The Hagerstown Globe
MAYOR JACKSON TO
SPEAK HERE IN MAY
Baltimore Executive Invit
ed Here by Women’s
Organization
Mayor Howard Jackson, of Baltimore
who some weeks ago was invited by the
Democratic Women's Organization of
Hagerstown to speak here, has notified
the club officers that he would accept
and address them at the regular session
in May.
The Baltimore executive, who is be
ing prominently mentioned as a candi
aate for Governor has appeared in this
city on previous occasions and is recog
nized as a splendid orator.
The Women’s Organization Club,
with a membership of 230 has been for
tunate in securing prominent speakers
since its organization. Among those
who have addressed them are former At
torney General William Preston Lane,
former Secretary of State Winbrenner,
Jrd., of Frederick and former State Sen
ator William D. Byron, of Williamsport.
Officials of the National Democratic
Speakers Bureau, Washington, D. C.,
are outlining a speakers program for the
local club, and during the coming months
men and women of national prominence
will appear before the club here.
POPULAR PROJECT
The most popular city project: The
Municipal Swimming Pool.
RHEINGOLD BEER
At The Price Of Ordinary Beer
HARTLE BROS,, DISTRIBUTOR
RONEY BROTHERS TO MOVE
Roney Brothers have announced that
on or about April 1, they will move to
their new location at 25 North Potomae
street, in the John W. Myers Building.
SRS e e D
BIG THINGS HAVE
HAPPENED
Since you or your friends
have bought
BV LVINATORSR
THOSE WHO HAVE PUT OFF
BUYING AN ELECTRIC REFRIG
ERATOR, WHO HAVE WAITED
FOR NEW DEVELOPMENTS,
NEW IMPROVEMENTS, HAVE
FOUND IN THE NEW 1936 KEL
VINATOR THE ANSWER TO
EVERY QUESTION THAT A
CONSERVATIVE BUYER COULD
ASK.
SEE THE NEW MODELS
NOW ON DISPLAY
AT
BOHMAN-WARNE, Inc.
BUSINESS GROUP TO
MEET MONDAY NIGHT
Hagerstown Business and
Industrial Asso. Active
With Their Program
Dr. J. Hubert Porterfield, president of
the Hagerstown Business and Industrial
Association announced today that J. (.
Eppinger, of Chambersburg, would be
the principal speaker at the regular
meeting of the organization on Monday
night. The meeting will be held at the
Hotel Hamilton.
The new association, formed some
months ago has been very active since its
organization and has done considerable
work toward bringing new industries to
Hagerstown. At the present time they
are in communication with several large
companies, now located in New York
State, who have expressed their desire
to move their plants to locations where
foreign-born labor is at a minimum.
This ecity, according to a recent sur
vey has many advantages, especially in
the labor and electric power fields, and
it is from this angle the local organiza
tions are making their bids to prospeective
industries.
The Industrial Association, which
started with less than a dozen members,
now boasts of a membership of approxi
mately 100 business and professional
men, and to this roster new names are
being added each week.
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