PTA Meeting Draws 350 At Broadway-Warside High
About 350 patrons and teachers attended the first PTA evening meeting in the High School auditorium. Mrs. Frank Leiter presided as five minute talks covered community enterprises. Speakers included Henry Holzapfel Jr on the Chamber of Commerce, Miss Alice Edmonds on social services, Roy Danzer on Service Club, B J Grimes on housing, and Mrs H T McLaughlin on PTA and home relations. Girl Scout and Boy Scout demos complemented the program. The event ended with refreshments and promises of more meetings, a large father turnout noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway-Warside
Parent-Teachers Association
Frank §. Leiter
Henry Holzapfel, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Alice Edmonds
Roy Danzer
Rotary Club
Service Club
B. J. Grimes
Board of Education
H. T. McLaughlin
Howard Street
P T. Association
James Webb
Sur- Trey Association
Surrey
Pine Tree
Nellie Draper Carder
Boy Scouts
Presbyterians
Paull S. Shields
Z. Edward Harms
PLTA
Two 14-year-olds Held On Theft Charges
Two 14-year-old boys were arrested by police on theft charges after purses disappeared from the YMCA. They confessed, led officers to a hideout, and were released to appear before Justice Harry E. Snyder in the juvenile court. The purses contained small sums, with the youths spending about fifteen cents of the loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M.C.A
Harry E. Snyder
State Line Letter Shows Missionary Society Meeting
The Women's Missionary Society of the First United Brethren Church met at Miss Clyde Barnhart's home for January. The program included Scripture prayers readings and hymns. Attending were Rev. Charles Moon and daughter Betty Mrs. Alice Burkhalder and daughter Hazel Miss Lottie Myers Pauline Myers Mary Horst Mrs Helen Phiel Mr and Mrs P Stotler and son Robert and Mr and Mrs Robert Zeigler. Guests included Mr and Mrs Smith Burkhalder and daughter Hazel. Visitors to the Moon and Stotler home included Rev and Mrs Charles Moon and daughter Vestax. Swisher family members visited various homes, with others at the Swisher and Binkley residences and John Morrow Bern ard Swisher and Ed win Swisher among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Line
Women's Missionary Society For
First United Brethren Church
Clyde Barnhart
Charles Moon
Betty
Alice Burkhalder
Hazel
Lottie
Pauline Myers
Mary Horst
Hllen Phiel
Smith Burkhalder
Henry Plummer
Hagerstown
Vestax
C. P. Stotler
Walter Swisher
Bernard Swisher
Alvey
George Shrader
Greencastle
Clyde Binkley
John Binkley
George Swisher
John Morrow
Edwin
William Izer
Childs Restaurant Board Cuts Pay for Family Members
NEW YORK Feb 4 The payless policy at Childs Restaurant affects William Childs who ousted three officers and decreed that his wife brother and nephew elected to vacancies serve without pay. As chairman he cut his own salary 40 percent amid a proxy battle to keep control of the firm. A stockholders faction blamed vegetarianism driven losses.
