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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1928

Page

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Reverend Dr Clever to Celebrate Birthday Anniversary

The sixth birthday of Rev. Dr. Conrad Clever, longtime Ha gerstown minister, will be marked with services on Sunday and a reception Monday night. Notables include Dr. Paul Linebanagh of Philadelphia and Dr. William Mann Irving of Mercer’s Academy, with sermons by Dr. Meminger and Dr. St. Wagner. The congregational committee and city ministers plan the events. Dr. Clever has served Christ Reformed Church for about 25 years.

Conrad Clever Hagerstown Serview Paul Linebanagh The Reformed Church Moor F. Dorry Plummer Linesbaveh Irvine Glover Christ Reformed Church Hageretown H. ©. Foltz Bruce M. Helm H. K. Ramsburg Wm. J. Sclnebley Walter Schnebley Wm. Snyder John Keller A. D. Herbert David Long Kiefer Brandenburg F. Carlton Helm Charles Marks

Pain Reliver Ad Claims Harmless Heat Treatment

An old advertisement touts a topical remedy for pain neuritis rheumatism and stiffness with an applicator attached to a cot. It promises penetrating heat to relieve joints and nerves, claims two soothing ingredients and no skin irritation, and prices it at 60 cents at any drug store.

Air Corps Sets New Flying Altitude Limits

Washington February 5 Major General James Fecbet chief of the Air Corps fixed new altitude limits for high flyers. Without oxygen they may not fly over people below 16 000 feet. With oxygen devices the limit rises to 75 000 feet. The minimum altitude over populated areas is now 75 feet.

Washington James ¥. Fecbet Air Corps

Shiloh Letter Notes Local Social Visits

Mrs James Dayholt recovers at home after illness. Residents Mrs Luther Fouke Mrs Harry Jacob Shadrack and others visited Antietam Paper Mila years. Mr and Mrs J O Frey welcomed guests Mr and Mrs Harry Frey Smithshore Md. Mrs Harry Rowe and Miss Tea Bowers stayed with Mr and Mrs Albertus Bowers Funkstown. Visitors to Mrs Harry Rowes home included Mrs Susan Kreps Mrs Williams Rands of Hagerstown Mrs Malinda Moors and Mrs Simon Stottlemeyer. Nick Garlock, aged 84, celebrated with a birthday cake of 84 candles. He attended a Christian Endeavor Society social Jan 41.

James Dayholt Hansai Luther Fouke Harry Jacob Shadrack Shadrack Antietam Mila J. O. Frey Harry Frey Smithshore Harry Rowe Mise Téa Bowers Albertus Bowers Funkstown Susan Kreps Williams Rands Christian Endeavor Society

Welcome to Two French Aviators Plan Arrival

Washington reports preparations to greet French aviators Dieudonne Costes and Joseph Lebrix on their arrival from Paris. The welcome follows their prior flights through Africa, the Americas, and Mexico, with the U.S. government promising reciprocal hospitality to Charles Lindbergh and other American aviators in France.

Washington Waebeington Dieudonne Costes Joseph Lebrix Parle Africa South Central America Mexico Charles A. Idndbergh transAlantic Amsnt France Domimander Byrd

Harrison Acquitted of Slaying Man in Shepherdstown

Clarence J. Harrison, a former Local garage employee, was acquitted by a Charles Town jury of the murder of Shirley of Shepherdstown last September. The jury deliberated about two hours before returning the verdict shortly before midnight. Prosecution indicated intentions to file indictments against Frank Hardy and Charles Wiltshire for being accessories to the crime. The defense centered on alibi claiming Harrison was visiting relatives in Washington County and Hagerstown the night of the killing.

Clarence J. Harrison Charles Brosest Shirley Shepherdstown John T. Porterfield Frank Hardy Charles Wiltshire Millville OW. Wa Harrison Washington County Hagerstown Louise Allen Marie Lowise Myers

Woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound

Mrs. Lawrence Weaver of East Smithfield Pa says after three weeks she slept better and gained strength, enabling her to care for three children and perform light work. She urges other women to try the remedy and offers to answer letters about it.

Lawrence Weavtn East Smithfield Stu Mt Pleasant Elmalfar Thota Lydia B. Pinkham

Plane leaves on trip to Havana to establish air mail route

A Sikorsky amphibian plane named Pin America, piloted by Lieut. Arthur Gavin with Navy Dept support, departed Washington bound for Havana Cuba in a survey for an air mail route to Colon in the Panama Canal Zone. Organizers Hambleton and Col J A American Airways coordinate the voyage.

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DR. Clever Christ Reformed Washington Service Co W. Wash. St Kohler Gruen Central Shiloh Enat Washington Hagerstown, Md Central Press Rames Rialto Theater Fall River Massachusetts New York American Writers Guild Today Constanta Foley E. Boggese Tores Man Charles Town W. Va Weaver Lydia E. Pinkham Arcadia Nixon's Academy Arcadians Havana Pha i Lisk Harry S. Myers Mina Bentz & Mundey Jewelers Wallace Dreseas University Clothes, Inc 45 South Potomes Strat Taubman Potomac Street Sapa Bible’s Shoe Shop Potomac St. Hagerstown Willis Vernon-Cole Dra Clarence Martin Wet Nfluenza Fos Priaadre Meat Vicks Lambert Goodyear Speedway Mesumus Bank Samabody Hagerstown Loan and Thrift Corporation Grice Aie Potomac Edison Co E, Washington St
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