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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1928

Page

10

Jail to get an addition portable detention home

The Board of County Commissioners approved erecting a portable detention home on the northeast corner of the jail to house unemployed men with no lodging. Road workers will build it under General Road Supervisor Abram Shank, using cells from the old police station. Construction starts soon after the inspection and dinner with Sheriff Kline.

Board of County Commissioners General Road Abram Shank Shank Guy’ Gantz C. N. Baylor Kline

Thanksgiving programs highlight Shiloh CE activities

Shiloh Christian Endeavor societies held Thanksgiving programs on Sunday evening November 25. Kathleen Holmes led the Juniors with features including the Harvest Feast and Turkey Hunt. Seniors and Intermediates gave Thanksgiving talks and songs. Mrs Holmes read the Proclamation, Rev Paul Cooper spoke, and Miss Erma Smeyer led. The church was decoratively stocked with fruits and vegetables donated to the pastor and wife.

Shiloh Christian Endeavor Societies Kathleen Holmes Erma Smeyer C. E Holmes Paul Cooper Mary Priest Keller McPherson Smithsburg Arthur Cromwell Westminster Samuel Cromwell Lester Travinger Mason Troupe

Local families share visits and pursuits around Reid area

The article lists various community activities including Mr Orville Palmer visiting with sister Mrs Roy Henessy and family, the Itneyer and Garlock families motoring to Clearspring and Philadelphia, Erma Imeyer and others attending a council rally at St Pauls M E Church Smithsburg, and several residents traveling or visiting in Chambersburg and Waynesboro. It notes fall plowing by farmers and Nellie Smeyer resuming teaching at Chewsville School after illness, plus Joe Foreino moving to a new home.

Reid Orville Palmer Roy Henessy Wm. Itneyer Erma Edgar Clearspring Clarence Pound Erma Imeyer Wm. Harbaugh John McNairn St. Paul's M. E Smithsburg Dinkle Waynesboro Philadelphia Statton Garlock Dam No.4 Robert Garlock Erma Smeyer Preston Travinger Percy Zeigler Ellen Dayhoff Frances Edna Elizabeth Dayhoff Wm. Johns Chambersburg John Audrey McNairn Annie Snider Nellie Smeyer Chewsville Joe Foreino

Musterole Relief Versus Mustard Plaster For Colds

Grandmother knew mustard plasters helped congestion but caused burns. Musterole offers similar relief without plaster or blistering. Rub gently to ease sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache and chest colds. may help prevent pneumonia.

Nevada builds death gas house for man's execution

Carson City Nevada installs a new lethal gas chamber at the state prison to execute Robert F White who faces death January 13 1929 for the Elko murder of Louis Lavall. The old gas chamber has been replaced and may also house condemned prisoners, as White fights his sentence in court.

Carson City Nev Nevada State Prison Robert F. White Elko Nevada White Gee John Stanko Jukich Louis Lavall Lavall

Woodmen of World Elects Officers in Camp No 1

Camp No 1 Woodmen of the World held a spirited election with five candidates for some posts. S B Whitmore succeeds John W Rohrer as clerk after Rohrer served two consecutive years and retires due to impaired health.

Woodmen ‘of the World Co. C Mc Namee G. W. Thomas P. Baechtel C. E. Smith Ss. B. Whitmore J. L. Showe Lee Smith G. W. Frost C. A. Hartsock J. C. Cohn J. W. Straley S. B. Whitmore John W. Rohrer

Woman loses shoes in Al Smith crowd crush at New Britain

A bystander recounts a rush at Gov. Al Smith’s appearance in New Britain Connecticut where a woman was lifted from her feet during the surge and spent several minutes recovering her shoes amid the crowd.

New Britain Conn Gov. al Smith

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