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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1932
Page
2
A 1931 tally lists 180 accidental deaths in Wisconsin caused by traffic incidents and swimming mishaps among youths aged 15 to 19. Rates reflect hazards faced by teenagers in transport and water activities amid evolving safety concerns.
Mapleville residents share a busy social week with relatives and friends across Hagerstown Cavetown Pittsburgh and nearby towns. Guests include Miss William Kennedy Mrs. Nerva Greve and many Keadles along with Reeder Calary and Stine families. The piece notes blackbird roosts and routine gatherings as summer closes.
Waln ut Point residents gather at St Paul s church for the Retired Congregation Ladies Aid Society meeting. Members quill and rug, piece a quilt, enjoy a noon dinner. Visitors include Miss Pearl Ebersole and Miss Thelma Elliott among many others. Virginia and Haine Chariton return from Kemps with grandmother Mrs Bertha Sprecher.
The Herald Mail announces classified advertising rules, distribution, and rates including daily, three, six, and yearly insertions. It lists classifications alphabetically from Announcements to Auctions Legal and offers intake hours from 8 p m to 9 p m with deadlines for same day or next edition.
The report lists numerous visits among residents of State Line and nearby areas. Families including Burkholder, Fouke, Smith, Harbaugh, Zimmerman, Keller, Dayhoff, and others are mentioned visiting relatives and friends such as Plummer, Mrs. M. L. Fouke, Welsh Run, Knoxville, and Paramount. Several week end and Tuesday evening gatherings are noted, highlighting social ties in the community.
Mrs. Sr. E. Burgan and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rappana hosted a meeting of the Girls Missionary Guild of the St. Paul's Reformed congregation at the Schneebly home Fairview. Attendees included Almeta Burgan Arthur Schnebly Ruth Seibert Madaline Kretzer Catherine Schwebly Anna Seibert Maria Farrow Josephine Seibert and others. A picnic at Rev. F. B. Peck's Silver Run home on Aug. 12 was decided and a wiener roast followed the adjournment with guests invited to the nearby meadow.
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