St Patrick's days off and local social notes
Social and Local News recounts St Patrick's three days off and various social visits around Hagerstown. It lists residents staying in Baltimore, attending events in New York, and local illness updates. Also notes job changes, travel to Washington for a banquet, and several family visits near Frederick and Funkstown.
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Pauline Keefer
Baltimore
C.F. Knock
P. £. Gruber
Porter Chemical Company
New York
Hagerstown
Community Club Meetings Typed Calendar Page
Calendar notes show events for Monday through Thursday with clubs meeting at Lester's Store Adelman’s home Britain Club at Central Building St Patricks Day dance Stouffer's Dancing Elk's Club big dance and card party Current Events Club Library Kiwanis banquet Chamber of Commerce auditorium activities listed for local groups and venues.
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Lester's Store
Argus Club
Mr. Adelman
Stouffer's Dancing Academy
Elk’s Club
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Women Elect Officers At St Pauls M E Class
The Women s Bible Class at St Paul s M E Sunday School held an election of officers after a meeting with General Misfl J J Porter in conference with class captains to plan membership growth. Attendance was 34.
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St. Paul's M. KE
J. J. Porter
Municipal Band Delivers Notable Maryland Theatre Concert
About 250 attended the Maryland Theatre afternoon performance by the Municipal Band. Soloist John Miller of the U S Marine Band joined the program, with help from the Friars Club under Prof. Chas Cassel. The Southern Cross was the highlight of a series of cornet solos and encores.
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Maryland Theatre
John Miller
U. S. Marine Band
Washington
Friar’s’Club
Chas. Cassel
Southern Cross
Herbert Clark
Sharpburg News Briefs Reflect Local Accidents and Changes
Samuel Painter injured at Miller's Bend, treated at Martinsburg City Hospital, flesh torn from palm and home recovery. Roy Rowe hurt by a rebound while felling trees. Mrs. Oliver Grove attends Cleatus B. Dick’s funeral in Big Pool. Henry Hetzer marks 90th birthday after decades without a bed. About 75 chickens stolen from Otto home. Edna Burgan hospitalized in Hagerstown for another surgery. DeLauney buys Turner house for 800 dollars. occupant to stay. Hebb siblings ill under doctor care. Overall factory progress delayed by missing material. 15 women employed with more to come.
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Samuel Painter
Miller's Bend
Martinsburg
Wn.Rowe
Roy
Norman Eeton
Antietam
Iron Works
Oliver Grove
Big Pool
Cleatus B. Dick
Henry Hetzer
Samuel Hebb
Treble Clef Club Meeting Today At Zentmyer Home
The Treble Clef Club will meet today at the home of Mrs. John D Zentmyer in Halfway. The gathering focuses on club activities and musical planning.
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Treble Clef Club
John D. Zentmyer
Cider Thieves Strike Barn for Third Time in Weeks
Thieves entered Jacob Kershner’s barn at 422 George Street Thursday night and stole seven gallons of cider for the third time in three weeks. Local police investigate as residents urge better security and watchfulness.
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Jacob Kershner
George Street
Woman's case amazes Hagerstown with Lavoptik claim
A businessman's wife suffered eye pain and redness from reading and sewing. After trying Lavoptik eye wash with hazel camphor hydrastis and other ingredients, a single bottle reportedly produced dramatic relief. David P. Schindel, druggist, offers a small bottle and an aluminum eye cup free.
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David P. i Schindel
Potomac Bt
Do You Read Advertisements Do You Read Advertisements
Advertising manager urges readers to study ads for best value. Emphasizes truthfulness and straightforward presentation across spices fabrics and goods, urging support for local merchants and investment through ads. Encourages readers to read all newspaper advertisements, especially those from local business people.
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Dixie
New England
West
Head hunting Indians in Ecuador impress expedition crew
An American Museum of Natural History expedition led by Harold F. Anthony and George K. Cherrie returns from South America with startling notes on the Jibaro people. The Jibaros regard whites as polygamous rivals, collect severed heads as trophies, and perform elaborate war dances while a member poses with an ancient musket and a tribal belle in the accompanying photo.
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Equador
Harold FE. Anthony
George IK. Cherrie
American Museum of Natural History
South America
Indiana
Surprise Birthday for Scott McElroy in Williamsport
A surprise party was held at Scott McElroy’s home in Williamsport with numerous relatives and friends attending. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. J. Gardner, Rev. and Mrs. Scott Reichard, A J Hoff man, Harry Stenger, Ella Wolfe, Fearnow, Turner, Tawbaker, Rohrer, Wiederhold, Henry Robinson, Georgia, Landis, Mecklroy, McKlroy, and Henry Hoffman. Charlotte Hoffman sang, and the house was decorated with cut towers. Refreshments were served. Zachary Taylor was noted as President 16 months into his term.
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Scott McElroy
Williamsport
Gardner
Scott Reichard
A.J. Hoffman
Harry Stenger
Ella Wolfe
Wm. Fearnow
Citus Turner
David Tawbaker
Charles Rohrer
New Jersey Potato Production Doubles in Seven Years
New Jersey potato production has nearly doubled over seven years, reflecting growth in farming output. The expansion highlights stronger yields and potential shifts in regional agriculture and markets.
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New Jersey
Gude's Pepto Mangan touted for spring vitality
In a vintage promotion a spring health tonic claims to renew red blood cells and boost vitality. The ad highlights improved color appetite and energy, noting physicians have recommended Gude's Pepto Mangan for thirty years and offers tablet or liquid forms. Also reports Chewsville U B Sunday School elected officers with proceeds of 33 toward famine relief in China.
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Gude
Rioting Follows Death of Officer in Belfast Outbreak
Dublin reports the third constable shot in Friday’s Belfast disturbances died early today. Rioting erupted with revolvers fired and stones hurled before armed police restored order.
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International News
Dublin
Belfast
Minister M L Firor Dies After Prolonged Illness
Rev M L Firor pastor of Burkittsville Petersville Reformed Church dies at Frederick City Hospital after several months illness aged 66 years 8 months 8 days. He was a well known county minister and obituary notes his long service and standing in the community.
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M. L. Firor
Burkittsville-Petersville
Revival to Start at Williamsport U B Church
Revival services will be held tomorrow at Williamsport United Brethren Church with Rev J C Gardner as pastor Evangelist Funkhouser of the city will preach.
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Williamsport U. B. Church
J. C. Gardner
Evangelist Funkhouser
Dry cleaner clarifies sale rumors for East Washington business
H F Anderson of 108 East Washington street stated today he has not sold his dry cleaning and dyeing business or its property despite circulating rumors.
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H. F. Anderson
East Washington Street
Contractor claims Hem-Roid relief without surgery
I. U. Stahl of Latrobe Pennsylvania reports twenty years of pile trouble ended after using two boxes of Hem-Roid an internal treatment. He spent hundreds without relief and would pursue a money back guarantee from Aughinbaugh and Son Drugists if it failed.
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I. U. Stahl
Latrobe
Aughinbaugh & Son
Drugegtats
Plan to Enlarge Smithsburg Cooperage Plant
Plans to enlarge the Smithsburg Cooperage and Evaporating Company plant to more than double current capacity have been completed. Construction is expected to start this week at Smithsburg.
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Smithsburg
Miss Levina Angle to address women at league meeting
Miss Levina Angle will address the League of Women Voters at the Library on Wednesday. Her subject is the Development of State Government in Maryland. Meetings will be held at 2.30 and 7.30.
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Levina Angle
League of Women Voters
Maryland
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