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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
4
A ragged compilation details numerous residents and visitors across Cumberland and nearby towns. It lists engagements, weddings, anniversaries, travel, church and college connections, and family updates with names such as Stonebraker, Buchanan, and Spolman, plus mentions of local businesses and institutions in a snapshot of small town life.
The record contains garbled OCR language claiming to refer to Dearing Blodst Twing and Deering Twine. No clear event, date, or organization is discernible.
A string of weddings unfolds across Sterling and nearby churches with ceremonies at the home of Mr. and Mrs Sterling and at Trinity and Methodist venues. Brides include Viola Urata, Anna Stephey, Maud Bagley Atkinson, Dorothy Paytor, Nella Ashbaugh, Julia Troupe, Mary Miah, and others. grooms include John A. Swannly, Charles Fry, Richard Hurt, and Harvey Beacith. Attendants, receptions, and post ceremony travels to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and local towns are noted, with couples planning to reside in Lewistown, Snavisburg, and Williamsport areas.
Scores show New York defeated New Jersey City 6 to 18 while Rochestar beat Buffalo 4 to 2. Montreal routed Toronto 6 to 3 and Chicago topped New York 1 to 0 in the American League circuit. Detroit overwhelmed Washington 14 to 3 as Philadelphia beat Cleveland 9 to 1 and Boston won 3 to 2 over St. Louis. Other results include Pittsburgh 11 Brooklyn 3 and New York 6 over Philadelphia 2 in a separate clash.
Richard Fulton’s sister, Grace Roberson Gerber, and Henry Christian Yrlealer are named among graduates at Johns Hopkins University and Western Maryland College. The text notes resident hospital appointments for Johns Hopkins, and mentions Medalist Mive Gorer in college competition. Also cited are Mary Lotter and Dorothy Schindel Nisatey among Hood College and academy graduates.
A birthday gathering was held at 618 Washington Ave yesterday afternoon from 3 to 4 to honor Mrs. Jeno Martin. Refreshments featured cake and fruits with numerous attendees and family members listed among the guests.
Wetlinger took several Lor girls to Waynesboro for a trip that ended with them attending the regular Wednesday night dance in Flat Plate. The party danced for hours and returned around midnight after a long evening of motoring and socializing in town.
Varying couples listed for marriage licenses include Clarenea J Fink and Ming Minty with others from Williamsport Shenandoah and Philadelphia area. Names appear with towns Williamsport Shenandoah St. Pauls Parish and Downsville indicating forthcoming marriages and local clergy officiants.
Fragmentary OCR notes show an item about sale of personal goods under hammer. Mentions “Kitehan Gabingte” and “Fine Cab BLO” with bid totaling 916.05 and references to an oven bid. Unclear names and terms indicate a private sale listing with a window and turning story context.
A testimonial from Mina of Malone New York praises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing severe menstrual pain. The letter claims relief from cramps, inflammation, and general ill health after using the remedy. The ad extols the product as a standard female tonic and urges others to try it.
Mrs Atehin Davison of Randolph Ave was taken to the hospital last night for an operation, and the work was completed today with the patient reported in good condition.
A sizable audience attended Stouder’s Dancing Academy on Wednesday night with about forty couples present and several guests. The turnout this season matches or exceeds prior years as mid-winter crowds resemble past attendance levels.
The Trinkty Lutlerah Senitay notes a yearly Sunday school visit at 10 46 am during morning services. The event draws seven hundred scholars with Dr Watkind and the church choir performing special music while Rev Simon delivers a sermon.
The Funkstewn Band of thirty members in dress uniform led by Mr. Herbert Ostarne performed an open air concert Wednesday evening at Belvedere. Sr. John Re Stonebraker attended, with top orders noted. BM Anderson style refreshments were served and the event ended pleasantly.
A jumble of names and events describes a day spent in a mountain town with friends visiting Hancock. Guests attended dinners and gatherings at various homes, including Wy Franklin Sronat Wight, Wyville area, and Lancaster trip plans for Mr Charles Burr. A tea at the church event and festival notices show community activities, with several phrases signaling a lively social scene and local engagements.
Announcement of relocation to Hanover building Jonatha Street plus Le opening and new business hours. Mentions Cream Freszera and vacation sale, urging customers to visit Rudy and Mere Opth locations for savings on drugs and Tol It articles.
A fragmented note mentions Nata and Marna Emmert in connection with Nets, a prior vesting plan, and a hint of a deal before a purchase. The text implies an exchange or negotiation around a hat and assets, with sparse context and unclear participants.
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