23 Apr 1936
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1936
Page
1
Preparatory service for Holy Communion will be held Thursday at 7 20 p m at Salem Reformed Church off Cear fess Pike. Holy Communion to be administered Sunday at 12 o'clock. Services conducted by Rev HA Feaperman. Beattie requires twice yearly motor vehicle safety tests.
Thousands of college undergraduates and high school students joined a third annual antiwar demonstration organized by the American Students' Union. Estimated 590,000 participated with many campuses sanctioning the protests. Incident at Appleton Wisconsin injured a student. clashes at Temple University and the University of Kansas. prominent figures including Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and John W. Studebaker attended events. A Washington peace campaign released pigeons bearing a peace message.
Shiloh notes services on April 19 with Sunday school at 9 30 in the morning and youth programs in the evening. The annual Home Coming is set for April 26 with Rev Ira Sankey Ernst of Carlisle as speaker. A monthly W M A meeting was held with a list of attending members and February school attendees named in Miss Nona Balsley s class.
A preschool clinic will be held at the Howard Street School at 1 30 this afternoon. The examination aims to correct defects that hinder children in school and all parents with children entering Howard Street in the fall are urged to bring their children. Dr. Cameron will be assisted by others.
City physicians, with the cooperation of the Parent Teacher Association, are conducting a series of health clinics. The program aims to provide routine checkups and health guidance to students and families in the community.
In Erie on April 22 an officer found two youths who confessed to stealing a bicycle but could not produce it. They said four men stole it from them. Kansas Young Democratic clubs report a 10,000 member count.
An advertising claim promotes Allenru as a swift remedy for rheumatism aggravated by excess uric acid. The copy asserts relief within 48 hours and urges readers to ask a druggist for the prescription at about five cents in cost.
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