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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1928
Page
8
The Hagerstown Athletics will practice this evening at Wil Lane Park immediately after the Hub Martinsburg game. Manager Young has a strong club booked for Sunday, and all members are requested to be on hand for the workout.
The Royal Blue Sox defeated the Hagerstown Roses in a pair of games by 14 to 0 and 22 to 6. Crouse fanned 12 batters across the two contests, delivering a dominant pitching performance for Sox.
A terse food line suggests mixing minced chicken with unsweetened waffle batter and serving with maple sugar for a refined luncheon. The odd phrasing implies a recipe note or editorial aside on a chicken waffle dish.
CLEARSPRING JUNE 12 The Mite Society of the Methodist Episcopal church in Clearspring met at Miss Lutie Bains home. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Wesley Widmyer and daughters Ethel and Carmen, Mrs Clara Strite and daughters Marguerite and Julia and son John, and Mr Elwood McLaughlin. Several locals visit relatives in Char Main Pennsylvania and Williamsport. Young People’s Council held monthly meeting at Wilson’s Chapel with Olive Rhodes speaking on Service and local talent performing.
The program featured an instrumental solo and a poem by Miss Madeline Spickler. Mr Elmer Snyder, president of the association, stood in for an absent member and gave a talk. The next meeting will be at the Broadfording church as many older residents attend.
Mr and Mrs Starling Powell moved to Cumberland last Wednesday on business and returned Saturday. Carlton Ernat and family visited Dreamwood Cottage at Conococheague Creek with Mr and Mrs Fred Hart on Sunday. Victor Ankeney accepted a position in Zanesville Ohio. Olive Hull and children Frances Edwin and Doris visit her parents Mr and Mrs John Carbaugh of Dry Run. Mrs Jacob Kershner of Virginia visits Mr and Mrs Edward Miller. Starling Powell was ill and missed work at Blue Ridge Transportation Co Tuesday.
Drawing threads on fabrics like napkins and handkerchiefs can prevent breakage. Rub the material first with a brush dipped in sandy suds to strengthen fibers and reduce fraying in the finished piece.
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