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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1930

Page

2

Rotary program features Gillisen at Hagerstown event

Gillisen’s talk at the Hagerstown Rotary Club drew humor and historical jabs, likening Roosevelt to a public figure, imitating a young English applicant for work at J Pierpont Morgan, and spoofing last election politics. Attendees from Waynesboro, Martinsburg, and Washington enjoyed the show. John J. Shank of Waynesboro presided. birthdays for William A. Roulette, William A. Tobias, and Col. William P. Lane were noted.

Gpuiker Hagerstown Ulek Roosevelt J. Pierpont Morgan Senate Gald Dewnpaper Washington Senate Press Gallery Agin Finnigan Danny Fanny Waynesboro Martinsburg John J. Shank Tuesaday William A. Roulette William A. Tobias William P. Lane

Local social notes from Walnut Point area

Walnut Point notes report visits among Spreckers, Kriners, Burgans, and Wyands. Paul French improves after lung drainage surgery at Washington County Hospital. Charle t Fever cases in the French home show improvement. Several families from Point Salem and Huyetts are mentioned with visits and gatherings.

Walnut Point Dec Preston Sprecker C. W. Ridenour Middleburg Pike George Kriner Middleburg Alvin Burgess Baltimore Walter Frush Paul French Washington County Hospital

Thanksgiving gatherings and family visits in local towns

Numerous households around Williamsport and nearby communities hosted relatives for Thanksgiving. The Burgans and Sprecher families shared meals after a day of work and travel, with extensive lists of attendees. One family faced a scarlet fever outbreak as Mrs. Ambrose and her children received care, while Helen Ambrose aided from Beaver Creek.

Roy Kendall Williamsport Fred L. Sprecher Robert Clearspring Preston Sprecher R. E B. Burgan Almeta Arthur Burgan Lloyd Burgan Alice Burgan Huyetts Bertha Sprecher Sallie Albert Charlton Kemps Charlton Hulton Long Johns Hopkins University Baltimore H. H. Long Otha Foltz Catherine Jene Mary Harold Jacob Foltz Downsville Pike Broadfording Church George Hart E. P. Wyand George Ambrose Helen Ambrose Beaver Creek

Halfway P T A Meeting Highlights School Cafeteria Success

The Halfway School P T A met Tuesday afternoon, reporting a successful cafeteria experiment. Children received funds to buy lunches, then chose hot meals. P T A members, led by chairwoman Mrs Long, oversee the cafeteria rotation. They celebrated ticket sales for Abraham Lincoln at the Maryland Theatre. A committee, aided by Boy and Girl Scouts, organized the drive, while aims include buying chairs, reference books, and equipment for the primary rooms and infirmary. A piano was placed on the first floor. pupils will present a Christmas cantata, and the Glen Club will sing carols on the street.

Halfway School Parents Teachers Association Glen Club

Downey Addresses Downsville PTA Meeting

Downey of Downsville, president of the Downsville School PTA, gave an engaging address. Refreshments were served in the cafeteria. The next meeting is set for the first Monday night in January at 7:30. Local mentions from Kew Hope, Pa note no unemployment and a single operating paper mill. Dr John A Flood, chief of police, commented on the town's state.

Downey Downsville John A. Flood

Financial mood blamed on mental reactions in stock slump

Baltimore December 5 The nation wide financial low mood is said to stem largely from mental reactions of those who suffered stock market losses during the past year Waldo Newcomer chairman of the Executive Board of the Baltimore Trust Company told the Advertising Club of Baltimore that business interests have not been insured to the public believed. He warned that those who lost money became overdepressed and this has deepened the trouble.

Baltimore Waldo Newcomer Baltimore Trust Company Advertising Club of Newcomer

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