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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
9
A stream of social personal items from Philadelphia covers visits by Mrs. Dr. Russell and families to summer homes, post‑visit returns, and planned travels. The record includes university students earning awards, aunt visits in Winston and Baltimore, and wedding plans in New Hampshire with trips toward Charlottesville and Virginia.
Fragmentary OCR text shows archaic spellings and phonetic hints. It references syllables and pronunciation guides for a word daily lesson, mentioning a child and boys and a quoted form. The readable content is insufficient to determine a clear subject, origin, or event.
Miss Helen Buzebeth Miller daughter of Dr Miller and John Blair McKee wed yesterday at Lauheran Church in a ceremony conducted by Ray Simon with only immediate family present. The groom works for Fleigh Motor Company. The couple, now residing in furnished apartments on Hamilton Boulevard after July 1, planned a two week motor trip to undisclosed points before returning home.
The thirty fourth annual reunion of two Reformed churches will be held at Pen-Mar on Thursday July 20. Arrangements are complete. secretary Paul F. Schminke of York announced. Special trains will run to the park. The program will feature Rev. H. M. Kreider and music by the Westminister choir with Rev. Mr. Kreider as principal speaker.
A fragmented OCR list names multiple individuals including Mina Betsy, Susan Harry, Julia Hamilton, Susan Minh, Cushwa, Catherine Stohl, George end Gifford Northern Thrall, Alan Campbell, John Norlin Jr, Charles McKee, Harvey Heyser, Godfrey, William Feadley, and Billy Young in a dated public notice or court record. The text reads as a messy roster of persons with no clear action or outcome.
Grace Corwell of Waynesbury married James F. Butts of Hogragtown on Saturday June 26 at Faith Church. The ceremony was conducted by Roop minister with the couple returning to Mrs Corwell’s home and planning to reside in Hagerstown where Mr Butts is employed. A municipal band concert is scheduled at the State Sanatorium with Dr Cullen arranging a platform.
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The Magnavox installation at Willow Park drew large crowds for afternoon dances with Professor Stouffer using the instrument for performances. The outdoor pavilion is touted as one of the state’s finest dance floors, drawing attendees from Western Maryland and beyond. The Pinatree Troop later entertained the Business and Professional Women’s Club with an exhibition at City Park, including drills and other displays.
Eight former Hood College students from Hagerstown attended the Cumberland Valley Club picnic at Cold Springs Wayneport Pa. The Wayneboro club members ran the event with guests including Dr. Joseph H Apple president of Hants Miss Lantz and several others. From Hagerstown attendees included Mildred Bennatt club president Omer T Kay Mrs Aldina Latin Mrs D A Watkins Miss Hourly Trantum Elizabeth Davis Dorothy Nissley Lucille Bonnett.
A fragmented 1922 NEA Service recipe piece describes pineapple orange drinks with lemon, grape juice, ginger ale, and tea. It outlines mixing ginger ale with grape juice, optional iced tea, and hot weather drinks with loganberry juice. The text is garbled but preserves the general beverage preparation notes and serving guidance.
A mangled excerpt recounts Lucinda, Nelly, and Bel in a tense scene of danger and secrecy. Amid alarms and a tense search, Lucinda plots escape for Nelly while Bel schemes to shield or betray, with Nolan, Ty, and Ruthless social pressures looming. The scene blends crime, confession, and shifting loyalties in a melodramatic urban setting.
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