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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1931

Page

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Rotary Club Welcomes Seven New Members

The Rotary Club at the Alexander yesterday initiated seven new Rotarians since July 1. The new members are Dr. Charles L. Movyrer, Henry C. Triesler, E. B. Ellinger, J. H. Leonard, Earley H. Lightner, Harry Fridinger, and John B. Sumpter. Dr. Scott R. Wagner urged the world wide Rotary program and its aims in fostering understanding, friendship, and peace through professional service.

Rotary Rotary Club The Alexander Charles L. Movyrer Henry C. Triesler E B. Ellinger J. H. Leonard Earley H. Lightner Harry Fridinger John 8. Sumpter Scott R. Wagner Wreed Wagner

Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Claims Health Benefits

An old advertorial urges readers to take Carter's Little Liver Pills to relieve digestive issues, promote bile flow, and improve overall well being. It warns against other remedies and emphasizes the red labeled bottle as proof of authenticity.

Carter

Rotary Club Focuses on Character in Education

Dr. Wagner highlights a Carnegie Foundation survey placing character first among success elements and Rotary endorses education that emphasizes moral development over simple knowledge. Rotarian Byron promotes Boy Scout work and invites patronage at the Armory carnival. Next speaker will be Harry Byror discussing George Washington's Will. Visitors include several local figures from Chambersburg Greencastle and Hagerstown.

Rotary Wagner Carnegie Foundation Joseph W. Byron Armory Harry H. Byror Martinsburg George Washington Harry Mong Chambersburg Vaughn J. Byron J. C Mercersburg G. E. Platt Earl Gardner Greencastle H. W. Price Hagerstown

Former Brunswick Mayor Eugene Harrison Dies at 65

Eugene L. Harrison, 65, longtime Brunswick leader and former Maryland legislator, died of heart disease yesterday. He served twice as Brunswick mayor and sat on the Frederick County Board of Education. A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employee for 51 years, he is survived by his widow and son William C. Harrison of Baltimore. Funeral services are Friday.

Brunswick Eugene L. Harrison Baltimore

Band Concerts Set for YMCA Gymnasium This Sunday

The Municipal Band will hold Sunday afternoon concerts in the YMCA gym. C. E. Steele, secretary, secured board approval. Repairs and building needs will be reviewed by W. B. Reisner and reported in March, with costs likely included in the 1931-1932 budget starting May 1.

C. E. Steele Steele Iy ‘Xon Academy W. B. Reisner Finance Committee

Red Cross Allocates Garden Seeds Locally

The Red Cross Chapter in Wa county announces bulk seed distribution from the National Headquarters to drought affected families. Eligible households with land will receive seed packets approved with Agriculture Department guidance to plant gardens as ground allows.

Red Cross American Red Cross Washington U. S. Department of Agriculture State Departments of Agriculture

Konjola Finest Of Medicines Wins Yet Again

Results matter and Konjola is trusted for victories. The passage highlights a modern medicine that repeatedly claims success where others fail, underscoring its track record and efficacy.

Konjola

Konjola Promises Relief For Digestive Ailments

A testimonial from W S Jennings of Brownsville Md praises Konjola as modern medicine for stomach liver kidneys and bowels and for rheumatism and nervousness. The ad notes the Peoples Service drug store at 17 West Washington Street where customers hear about Konjola and its purported benefits.

W. S. Jennings Gruber Konijola Brownsville Peoples Service West

Young Elopers Return From Florida

James Gorman aged 17 and his 12 year old bride Janice Gerling return from Jacksonville Florida. Fathers John Gorman and C IL Gerling accompany them home after detainment by police. Mayier Halligan also returns with the couple.

James Gorman Janice Gerling Jacksonville Florida John Gorman This City

Marital Journey Stages in Maryland and Florida

The couple wed in Prince Georges County Maryland and traveled by car to Florida. Their families sent messages to various cities as they were detained in Jacksonville. In unrelated findings the Montana fish and game commission reports cutthroat trout average egg production at 1850 while grayling averages 12 000 eggs per trout.

Prince Georges County Florida Jacksonville Montana State Fish and Game Commission

Bruce Bruce Disapproves Bay Bridge Body Recommendation

Howard Bruce, Bay Bridge group member, voiced disapproval of the plan to establish a permanent body with power to authorize construction of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge span. He told the joint Legislative committee that he approved the Griswold report only up to that point.

Annapolis Gov. Ritchie Chesapeake Bay Bridge Commission Howard Bruce Bay Bridge Group Bir Bruce B. Howell Griswold Governor's Commission Joint Legislative Committee Griswold

Thought on assigning large undertakings to a government commission

He warned that giving a commission power to proceed with such a large undertaking could be a dangerous governmental step and might erode oversight. The remark reflects concern over executive authority and potential unchecked decision making.

Soviet Capital Denies Rumor Of Grain Price Rise

Moscow reports no truth to rumors of a grain price surge in Chicago and Winnipeg. Officials state disturbances in Russia have ceased and deny any external impact on grain markets.

Moscow Chicago Winnipeg

Advertisement for Pepsy-Ginge Digestive Aid

An old ad promotes a digestive candy named Pepsy-Ginge claiming it aids digestion after meals. It promises quick relief within two minutes and offers a money-back refund if no relief, urging readers to ask their druggist for the product.

A. Wareham Adv

Ancient Coast Redwood Revealed 40000-Year-Old Seattle Find

A tree specimen found 120 feet below the surface in Seattle Washington is identified as coast redwood and estimated to be 40 000 years old.

Seattle Washington

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