04 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1930
Page
1
The article recalls Christies and Bayer hosting a Christmas morning event for needy children. The Empty Stocking Club grew from a film show and treats into a formal movement run by Charles Bayer and supporters to care for worthy kids during Christmas.
Charles Boyer, sidelined by pain, urges support for the Empty Stocking Club to finance a Christmas party for local children. Maryland Theatre officials Boucher and Bachrach offer venue and moving pictures, plus Santa Claus, to extend cheer to every kiddie in town. Contributions of any size are welcome to ensure no child faces an empty stocking on Christmas morning.
The Mayor will submit Dr Wiam D Campbell and Harper Ballentine for the new City Board of Health with Mayor Musey acting as chairman. The board will advise on health matters and advise Health Officer Dr W Ross Cameron. Bids for a $350000 sewer project will wait for several weeks as the bond approval is not yet official.
Mellon urges Congress to amend the loan law granting the Treasury full freedom to determine security types in a refunding and to issue eight billion dollars in new bonds to retire older debt. He also repeats a proposal to exempt income tax on gains from federal securities for buyers, aligning with state and municipal borrowings.
Oliver B. Garrett, a former Boston police liquor and vice raider, surrendered to Boston police and awaits the outcome of his trial on extortion charges stemming from a June sighting.
Bradley Gaver of Myersville and Leon Zebn of this city, students at the Theological Seminary in Gettysburg Pa, will conduct the evening worship at Trinity Chapel on Liberty Street Sunday at 7 45. Mr Gaver will be the preacher.
The King's Daughters on East Washington Street collected 448 garments from 33 families for warmth this winter. An appeal is issued for more old clothing to be donated. In local hospital news, Catherine Davis fractured her ankle near Clearspring and James Dayhoff was admitted for treatment of an infected foot. Natalie Hays Hammond, daughter of John Hays Hammond, has formed a company to metalize objects under a secret process.
An aged advertisement touts Magnesia Oxoids as a cure for acidity causing sleeplessness and fatigue. It claims the product releases oxygen in the stomach, neutralizes acid, and improves digestion and sleep. Consumers are urged to buy at Peoples Service Drug Stores and return unused bottles for a full refund.
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