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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1929
Page
3
Social and personal notices from the Evening Mail list locals visiting family, recovering from illnesses, and traveling. Miss Dorothy Kaylor visits Towson while relatives in Beaver Creek note improvements. births announced for Harry Loudenslager’s daughter. various absences and farewells across Frederick area.
An old advertisement touts Rowles Mentho Sulphur as a two step skin remedy. It claims sulphur clears pimples blackheads scales and blotches while menthol heals sore tissue producing faster, clearer skin in a few days. All druggists carry Rowles Mentho Sulphur.
A report to the Arts and Letters Club reviews Maryland museums and galleries including Hagerstown’s Singer gift to the public. Mrs. Moore cites the Baltimore gallery exhibit in December and previews the new Baltimore Museum of Art opening in April along with Walters Gallery highlights. Mrs. Altenderfer discusses Baltimore’s Iron Horse pageant and Mrs. Walker covers current events as the Society meets. Also noted is church society plans for parsonage funds and a varied program of music and readings.
Miss Margaret Janette Cushwa daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Cushwa and Harold Fendrick Bester son of H J Bester of this city will be married tomorrow at 4 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents in Mt Prospect The maid of honor will be Miss Julian Cushwa best man Louis N Ulmer of Pottsville Pa After a southern trip the couple will reside at 212 Summit Avenue
Marriage licenses show Harry Dinges 21 and Leona Gall daday 19 of Carmel Virginia. Henry B Walker 23 and Carr 19 of Brunswick also listed.
A historical roundup notes directors for The Mechanics Loan Bank including Norman B. Scott Jr Samuel A Suter Rufus W Hays J Frank Beck Alex Armstrong Jr and Henry Holzapfel Jr Howard Nally injured a foot by stepping on a nail his wife aiding in removal Mrs Wilbur Anderson injured a foot moving a piano and Frank Malsack nearly lost a finger in a hose incident The Rohrer hardware firm SA 150 ton crane at Western Maryland shops arrives George Everly anniversary celebrated by seven children and a marriage license for Charles Welty Viole Kinsey Senator Emmert proposes extending Hagerstown corporate limits and a commission form of government Willian Kindle Smithsburg granted a $6 tension Martinburg orchard plans 98 acres 2 3 years ago John D Roulatte dug a well 141 feet deep Victor Cullen recovering from diphtheria William Leatherman honeymoon trip to Dover Hanna W M employee injured in bumpers of coal cars Baltimore Dairy Co harvests Wolf Company dam at Conococheague Fire damages Smokehouse and hog meat at Samuel E Horst Maugans rifle destroyed by fire Jacob Dellinger and others took 14 bushels of fish from canal Delinger wide waters R C G Swain injured at Cement Mill Sharpsburg
The reader is asked to arrange the cards as in a diagram and study the Situation. The text suggests finding a method of play that will give North and South three of the five tricks, noting that the solution is printed elsewhere on the page.
County public health nurses will restart inspections in county schools next week after suspensions caused by a grippe epidemic. Nurses had focused on bedside care during the outbreak and disruption.
The Junior department of St. John's Lutheran Sunday school presents a two act humor ous play Hey Teacher at St. John's Auditorium on January 23. An orchestra of thirty performs between acts under Clarence Harp. Mrs George D Reynolds directs with Miss Aleda Cook in the lead. Baker and Mrs John M Miller share leads with a large supporting cast including Miss Margaret Little Miss Grace Smith and others.
A nurse expert prescribes a two part dinner plan from Split pea soup to desserts for flu patients and a separate, fuller meal for well family members. The menu lists split pea soup malted milk grape juice vanilla cream and coffee for the patient while the rest receive lamb chops baked potatoes buttered carrots endive salad grape juice and vanilla ice cream with coffee. Detailed recipe steps for split pea soup yield 70.8 grams protein and 1494 calories per whole batch with per serving values. An egg nog between meals provides 10 grams protein and 179 calories per serving.
A new resort slipper combines navy blue and white kid leather with an unusual vamp treatment. The white kid folds on the vamp to create a tucked look enhancing the shoe’s decorative appeal.
The Western Enterprise Fire Company will hold its annual pig roast on January 31 after a regular meeting. The group also settled the fire hose selection, with all companies agreeing on a type of hose. A vote of thanks was given to Pangborn Corporation for their holiday contribution.
An 666 tan prescription claims to cure colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria. The advertisement touts the remedy as the most apt remedy known and promises wide efficacy.
A bridge puzzle discusses the old maxim cover an honor with an honor and the related third hand high rule. It presents a scenario where East wins a trick after South leads a heart and North plays low, then explores outcomes if different leads are chosen and whether third hand high should always be followed. The piece notes that while third hand high is often sound, many players err by applying it rigidly.
Miss Jeannette Cushwa, soon to wed Harold Fr. Bester, was guest of honor at a bridgeluncheon and a dinner-dance. Prizes went to Miss Beall of Detroit and G. Victor Cushwa. Sidney Cushwa hosted a dinner-dance at Fountain Head Country Club with 34 guests. Also, American Legion Auxiliary to hold a five hundred party on January 17 at 8 35 o'clock at the Legion Home. Survival of fittest in Seattle as toads consumed by seagulls in Volunteer Park.
Column by Flapper Fanny suggests some women shed about 30 years of age in attitude or appearance rather than time, implying social pressure and fashion trends influence perceived youth and aging.
Students at the high school, led by automotive instructor Mr. Elsworth, viewed a movie on the making of a Ford Model A and Fordson tractor. The loaned movie equipment came from Potomac Edison and was operated by Mr. Rider of Hagerstown Motor Company.
Mrs. Frank L. Bentz and Rev. Dr. Scott R. Wagner urged County Commissioners to back a bill requesting up to 1500 annually from the county and 1000 from the city to fund nursing service for the poor. About 2500 yearly is needed for maintenance. The court took no action. the bill is being drafted for possible legislative appropriation.
A Chanel red frock features narrow hand-hemmed organdy ruffles along the edges of red. Knots trim the front and tops of the cuffs, adding a feminine touch to the back neckline.
Forecast notes England may keep losing alcohol consumption after 1900 when spirits totaled 32,239,522 units. Last year’s figure sits around 412,521, with entertainment options like movies and radio cited as causes. Also records the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Walter H Mow in Washington Square on January 12 at Washington County Hospital.
Miss Mary Brown of Loreley Maryland describes a two year eczema outbreak spreading across the body. She reports severe itching and sleepless nights until using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After five boxes the rash subsided and she was healed.
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