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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1913
Page
3
A jumble of church weddings and home ceremonies is recorded, naming couples and officiants as well as locations and dates, including gatherings at parsonages and churches. Observed are Edith S Stitsufan and Harry W Garman, Belle Johnston and F Pearl, plus numerous licenseed unions with clergy lists and home announcements.
A garbled list reports multiple patients including Mise Elie C and John Miller undergoing Tyrnopendteltia and internal trouble operations at the hospital. Several others such as Ralph G. Meilatte and a twin brother are noted for recent surgeries. Names, places, and dates are inconsistent but indicate a busy hospital with multiple procedures and a request for financial support from Bhatter & Paber.
Local society notes list Myron and friends visiting Aly arnt Williamsport. Mrs. Gray and Miss Baker visiting relatives. various residents of Clambersbury Hargvey and surrounding towns host and travel to Baltimore, Hagerstown, and Cumberland for Easter, church events, and family visits. Visitors include Rev. Pate, Rev. Powers, Bishop Cranston, and many local residents attending dances, balls, and dinners with extensive social calendars.
Fragmented OCR reveals an advertisement for medical remedies and a claim by ES Guene y Co of Toledo Ohio. It mentions a chief stenographer William Eaward Helmet and a role at the navy yard, with text promoting catarrh cures and a family pile remedy.
Fragmentary building notes mention a removal action affecting several properties including a dental clinic, a chicken house and shed, and a jewelry store at 242 LT Mowan. The text references Wit hon ja Whamsport and Hotel Hampton Widge along with a specific address and an upcoming announcement for a motel silo.
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