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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1924
Page
4
Local social and personal notices list many area residents visiting relatives, traveling to Baltimore and New York, attending events, and returning home. Names include Prof K G Hoover, Mrs Derrie Waitlock, and Mrs M B Brown, with movements to and from Cumberland, Martinsburg, and Lake Chautauqua, plus hospital updates and travel plans for July.
A gentleman stands in the hall during a condolence visit with a glove on one hand and a large bat in the other, waiting in the reception room as questions linger about reception necessity.
Twenty guarantors of the Chautauqua met at the Y M G A in Hagerstown September 1 to arrange financing. A Friday night meeting will appoint committees for ticket selling and related tasks. The event is pitched as a strong local attraction, with hopes to sell 1000 tickets soon and support from R J Funkhouser and Albert Walker among others.
The article notes dash and long satin ribbons transforming simple black chiffon outfits. Embroidered white details add a refined touch. Marie approves of the understated elegance, with ribbons alone elevating costumes.
Former State Senator Harvey Bomberger of Leonsboro will speak at the Federation of Rural Womens Clubs July meeting in Boonsboro. Senator Bomberger will discuss citizenship, with Mrs James Madlay addressing Juvenile Court and club activities. The program starts 1 30 p m in the auditorium after 10 a m executive at the Library and noon luncheon at the Y M C A.
An old ad claims 98 of 100 women benefit from a vegetable compound for female ailments. It cites 60 000 responses and notes the medicine is derived from nature's roots and herbs, perfected over 60 years, with two nonbeneficiaries per 100.
Near East Relief Bundle Day set for July 15. Kiwanis Club drives drive to collect heavy woolens, coats, dresses, blankets, shoes in pairs, and other items to aid Armenian women and children enduring winter. County and city committee members listed with donation points and guidance to wrap garments, avoid moth damage, and mark bundles “Near East.”
A vintage style recipe describes a chilled cherry based beverage. It lists twelve or sixteen uywee cherries with almond and strawberry components, adds powdered sugar, and involves blanching and mixing to create a sherbet like cocktail served in glasses. The yield is a single cocktail.
C Powell of Nerik Mulberry Street returned home after spending time with his daughter in Baltimore. Powell stated during the visit that he attended two dozen churches in the city.
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