Kiwanis District Governor Visits Hagerstown Luncheon
Marry Kimball of Washington district governor attended the Hagerstown Kiwanis luncheon yesterday and conferred with executives and members about plans for the Kiwanis convention to be held here next October. The event is expected to bring hundreds of visitors to Hagerstown. Kimball spoke on Kiwanis Education. Also note that Lower Manhattan receives about 2,800,000 transient workers daily.
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Kimball
Washington
Kiwanis
T He ‘Hagerstown Kiwanis
Hagerstown
Natex touted as 100 percent better for Seattle readers
An advertisement promises Natex will restore health for rundown readers in Seattle and beyond. It claims rapid relief from fatigue indigestion and poor appetite. A testimonial from Gwendolyn Nelson of Seattle supports its effects and a Baltimore trip is noted. The offer includes a 10 day trial with one free bottle and a money back guarantee.
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Natex
Rudy
Miss Nelson
Gwendolyn Nelson
S. 98Rd St
Seattle
Wash
Baltimore
New Eng
Rudy's
Churches to Meet Friday in Western Maryland District
The quarterly convention of the Churches of Christ of the Western Maryland District meets at Boonsboro Church at 7 30 p m. Rev W S Fisher opens with a 15 minute devotional, then business session led by the district president. Rev Z N Deshields, Rev Herman Hempel and Rev C A Frick deliver talks on Conservation Thru Indoctrination with music and brief talks by others. The program committee includes Rev RE Manley Frank Whitmore and Mrs Rose A VanMeter. A good attendance is hoped from all congregations the public is invited.
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Churches of Christ of the
Maryland
Boonsboro
W. 5. Fisher
Z. N. Deshields
Beaver Creek
Herman Hempel
Waynesboro
C. A. Frick
Downsville and
W. Walter Elmer
C. B. Eisner
J. C. Sutton
RE. E. Manley
Central Christian Church of
Martinsburg
Frank Whitmore
Rose A. VanMeter
Glmireches of Christ
Publc
Monarch Club Luncheon Highlights Scout Growth in Washington County
Paul Shields of the Scout Executive office and Douglas K. Mims led the Monarch Club luncheon at the Dagmar, outlining rapid growth in Washington County since last August, with new troops and rising membership. Mims described troop hardships and urged members to support the local unit, while the club continues backing scouting and aiding its programs. Joseph W. Wolfinger recited poems and Rev. Dr. George H. Bennett announced the committee for the forthcoming activities.
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Paul Shields
Douglas K. Mims
Monarch Club
Dagmar
Shields
Washington County
Mims
Joseph W. Wolfinger
George H. Bennett
Hospital Reports Busy December at Washington County Hospital
The December report by Superintendent Milton M. Bergey shows 133 patients admitted and 74 still in the hospital at midnight. The summary notes a busy month with steady intake and ongoing care requirements.
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Washington County Hospital
Milton M. Bergey
Maryland Lady Endorses California Fig Syrup Remedy
A Maryland mother touts California Fig Syrup as the standard childhood remedy for biliousness skin issues feverishness and poor appetite. She credits the product with her daughter Vera gaining strength and energy after consistent use. The ad urges buying the syrup by its full name to avoid imitations and notes four million bottles sold yearly.
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California
Lana
Maryland
Philip Scheck
Clinton Sr
Baltimore
Vera
Hospital Monthly Report Shows Patient Flows and Births
The report notes 144 patients discharged during the month and 63 remained at midnight December 21. Eleven births occurred at the institution, 23 accidents were cared for, and 82 dispensary patients were treated. Daily average over 67 patients.
Blades Smuggled to Federal Prisoner in Richmond Plan
Baltimore dispatch reports a Richmond woman attempted to smuggle four twelve inch saw blades to federal prisoner Thomas Adams in the city jail. Warden Harry C. Martin said blades were hidden in a box with fruit cake and candy and opened before delivery. Richmond police probe her role in the plot.
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Baltimore
Richmond
Thomas Adams
Harry C. Martin
Adams
Governor Smith to Speak Over Radio
New York Jan 10 The Democratic national committee announced that former Governor Alfred E Smith would speak over the red network of 32 stations of the National Broadcasting Company next Wednesday evening January 16 at 8 30 o clock Eastern Standard Time His subject was not announced.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
Alfred E. Smith
National Broadcasting Company
Urges Liberality For Service Men
Baltimore January 10 A liberal stance by the veterans bureau toward ex service men seeking relief was urged by Paul V. McNutt national commander of the American Legion at the Maryland Legionnaires banquet. He said many ex service men cannot prove wartime connections and are denied relief. McNutt urged liberalizing bureau provisions to care for these men and prioritized speeding up aid to the disabled.
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Baltimore
Veterans’ Bureau
Paul V. McNutt
American Legion
Maryland Legionnaires
Plan Moslem Mosque London Progress Report
Lord Headley and the British Islamic Society report over 350000 dollars raised to buy a site and erect a Moslem Mosque in London, advancing a major religious project with broad support.
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London
Lord Headley
British Islamic Society
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