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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1938
Page
3
Antique ad touts Buckleys Mixtehe triple acting for bronchitis and lingering colds. It claims rapid loosening of chest tightness, cessation of coughing, and clearer bronchial passages. Promoted as superior to other remedies with availability at Cauffmans Cut Rate Stores Pharmacy.
Mrs. Sydney Norrenstein travels to Baltimore for her mother Eva Dubin’s illness. Viola Dawson visits Pittsburgh and McKeesport. Lillie Buck moves to 145 King Street to live with daughter Gehr Newcomer. Robert Byfield of New York spoke at the Rotary Club and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Snively. Miss Joan Seal and parents return from a Havana cruise aboard the Manhattan. Aubrey Kemp returns to George Washington University Law School after visiting his mother. Two soldiers and two midshipmen spend holidays at home and return to posts. Birth announcements list a son for Edwin Koons and daughters for William Plume and Lewis Knodle.
The Field Trial Association plans its annual elk dinner tonight at Miss Mary Cushna’s home near Clearspring. Elk meat, procured by Dr. Paul Fleming and Roger Q. Cook who shot elk in Wyoming’s Jackson Hole, will be served. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kershner hosted New Year’s Eve dinner for guests Thomas Poffenberger, Robert Mc Cauley, John Renner, Cyrus Kershner, John Kershner, Rachel Solieberger and Lewis Renner.
Miss Mildred Knode was elected chairman of the Girls Friendly Society of St. John's parish at a Tuesday meeting. Other officers include Doris Weaver as vice-chairman Dorothy Knode as secretary Myrtle Lewin as treasurer. January plans feature a membership drive Corporate Communion and a card party. The society starts a new project The Friendly Page edited by Dorothy Knode with Jane Ford as circulation manager and Kathleen Lewin as treasurer.
Washington County Council Boy Scouts prepare for Scout O Rama at the State Armory February 9 to 11. Merit badge booths will display 19 subjects staffed by Troops 20 9 17 4 12 1 16 6 23 2 5 10 14 13 and more with 16 by 16 feet booths and sponsor recognition cards.
Bob McCauley a Cornell graduate student tends a male peregrine falcon and a female goshawk kept outdoors near the university. He trains them for falconry feeding them fresh meat from veterinary college chickens. The pair were captured in Pennsylvania last spring with the falcon trained to pigeons and the goshawk in early training, showing patience and challenge.
More than five hundred parishioners and friends gathered at the Knights of Columbus Home on West Washington Street for a farewell reception honoring Very Rev Thomas D Reinhart pastor of St Mary's Church for ten and a half years. He will depart Friday to assume the pastorate of St Peter's Church in Baltimore.
A surprise pound party was held at Miss Ruth Kershner’s Virginia avenue home for Gilbert Everline who is recovering from a recent accident. Guests danced and played games before refreshments were served to a long list of friends and relatives including George and Betty Everline, Kershner, McCauley, Hutson, Walker, and numerous Everline kin.
Mrs Reichard and Ruth Reichard entertained a dinner with guests Missea Sara Ruth Rowlus Pauline Rowland of Paramount Ida Rowland Margaret Rowland Maugansville Josephine Julia Anne Rowland of Huyetts Mr and Mrs Howard Reichard and son Howard Jr of Westminster Rev Rowland Reichard and sons Robert Edwin James Mr and Mrs Kneessi of Washington Homer Rowland this city and Fred Rowland Mausansville
Fat Girl Laughs and Grows Slim waking Without Starvation Diets or back-br e ending and Rolling Exercises. Marmola Prescription Tablets claim to correct a gland deficiency by feeding the little gland with the missing substance. Millions use them successfully, with formula printed on each package.
Mrs. Clara W. Wachter addressed the Zonta Club at the Women's Club describing Honolulu and its welcome to visitors. She noted 70 percent Japanese population, 40,000 U.S. troops, Waikiki beaches, and a Hulu dance with tea leaf skirts. Sch ed up regional conference chair Katherine Healy with Miss LaRue Browning presiding.
Grace United Brethren Sunday school class met Tuesday evening led by Harry Staley for a social session after routine business. It was the last meeting before anniversary day and the class pledged to meet the church debt. attendees included Rev and Mrs G I Rider Mr and Mrs Staley and others, with numerous Mrs and Miss members listed.
Mrs Ray F Rohrer announces the engagement of her daughter Mary Hollyday Rohrer to George Albert Stiles son of Clifford Stiles of Rockville Maryland The couple plans a wedding in April.
A party at Mrs. Charles Pound home in Boonsboro celebrated Donald Pound's tenth birthday with a circus themed event. Guests included Mary and Vivian Albert Doris Crown Hope Draper Beverly Jane Ebersole Joan Ford Doris Haller Rachael Jennings Carol King Virginia Shelby Betty Withide Bobby Cronise Harold Lee Ebersole Joe Downs Bobby Ford Ralph Richard Guyton Buddie Mullendere Eddie Talbot Harry Yoms Gerald Rohrer Bobbie Sheffler and more attending.
Mrs Updegraff presided at the Civic Section meeting of the Women’s Club in Mrs James Jay’s absence. Mrs Williams gave an engaging talk on club work in Philadelphia and its role in city development. Mrs Williams is mother to Mrs Perr Prather.
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