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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1927
Page
3
Social and personal notices from Hagerstown and surrounding towns list moving households, visits, and travels. Bertha Thylor and others are noted with frequent trips between Frederick, Hagerstown, Albany, and Washington. several residents visit relatives or spend summers with family in Jacksonville, Chambersburg, Middletown, and Baltimore.
Forty children from New York's East Side have been placed in Washington County and Hagerstown for a two week vacation in August. Mrs Harris and Mrs Bentz announced the arrangement for entertainment as part of the New York Herald-Tribune Freach Air Committee effort.
Nellia Gathering Millay of Clearspring daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwalt Miller was married at 6 35 this morning at liner Scolt Snooks Halfway The ceremony was performed by Le Rev W Diehl in the Lutheran church The couple rest on a trip to Atlantic City and will live in Halfway after their return
A final cake sale at City Market raised 1581 for Missie slppi Flood Relief. Mrs. Matie Conley and Mrs. Louis BE Wilson led the event at St Marys Catholic and St Johns Episcopal churches. Guests included Miss Blesper Barton and several from Chavins Town. A card party hosted by Mrs. Joseph Harbine honored Mrs. Catherine Coleman with three tables present.
Health guidance from the Department of Health outlines a daily dozen for youths to stay healthy. Tips cover fresh air and sunlight, ample water, food choices, habits, exercise, sleep, clothing, avoiding illness, self-care, medical checkups, and dental care with note on annual physician visits. The broad advice echoes Walter Camp era wellness messaging.
A scrambled page fragment lists multiple marriage license references with names and ages, including individuals from Allentown, Washington, and Coates. Mixed spellings and broken lines obscure exact pairs and towns, but the item preserves a register feel with personal names, ages, and towns amid OCR errors.
Do You Recall Clark led in early ballots at the Democratic National Convention with rising strength, peaking on the eleventh ballot. additional notes cover new company incorporation, newlyweds, delegates returning from Baltimore, naval ship observations, wheat harvest, and plans for the June 8 Washington Square MOR anniversary service.
A fragmented words list recounts a headless body case tied to Max Carl Welpecke and mentions Danish salesman. The text also notes mail routes from Clear Spring and bicycle entertainments. It references local officials and a travel piece about Americans preferring vacations in the United States over Europe.
Mrs Legge entertained two guests at a Smithsburg event with decorated cards and baskets of roses amni... high prize a crystal jar of bath balls won by Mrs Zella Newcomer, low prize a daily keromet to Mrs Mila Carril, men’s prizes a necktie and handkerchief. Refreshments served by Newhogless with Ronerd Hartle. Attendees hailed from Smithsburg Hagerstown Waynesboro and nearby towns.
The Maryland Serenaders plan engagements at Pagode Park Buena Visite Blue Ridge Summit and Red Bridge Park this year to feature the new song The Voice of Leva Came to Me by Izzy Blogm burg. Leader Ami Ise minger says the melody is beautiful and unlike typical popular songs.
A Presbyterian quartet from Hagerstown directed by Charles Haw performed at the U B Church in Myersville. Roy Flook of Lebanon Valley College class of 1928 will speak at a patriotic program next Sunday following the Sunny School season.
William Tilden and Francis T Tiler advanced to the semi finals in the Wimbledon tennis tournament after a straightforward victory over the English pair Lateb A and Pryce-Jones. The American duo won 7-5 6-3 in a match described as comparatively easy. Summers from Moller Apartments has accepted a position with Potomac Edison Company.
Ten children from the Washington County Orphans Home will be honored guests at a committee run picnic at How's Park along the Conoegebanque. The event begins at 4 o'clock with games and swimming, supper at 6:40 served by YMCA cafeteria, and the children return to their home in the afternoon. Committee members include Br. P. J. Utstell chair, W. A. Aépkina vice chair, Weller Esmer, C. Walter Baker, Dr H. D. Gilmer, Po Potternd, Rev. Or W. By Stell.
Miss Coleman arrives from Washington to take over as County Home Demonstration Agent succeeding Miss Margaret Smith whose resignation takes effect July 1. Coleman, a loan graduate of the University of Iowa, will serve in Washington County until a permanent agent is named, ensuring no disruption of work.
OM Lucius secretary of the Automobile Club of Maryland inspected the Toca branch in charge of Raymond Peak yesterday afternoon. He expressed satisfaction with the rapid progress since the office opened and noted a Cumberland fee inspection would be conducted at the Cumberland Cumberland Hotel in the late afternoon.
Nine mothers and ninety children attended a local health clinic event in Pectonville yesterday hosted by the Pectonville Women's Club. The report notes plans for a new hall of records and a county board action regarding a project, with an estimated removal cost of 52,800.
A quirky local vignette notes the Tlertid Mall offices resembling the White House while recounting odd exchanges among residents Horace Mouse Krazy and Kitten Ket. It mentions a nurse, a frail guest and a dining water issue as summer heat is described. The entry also announces Hancock Chapter of the Catholic Daughters of America hosting a banquet at the Palomar House in Cleatap y Lamorroe.
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