01 Jun 1926
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1926
Page
1
A stream of social items highlights visits and travels across towns. Families such as the Gearharts and Schnebleys travel to Williamsport and Atlantic City while others attend conventions in Philadelphia and Baltimore. Many locals, including Miss Lota Cantcil and Mrs. Brandi Kuerty, are listed with movements to and from Washington, Philadelphia, Detroit, and nearby towns, noting hospital stays, illnesses, and weekend gatherings.
The Apple Blossom Festival queen from Shoranduad Valley will marry Dr Tobias, a medical student at the University of Maryland. The announcement states the bride is Wissridge Bridges, daughter of residents from Hancock and Port Roberson, chosen as queen at a Chester apple blossom festival.
County home demonstration agent Miss Margaret Smith will visit clubs including Shig Works THeagay Leitersburg Lappans Crewle Ringgold and Smithshure with meetings across the week. Beavey Creek Federation plans, Washington County Federation address on scholarship fund, birthday party for the Stragglers Y M C A club, and a large family reunion in Fairview with many attendees from Hancock Hagerstown and Sylvan Grove.
Convocation of Cumberland parishes of the By copa Church of Vertival Margrant will hold a two day program in St Joins Bpleenpal Church starting tonight. Bishop Murray and other church leaders will preside with about fifteen attendees. The schedule includes Holy Communion, morning prayers, lectures on church work, a luncheon, and visits to St James School. Dr Nellie Bradt has closed her case for the week due to illness.
A series of discussions to aid women using allotments will be conducted under the auspices of the Woman's Yaters Society. The program will cover state and federal government topics and open Friday at the Swarthmore Chaw Houqua venue. Admission will be seven dollars for seven days featuring Elgie Haker and a Broadway comedy, with proceeds to benefit the society.
The American Legion auxiliary holds a regular meeting Thursday evening June 3 at the American Legion home. Mrs. J. W. Geinge and CM. awn are spending the week in Philadelphia attending the Survivors' convention.
The meeting at the Library will be held at 2:30 PM to discuss dues for the year and elect officers. President McLanughlin and others will preside as the group outlines the annual collection and upcoming activities.
In a Sunday match BAYGNNE'S PLAY WELL saw Melayne Athletic Club defend against the Willieitsport Wild, winning 6 to 4. The second pane featured Cherry Hn Alletles, Mulinger's Naurlilig Toate, and a shutout line by Cost Targer. Yesterday Uy defeated Cay Cherry dha team 4 to 0.
The item advocates a gentle laxative method that avoids harsh purging and dizziness from drastic physic. It claims to aid regularity without griping or upset, suitable for delicate individuals, and promotes a 60 cent medicinal purchase as a safe option.
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