04 Feb 1929
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1929
Page
1
This ad urges guarding the nasal gateways against germs and suggests applying Ely's Cream Balm at the first sign of a head cold. It promotes the antiseptic cream as penetrating all passages, cleansing mucus, and healing inflamed membranes. Buy from the local druggist.
Potomac Playmakers stage The Romantic Young Lady this Thursday and Friday at the Women's Club auditorium. A wind and thunder display, created by Threll Sina and Fred Eaxtler, shapes the plot and setting, with a modern Spanish backdrop under Miss Helen Norton and assistants. G D Miller Furniture Store and Hagerstown Bookbinding provide furnishings, while Mary Wasaman handles tickets. Tickets go on exchange Monday and Tuesday 8 to 10 PM.
One hundred fifteen children from nine Washington County Junior societies attended the Junior C. E. rally Saturday afternoon at St. Pauls A B Church. County junior superintendent D R Baker led devotions while Rebecca Foltz played piano, Madeline Thomas sang, and Charles and Tommy Cassell performed a duet. Junior superintendent Smith delivered the principal talk on child training benefits. Prizes of junior banners were awarded to Christ Reformed Church of God and Shiloh U B.
Thomas Eddins, colored, charged with stealing a pick and harness from David Grant, is held for a hearing before Justice Duffey today. The report notes the accused is a negro.
Bones found in a small stream near Gettysburg Pennsylvania identified by Adams County coroner Dr Edgar A Miller as those of an adult woman. Feet and hands were recovered in a cardboard box carried by Gettysburg resident Joan Hamilton. Torso remains not found. Death estimated to be within the past year. Police think the burial site was chosen to conceal the body due to its obscurity.
The Frederick Street Market at 220 and 222 Frederick Street has been sold to William H Slick Sons of North Mulberry Street but the purchase price was not announced. The market was started about twelve years ago by James Koontz and has been run by Charles Stambaugh for seven years. Firemen to Meet An important meeting of the First Hose Company will be held tonight at 7 30 o clock with attendance urged.
Henry W. Funk died Saturday at 4 30 p m at his 861 Mulberry Avenue home from injuries after slipping on ice covered pavement Thursday. He was 54, worked at Reisner Manufacturing, and belonged to St Pauls U B Church. Survived by wife Mary E Funk son David Latrabe sister Lydia Funk brother M Funk. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p m at the house with Rev F Berry Plummer. burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
A special program for mothers and fathers is set for the Broadway Wayside Parent Teachers Association meeting tonight at 7 30 in the High School auditorium. The program includes discussions of school problems short talks music and demonstrations by the Boy and Girl Scouts refreshments will be served after. Parents of pupils and their friends are urged to attend.
The Hagerstown Driving Club chose J Leister as president and Charles McCammon as vice president with M Cushwa as treasurer and W A Clark as secretary. Local accidents and events include Bert Hespelhorn’s concussion after a bicycle crash and Willie Sowers injured when struck by a car. Mr and Mrs G J B House of Broad Run marked their 69th wedding anniversary at age 86. married in 1845. William Strock bought a 120 acre farm at Parat Trount for 124 an acre. Patrolman William Dagwall of Waynesboro was fatally shot during a police arrest attempt.
Years ago today the mayor and council discussed plans for a grand home-coming celebration for Company B. Lieut. William L. Kenly, nephew of Davies L. Kenly, a local resident, was promoted to captain for bravery.
Advertises MELLO GLO face powder praised by Debs supporters. Claims prevent large pores, long wear, smooth application, and skin purity without irritation or flaking. Highlights a new French process producing a youthful bloom and shine control. Sold by Leiter Bros.
In Cuba in action with Capt Kenly of the 1st Artillery. The Potomac and Conococheague rivers froze but were not thick enough for skating. A new carpet at the Masonic Temple weighed 1000 pounds and needed eight men to lay it. Bovey’s and Munson held the contract. Thunder lightning sleet and rain occurred within an hour, with vivid lightning and rolling thunder.
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