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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1927
Page
12
Downeville report details Sunday church service led by Lester H. Martin with attendees Vera Downs Mary Martin and others. It lists numerous guests visiting from Chambersburg Derry Wil liamsport and Chicago plus trips to Illinois for three weeks and local visits to Middletown Sharpsburg and The Neck.
Moone’s Emerald Oil offers a money back guarantee if it fails to ease soreness and pain in 24 hours. The ad claims rapid relief for corns, bunions, and even swollen or varicose veins and promotes purchase at Canffman’s Cut Rate Stores and other druggists.
A long list of callers and visitors includes Isaac Long's family with Lewis Downey and others at Harry H. Long's home. Raymond Hull and Russell Baker returned from a motor trip through Illinois Wisconsin Ohio. Downey appointed agriculture teacher in Emmitsburg Thurmont. Families from Shank Davis Flook Cline and many others shared visits across Gettysburg Battlefield Springdale Park and nearby communities.
In Century magazine survey, Dr Edward Alsworth Poss reports world population at 1 850 000 000 and rising at about 50 000 people per day outlining rapid demographic growth.
The Alsatia Club will hold a River Stag Party at Brewer's Club House along the Conococheague Creek Sunday afternoon August 21 starting at 2 o'clock. George Orrick heads the committee and promises a sumptuous dinner, various sports, and other entertainment. Members needing transport should meet at the Alsatia Club rooms at 2.
Miss Lena Dodds of Washington Avenue has returned after a two week vacation.
Bill Burgess, trainer of Channel swimmers, is optimistic about the Zutenfield twins of New York. He says these girls will swim the English Channel before any aviator crosses the Atlantic.
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