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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
5
The Municipal Band starts summer concerts at City Park on Sunday June 1 with afternoon shows at 3 PM due to church services, and all other performances in the evening. The band, praised by experts as unmatched in Maryland, has ordered 40 new uniforms costing over $1,000, with funds to be raised for expenses.
The municipal band reports winter concerts raised about 600 for equipment and urges broad subscriptions. Mail donations to Municipal Band P.O. Box 496 as committee plans further events including Buys’s Gateway to the South march. The drive aims to align city support with other Iowa bands and expand musical outreach.
Harold W Barr eight year old son of Howard Barr of 227 Summit Avenue died at Washington County Hospital at 7 30 PM from injuries when he was run over by a truck on Summit Avenue near Reynolds The truck was driven by Oscar Wolfkil son of John B Wolfkill The coroner's jury viewed the body at the morgue and prepared to hear testimony Funeral services to be held at the Barr residence with burial at Arndtaville Survived by his father one sister Alameda and other relatives
A dampened and drip dried underskirt, prewear, is advised to avoid dampness and prolong fabric life. The guidance emphasizes careful handling to prevent wrinkles and damage before wearing.
A home scene describes potatoes baking for ninety minutes and coffee staying hot beside the fire. The narrator believes everything is ready for immediate eating and invites someone to enjoy the meal, then questions who wants to enter and join at the moment.
Gale raises a loyal dog named Sandy who learns tricks and helps fetch items. One day Sandy returns with a small white Angora kitten, sparking a tale of the kitten’s origin and a potential owner in a passing market scene.
In a cluttered scene at Hagerstown Massachusetts Police Court Judge Bitner questions a colored defendant after a night of drinking shine. The prisoner flippantly suggests the cost of his release, while reporters observe the tense exchange and the judge orders ten dollars or ten days in jail.
Chewsville U B church schedules Sunday school at 9 4 m and a children's service at 7 20 p m. The program features children performers led by Irvin Beard of Waynesport. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Vorstar Mr Kling and slates from Jefferson and Mr Mrs Huffer of Boonsboro. A lawn social by the Volunteer Sunday school class will be held at Ernest Remsburgs Thursday evening with ice cream cake and candy for refreshments. Public invited.
A brief item notes Sel Dont, described as having a grouchy look, unexpectedly receives something pleasant. The report contains sparse details and names, with the event framed in a light local-news tone.
Greencastle Pa June 2 Troop of Boy Scouts deserve credit for guarding traffic on Memorial Day. Scouts worked as officers from morning to night at main intersections, preventing possible collisions in heavy afternoon traffic. Master Stack emphasizes instilling right principles. Various town residents visited relatives and attended events. About 309 soldiers graves decorated. Cedar Hill Cemetery holds nearly 200 fallen, others in local graveyards. American Legion Frank Carbaugh Post raised about $100 from memorial day tag sales. daisies still selling. Local clubs held meetings. many residents traveled or hosted visitors. An automobile collision on Franklin Street caused no injuries.
Father and Son Day was observed Sunday with special services at the First United Brethren Church. The program featured solos readings and addresses on What Fathers expect of their sons delivered by J H Hollinger Noah Roth and Prof Huber Strine. The Big Brothers Bible Class led choir selections and Franklin Weagley sang.
An Annual Exhibit was held at the Surrey School building on Wednesday afternoon. Many people visited and admired the students’ work under the direction of the manual training teacher, RH Sowaars.
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