The Daily Mail from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 2

TWO THE DAILY MAIL, HAGERSTOWN, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1934. MAYOR WERTZ RE-APPOINTS DEPT. HEADS Greenbag Opened At Council Meeting Here; No Surprises Found There "were no surprises in the greenbag opened last night by Mayor Irvin M. Wertz, all of the incumbent officials being reappointed and unanimously confirmed by the Council. They are: City Clerk, Scott McKane.

City Attorney, Ellsworth R. Rou- lete. City Tax Collector, Charles E. City Engineer, Street Superintendent and Building Inspector, Samuel Greenawalt. Market Inspector, Raymond Smith.

Assistant Market Inspector, W. T. Staub. Clock Winder, C. L.

Mobley. Fire Chief, Max Hoover. Accountant. George E. Slaybaugh.

Park Board, H. R. Rudy, W. H. Reisner and John S.

Kausler. Water Commissioner, to succeed A. E. Albert, deceased, Daniel E. Kemp.

All of the incumbent standing committees were also reappointed by Mayor Wertz. A motion to purchase an automobile for the fire chief was killed by a vote of three to two. The motion was made by Councilman Lushbaugh of Ward 1 and seconded by Councilman Nigh of Ward 4. These two councilmen voted the measure but the others voted in the negative. After the motion had been defeated.

Mayor Wertz appointed a committee composed of Councilmen Bowman and Lushbaugh to confer with representatives of the respective fire companies regarding their sentiment in-respect to the purchase a special automobile. The Pennsylvania Railroad was ordered to repair the crossings at KELYINATOR a rlRST A special place for meats bottled fresh a place for dairy ice cubes and. frozen desserts drinking water lots of shelf space for many other foods. This is one of the features you get in the the first electric refrigerator detigned wich a place for everything. See it before you buy an eketric refrigerator.

17 new models. Easy terms on the ReDisCo Monthly Budget Pkn. Get your Kelvinator NOW and enjoy summer whtie it pays for itself! jjft Kelvinator-BohmanCoJnc. 16 South Jonathan St. Phone 8 Vashington, Franklin, Antietam nd Church streets and the West- rn Maryland was ordered to re- air its crossing at Summit ave- ue.

City Engineer Samuel gave a report on the progress CWA projects since November 0. His figures showed that the ity had expended $15,771 -while he CWA spent $70,480 on projects this city. While a. majority of he projects are yet uncompleted, hey will be resubmitted at once the Emergency Relief Adminis-j ration, a successor to the now de- unct CWA. Mr.

Greenawalt reported that 6,000,000 gallons of sludge were reated at the sewage disposal )lant during March. Health Report City Health Officer W. Ross reported the following ontagious and communicable dis- ases during the month of March: Ihicken pox, 15; diphtheria, 13; influenza, scar- et fever, syphilis, 35; tubercu- osis, Vincent's angina, whop- ng cough 1. The total was 99. Dr.

Cameron reported on efforts ieing made by the health po- ice departments to check the pread of venereal diseases. He aid that 12 inmates of houses of prostitution or "street walkers" vere undergoing treatment while )eing confined in the county jail. The health officer said that the Ight against the disease must be ttacked from all sides including close inspection of food handlers and public education. He said fig- ires showed that 40 per cent of the nmates of institutions for the insane were confined because ot some form of the venereal disease. There's a Murray, College co-ed named Carrie Lee Zaona Galena Charlotte La Velle Johnson.

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Enclose 10 cents anc address your order to Fashion Department of this newspaper. RESTORATION OF MONUMENT STARTS SOON Project At Boonsboro Will Be Undertaken Shortly By CCC, Reported tion of the Boonsboro monument for several years and was instrumental in gaining the attention of the state forester and others in tho project. Please Put a Circle Around Sire Wanted! No. small, medium and large. Name Street Address City State All orders for tha Dally Mai! Peerless fashions Fashion Hagerstown Mail 200 Fifth Nfe Restoration the first monu in out erected to George Washington, wihch.

is located near Boonsboro, "will he the first work project the new Civilian Corps camp will be established about Ivfay 1 at old Fort Frederick, it was announced yesterday hy F. W. Bes- state forester. "The first work of the new CCC at Fort Frederick will be to rcl-uild the Washington monument on South Bountain," Besley said. "That was tho first monument erected to the memory of Wash- ington although many people be- lit've the Baltimore monument is the oldest." He saidithere would be 210 men ar the camp.

Part of this number will be used in the work at Boonsboro. Historical facts show that the Baltimore monument was not completed until 1S29. The cornerstone was laid in 1S15. The Boonsboro monument was completed, as far as they intended to go at that time, and was dedicated on July 4, 1F-27. A part of the ruins is still standing and the site provides a commanding view of the surround ing country.

It was used by Union troops during the Civil War as a lookout. It has been found that the Boonsboro monument was of superior craftsmanship and built by masons whose art is now all but lost. The spiral staircase in the center was an example of splendid workmanship. The site of the monument has been given to the state forestry department by the Washing- top County Historical Society, park will be built at the site, the monument restored and the road to the park improved. The monument is 54 feet in cir conference at the base and was originally 15 feet in height.

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April 4 Marie Goetz, widow of A. D. Goetz, former prominent harness manufacturer, died today at the age of 93. Worn Shoes that you think "gone" are never so far gone that we can't give them new life. OU'VE pr.thably heard this very special service in the Woman's Shoe Department and of the high quality of the workmanship.

Men's and women's shoes are rebuilt and relasted. Worn shoes rejuvenated with speed and skill, Re-sol inp done by a stit.ch.less, nailless Suede Shoes that, are marred made into wearable black kid- akin shoes. Bindings that are too tight, cut down and rebound. Wooden Heels to replace old ones or cover them. Re-soling done in an expert manner.

Shoes Dyed from one color to another. Fabric shoes tinted. Wide variety of colors. Hagerstown Hat Dry Cleaning Works 4c Shoe Repairing "ON THE SQUARE" LUCKIES ARE ALL-WAYS KIND TO YOUR THROAT strands of only the center leaves rolled round, tnd firm no loose ends. That's why Luckies 'keep in do not dry out.

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