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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1923

Page

2

Democrats to Hold Jackson Day Dinners

Washington January 12 Jackson Day celebrations span several cities led by Cordell Hall and the Democratic National Committee chair. Pet Democratic groups plan to honor the party victory and prep for 1924 with speeches by national figures in cities including Marton Ohio Philadelphia Williamsport Marion Fort Wayne Springfield Jackson Michigan and Portland Oregon.

Washington Marton Ohio Harding Jackson Day Cordell Hall Yabo Hull Philadelphia Williamsport Marion, Fort, Wayne Ind

Valuable Prizes in Crisco Coloring Contest for Youths

Readers invited to color the poster scene of Susan and Johnny with Pegasus the pony for a chance at five dollar cash prizes and Wear-Ever aluminum frying pans. Top awards include five dollars and a frying pan, with runner up cash and additional pans for other standout entries.

Susan Johnny Prudence Jack Pegasus Cristo

Jackson Day Dinner to Feature Stanley Address

January 15 Jackson Day observance planned with Kentucky Senator A.0. Stanley delivering the principal address. Demos expect wide enthusiasm and prominent speakers. Hull signals active organizing into the 1924 presidential campaign as Democratic leaders commit to continued mobilization. Big Roast at Hotel Patterson from 6:30 to 8 with 25 cent admission.

Rion Stanley Kentucky Hull Democratic National Committee

Junior Firemen Install Officers

Recently elected officers to serve the ensuing year were installed at the regular monthly meeting of the Junior Firemen Company at the Junior Hall. The group acknowledged a $25 donation from A H Gunnell of the Houn ton Hotel for aiding at the Hudy Pharmacy fire. A new constitution and bylaws were adopted. the president appointed Harry Semler hose guard chief Owen Hartle azemen chief and C. E. Doornberger fourmen chief, who will select their own assistants.

Junior Firs A. H. Gunnell Hounton Hotel Juniora Hudy Hamilton Harry Semler Hose Guard Owen Hartle Azemen C. E. Doornberger Fourmen

Parmint Double Strength Relieves Coughs and Colds

An ad promotes Parmint double strength as a quick remedy for catarrh chest colds and irritated nose or throat. It promises mucus relief easier breathing and rapid action on nasal and throat membranes. Sold by druggists as one ounce bottles with sugar and water to make a pint.

Nike

Held On Charge Of Automobile Theft

Greek man George Caluoupslas was arrested at a Harrisburg hotel by Patrolman Divine and held for Harrisburg authorities after allegedly stealing a car from Harrisburg, driving out of the city, then crashing the vehicle. The wrecked car was later found and returned to the owner.

Harvleburg George Caluoupslas Ao Loral Divine Har Jrisimg Harrisburg

Woodmen Association Elects Officers for New Building

At a meeting of Woodmen of the World Building Association last night officers for the ensuing year were elected and plans discussed for a new building on North Potomac Street. Elected were J. Grayson Steffey president We s Miller vice president HH Taylor secretary J W Rober treasurer. Members listed include G Barnes H F Rohrer B S Travinger T K Long D C Worn W C Staley.

Woodmen of the World Building Association North Potomac Street J. Grayson Steffey Wes Miller HH. Taylor J.W. Rober The Building Association G. Barnes H. F. Rohrer Travinger

Learn to Dance Classes Offered by Association Officers

Charles W. Wolf and the association officers offer private lessons numbered one through nine at four guaranteed to teach every scholar. Prof. Stronger Dancing Studio located in the 32 Aughinbaugh Building invites inquiries by writing or calling the listed phone number.

Fiaoy Aughinbaugh Ady

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