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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1923
Page
4
Lena Wade and her daughter Dorothy of Williamsport are in Washington for Shrine week, touring landmarks and joining events as part of the delegation. The visit highlights family participation and the city’s presence at the national Shrine gathering.
Mrs. Coleman Rogers daughter Agnes Rogers Will be married Thursday at noon at the bride's West Washington Street home A guest list includes Mr Byron Mrs Joseph Byron Mrs Samuel Loose Mrs William Lane and others from Hagerstown New York Indianapolis and more Mrs Lowrie matron of honor Mr George will be best man A vending party hosted by Mr and Mrs Marshall Wilson tonight Twenty five guests attended by Mr and Mrs Harry Riddle from Harrisburg at Sunday dinner
Misls Eleanor Stehl returns from Stuart Hall College Staunton VA to her home at 8 Prospect Street. Mrs D K Cushwa of Williamsport visits daughter Mrs Christi McEnerney in Washington. Mrs Charles Desmond spends the week in Washington and Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Ora Maton of Chante boreburg visit friends Mr and Mrs Pentz Saylor. George Houletts, Tome student, vacationing with parents on Patemac Avenue. Margaretta Gordon returns home afterGreencastle visit. Miss Mamie Downs of Baltimore spends Sunday in Hagerstown visiting Dr H G Downs. Robert Craty teaches at Winter Aieat School and leaves tomorrow for Cleveland. Messin Maxwell Bechtel, Franklin Miller, Armond Paxon and Harold Beying, students at Merdershing Academy, jab hone for the wAMMieN VAe eatin. Mrs Benjamin Shank Virginia Avenue spends weekend with Mrs Amanda Anglo. Memma Mes William I Bust and Droid Mes of 1 GF Brewlha. Wilmington, N C weekend BA at Mrs Receding and Frances Srinlig Thyonsboro. Mrs W A Gilstidy and daughter Nullie Jeff travel to Springfield O to attend elon ine exercises at Wittenburg College where Miss Grace Aperaw pits out. Miss Berneding Fiowbie returns with tas parks Tuesday. Loy andy boollogeorr mentioned no official count.
A fragmented fashion blurb outlines three late 20th century gown concepts. It mentions a wide overlap panel design, a long sheer panel style, and a gadol insert feature, noting afternoon and evening dress contexts without precise details.
Pastors spoke to graduates at Hagerstown and surrounding area services urging focus on a worthy goal and progress. Rev Dr Scott R Wagner urged graduates to press forward, using Paul’s determination as model, and to build character for the future.
A compact page offers practical household ideas including baking meringue in a hot oven with door ajar, cleaning black cloths with ammonia, baked apples stuffed with raisins and nuts, a fish preparation tip for scaling, moth prevention by wrapping fur and wool in turpentine-warmed newspapers, and a glove cleaner using powdered alum and filler’s earth for white suede gloves.
Samuel W. Abrecht, 21, a News-Inst Frederick reporter, was struck by lightning in a Ridgeville garage while seeking shelter during a storm. The bolt killed him instantly. no others were injured. His body was taken to Frederick. A nearby barn burned after being struck by lightning and Frederick city lost power for two hours. Additional notes mention library hours starting June 4 and a Mary L. Theocomh signature.
The Shrine Caravan of five cars with about 150 dignitaries traveled through Hagert on their way to Washington D C to attend the National Conclave. They stopped in Hagert for a couple hours then proceeded to Frederick where they camped overnight. An escort from Cumberland’s military detachment will guide them through the state.
Edward Mattingly seventeen of Mt Savage was killed when the car wrecked into a telephone pole en route to a ball game. Four youths were involved. Edward Noonan Edward Mullaney Joby Jarrett were injured with varying severity. Eugene Branon the driver was hurt.
Garland F B Groh was principal speaker at the annual Ha geretowns Catop Nu 1 memorial service by Woodmen of the World at Rese Hill Cemetery. Thirty two graves were decorated as part of the ceremony near the founding date June 4. Procession formed at Junior Hall and moved to Roweli with many in attendance.
Mrs Emameu W Guus president of the Women’s Club calls a special meeting Monday June 11 in the Library children’s room at 7 39 Report on canvass of members to gauge support for purchasing property at 41 South Prospect Street for a new club house. The Chief League meets Wednesday at 3 pm at the Library with John B Ferguson addressing sewerage in Hagerstown. Mrs James Findlay invites all interested to attend. A Civil War veteran offers reward for capture of grave desecrator at Dr Charles McKee’s grave in Hose Cemetery.
Felix Peck Gellverus delivers the bac calaureate address to Clearspring High School's 1923 graduating class at St. Peter's Church in town.
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