3.3 billion budget allocated, though only about $59 million spent. NRA chief Johnson plans a Blue Eagle buying campaign to spur hiring and wages, delayed by coal code issues. Secretary Wallace warns 40 million acres of farm land may be pulled from cultivation unless world trade rises.
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RFC
Farm Credit and
Home Loan
Deposit Guaranty Corporation
Public Works Administration
Treasury
Hugh
Johnson
NRA
Wallace
White House
Old Acquaintance Brings Her Job
Jessie Pringle, former star of Lightnin, is saved from a crowd of extras by Ralph Morgan and cast in a new El Hrendel picture. Pringle, once Frank Iacon's wife in Lightnin and a Black company staple, secures a film contract after a chance face encounter on set.
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Hollywood
Jim
Jessie Pringle
Frani Bacon
Ralph Morgan
Miss Pringle
James Ryan
el Hrendel
Frank Iacon
Lightnir
McKee Boom Grows as New York Mayoralty Fight Looms
McKee, a non-Tammany Democrat and ally of President Roosevelt, gains momentum to enter the New York mayoral race against Meyer, O Brien, and La Guardia. Reports say Farley backs the McKee movement though he remains noncommittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph V. McKee
Roosevelt
Meyer
John P. O Brien
Tammany
Fiorela la Guardia
Fusion Nomines
McKee
New York Times
Jas
A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Farley
New York Herald-Tribune
Oth Tammany
Fusion
Board of Aldermen
James J. Walker
Tamimany
O'Brien
Chairman to Be Selected by Members
The article outlines compliance procedures for the National Recovery Act program. A Compliance Board will investigate complaints and hear employers, reporting noncompliant cases to Washington. The goal is 100 percent voluntary compliance through education, not fear, with self-government of industry under codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Recovery Movement
Organization of Trade Associations
Fading Away and Publisher Dies in New York
In Ponca City Oklahoma Teane Gilbert, a 17 year old junior high student, has fallen from 4 pounds to 276 pounds over a year amid illness. In New York publisher Horace Liveright, famed for belles lettres, died of pneumonia in his 50s.
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Ponca City
Okla
Teane Gilbert
Ysaac
Fisher
New York
Horace Liveright
Priest Finds Miners Alive After Mine Collapse
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on September 25 a priest located five trapped miners, rescuers freed two groups amid floodwater. Edward Kozleski, Joseph Sentawany, and Geo Christinia survived after eight hours entombed. others were rescued with live reports noting conditions and hospital recuperation.
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Hazleton
Auden
Red
Glen Alden Coal Company
Here
Fidward Kozleski
Audenried
Joseph Sentawany
Coleraine
Geo’ Christinia
Teschow
Tamaqua
Charles Derr
Harold Appelgate
Grain Quotations and Local Notices From Hagerstown
The page lists wheat corn and other grain quotes from The Stickell Sales Corporation in Hagerstown Maryland with bid prices and daily highs and lows. It also reports a local dog being killed named Spot owned by 8 D Hartle at 1004 South Potomac Street and an advertisement for Miller Farm Fitting Truss manufactured in Hagerstown with clinic hours and address.
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8. D. Hartle
South Potomac Street
Miller Farm
Hasgerstown
Miller Truss Co
Dutch East Indies
Winners Named in NRA Essay Contest Across County
The local NRA committee announced winners of the essay contest What the N R A Means to Me. First prize went to Alice June Herbert of Clear Spring, second to Hubert Karn of South Potomac Junior High, and third to Evelyn Einbinder of South Potomac Junior High. Prizes include a clock, roller skates, and a fountain pen set donated by local merchants. Essays will be sent to Baltimore for state judging and may advance to Washington for national competition.
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N. R.A
Chamber of Commerce
Burnett’and Mobley, Jewelers
Alice
Herbert
Clear Spring
Hubert Karn
South Potomac Junior High
H. Edwin
Bertha Negley
Roy A. Weagley
Indies
N. R. A. Committee
Wildcat Interferes in Byron Cat Race Tryout
In Byron California a cat race tryout disrupted by a wild cat released from a sack by Tom Smith. The incident halted the planned race and left betting plans in disarray as spectators watched the unpredictable interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Cal
Charlie Hohman
Tom Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merchan
County Board
Harry Moody
Williamaport
Booth Hagerstown Fire Company
Mins Martell
National Hairdressers Association
Marine Allo Shop
P. m. Sharp
Adv
Smithsburg Community Hall
TOM Cross Furniture
Lykens
Lmills
Mc Rice
Thomas Schley
Evangelical Reformed Church
State Funeral Directors’ Association
James Cosmos Jones
Lewla A. Rice
Russell &. Groff
W. H. Groff
William C. McCabe
Ocean City
Chester A. Wells
Chevy Chase
John B. Gray, Jr
Prince Frederick
Walter C. Hopkins
State Roads Commission
Greenbury Point
Severn River
Annapolis Harbor
United States Naval Academy
Maryland Dairy Judging Boys
Springfield, Mass
Hagerstown
Concert Association
Headquarters
Serge Jarof
Toscha Seidel
Ruth Breton
Roge Bampton
Nikola! Orloff
Wilbur Evans
Frederic Beer
Lindberghs
Dairyman
Roy Weagly
Beaver Creek
Bartley
Lyken
J. W. Rohrer
Baltimore St
Firestone
Fleigh Motor & Tire Co
Oak Hill
Fahrney
Mgr
George M. Studebaker
South Bend
Associated Press
Suzzalo
Seattle
Henry Suzzalo
Carnegie Foundation For Advancement of Teaching
University of Washington
Seattle General Hospital
San Salvador
Austin’s Garage
Washington St
Independent Gasoline and Oil Dealers’ Association of
Niae
Adminster
Stein Broa, & Boyce
McComas-Armstrong
Amer. Can. Amer, T. & T
Amer. Wat. Wks
Atchison
R&d
Eres Beth Steel
J. L Camesss Snae
Ghrysler
Texas Corp
Warner Bros
Chicago Grain Market
Stickell Sales Corporation
Salaway
Heath Cling
GEO. F. Diffendal
Smithsburg, Md
Clearspring
Wildcat
Swift Premium
Dallyhoe
Seaboard
Stu
Sallon
West
Franklin ST
Hagerstown, MD
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