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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1933

Page

8

Plan to mobilize dry vote faces September 12 repeal

Local W C T U and Church of the Brethren leaders urge a coordinated effort to rally against repeal of the 18th Amendment. Rev. A B Miller presses personal contact over mass meetings to inform church members and gather a large abstinence vote within sixty days. Next meeting features a lawn fete and readings by Lena Falkner with a chorus.

Harry Miller Dewey Avenue Léna Falkner Philathea Church of the Brethren

No Changes In Delivery Here

Post master Edward M. Tenney states regular city and county mail deliveries will continue. In Frederick some residential deliveries are eliminated with only essential carriers used. Tuesday and Thursday afternoon residential delivery in Frederick will be eliminated and Saturday half holiday remains in effect.

Edward M. Tenney Frederick Tenney

Large Woods Meeting Draws Big Crowd

Evangelist Gongo nicknamed the Blacksmith preacher addressed a large audience at a woods meeting near Doub's Woods on the Downaville pike. He will speak each evening at 7 30 with tonight's topic Eternal Wages. Groups from Cavalry Methodist Church and Church of God Mission join in the program.

Evangelist Gongo Gonso Mr. Gonso Doub’s Woods Downaville Bible ‘Clans of Cavalry Methodist Church Frederick Church of God Mission Evangelist Gonso

Preaching, visits, and accidents in Tilghmanton area

In Tilghmanton on July 16 preaching at 7 45 p m. Clayton Line of Hagerstown stayed with Mrs. Paul Moats. Annie Henson of Hagerstown dined with Mrs. D E Palmer and visited friends. Mae Irven leaves for Spruce Creek Pa for an uncle’s funeral. Kiefer Baker injured after a 14 foot fall while working on a ladder and later foot pain. Beside these, Leonard Baker and family visit home folks and other locals host visitors.

Tilghmanton Clayton Line Hagerstown Paul Moats Annie Henson D. E. Palmer Our Village Norman Bowers Death Curve Mae Irven Spruce Creek Peterson Leonard Baker Washington Reeder Harry Gray Beaver Creek Earl Shaw Peter Runner Blanche West Baltimore General Hospital Baltimore Kiefer Baker

Hospital report notes ankle and heel socket fracture

An X ray shows a broken ankle and broken heel socket with the patient on crutches. Clifford Myers and family from near Breathedsville visited relatives in the village. Mrs. Atwell Suman, recently hospitalised for weeks, has improved and recuperates at her father’s home before returning to Chambersburg.

Clifford Myers Breathedsville Atwell Suman Kline Chambersburg

Chewsville Outing and Local Visits Highlight July Circle

The Senior Christian Endeavor Society held a creekside outing near Smeyer's with a business meeting, swimming, a wiener roast, and a campfire service led by Edwin Krouse. Attendees included Eleanor Krouse Charlotte Palmer Helen Miller Rachael Bowman and several others with music teacher Esther Boughter visiting from Wallowa Oregon. Various locals and relatives are noted visiting or hosting over the weekend.

Chewsville Christian Endeavor ‘Society Smeyer Edwin Krouse Eleanor Krouse Charlotte Palmer Helen Miller Rachael Bowman Charlotte Miller Madelyn Harp Ruth Bowman Jane Rohrer Elsie Conner Mabel Paulsgrove Mary Miller Dorothy Wagner Margaret Racher Fred Baker Barry Wartle Roy Michael Arthur Smith Charles Shilling Melvin Betts Esther Boughter Wallowa Oregon H. D. Boughter Waynesboro Earl Becher Elmer Longnecker Washington, D. G Richard Eckstine Smithsburg Thomas Eckstine Marguerite Beard Mary Dick Big Pool Ruth Deevers Indian Springs Elvin Hoover Irnet Carlisle Francis Hoover Funkstown Virginia Wolfinger

American aviator Mattern to be picked up in Siberia

The Northern Sea Route aviation authority instructed pilot Levanovsky to pick up American aviator Jimmie Mattern at Anadyr Siberia and fly him to Nome Alaska. From Nome, Mattern plans to continue solo around the world to New York in an American plane.

Mattern Moscow Levanovsky Jimmie Mattern Anadyr Siberia Nome Alaska New York

Auto Club Probes Service Stations on Route 40

The Automobile Club of Maryland will investigate highway service stations near Hancock based on motorist complaints of overcharging for grease. Burgess R. B. Hess of Hancock filed the complaint for a woman motorist, aiding the probe led by Laurence Marpel and Pal­mer Nickerson. Reports of violations persist despite a recent law allowing county officials to revoke licenses of irregular stations. Tourists have avoided Route 40 due to these concerns.

Hancocka Automobile Club of Maryland Burgesa R. B. Hess Hancock Lawrence’ Marpel Automobile Club Palmer R. Nickerson Washington Allegany Counties Burgess Hess Nickerson Gald

Church Picnic Planned By Downsville Parish

The Church of God Sunday School plans an all day picnic Thursday at Down's Woods south of the city on the Downsville pike. Members will depart 8:30 am from Summit Avenue and Baltimore Street in church trucks. Two lunches, games, and amusements are set with a praise service at 7:30 led by Evangelist Gonso from Calvary Methodist Frederick.

Church of God Down’s Woods Downsville Pike Summit Avenue Baltimore Street

Washington Woman Drowns in Herald Harbor Accident

Mary Ryan 26 of Washington drowned at Herald Harbor during a party. A boat was found 25 minutes later by William Dither of Washington. Acting Coroner Thomas Basil ruled accidental drowning.

Annapolis Mary Ryan Washington Herald Harbor William Dither Thomas Basil

Prevention Is Better Than Cure

An advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets to prevent discomfort from opiate use. It claims taking three to four days before pain lessens symptoms and may require months for stubborn cases. It promises no narcotics, no dizziness, no unpleasant after effects with chocolate coated tabs and a 50 cent package.

Lydia Pinkham

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