Bruce Lightner Heads Kiwanis Club Here
Bruce Lightner was elected and installed as Kiwanis Club president, succeeding J. Stanley Wilmoth. The new officers include Vice-president Frank L. Hennute Linstead, D. Miller directors, and a list of names. A token gift to new parents and flowers for Mrs. Hart were noted along with attendance prizes. Rotary meeting details referenced.
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Kiwanis
Haw
J. Stanley Wilmoth
Bruce Lightner
Oficera
Frank L. Hennute
Linstead
D. Miller
Frank Bullard
B. Bradley
W. D. Campbell
Edwin Focklar
W. R. Moore
Willat Hassett
Ellsworth R. Howletta
Joseph W. Byron, Jr
Hagerstown
Rotary
Clit
Walker's Prostata specific offer targets aging men
An old timey advertisement claims fifty percent of men over fifty suffer prostate trouble causing night awakenings and lethargy. It promotes Walker's Prostata specific as a remedy, promising vigor with a simple daily tablet and free samples from the Walker Institute in Kansas City.
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Kannas
Luncheon Attendees List Five Absent Except Five
Guests at the luncheon included Perry A. Nickiin from Cumberland Horace Ball Neading Hamilton Eames Cleveland Hiram Hall Charleroi Pa C A Ten oy A Stott and M F Riley all of Hagerstown with five absent.
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Perry A. Nickiin
Cumberland
Horace Ball
Neading
Hamilton Eames
Cleveland
Hiram Hall
Charleroi
C. A. Tenoy
A. Stott
M. F. Riley
Hagerstown
Famous Quartet Here on Monday at St John’s Auditorium
Holtday festivities lead to a concert by a world famous string quartet at Bi John's Lutheras Auditorium on January 6. Players Bauer, Droollan, Salmond, Tortis are renowned. Tickets for the series and single seats go on sale with prices $2, $1, and 60 cents.
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Artata
Bi. John's Lutheras Auditorium
Orld Bauer
Droonlalan bHubarman
Felix Salmond
Cel Nat Ang Thonel Tortis
Viollat
Jovera
Hageratawn
Denides
Austell
Norman Council Elects Officers for U A M Chapter
At a Norman Council No. 91 U A M meeting officers were elected including Councilor W H Grim and Chan Smith as councilor recording secretary Fr M Wolfinger as assistant secretary W R Koontz as financial secretary C L Reed as treasurer O V Middlekauff as warden N B Plummer Jr as conductor Chas Sprankle as malde sentinel James Rice as aideita sentinel Chay Bowers as chaplain D D Dewar as State camp representative PF M Wolfinger as alternate A N Mogare as trustee M J Toma The group voted to buy new officers regalia and present a Past Councilors Emblem to the Junior East Councilor.
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Norman
W. H. Grim
Chan Smith
Fr. M. Wolfnger
Anslatant
W. R. Koontz
C. L. Reed
O. V. Middlekauff
N. B. Plummer, Jr
Chas
Sprankle
Install Officers for Ensuring Team and Lodge Event
The Gilead Encampment No. 6 installs officers for the ensuing team including Lowmen HWP and Recording Scribe F. M. Wal finger. Arrangements were made for a trip to Boonaboro on January 9 to confer the Golden Rule degree.
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Gilead
P. Gev
Lowmen
W. EB. South
S.W
le Borman
F. M. Walfinger
C. F. Stutetemyer
J. W. Draper
Oh W
R. Thomas
G. W. Funkhouser
Veterans aid drive at Red Cross HQ this Saturday
A. A. Green of the United States Veterans Bureau will be at Red Cross Headquarters, 12 East Washington Street, on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to take up claims for former service men and assist with related matters.
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A. A. Green
United States Veteran Bureau
Red Cross
East
Washington
Aegan
Nature
New Skating Rink Draws Holiday Crowds and Costumes
Enthusiasts flocked to Hag-Mar Roller Palace for New Year attractions. Crowds marveled at elaborate costumes with Misa Mary Keldler winning a most elaborate outfit prize and Marian Cook earning first for originality. Judges included Herbert J. Blair Baltimore, John K. Hoffman, Frank Slight.
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Hag-Mar
Harry Samler
Misa Mary Keldler
Misa Marian Cook
Bond
Herbert J. Hlair
Baltimore
John K. Hoffman
Frank Slight
Deputy Kuytor
Quartette Coming January to The Worlds Greatnat Quartetta
A notice announces a January appearance by Quartette at St Johns Auditorium with advance tickets available. The event is billed as a major concert in the city’s cultural calendar, inviting music lovers to reserve seats.
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Kiwanis Club
Vroninge
Brad
TI Pis Writers
Hagerstown Bookbinding Printing CO
Veankla & Jonathan Bte
Harry S. Myers
North Potomac Street
Norman Council
Kauffmann & Company
Kut Rate
Washington Street
Kaneey
Miles Remedies
Lee Eee
California
Baby Soap
Mellins
Toanavi
Mange Goldman
Vayorue Arigmi Geer KE. N
Moppers van, Crean Vaintolive Coll & van
Woodbury’s
Kotex
Vivotio
Tee
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St. John's Auditorium
Adv
Cies
Caskey
FOR Real Values
the Fair Store
West
Franklin Street
Rudy
Rexall Pharhagy
Hamilton Corner
Stickell
H. UL. Mills
Lyons Furniture Store
Franklin
Messors
Everly
Congoleum
Tey
Silk
Collander
Florida
Chancellor
Edgemont
Hershey
Abuond
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