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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
3
Head of Court is re elected as Grand Regent of the Court of Catholic Daughters of America. Miss Atborda Th Molites, five times Grand Regent, was chosen for another term at the annual gathering. Attending officers included Aleria R. Mantey in the ceremony.
Niceevani regent Cuibebtha and Mary Nehring lead a slate of trustees and officers including Amr Eekenraiey and Margaret Avisparger. The Conve Tinerstown meeting on December 2 approved committee progress. A van party is planned at Tintary Watton, and a Christmas party is set for the Tuesday before Christmas with events around SHU and 1216.
Library shelves updated with fiction and nonfiction titles including The white queen Lev Thais and The romance of the last emnade. Debates at Takeblicv-Life of Shivai Mahara feature in the high school program under the Commission for relief to Belgium.
United Press compiled December radio guide shows programs across KGO WEAF KDKA WLW WGN WBBM WABC and many others. Stations in Los Angeles New York Chicago Pittsburgh and more feature concerts news talk and orchestras with hourly schedules and local time references.
Nine liquor law violators drew terms in the Maryland House of Correction and some were fined. Walter McAfee and others received months in the correction house, with several fines. Abraham S. Deeds, former deputy sheriff, got one year on embezzlement charges, to run concurrently. Paroles were granted for a list of prisoners including George Zumbra and John Turman for larceny and forgery cases.
Neuritis and rheumatism sufferers report dramatic relief from a simple home treatment. A Moncton reader recalls being unable to walk for weeks until one bottle of Sloan's Liniment was applied lightly with no rubbing. The medicine itself penetrates to relieve swelling and inflammation, ending the pain and restoring comfort. Available at druggists for 35 cents.
A garbled 19th century notice lists multiple individuals including Robert Yeukle and Olin Samuel Houpt. It records robbery charges and various sentences such as two years or 18 months in the House of Correction, with references to offenses like assault and larceny and mentions of an institution labeled St Marys.
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