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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1938

Page

11

Safety Talk at Kiwanis in Hagerstown

The Hagerstown Kiwanis Club hosted an accident prevention program at the weekly lunch meeting at Hotel Alexander. Maryland State Police officers J A White and H B Anderson presented the show, using photos of highway crashes to emphasize caution and the aim to save lives. Major E Schultz of the Salvation Army, newly transferred from Parkersburg, Va, was introduced as a new member.

Hagerstown Kwanis Club Hotel Alexander J. A. White H. 8. Anderson Maryland State Police Accident Prevention Bureau Anderson Maryland E. Schultz Salvation Army Capt. Andrews Parkersburg W. Va

Engineer Works On New Mower At Broadway

E W Mackley of Broadway hosts William Vutz an engineer aiding in mower development. Vutz trained in German engineering schools and favors Washington county areas for practical mower construction. Vutz, born in Cologne, has traveled widely and admired Maryland farming. Longfellow and Hawthorne were Bowdoin classmates.

E. W. Mackley Broadway William Vutz Vutz Germany Washington County Mr. Wutz Cologne Maryland

Should a Twenty-Year-Old Boy Suit My Heart

Dear reader, the writer seeks guidance on a 21 year old romance with a 20 year old who proposes marriage after a better job. The expert cautions to learn more about him and to avoid marriage unless truly in love. Advice covers building self confidence, making lasting friends, and seeking medical guidance to reduce anxiety.

Betty Brainerd Bam Noi

Minstrel Show In Maugansville For Baseball Benefit

The Blossom Time Minstrel will be repeated in Maugansville this evening to benefit the local baseball team. Sponsored by Washington Square M E Sunday School Adult Department, the show promises lively entertainment with end-men, singing, and various specialty acts amid two hours of action.

Washington Square M. E Mauganaville Maugansville

The Simple Life Has Dangers Too

A cautionary piece for parents about summer risks for children in rural settings. It warns against climbing fences, barefoot exposure, and unscoured play areas, and notes dangers with animals and swimming including throwing sand and dunking.

Amr Maandes

Library shelf list for week ending June 22

The following books were placed on the Library shelves for the week ending June 22. Diver The Dream Prevails. Gregory Powder Smoke. Hedges Games for Small Lawns. Holmes Aid Conditioning. MacKay Like Water Flowing. Sockman Paradoxes of Jeans. Zechlin How to Play With Your Child. Juvenile Collection Johnson Sailing for Gold. Lee At the Jungle's Edge. Simon Popo's Miracle.

Gregory Hedges Holmes MacKay Sockman Zechlin Johnson Lee the Jungle Edge Simon—Popo

First Baptist Picnic Draws Hundreds at Caledonia Park

The First Baptist Sunday School held its annual picnic at Caledonia Park with several hundred attendees. Contests awarded prizes. the highlight was a lucky spot where Mrs. Weaver won a box of Martha Washington candy. Committee in charge: Miss Elsie Horst, chairman. Stover Rohrer. Mrs. A. H. Sherman. Miss Fern Turner. Carroll Reed. Miss Elizabeth Richards. Mate, a South American holly, is used by Indians as a substitute for tobacco.

First Baptist Sunday School Caledonia Park Martha Washington Weaver Elsie Horst Stover Rohrer A. H. Sherman Fern Turner Carroll Reed Elizabeth Richards

Goldenrod Leaves Used as Tea Substitute

The leaves of a gol denrod species have been used as a substitute for tea, reflecting folk practice in plant use.

Leitersburg Letter June notes town happenings

Leitersburg reports Mrs. Mainie Wishard remains ill while Mr. and Mrs. Donald Snodderly and son from Atlanta visit Max Snodderly at Rock Forge. Miss Mary Prynn a Mount Pleasant nurse visits two weeks with intent to dismantle home as sister Evelyn Pryn is at Sabillasville Sanitorium. The 4 High Girls Club outing at Keller Hartle meadow along the Antietam on June 10 lists Betty Barnes Pearl Stottlemyer Anna May Honodel among attendees.

Leitersburg Mainie Wishard Donald Snodderly Atlanta Snodderly Max Snodderly Rock Forge Mary Pryn Mount Pleasant Baltimore Mids Evelyn Pryn Maryland Sabillasville James Leitersburg School Keller Hartle Antietam Betty Barnes Pearl Stottlemyer Anna May Honodel

Tenor Plans Varied Program Tonight at Asbury Church

The American tenor Luther King will perform at 8 p.m. at Asbury Church auditorium with accompanist Jean Houston King. He will sing a varied program including Handel Haydn Beethoven Mendelssohn and Rachmaninoff plus four spirituals. The soloist appears under Behymer Artist Bureau of Los Angeles.

Luther King Mi‘bic Asbury Church Auditorium Jean Houston King Handel Haydno Adelaide Beethoven Pia Bella Aurora Asiali Mendelssohn Aubade Lalo Dediction Franz Zuei

Plea For Return Of Edward Winsder Highlighted In London Dinner

At a Society of the Octavians dinner in London the Duke and Duchess of Winsder were urged to return to Britain. A telegram read to guests expressed gratitude for the dinner and good wishes signed Edward. The group, formed to defend the former king after abdication in 1936, vows to uphold his honor and obtain fuller recognition.

London Britain Duke Duchess of Winsder

Leitersburg School Hosts Program and Party for Guests

Lucille Wishard and classmates attended a program by the primary department taught by Miss Mary Poe on Thursday June 10 at 2 o clock. Guests included Miss Mary Poe Ann Tullis Hanover and Betty Krause. The first and second grades enjoyed a party with ice cream cake and cookies served afterward.

Lucille Wishard Marlen Porter Julia Troupe Ella Mae Stockalager Maybelle Myers Edna Guesfard Dorothy Martin New Jersey Miss Mary Poe Ann Tullis Hanover Betty Krause Leitersburg School Mary Poe

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