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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
7
Greencastle March 26 reports local items including a death notice omission, marriages in Hagerstown, visits by Duncannon and North Carlisle residents, and a family farewell to Derby Derbybound relatives. An epidemic of grippe is noted in Greencastle and surrounding countryside.
The Soutor Class of the High School will stage a comedy drama in the Gem Theater on April 2nd and a ard.
Wilsons Wits Wilmons March 24 report includes Mr and Mrs J Melcher Harsh and son from Hagerstown spending Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Stenner. Many Wilsons residents attended services at St Pauls Church Sunday evening. girls missionary music was led by a local group. Various guests visited area families including the Martins with Paul Johnsons cross roads, the Jolsons and their daughter Helen, Arthur and Clarence, Howard Moune and children Thelma and Stanford, and others from Hagerstown. Joseph Thoffman and Lenn Hyde drilled wells in the area during the week. Guests of John Eby on Sunday included the Strites Gurist Why and Amanda Eby from Maugansville. George Hoge Norman Rose Lula Mose visited David Heap near Tieensburg. Walter Lewin, recently in Akron, Ohio, plans a short stay with his parents Benjamin and the Pinesburg area.
A long list of local residents from Pinesburg and nearby towns visited friends and relatives over the weekend. Names include Mrs Henry Chariton with children Louise and Dorothy, and many others from Hagerstown McKeasport Blairs Valley Frederick and Wilson.
An appeal targets women, warning that kidney and bladder troubles often go unnoticed and can affect overall health. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy, offering a sample bottle for ten cents and suggesting larger sizes are sold in stores.
A new member is to be added to Cradle Hall of the Union on Sunday. The ceremony will mark a continuation of the group’s traditions and community involvement.
Nasalie Brewer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thoms S Brewer, serves as the meusher at Wiltons School according to the notice. The event highlights a local family and school role within the community.
An old advertisement-like piece touts a proprietary No 2 capsule formula for neuritis and rheumatism. It claims rapid pain relief within 24 hours, reduction of nerve pain and sleepless nights, and emphasizes nonaddictive ingredients with temporary soothing effects. The text mixes medical claims with promotional language.
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