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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1921

Page

3

Canal to open soon and local notes on residents

Canal to be opened shortly. Cheaper coal for Hagerstown. Then canaries will get exercise. Mrs. Virginia Sponseler returns from Florida tour. F Merrill Hays and Harris Heidwohl on business trip to Baltimore. Miss Evelyn Cohen of Lancaster pa visits brother S J Cohen Sample Shoe Store. Mrs G F Wiesecker and friend Mrs Joseph Ludwig return after six weeks in Florida. Miss Nora Paige Forsythe returned home after Ivy Ball trip to Philadelphia. Mrs Fred Kate confined to bed with tonsillitis. Mrs Ben Rosenour Ruth Motter Nan Houck Frederick drive to Hagerstown. Mr and Mrs Frank Munn to occupy former tenants Broadway Building. Miss Elmer Redding Hanover Pa visiting. Mrs Susan Fahrney injured in auto crash last Nov. improving at home. Dr Leroy L Watkins at Washington County Hospital improving.

Virginia Sponseler Florida F. Merrill Hays Harris Heidwohl Baltimore G. F. Wiesecker Joseph Ludwig Pittsburgh Miami Palm Beach Nora Paige Forsythe Washington County Hospital Ben Rosenour Ruth Motter Nan Houck Frederick Hagerstown Frank Munn Meredith Broadway Elmer Redding Hanover S. G. Ziegler Susan Fahrney Ridgeville West Washington Street Leroy L. Watkins

St Patrick's Day Dance and Big Elk's Club Event

On Thursday a St Patrick's Day dance with a special orchestra is slated at Stouffer's Dancing Academy. A big dance and card party will be held at the Elk's Club. The Current Events Club meets at the Library. Kiwanis Club hosts a banquet at the Chamber of Commerce auditorium.

Stouffer's Dancing Academy Elk’s Club Kiwanis Club Chamber of Commerce Auditoriune

St Patrick's Dance at Junior Fire Company Wall

A square dance is scheduled for tomorrow night at the Junior Fire Company Wall venue. Local organizers invite community dancers and families to join in the evening of music and dancing.

STO Patrick's Dance Junior Fire Company

High School Stunt Nite Impresses Broadway Girls

Broadway High School girls staged Stunt Nite at the C. O. F. Hall last night before a sizable audience. Recitations, drills, dancing, pantomimes, fortune telling, songs, and athletic exhibitions filled the program. The pantomime The Dummy Church featured several girls and drew strong acclaim.

Broadway High School 1. C. O. F. Hall

Entertainment for Williamsport church at K of P Hall

A benefit entertainment in Williamsport at the M E Church planned for tomorrow night at eight in the K P Hall. A three act comedy titled Between The Acts will be presented.

Williamsport M. E K. of P Methodist Episcopal Church

Surprise Party For Miss Gunnells At Washington Street Home

The Bible Class of the Presbyterian Church held a surprise party for Miss Lou Gunnells at Mrs Lepps residence 60 East Washington Street. About twenty five attendees attended and a potted plant was given in honor of her birthday.

The Presbyterian Church Lou Gunnells

Miss Boger Weds Chester M Stouffer

A wedding at Christ's Reformed Parsonage united Chester Maynard Stouffer and Louise Caroline Boger, with Rev. Dr. Conrad Clever officiating. The bride wore a blue tricotine suit and carried a corsage of sweet peas, rosebuds, and maidenhair fern. she is daughter of Mr. Carl Roger. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Stouffer of 551 Howard Street, works as yard master for Wabash Railroad.

Christ's Reformed Christ's Reformed Parsonage Chester Maynard Stouffer Louise Caroline Boger Conrad Clever Carl Roger R. R. Stouffer Howard Street W. M. Railroad

Miss Beckley Weds Mr Kidwell in Quiet Home Ceremony

Miss Lucile Elnora Beckley and Guy S. Kidwell were married in a ring ceremony at 612 North Mulberry street this morning with only immediate family present. The bride, a 1918 high school graduate, worked for C P Telephone in Washington. the groom, a 1917 graduate, is with Manufacturers Stove Repair Co. They leave today for a northern trip and will be at home after April 1.

D. Luther Beckley North Mulberry Street Lucile Elnora Beckley Guy S. Kidwell D. A. Kidwell West Washington Street J. 5. Simon Miss Beckley C. & Po. Telephone Company Washington Kidwell Manufacturers Stove Repair Company

Earl B. Austin Weds Miss Wallach at St Johns Lutheran

A simple ceremony at St John s Lutheran parsonage united Miss Mary A Wallech of Greencastle and Earl B Austin son of C A Austin of this city. Rev J Edward Harms performed the nuptials in the presence of close relatives. The bride is well known locally and the groom works for Valley Tire Co. They reside at 240 South Potomac Street.

St. John’s Lutheran Mary A. Wallech Wand A. M. Wallech Greencastle Earl B. Austin C.A. Austin J. Edward Harms Miss Wallech Austin The Valley Tire Company Mrs. Austin South Potomac Street

POUND PARTY AT NECK HOME INJURY SCARE

A pound party at J W Kirby’s Neck home near Williamsport ended with children drinking an ounce of laudanum hidden by Mrs J A Leidig at the Leidig home in Chambersburg. No serious results expected.

J. W. Kirby Neck Williamsport Robt. Myers Mildred Martin Alex. Cunningham Mary Friese Chas. Baker Trene Cunningham William Fowler Georgia Kirby Roy. Friese Elsie Kirby Ned. Tabler Mary Cunningham Norman Herbert Ted _Remains Samuel Fowler Alfie Downs Ernest Kirby Pearl Cunningham Noah Fowler Raymond Baker John Baker G. A. Grimm Geraldine J. A. Leidig Leidig Chambersburg

Stomach pump saved laudanum victims

Prompt medical work by physicians and a trained nurse saved the lives of Elizabeth Leidig, aged 5, and her sister, after they ingested laudanum. The case highlights swift treatment and the dangers of overdose in young children.

Elizabeth Leidig

Aspirin and Bayer Brand Tablets Ad Highlights

An aspirin advertisement urges taking tablets only as labeled in Bayer packages. It touts physician approved dosing over 21 years and safety by millions, listing uses such as colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and general pain. It notes tin boxes of twelve cost a few cents with larger packs from druggists and explains Aspirin as Bayer trademark. It adds a historical note that the first lucifer match was made in 1829.

Bayer

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Maggie Intl Feature Service. Inc McMas Register Today Canaries Evelyn Cohen Lancaster, Pa S. J. Cohen Sample Shoe Store W. H.rohrer Helen Virginia Lovellsville Mollie Sponseller Coff- Man Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Fred Kate North Locust St Washington County Leonhardt Hem-Reid Aughinbaugh & Son Goldie Simon W. Franklin St Care Herald-Mail Miss Boger Chester M. Stouffer Christ’s Reformed Church MR. Kidwell Miss Wallach Hagerstown Homes Corporation J. B. Ferguson & Co Pythian Opera Houser Williamsport, MD A. J. Lamp Mazie Lamp Earl Dunn Jessie Howe Boyd Kirby James Kirby Alice Kirby John Grey Ettie Young Mary Young Alfred Hose James Young Irvin Young D. H. Fleming A. J. Kummer & Co Hagerstown, Md Wawashington NIST Handsome
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