Drive to Clear Roads of Ad Signs Commences
The state undertakes removal of roadside advertisements along right of way as leaders urge full sign clearance. Signs west of Hancock are targeted with many removed intact. some were cut and relocated 33 feet to road centers. The effort, led by J C Mackall of the State Roads Commission, directs road superintendents to remove all signs within the right of way, 66 feet wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skmether
Hancock Hare Dow
J. C. Mackall
Tha ‘Wate Roads Commissing
Dinner to Poor by Colored Woman's Social Novel Club
The Colored Woman's Social Novel Club marked its seventh anniversary by hosting a New Years Dinner for five impoverished individuals. Club officers include M. J. Matthews president Basie Wesley vice president Francis Johnson treasurer Hester Coffin assistant secretary Anzio Sullivan secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Woman's Social Novel Club
M. J. Matthews
Basie Wesley
Francis Johnson
Hester Coffin
Anzio Sullivan
Municipal Band to Play Sunday Concert at YMCA
The Municipal Band announces a Sunday afternoon concert at the YMCA auditorium as part of a winter series. The program features diverse pieces by contemporary composers, with skilled woodwind sections and new musicians joining the ensemble. Admission is free with voluntary offerings accepted. Program details to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umea
Monthly Hospital Report Shows December Births and Deaths
Nine babies were born and five deaths occurred at Washington County Hospital in December per superintendent Miss Mary N Meyers. The hospital reported 66 patients at midnight November 30, 111 admitted in December, 321 discharged, and 62 daily average patients. Dispensary attendance reached 75, 63 operations, 16 accidents cared for, 102 treated in X ray, 529 laboratory exams, and 0 births recorded from a total of 124 discharged parents. Fire incidents occurred, three within 24 hours of admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
Mary N. Meyers
Go to Church Sunday Flyers Thrive in Hagerstown Churches
The Ministerial Association designates tomorrow as Go to Church Sunday to urge every citizen of Hagerstown to attend services. Pastors promote the slogan with special pupil messages at the pew and many churches plan Holy Communion at both morning and evening services to fill places of worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Ministerial Association
Asiaisterial Association
First Christian Church
Sooth Potomac Street
Wm. H. Norment
Tt. R. Miller
Charles M. Cassel
Henry
C. EL
Chas. Cassel
Consto
Tear Down Wail Of Cohen Building Protest Begs Hearing
Workmen began removing the front walls of the Cohen Drothers building on West Wassington street after mayoral order. The council plans a hearing next Wednesday to decide on the demand to tear down the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Cohen Drothers
Chlef Barker i
West Wassington Street
Governor Ritchie Denies Presidential Nomination Rumors
Baltimore January 5 Governor Ritehle declares he has no aspiration for the Democratic nomination for Vice President or for the presidency. He repudiates rumors and asserts the government’s sincerity, emphasizing he will attend church tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Baltimore
Ritehle
Aspha
Hang
United States
Hustlers flock to Herald-Mail help ads in Merald-Mall system
Advertisers report rapid labor pool responses and successful hires after running help wanted notices in the Herald-Mail, with S. D. Young on Cannon Ave, Me advertising ten laborers and twenty-five applicants appearing next day, illustrating the paper's effectiveness for local recruitment. Also notes Elgin Bros Inc officers elected, Concert trip to Washington for Marcel Dupre recital, will probate for Alex Hamilton Campbell, and a building permit for C. G. Hildebrand at 129 South Mulberry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Mall
Herald Mail
S. D. Young, & Cannon
Hagerstown
Folrsy Honey and Tate Compound Advertisement Relief Claim
An old Virginia ad promotes Folrys Honey and Tate Compound as a remedy for heat related ailments and ailments in cattle and humans. It claims quick relief for coughs, hoarseness, and general discomfort, noting widespread availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougs
Foley
Weiteng
Clyds ST. Kerson
Marlbrook
Virginia
Churches and Services in North Potomac Area 1924
Church listings across North Potomac Street Prospect Street Washington Square and surrounding streets outline morning worship Holy Communion Sunday school and evening services at Trinity Lutheran Presbyterian St Mark's Lutheran Mission Chapel Brethren and Reform churches with start times choirmasters organists and youth programs. Acknowledges Go to Church Sunday drives church attendance in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
