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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1924
Page
6
GAL Chenowith Washington City lawmaker loses mother Mary Virginia Fowler who died yesterday morning. Funeral services are at five o clock tomorrow afternoon with interment at Greenhill Cemetery Martinsburg.
Delegates to the Farm Bureau meet will be appointed at the Beaver Bank Community Club monthly session. E B Baker presided with H S Grossaickle and EL D Stot tlemyer named as delegates. A publicity chairman was chosen and the program committee listed. Scottish Rite degree to be conferred at the Masonic Temple by Bal lon masons, starting 9 a m.
Baltimore livestock report shows today steady markets. Cattle receipts 209 head with steers mainly 72 to 79 dollars, heifers 50 to 75, various grades. cows and bulls vary by quality. Sheep and lambs receipts 109 head with steady prices. hogs 2000 head at steady values. calves 160 head with steady quotes.
Poultry and eggs prices listed for various live birds including chickens Leghorns ducks Muscovy geese and pigeons with prices per pound and per piece. A local social note reports Mr and Mrs Minniebraker visiting their niece and family Mrs Henry Mock.
In Maugansville January 2, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin sorrow due to sickness in their family with a 16 month old child dying and their 4-year-old son in serious condition. Mrs Fanole May attended the funeral of her cousin Paul Miler killed in an automobile accident at Waynesborough on Christmas day. Mr and Mrs Raymond Madden visited Baltimore relatives, Mr Madden’s former home. Mr and Mrs Elamsby hosted dinner for their children and grandchildren with Naomi and sons Amos, Ira and Irvin among the group.
William L. Conklin of Dover New Jersey says he was bedridden for weeks with digestion liver and kidney problems and weight loss. After using Plant Juice from Aughinaugh & Son and Koolsteys Pharmacy his bowels nerves and digestion improved and he regained weight to 174 pounds.
Sire David Eby and children. Martha and David, Worleystown Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Foy and children, Shady Bower. John Evy and children, Wilsons. Lathamby family and son. Mary Amenda and Lena. A 0 year old Ebys daughter fractured a collarbone falling from bed. Ming Ada Borkholder stayed weeks at Chambersburg. Fennie May visited aunt Mrs Albert Bayder in Rockecastle. Mrs David Hollinger improving after illness at daughter’s home. Franklin Long clan spent New Years with Joseph Grossnick, who gave a diaper in honor of his children Edith and Sarah. Samual Ringer and daughter Edith with David Nisaley’s family at New Salem. Rebecca Martin hosted dinner for niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Christopher. Samuel Martin also present with Mrs. Christopher. Mrs. Burian Shenk visited brother Peter Shank at Green Castle. Annis Arndt spent Saturday in Hagerstown. Frank Cline and wife visited Pam Carpenter’s Sunday. Jennia Beard and granddaughter Helen visited Beart family. Samuel Be secker noted. Mr. and Mrs. David Ebersole and daughter Ella spent New Year with Christian Ebersole at Spicklers. Their son John Ebersole is making his way.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to choose genuine California Fig Syrup for children. It touts a pleasant taste that pleases even sick or feverish kids and claims a daily teaspoon can prevent illness. The copy warns to avoid imitation brands and directs readers to ask their drugstore for the authentic product.
New Year's Day visits highlight this paragraph with Mrs Ian Weaver and children Milford Howard Walter Leonad Mildred Gladys and Mary spending time with Mrs Weaver's parents Mr and Mrs Milford Kendal Miss Jane Marti Batimore spent days with grandfather Samuel Eshleman Mr and Mrs Earl Horst are credited as the new parents of a baby boy Cilotes Hykes and family Mrs Clinton Palm and son visited Mrs An nle Wilson and daughter Samuel Lindsay returned to Elizabethtown Va after the holidays
A partial OCR fragment mentions Boyd Lindsay with his parvata and unclear details. The text is incomplete but records a personal name and object association, lacking context, date, or location to confirm full event.
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