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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1921
Page
3
The column notes Liberty bend interest day and a quick in and out game for Sammy while the Internal Revenue office closes. Mr and Mrs J T Richards of Wil- Uxmesport have returned from a two weeks trip to Norfolk. Mrs Charles E Hauhe of 547 North Mulberry street has erysipelas but is slowly improving.
Spickler Specks Miss Lois Miller Clearspring spent the weekend with Miss Mary Miller. Rev Wm Diehl Clearspring with old spring communion services at St Pauls Church Sunday morning April 3. St Pauls Lutheran Aid Society will hold its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Christian Michersole Thursday evening March 17. Frank A Spickler convalescing from pneumonia. Darence Martin, who had his leg broken at the ankle, uses crutches. Miss Thelma Stankey Wilson spent days with Ar and Mrs C Grove and family. Mollie Montner Yeakle spent days with John Yeakkle and family, Shady Bower. St Pauls Union Sunday school practicing for Easter service to be held Easter Sunday events. Regular cantata practice set for date to be announced. New lease on Rev Victor Miller farm nearing completion. Springtime over the countryside near Indian Springs as Proce Tull and family spent Tuesday with Frank dati and family.
The Rev J W Marris of St John’s Lutheran Church delivered an eloquent sermon on Hindrances Sunday evening before a large congregation, marking the second consecutive Sunday with a notable address.
Calendar notes show the Oritani Club meeting for the first time in its new Central Building headquarters. Also listed are St Patrick's Day dances at Stouffer's Dancing Academy and a big dance and card party at the Elk's Club, plus a Current Events Club meeting at the Library and a Kiwanis Club banquet at the Chamber of Commerce auditorium.
The Roosevelt Literary Society hosted a debate on compulsory military training. Proponents Ralph Shank Julius Schindler and Edgar Keefer won the debate against Ralph Smith John Hoffman and George Hoffman. John H. Jones, ill at home on North Potomac street, is somewhat better and able to sit up.
Large quantity 2x4 lumber from 9 to 17 feet and 18 foot spiked 46s. 1000 fir doors with hardware in 2x6 sizes and 5 enamel lab units. Five vitreous china tanks and closet combos. 1000 tons building stone available.
An old advertisement touts phosphates as a tonic for both men and women, claiming pale complexions and weak nerves improve in weeks. It cites B A Jacobson and Arg-Phosphate tablets as a dietary fix to restore vigor, alertness, and youthful vitality, urging daily use for lasting benefits.
Eight children and many relatives gathered at Rev. and Mrs. Samuel M. Foltz’s home to mark the sixty years of marriage of the clergyman and his wife. Rev. Foltz, a retired Church of the Brethren minister, served 45 years. A large cake inscribed Sixtieth Anniversary sat among many cut flowers. In a separate report, a Western Maryland Railway collision injured Ray Bowman with a fractured arm while George Pitsnogle escaped uninjured.
Five measles cases reported in Roxbury with several children attending local schools. Precautions are being taken at the school to prevent further spread of the disease.
The Funkstown Memorial Fair closed last night and Mrs. Fred T. Hose of 226 N Cannon Ave was declared the Ford automobile winner. The prize was announced at 11 15 p m. The center of the United States is described as northern Kansas about 100 miles north of Smith Center.
James A. Stillman president of National City Bank sues for divorce while his wife files a counter suit. The case is shrouded in secrecy and involves one of America's wealthiest and most socially prominent families.
A dental-like advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the world’s largest selling stomach antacid and regulator. It describes indigestion fermentation belching and heartburn and says the tablets relieve distress quickly and harmlessly at low cost.
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