Kiwanis District Governor Here Plans for Convention
Marry Kimball of Kingston district governor of Kiwanis attended the Hagerstown Kiwanis luncheon yesterday and conferred with Micera of the local club on plans for the Kiwanis convention to meet here next October. The event will bring hundreds of visitors to Hagerstown as Mr. Kimball spoke on Kiwanis Education. Lower Manhattan receives 2,800,000 transient workers daily.
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Kington
Kiwanis
e@ Hagerstown Kiwanis
Micera
Hagerstown
Lower Manhatan
Natex Remedy Promises Quick Health Return in Seattle Feature
The ad touts Natex as a fast cure for fatigue indigestion and low appetite. It cites Miss Gwendolyn Nelson of Seattle who reports restored appetite regularity and energy after using Natex while in Baltimore. Readers are invited to a 10 day trial at Rudy's Drug Store with a free bottle offer and money back guarantee.
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Ted
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Gwendolyn Nelson
Seattle
Wash
Baltimore
New Eng
Churches to Meet Friday Conference Held at Boonsboro
The Churches of Christ Western Maryland District convene Friday at 7 30 pm in Boonsboro Church with a 15 minute devotional led by Rev W S Fisher followed by business led by Rev Z N Deshields A main talk on Conservation Through Indoctrination by Rev Herman Hempel will precede short talks and music The program committee includes Rev BE Manley Frank Whitmore and Mrs Rose A VanMeter Public attendance is invited and expected by the churches and community leaders.
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Maryland
Boonsboro
W. 8. Fisher
Z. N. Deshields
Beaver Creek
Herman Hempel
Waynesboro
C. Africk
Downsville and
W. Walter Elmer
C. B. Eisner
J. C. Sutton
BE. BE. Manley
Central Christian Church of
Martinspurg
Frank
Monarch Club Luncheon Highlights Scout Growth in Washington County
Paul Shields and Douglas K. Mims were principal speakers at the Monarch Club luncheon at the Dagmar. Shields described the increase in Scout troops and membership since August and the drive to reach boys without home or church training. Mims, scoutmaster, outlined troop difficulties, activities, and urged club cooperation. The club sponsors a Scout troop and has contributed to the movement. Joseph W. Wolfinger recited poems. Rev. Dr. George H. Bennett announced the committee for the fol-
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Douglas K. Mims
Monarch Club
Dagmar
Shields
Washington County
Mims
Joseph W. Wolfinger
George H. Bennett
Washington County Hospital reports busy December month
The monthly report by Superintendent Milton M. Bergey shows 123 patients admitted during December and 74 remaining in the hospital at midnight. The record reflects a busy month for the Washington County Hospital.
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Washington County Hospital
Milton M. Bergey
California Fig Syrup Promoted by Maryland Mother
A Baltimore mother touts California Fig Syrup as a trusted remedy for childhood ailments including biliousness and poor appetite. She testifies her underweight daughter Vera improved after use, noting renewed energy and health. Advert summarises long-standing use and advises buying the full name to avoid imitators.
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Maryland
Phillip Scheck
S. Clinton St
Baltimore
Vera
California
Hospital Monthly Summary Reflects Patient Load and Births
The report notes 144 patients discharged in November, 63 remained at midnight December 31, eleven births occurred, 33 accidents were treated, and 82 dispensary patients were seen. Daily average patient count exceeded 67.
Blades In Letter To Jail Prisoner
A Richmond woman attempted to smuggle four twelve inch saw blades to federal prisoner Thomas Adams in Baltimore city jail. Warden Harry C. Martin said blades were found hidden in a false bottom of a fruit box. Richmond police investigate her supposed role in the plot.
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Richmond
Thomas Adams
Harry C. Martin
Adams
Governor Smith To Speak Over Radio
New York dispatch reports the Democratic National Committee will have former Governor Alfred E. Smith speak on NBC radio next Wednesday evening January 16 at 8 30 F S T. The subject was not announced.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
Alfred E. Smith
National Broadcasting Company
Urges Liberality For Service Men In Maryland Banquet
Paul V. McNutt national commander of the American Legion urged the veterans bureau to be liberal in granting relief to ex service men. He said many unable to prove World War connections are being denied aid and called for broader eligibility and sympathy.
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Baltimore
Veterans’ Bureau
Paul V. McNutt
American Legion
Maryland Legionnaires
Legion aims for faster care of disabled veterans
Mr. McNutt urged broad liberalization of the bureau to speed up services for disabled veterans. He outlined the Legion’s key aims including child welfare, Americanism, and national defense as essential to its mission and impact.
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McNutt
Legion
Plan Moslem Mosque London Plan Raises Large London Mosque Fund
More than 350000 dollars has been collected by Lord Headley and the British Islamic Society toward buying a site and erecting a Moslem Mosque in London.
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London
Lord Headley
British Islamic Society
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