Contest to End Tonight For Little Lady Luck Awards
Plans for presenting the Modern All Gas Home and other prizes by Little Lady Luck were finalized at a Hamilton Hotel dinner. Votes close tonight with standings led by Joan Seal and Shirley Ann Stahl. prizes include a jeweled wrist watch, a doll house, a doll and sled. The Mohawk note appears as a non sequitur after contest details.
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Maryland Theatre
Hamilton Hotel
Wm. & Tobias
Hagerstown Lion’s Club Babies Milk Fund
Tri- Plate
Hamilton Boulevard
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Martinsburg
Lester Bros
Havana
Miami
Joan Seal
Shirley Ann Stahl
Joan Snowberger
Chewsville
Joann Bailey
Louise Jones
Funkstown
Jane McCauley
Billie Fleigh
Patrica
Roane
Bruce Carson
Forced Saluting Of Flag Spurs Public Debate
Harrisburg Pa December 4 The head of Pennsylvania public schools says pupils should not be forced to salute the American flag urging patriotism come from leaders and meaning He contrasted compelled salutes with Nazi and fascist regimes after Minersville school officials barred non salute pupils without court order.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Lester K. Ade
Public Instruction
Dr. Ade
Minersville
C. E. Raudenbush
Legion Ball a Big Success in Hagerstown
The sixth annual Old Clothes Ball at the Masonic Temple drew over 500 dancers to the auditorium where Al Gruber and his ten piece Club Royal Orchestra played until midnight. More than five hundred clothing bundles were collected for Salvation Army and local charities. Admission required a bundle. donations exceed last year’s volume, with attendees also buying items to contribute.
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Masonic Temple
Morris Frock Post
American Legion
Salvation Army
Hagerstown
Masonic Auditorium
al Gruber
Club Royal Orchestra
Legionnaires
No amendments adopted to US Constitution 1804 to 1865
The record notes that no amendments were adopted to the United States Constitution between 1804 and 1865. It confirms the period had no formal changes despite ongoing political debates and events shaping the nation during the early to mid 19th century.
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U. S
Easy-To-Sew Blouses Pattern Advertisement
Such charming blouse patterns with corselet waistlines and a cardigan option. Designs include size ranges 14 to 44 inches bust and prices of ten cents per pattern with mail order from the Daily Mail Pattern Department in New York.
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Laura L Baldt
A. M
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
N. Y
Daily Mail
West 19Th Street
Local Scouts honor three with Eagle badges at county ceremony
Three members of local Boy Scout troops received Eagle badges at the Court of Honor in the Washington County Court House. Mayor W Lee Elgin Col John Carmichael and Judge George Hicks assisted. Richard Wallace of Troop 10 earned a life Scout award. other Eagle recipients were Deen Marquart Troop 10 Clarence Valentine Troop 12 and Floyd Neal Troop 13 Scoutmaster. Curtis Mullenix and Elmer Funkhouser also presented badges and pins to numerous Scouts with first class and merit badges awarded to many more.
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Washington County
Boy Scout Council
W. Lee Elgin
Hagerstown
Col
John Carmichael
George Hicks
Court of Honor Committee
Richard Wallace
Elmer N. Funkhouser
Deen Marquart
Clarence Valentine
Floyd Neal
John D. Hollyday
Court of Honor
Sloop
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Elgin
Carl Bender
William O. Binkley
Billy Elgin
James Hussong
Earl Brown
Bud English
William Hammond
Franklin Stover
Miller Smith
Billy Middlecamp
Eugene Marlow
William Murray
Billy Wallick
Paul Matchenson
Max Showe
Curtis Mullenix
Charles Danzer
Robert Moore
Chester Keedy
Glenn Mosser
Star Scout
Robert Bohman
Robert Gurney
Robert Wallace
Mirton Johnson
Robert Lizer
John B. King
Elroy Boyer
Phil Brewer
John Carbaugh
Bob Diehl
Willis Altenderfer
Joe Byron
Bob Moore
George Scheck
Jack Myers
John, Zimer
Green Submits Wage Hour Bill to Congress
A F L President William Green disclosed a drastic wage hour bill to Congress. It would set a flat 40 cent per hour minimum wage and a 40 hour work week for interstate workers, with enforcement by the Justice Department. It opposes a federal board like the National Labor Relations Board and seeks overtime and farm labor exemptions questions to be addressed.
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Washington
Congress
A. F. of L
William Green
Justice Department
Green
A. F. of L. Executive Council
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Board
Famed Scientist Forecasts New Step In Prolonging Human Life
Dr. Alexis Carrel, Rockefeller Institute scientist, forecast a new path to longer life by regulating inner time or the physiological clock. He described a proposed institute to study aging and said future gains hinge on preventing heart disease and cancer and improving tissue and blood resistance. He cited experiments showing tissue cells can age slowly if waste products are removed, noting the body's washing organs help but aging persists.
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Alexis Carrell
Rockefeller Institute
Dr. Carrel
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Carrel
Local Scout Names in Honor Roll of Leaders
Roy Hoover George Koons James Bowser William Shipley scoutmaster Harold Dagenhart Jack King Joe Finfrock Donald Darkiss appear among a regional scouting group’s listed leaders and volunteers. The document credits each with roles in organizing events and supporting youth programs across the district.
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Roy Hoover
George Koons
James Bowser
William Shipley
Harold Dagenhart
Jack King
Joe Finfrock
Donald Darkiss
Elks Memorial Service scheduled for Sunday evening
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks holds its annual memorial exercises Sunday at 8 PM in the Elks Home auditorium at 11 South Potomac Street. Rev. Walter B. McKinley of St. Mark's Church will deliver the address, with St. Mark's congregation invited to attend. James B. McGuffin and Amos Harper will sing, George H. Buys will play the Hammond organ, and Exalted Ruler John G. Sommer will lead the ceremony.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks
South Potomac Street
Walter B. MecKinley
St. Mark’s
Lappans
McKinley
Hagerstown
The
James B. McGuffin
Amos Harper
George H. Buys
John G. Sommer
Hagerstown Lodge
Frank M. Gallagher
E. Leister Mobley
John E. France
Richard B. Prather
George B. Oswald
Harry A. Shafer
Charles Mumma
Earl A. Ford
Turkey Dinner To Be Given Monday
On Monday at 7 o clock in the grill room of the Loyal Order of Moose a turkey dinner with entertainment will be tendered the Moose Drum Corps for their excellent work during the past year. Manager J T Dre urges all drum corps members to attend. the annual banquet is expected to surpass all others.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Moose
J. T. Dre
Father John's Medicine Promises Quick Cold Relief
A vintage advertisement extols Father John's Medicine for curing colds and boosting resistance. It claims 83 years of effectiveness, no drugs, and nourishing elements that help the body throw off colds sooner and restore strength.
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Father John
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Hagerstown, MD
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Dooley
Aunt Minnie
ATLAS
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Nelda
Bill
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Paderal
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R. D. McKee
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