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New York
Child's Restaurant
William Childs
Childs
Funeral Notices and Local Visits Reported
Daughters Helen Isabel and Jean and son Ambrose of near Greencastle, and Mr. Harry Swisher of Mason and Dixon. Harry Martin attended the funeral of Mr. Frank Helfrick at Leitersburg. Mrs. Bernard Swisher and Mrs. William Kershner visited Mrs. Hike Clydence of Hagerstown. funeral of Mrs. Ida Thrush noted at the home of Mr. and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Isabel
Jean
Ambrose
Greencastle
Harry Swisher
Mason and Dixon
Harry Martin
Frank Helfrick
Leitersburg
Bernard Swisher
William Kershner
Hike Cleydence
Hagerstown
Ida Xt. Thrush
Mrs Bittner service held at U B Church
Mrs Frank Bittner was held Sunday at the U B Church with Rev Earl Shoop officiating Burial was at Rose Hill cemetery A brief obituary item notes the ceremony and burial details for Mrs Bittner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bittner
U. B
Earl Shoop
Rose Hill Cemetery
Dr Howards Olive Tablets for children health aid
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Howards Olive Tablets as a mild corrective to regulate stomach and bowels, claiming they are safe, pleasant, and non habit forming. It notes they aid constpation sour stomach and torpid liver in children six and older, with presumed benefits to skin and eyes and requests a second bottle for 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howards
Edwards
Ohio
Edward
Hagerstown Ministers Seek Sunday Drug Store Hours
The Hagerstown Missionary Association plans to pressure drug stores to observe uniform Sunday hours. A four member committee led by Rev. Dr. Gillum, Rev. Dr. Plummer, and Rev. Dr. Hess will address stores that remain open only for prescriptions. The group also opposed the Baltimore Sunday motion picture bill and endorsed a statewide prohibition enforcement measure. Rev. Dr. Colt of Govans Church spoke on the Church Crusade program running Feb.17 to March 31. The meeting opened with Holy Communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Presbyterian Church 4
J. M. Gillum
F. Berry Plummer
W. S. Hess
Don 8. Colt
Govans M. ©. Church
Baltimore
Fines Imposed For Fighting At Vista Street Pool Room
Two Italians paid fines and a third was dismissed by Justice Richard Duffer yesterday after a fine for all fight at Nick Di Benedetto's Vista street pool room Sunday night. William Wartle and Samuel Bowlard suffered cuts and testified they were attacked by Nick and John and Frank Corsi. John Corsi admitted striking one man with part of a billiard stick. Corsi was fined $10. Frank Corsi was dismissed. Nick was fined $29, revolver found in his possession at arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Duffer
Vista Street
Nick di Benedetto
William Wartle
Samuel Bowlard
Nick
Br John
Frank Corsi
John Corsi
Corsi
Coach Urges Louder Cheering At Basketball Games
Coach Ed win Semler urged more and better yelling at basketball games during a High School Assembly on sportsmanship and school spirit. He warned that cheer from the stands was too weak and called for louder, more lusty support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Semler
Drama club plans Frolic for Field Fund drive
Hassett spoke on the club role in the Frolic and Ton Hall described the event’s aim. A Hen Campbell served as assembly chairman while HOT SALT GARGLES touted throat-clearing benefits of the remedy as a preventive measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hassett
Dramatic Club
Ton Hall
Ahen Campbell
It's Growing Shoulder-length bob gains fashion ground in schools
In a Brooklyn photo Miss Edna Rabbe from 1926 Avenue G showcases the growing shoulder-length bob among students. She praises Danderine as a simple care routine keeping hair tidy, dandruff free, and easily styled, claiming brighter color and lasting shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Edna Rabbe
Avenue G
Brooklyn
Rabbe
Danderine
Flrug
Salt therapies and dental care in ancient practice
The text notes the habit of hot salt gargles upon rising and states that salt is excellent for cleaning the teeth, reflecting early home health routines and dental hygiene beliefs.
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PTA
DR. Pierce
Pierce
Fenian Hotel
Bacale
Floyd Hutzell
Porterstown
HY Bair
Lucy Seer
Hoffman’s
Georgia
Richard Gallogly
Willard Smith
Atlanta
Gallogly
Hoke Smith
United States
Worth Yankey
Tokyo
Janap
Warners
Cherra Poonja
Assam
Want Drug Stores
Tedna
Rabb
Roney Bros
North Potomac Street
The
Washington Restaurant
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets
Miller’s Furniture Store
South Potomac Street
Peoples Store
Washington
Jacobeon's Furniture Store
W. Franklin St
Studebaker
Fleigh Motor
Oak Hilt Ave
T Tire Co
America
Florida
George
the American Tobacco
Manning
Aloys A. Wilson
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