North Potomac Street
J. G. Simon
D. D. Foster
Walter Wertphal
ST. Mark's Lutheran Cndacr
Washington Square
J. W. Ott
D. D
Shelec Uneald
A. T. Zentmper
Fins
Drethren
Mulberry
G. C. Carpenter
Charles McClure
Chalmmaster
Wm- Beachley
Young Feoples
C CA
Robrer
ST. John's Episcopal Church
South Prospect
Weet Antietam
Walter Byron Stehl
A. McNichael
Morator Gereices
Young Peoples
Holy Casa
JenneKs Baptist Church Visitation Services Listed
JenneKs Baptist Church at 247 W Bethel Street announces a morning service at 11 00 and an evening service at 8 00 led by Ret Dr Thomas visitors invited to attend both sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eran Chorgh
Thoreday
Fxmes Cervicen
JenneKs Baptist Church
W. Bethel Street
Dr. Thomas
Wonderful Ointment San Cura Praised by Mr Martin
Mr Martin of 281 E With St. Chere Hand Ohio declares San Cura Ointment healed his scabby head after trying many soaps. He endorses it for cuts sores eczema piles and skin diseases. San Cura Soap for complexion and washing notes priced 25c at drug stores. Thompson Medical Co Titaeville Pa adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Martin
St. Chere Hand
Ohio
Thompson Medial Co
Titaeville
Mrs Young Enthusiastic Over Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
A Charleston woman reports regained energy after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saying she could do housework again and feels better than ever. A national canvass found 98 of 100 women purchasers benefited, with druggists selling the product widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston, & C
Lydia E. Pinkpains
Lydia E Pinkham
Anna Youns
Amberat St
Charleston
Lycia EB
Pinkham
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Tre Hancock
Harry J. Funkhouser Electric Construction
Washington and Locust Gin Show Room
Antietam
R. M. Hays & Bros
Washington
The
New Moon Valley
First National Bank
W. L Douglas
Highbarger
R. A. Highbarger
Optometrisia
Potomac Street Emtabk
Cohen
Chance
Jou
Vrancheaz
Ley Square
Lee Wi
Elgin Bros, Inc
Ificera
Texr
E. F. Elrin
FW. Elgin
Elgin
W. Elgin
J. £. Elgin
W. L. Elgin
H.C. Elgin
E. F. Eigin
Marcel Dupre
Notre Dame Cathedral
America
Mr. Dupre
Ereat Nude
Latc
Alex
Hamilton
Campbell
Orphan's Court
C. G. Hildebrand
South Mulberry Street
Lawien
Qoffield
Royal Elec
Chas. W. Martz
Potomac
Brunswick Phonographs
Magerstown
Brunswick Shop
East Wathington Street
W. H. Mowen
Emmert’s Hardware
W. Washington &T
Fenestra” Steel Basement
Bash Danzer Metal Works
Packard Hudson
Essex
Fale and
Gervica
Hagshstowe Otonac, Thanspor & Automodile
Pracklin
Frere
Mission Chapel
Ross and
Lanvale Streets
Bible School
Lennisr Reformed Church
Franklin Street
C. Clever
Mra. Miter
Prof
Cassell
Bruce M. Helm
Christ Reformed Church
Saleas Reformed Church
Lous Frantz
Jessie Mangana
Calvary Bdaptiet
Fortner Potomac and Fairground Avenues
Ray
G. L. Allen
D.D. Foster
Wm. H. Millourne
W. A. Hopking
Chosa
Paul's United Seethren
Frankiie and
Lecast
P. Berry Shuwper
Paw ‘Tor
Gay Klint
Hn, Pasthouser
W. KR
Punk
Dayton
United Brethren Church
J. Gratton Mason
J. Gratton Mason Will Lead Tthe Annglog. Sunday School Plesace
Grace U. B. Church
Corbett Street
Fara Fox
Er. Paul's Mle Church
Nort Potomac Street
Mer
Vernon N. Ridgely
C. Howard Roderick
Choltnter
Alex Hoonts
Ralph Wyand
Henday School
Sup
Erintendent
Antietam Street
U. 5
Crurch
Antietam and
Locust Streets
J. W. Brubaker
W. B Bnyder
Igy, Paul's Evangelical Luth
Eran Church
Funkstown
W. L. Remaberg
J. Nawton Warrenfeltz
John D. Hollyday
Buniay
First Baptist Church
W. Washington
High Sts
Joseph Y. Irwi
Ailse Edna Weller
A. H. Sherman
B. C. Abrams
Mra
A. Hi Bherman
Gholrater
Alea Edna Weller
Church OF the Brethren
East Washington and Mulberry Btresta
F. Holsoppl
A.M. Herat
Thia
Jon Reformel
North Potouiae
Beott R. Wagner
Je. Heard
Shallenberger
C. M Ruckall
Bunday
Bonday
Howard Street
M. EB. Church
Stanley
Sevents Day Adventist
Babbath School
Trinity Chapel
Smerty Strett
L. Barger
Crust Reformed Church
Funketens
LF. Ziakhan
Evefay School
Sertica
Adrvice
Quare Wetho
Y. A. Souler
Virgo Oauddiekeorf
E Humelaine
Ganday
J. i. Gaines
Chase Siessaveeuee
Western Enterprise Fire
ST. Paul Evangelical Church
Sor
W. Franklin Cod High
Sls
J. B. Ryder
D. D. Pantor
C .M. Mattson
Wit
Mamgport
H.C. Kohtler
Hagerstown Bookbinding Printing CO
Franklin& Jonathan
Jacobson's Saving Store
C. Franklin
Talting
Warhington
Maghetos Maryland Battery and Electric
We Antictam
Mr. Martin
Mrs, Young
Lydia E. Pinkham
Greenwalt
Electric Supply CO
Antletan St
Curtis Woodwork
Curtis
Hagerstown Frederick Road
Hagerstown, RD
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