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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1923
Page
2
Miss McManus and sisters Mary and Ethel Saunders were with Mia at a Sunday gathering near Spielman Mindeg Lenore and Zoe Mellott were dour midst over Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Warren Begecker of Greencastle visited D W Cunningham and Ian with Mr and Mrs Andrew Cunningham and Mr and Mrs Fred Cunningham. The week saw guests Allen Gehr Kaisersville David Palmer and son Hagerstown. Joneth Misewander stayed with Mize Ruth Hykes. Carbaughs visited Harry Wilsons in Chambersburg. Shindler and Vine relatives in Hagerstown hosted Mrs William Shindler and daughters Dorothy and Helen. William Troup Hagertown visited with Householders. Thieves stole forty young chickens from Harry Cearfoss’s coop. Jacob Hartranft and family stopped by Holsinger home. Corner family from Hagerstown called on Monday.
Downsville July 10 at Mrs Carte Cline Murray home the monthly Workers’ Conference of the Bible School honored an elementary department teacher with a kitchen shower. Mrs Margaret Izer read How the Hundredth Baby Wes Enrolled. Refreshments followed in a delightful, educational evening with guests Mrs Louise Beachley and Mrs Pearl Spielman visiting.
Jr. and Mrs. James Kelly and child return from Baltimore visiting the parsonage while Elizabeth Clinger enjoys two weeks with Edna Snyder. Dozens of neighbors from Hagerstown to Rohrersville socialized, with strawberry and cherry harvests noted. Mooring at school festival draws funds for Africa orphan. church youth group plans August event.
John J Healy of Pittsfield warns that stubborn coughs can lead to complications and urges prompt checking with Foley's Honey and Tar. He reports trying various medicines without relief and promotes Honey and its tar as a quick cough remedy. The ad claims Foley's Honey and Tar is the world's largest selling cough medicine and highlights its ingredients.
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