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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1927
Page
8
Numerous individuals are listed as visiting or staying with relatives across cities such as Cedar Rapids Baltimore Martinsburg Chicago Williamsport and Jamestown. The items note extended visits motor trips and short hops with family friends and colleagues including patrolmen and bankers. Several residents plan upcoming trips to New York Boston Lake Champlain and New England states.
The ad touts a Radio-Active Pad worn on the stomach or by the user during the day claiming relief from neuritis rheumatism high blood pressure constipation nervous prostration heart liver kidney and bladder weakness. It invites trial and promises prices and descriptive literature from the Drum Appliance Co at 1492 Bradbury Los Angeles California.
Several hundred people are expected for the annual Union Sunday School picnic of Keedysville Sunday Schools at City Park on Wednesday. Participants meet at T. B. Church at 10 a.m. Lutheran United Brethren and Reformed Sunday Schools join in the event with baseball tennis and other sports on the program. no speeches.
Mr and Mrs H Mandelston of Oswego Avenue Baltimore announce the engagement of their daughter Freda to Mr Isaac Renbaum son of Mr and Mrs L Renbaum of Baltimore formerly of Hagerstown.
Harlan G Routzahn of Foltz Apartments cut the front finger of his right hand while operating a cutting machine at the Hagerstown Shoe and Legging Co. The incident occurred during work hours.
Logan Tribe Improved Order of Red Men schedules its sixth annual picnic for Labor Day Monday September 5 in Baker's Woods along the Boonsboro Keedysville state road. A morning parade begins at 9 in Boonsboro with noted speakers from Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia. The event features refreshments amusements and a marching club from Harrisburg.
Clerks at the Hagerstown Post Office will host a corn roast on the Moser farm at Bridgeport tomorrow evening. A baseball game is planned between the clerks and carriers.
The Beaver Creek Community Club will meet Thursday at 7 30 in the Community Building. Officers RE C F Weagley president RE S Baker vice president Irene Martin secretary and Mary Martin treasurer will entertain the club and the Beaver Creek Calf and Poultry Clubs at supper. Addresses will be given by Senator F W Mish County Agent M Dr Moore and J K Funk secretary of the farm Bureau.
The county docket includes couples from Carlisle and nearby towns such as Cavetown Three Springs Mill Creek and Harrisburg with ages ranging from 17 to 31. Names include Harry Miller Hermey Myers John R Gsell Leona Webb Earl Rutter Dolly Gates Raymond Arnold Ed Shreiner Mary Bumbarger Roscoe Stitely Helen Muth Wallace DeGrange and Blanche Keesecker.
The annual field day of the Knight Templar commanderies of Maryland’s Third Division will be held in Hagerstown with the date to be announced later. The division includes Cumberland Frederick Hagerstown Rockville and Hyattsville. A committee from the five commanderies met in Hagerstown to discuss plans. Last year’s event was at Frederick.
The W F Prior Co women hosted a Saturday afternoon shower for Mrs. Walter Gorman at the home of Misses Ruth and Edna Lehman on Dewey Avenue. Gorman formerly Hazel Spielman received many beautiful gifts from guests including Betty Rhodes Gladys Smith Jane Artz Lorraine Smith Frances Charles Frances Maisch Gene Thompson Madge Charles Agnes Hoelle Mother Spessard Edna Knode Margaret Annan Mary Kennedy Helen Startzman and Louise Young.
Mrs. Katherine S. Negley of Randolph Avenue entertained at dinner in honor of the Rev. Benjamin F. Summers of India, currently in the city on furlough, with Rev. A. M. Dixon Rev. Samuel D. Lindsay and Mr. and Mrs. Miller Ruth in attendance.
J Russell Wilson, former Hagerstown Y M C A physical director and recent Wil son & Poffenberger associate, is offered the Waynesboro Y M C A physical director post succeeding J M Bobo. If he accepts, he will return to Waynesboro where he served in 1920 1921. The U S Marine Corps Institute offers 2325 academic and vocational courses free to all Marines. 7064 men are enrolled.
An advertised cosmetic claims lemon juice mixed with Orchard White clears freckles tan and discolored skin. It says two lemons juice to one bottle of Orchard White provides a quick, inexpensive skin whitening lotion for face neck arms or hands and lasts through the season.
Miss Alberta Coleman home demonstration agent for Washington County announces two meetings. The Women's Club of Pectonville meets this afternoon and the Funkstown Girls gather at Ora Bussard's home on Wednesday morning.
A Thursday night pre school dance at the Womens Club Auditorium hosts the Al Sen Club members from the class of '26. Entertainment features Charles Herbert and the Surrey Sunbeams with an eleven piece band, plus John O'Connell of Lehigh University on saxophone.
Clay McLaughlin and Edgar Snevely will chaperone the event with Mr. and Mrs. Paul EB Gruber and Mr. and Mrs. L K Speilman listed as hosts.
Mr and Mrs Albert L Scott of N Locust Sr return from a motor tour visiting Erie Pennsylvania Canada Finger Lakes Watkins Glen and Niagara Falls among other points of interest Their only car trouble was refilling the gas tank and adding oil The trip covered about fifteen hundred miles
Arrangements are set for an American Automobile Association tour from the city to Endless Caverns on September 11. More than fifty cars are expected, formation at City Park at 8 a.m., with an AAA car and mechanics aboard. Luncheon will follow at Sheavalee Country Club New Market Va, then a cavern visit.
The Angle family held its second annual reunion at Red Bridge Park in Chambersburg. Rev. A. M. Dixon spoke as officers were elected: president B. F. Angle, vice-president Howard Angle, secretary Mrs. C F Winger, treasurer Alvin Zuck, historians Miss Andra Angle and Mrs. R F Angle, with Ira Angle and Charles Smith named among attendees. The group planned next year’s reunion for City Park in Hagerstown in August.
Mr and Mrs George Merlin Snyder announce the birth of a daughter named Jean Iola at the hospital Sunday. Mr Snyder serves as a deputy court clerk.
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