Local Social Notes and Commencement Travel
Social and Local News recounts multiple residents visiting Baltimore for Robert Garrett Hospital commencement exercises with mentions of Mrs. Ruth EB Edelen returning to Chicago and others attending ceremonies. It notes travel, hospital stays, family ties, births, a new business opening, and a community building foundation starting at Beaver Creek with details on local residents and distances.
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Daily Mail
Ruth EB. Edelen
Chicago
Harry L. Evans
J. W. Mason
Robert Garrett Hospital
Baltimore
Mary V.martin
Zelma Swisher
Robert Garret Hospital
Mary Spessard
Elmer S. Spessard
Beaver Creek
Selling the Dealer Through Proper Public Ads
The public seeks value and quality, priced right and well promoted. The fastest path to retail success is to market goods on behalf of the dealer, ensuring clear, appealing advertising that drives interest and sales.
Bridge Winners Among Guests at North Potomac Home
Mrs C H W Hunter and Mrs W Wylie Ritchey won prizes for high scores at a bridge party hosted by Mrs Lewis R Byron on North Potomac Street. Guests included Mrs William P Lane Mrs John G Bower Sr Mrs Palmer Tennant Mrs Chas Schaibley Mrs Edward Byron Mrs J Q O Byron Miss Lulu Harris Mrs Hunter and Mrs Ritchey.
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C. H. W. Hunter
W. Wylie
Ritchey
Lewis
R. Byron
North Potomac St
Byron
Beaver Creek Christian Sunday School Social Report
The Men's Bible Class hosted a social in the Sunday School room last night with about seventy attendees. Guests enjoyed games and a short program followed by refreshments.
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Beaver Creek
Entertaining Teachers at Mrs Barkdoll's Smithsburg Tea
Mrs Robert Barkdoll hosted a tea at her Smithsburg home yesterday afternoon honoring two Smithsburg High School teachers Busie Utz and Ruth Reinecke. The gathering included a small group of friends and former colleagues.
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Robert Barkdoll
Smithsburg
Misees Busie Utz
Ruth Reinecke
Fourth sleeping victim in Waynesboro en cephalitis case
Walter Potter is the fourth victim of lethargia encephalitis in Waynesboro. He has been ill about a week with sleep deepening each day and his symptoms match the three other local cases, all of which show improvement. Special session Mayor and Council discuss sewerage rates but take no decision. Rev. Bayley better after severe attack of Jum hago and will preach Sunday.
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Walter Potter
Waynesboro
Bayley
F. R. Bayley
St. Paul’s M. BH
Benedictine Sisters Endorse Foley’s Honey and Tar Remedy
A Benedictine Sisters letter from San Antonio Florida urges mothers to use Foley’s Honey and Tar to combat coughs and colds. It notes prior use and perceived benefits for children and households.
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Benedictine
Oly Neme
San Antonio
Fla
Foley
Pains in Side and Back Relief Reported by Mrs Fisher
Mrs Blair L Fisher of Grafton Pa describes chronic side and back pains improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes inability to work, later recovery, and a healthy four month old baby, urging other women to try the medicine.
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Grafton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Blair L. Fisher
R.D
Tree Injury Near Brownsville Delays Worker
John Bonhouse of Brownsville region was injured yesterday when a large tree fell while he was clearing branches. Working for B. B. Philips under a telephone poles contract, he was pinned under the trunk and broke his leg. a Brownsville physician treated him at the scene.
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John Bonhouse
Brownsville
Bonhouse
B. B. Philips
Fechtig Struck by Motorcycle on West Washington Street
William Be Fechtig was badly hurt last night while crossing West Washington Street in front of St. Mary’s Catholic Church. A motorcycle with Pennsylvania license No. 1640 traveling west at high speed knocked him down, throwing him to the ground.
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William BE. Fechtig
Washington St
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Pennsylvania
Mr. Fechtig
Divorce Granted in Desertion Case for Eva Jones and Harry Jones
Judge Wagaman grants Eva Jones a divorce from Harry Jones on desertion grounds. The decree orders $20 per month child support. Miss Rena Corby remains confined at home in Williamsport due to rheumatism.
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Wagaman
Eva Jones
Harry Jones
Rena Corby
Williamsport
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MR. Swell
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Ida Swartz
Gilmore Apartments
Charles H. Beatem
Washington
Cavetown ‘Pike
Baltimros
Fannie, Hykes
Philadelphia
Maryunk
Trenton
N. J
Fre Bausch
Edwin C. Hook
Oak Hill Avenue
Jennie Bricker
Shenandoah, Va
Memorial Hospital
Bricker
Fred Y. Mills
William F. Furpress
Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Palmetto
Colonial Hotel
George Wolf
William G. Barnheiser
California
J. W. Powers
Clearspring
Indian Spring Nations
G. W. Loudenslager
Concord Street
A. J. Kummer & Co
Hagerstown, Md
Hill Crest Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Grove & Heilman CG. & P. Tel
Brierley Building
Lydia E.pinkham
Crawford Automobile Co
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Keystone
Manufacturers Stove Repair Co
Hagerstown
Rudy
Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
Broadway
Chas. M. Stieff, Inc
Potomac St
Altona
Shaffer, Faber & Co
Washington Street
Hagerstown, Maryland
John Miller
United States Marine Band
Maryland Theatre
Ebecel Caer
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