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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1921
Page
7
June social items include a band concert tomorrow and cooler forecast. Families visit relatives in Hagerstown and Williamsport while others travel to Baltimore and Atlantic City for gatherings. Monthly reunions and church-related meetings are announced with several residents featuring health updates and upcoming travel plans. An advertisement from Lucile Mackey promotes Honey and Tar for a child’s lingering cough.
Prof M Punk delivered his annual address on the graduation of a large commercial and stenographic class. About eight students received diplomas including shorthand graduates Pauline Elizabeth Baker Ida Catherine Baker Mabel Marie Baker Set Virginia Cottrel Irene Ripley Carter Nellie Ellen Draper and many others from Commercial and Hobar tracks.
Over 375 attendees joined the Pine Tree Troop of Girl Scouts for a festival last night on South Proepec Street vacant lots. Members listed include Bila Stone braker Alice Stone braker Jane Harman Alicia Cook Elizabeth Miller Betty Garver Marvin Hamilton Julia Hamilton Page Mayno Wroth Sara Jane Cushna Lois Northern Elizabeth Simmons Bara Mish Mary Trumbull Armstrong Betsy Schaibly Clara Virginia Porter Jean Jackson Louise Staley. DELIGHTFUL FESTAL EVENT George W. Heas of Hancock, guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. Breakall, was surprised with a seventy fifth birthday dinner. Present were his sister Mrs. Morgan Anderson and many relatives.
The program features Balfe and Sullivan intermission frolics with "Babies in Toyland" melodies. It lists popular headliners and numbers including "Tents of Arabs" and "Ain't We Got Fun" along with "The Love Nest" and "The Sunny South" Southern melodies. The National Anthem and performances by Holzman, Herbert, Blon, David, Whiting, Hirsch, and Lampe are noted.
The thirty second annual convention of the Pennsylvania Conference Branch United Brethren met three days in the Fourth U B Church Baltimore and adjourned Thursday. Attendees included Dr A B Statton Rev G I Rider Cora Cooper Josephine Kiracofe from Grace U B Church and others. Rev G I Rider and Rev Ernst spoke. Ernst elected vice president. birthday party at Kemp's home honored Mrs Anna Wolford with Mr and Mrs McCauley and other local residents attending a fine dinner.
At the get together banquet in the YMCA Gymnasium on June 30 at eight o clock p m the executive committee of the Men's Bible Class Union secured Congressman Frederick N Ziblman Judge Frank G Wagaman and Edward Oswald Sr along with city ministry and laymen as speakers for the occasion.
Friendship Lodge No 84 members and visiting Masons will attend Zion Reformed Church led by Rev Scott R Wagner. The Masonic Choir will perform an anthem specially prepared for the evening marking their first public appearance in Hagerstown. Members gather at the Masonic Temple at 7 o clock Sunday.
Notice to Taxpayers on and after Wednesday June 15 1921 I will be ready to receive State and County Taxes under the levy of 1921 A discount of 5 percent will be allowed on 1921 county taxes paid during June 1921.
The YMCA team led by Mrs. F. D. Bhipp held a successful card party last night at Mrs. Walter K. Bummers home on East North Street to benefit the fund pledged at the drive’s close.
On and after Monday, June 20, 1921, I will receive city taxes at Market House. Motor vehicles taxed. bills prepared. Four percent discount offered on all city taxes in June. no discount after June 30. Office hours 8 AM to 5 PM. Wednesday and Saturday open until 9 PM.
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