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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1933

Page

1

Scouts Plan for Trip to Washington

About 100 Boy Scouts from the Washington County Council will attend the inauguration of President-elect Roosevelt in Washington. They will travel in three school buses leaving at 6 a.m. and returning around midnight. Seven Eagle Scouts will go in private cars from the Rotary Club work committee chaired by Mayor Joseph W. Byron. 75 to 80 Scouts from Frederick County join Saturday morning. Scout Executive Henry R. Coates will oversee the arrangements and the group will pay 75 cents round trip with lunches provided. Four Eagle Scouts will serve as escorts.

Washington Rotary Club Joseph W. Byron Frederick County Frederick Henry R. Coates Washington County Coates Admiral Grayson

Senator Hatfield Backs Federal Bank Deposit Guarantee

In Washington on March 1 Senator Hatfield of West Virginia said he favored federal action to guarantee bank deposits. He argued such legislation is absolutely necessary to meet conditions and would help stabilize banks across states including West Virginia.

Washington West Virginia Hatfield W. Va

Mount Airy Ridge Visitors From Nearby Towns

Mount Airy Ridge February 28. Mrs Vernon Thomas, Mrs Geo Wallace, Ellsworth Wilson of Hagerstown, Mrs Mary A Hankey of Baltimore visited Mr and Mrs L F Murray on Thursday. Other visitors included Mrs Wm Myers and son Harry, Mrs David Hollinger and granddaughter Thelma, Mrs Walter Miner and daughter Mary, Miss Nannie Martin, Miss Miriam Hykes, Ronald Stirsley, Mrs D W Cunningham and son James, Miss Mary Bykes of Quincy pa.

Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Roundup

A bustling week of social calls and family visits across multiple households. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hykes hosted relatives, while Mr. and Mrs. Tome and Miss Nannie Martin spent evenings with neighbors. Dozens of guests from Cedar Lawn, Yagerstown, Hazerstown, Broadfording and other localities dropped by homes including the Pittengers and Hyde households. Local residents report continued exchanges as Preston Myers and others were seen visiting and hosting throughout the period.

Chas Hykes Charles Madison H. E. Tome Nannie Martin R. Stouffer Clarence Reiff C. R. Stouffer T. A. Pitt Harry Schaff HazZerstown H. ‘Toms C. A. Hyde Broadfording

Goitre Not a Disease Says Milwaukee Doctor

Milwaukee research disputes goitre as a disease and promotes a non surgical treatment by Dr. Rook. For over 30 years his clinic claims success and offers a free book explaining the method and its philosophy to interested readers.

Milwaukee Wis Rook Goitre

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