30 Apr 1929
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1929
Page
1
After Sunday service at First Baptist Church Rev. Dr. J. Y. Irwin presented his resignation to church clerk Roman Stattler. The resignation was not accepted but a committee was appointed to meet him and seek withdrawal. A final decision is expected soon. The resignation extends to allow a call from Central Baptist Church Millville N.
The Williamsport Community Band directed by Charles Partridge and the Study Club taught by Mrs. Clara Bolinger Stouffer are the latest groups to join the Maryland Federation of Music Clubs, led by president Mrs. Joseph C. Byron. The federation issued its first annual Bulletin with activities and member group news, and Mrs. Byron’s portrait is in the issue.
Hundreds praise Miller's Herb Extract as a quick acting tonic laxative. Prominent local figures like John C. Palmer endorse it after relief from stomach gas constipation and dizziness. Palmer reports dramatic health restoration and urges others to try the remedy at People's Drugs Store 17 West Washington Street.
Shiloh April 24 service drew a capacity crowd with Rev Paul Cooper guiding a varied program. Visiting pastors from Long Meadows Dunkard, St Pauls A B, Chewsville, Middlebury U B, Lutheran Chapel, and Fayetteville spoke. Dr Charles Fultz delivered the afternoon address on home. Oldest attendee Nick Garlock and youngest Jean Marie Price honored with bouquets. offering to building fund. Services April 28 include Sunday school at 9:30 and Young People's Anniversary Day program at 7 p.m.
Indianapolis April 30 Hungry drivers win the mental edge over well fed racers in the upcoming Indianapolis 500. Tom Beall, chief dietitian at the speedway, claims a hungry stomach boosts endurance and speed, recounting past winners and his roadside cafe for drivers and crews.
A New Jersey man and others are urged to try McCoy's Tablets to gain weight and improve health. The ad pledges an ironclad guarantee: if after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes no one gains at least pounds and feels improved, the druggist will refund the money. Marketed by McCoy's Laboratories with Cod Liver Oil distributors listed.
The Downinville Christian Church ladies plan a special program on Wednesday evening May 1 featuring the play Helen Blanchard's Conquest. The act depicts a Ladies Aid ward mission struggle and its resolution by missionary Miss Blanchard. Past money trees will be collected for the building fund. The program promises a unique experience.
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