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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1928
Page
4
A joint committee representing Congregational and Christian churches announced tonight a potential merger. If completed it would be the largest union of district denominations in the United States, uniting 5,548 Congregational churches with 928,558 members and 950 Christian churches with 114,136 members.
Narrowed search for Mr Hyde and Mrs Unsen in Idaho is focused on a remote area of the Grand Canyon along the Colorado River about 13 miles below Diamond Creek. Army air observers report the couple stranded on a rock after attempting to shoot the rapid near Green River Needles area.
A man charged in Croydon England with begging was found with five bottles of feet two bottles of water and one spirits along with five razors in his pockets.
Keedysville reports a well attended Friday performance of Professor Pepp. An aluminum ware rep hosted a supper and demonstration at Estay Clopper's home with many local residents present. Sunday visits included families from Sharpsburg and Lappans. One resident, injured while crossing, shows signs of improvement. Diners and gatherings feature the area, with prize winners in a bridge game and local cattle butchering noted.
Henry B Wolf, once a widely known criminal lawyer, seeks rein statement before the supreme bench. The move to reinstate will be referred to the Baltimore Bar Association, following his debarment after a misdemeanor conviction tied to a Morris murder case search and arrest.
The Hahn Department Stores, Inc. announces the acquisition of 22 large department store companies as part of a formation process. Capitalization exceeds $60,000,000. Lew Hahn, former managing director of the National Retail Dry Goods Association, is president of the new company.
Mr and Mrs Edward Snyder host relatives including Joseph Lurch and their children David Charles Billy Roland Lee and others. The gathering includes Mrs Foster Long Mrs Harry Shepley Mrs John Snyder and Mrs Walter Cockerell. Visitors arrive from Chambersburg Sharpsburg Martinsburg and Burkittaville.
The Philadelphia rector was called home for her mother’s illness as families from Hagerstown and Baltimore visited local homes. Quinsy confined Mrs Vernon Long. several names and kinfolk appear among visitors. A large Christmas tree stands in the Square with carols planned, and Clayton Weaver is named head butcher.
The event at the home of Mr. and Mrs Raymond Thomas featured several helpers including Mrs Harry Karna Mrs Laroy Karis and son Ray Mrs Elmer Wyand Charles Knadier John Thomas and Robert Thomas. A large dinner followed the tea service.
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