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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1936

Page

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Mrs Hewitt Ill in Jersey Psy Ward on Mayhem Charge

Mrs Maryon Cooper Hewitt, held in the Medical Center psychopathic ward after an overdose threat, was moved to the danger list as her condition worsened. Jersey City police file, New York detainers, March 6 hearing. attorney William V. Breslin to be sole guest. Missouri motor taxes total 26,924-303 for 1934 per the American Automobile Association.

Aersey City N. J Maryon Cooper Hewitt Medical Center Ers Missouri American Automobile Association

Four Cornerstones Highlighted At Attendance Sunday

The Washington Square M E Sunday School observed its second annual One Hundred Per Cent Attendance Sunday. Although the goal was not reached, attendance was strong with all teachers and officers present. Rev Frank G Coleman spoke on the four cornerstones of life Blueprint Foundation Material and Trimmings using a skyscraper analogy and stressing desire determination good materials proper manners and attitudes shaping a lasting character.

Washington Square M. E Malcolm Hutto Frank G. Coleman Coleman

Plummer to Enter Race for Congress Maryland Democrat in Sixth

Former Montgomery county sheriff Clay Plummer announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Representative from Maryland’s Sixth District. He opposes David J. Lewis of Cumberland, who had no primary opposition the past three campaigns. Plummer, 46, says he backs Press Roosevelt policies and that Congress must retrench and readjust federal activities. Primary is March 4.

Clay Plummer Montgomery County Maryland David J. Lewis Cumberland Plummer Roosevelt

Mapleville Ladies Aid quilting meeting and social notes

Mapleville reports the Ladies Aid Society quilting at San Mar Memorial Home with members including Mrs R E Cross and Miss Mamie Fahrner. Social visits occur across nearby towns. the Orphans Home auxiliary planned a pig roast postponed due to road conditions. The piece notes hospital visits and multiple Sunday gatherings among residents and visitors.

Mapleville Ladies Aid Society San Mar Memorial Home R. E. Cross Mamie Katie Fahrner R. E. Fahrner D. F. Miller D. V. Long E. C. Woodie Mary Weybright Edgar Shoop Chewsville Bruce Moser Jonas Moser Madeline Etroup Frederick City Hospital C. N. Keadle Ned Keadle Robert Keadle Jane Elizabeth Routzaka Myersville Ella Keadle Henry Dick Hagerstown E. S. Kennedy Wesley Brown Moses Plottner Harry Gross Nea Benevola John Cross George Kennedy Josephine Wolf Mt. Lena Josephine Newcomer Ralph Moore R. L. Cunningham C. H. Minnebraker Nellie Smith John Martz Orphans Home Robert Wing Carmelita Virgie Reese A. P. Martz Marvin Reese Walter Reed Hospital Washington Reese

Beware Coughs from Common Colds Ad Copy

An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a quick solution for lingering coughs, chest colds, or bronchial irritation. It promises relief from the first use and offers a refund if not satisfied, urging readers to set Creomulsion right away.

Ady

Local residents visit in Fairmont Friday night

Over the past four months Keedysville residents Claude Palmer Boors and Miss Glendora Cunning Warham were Sunday evening callers of Richard Carson Pauline Himes and Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Gross in Fairmont.

Keedysville Claude Palmer Boors Fairmont Glendora Cunning- W. Warham Richard Carson Pauline Himes E. T. Gross

Seven Die In Farm House Fire Near Rushville New York

In Rushville near Canandaigua New York, a farm house fire killed six children and their mother, Mrs. Edgar Arris, 30, with the father and two grandparents injured. The Arris family had been living with the Housel grandparents since early winter. George Housel and wife were hospitalized in Penn Yan.

Canandaigua N. Y Rushville Here Edgar Arris Memorial Hospital Edgar George Housel Arris Vina George Waneta Edgars Harry Jobo Miami Pennyan Housel

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