01 May 1929
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1929
Page
1
Mrs. Harry F. Heilman of Shady Grove Pennsylvania died after falling ten feet from her balcony while shaking a rug. She broke her neck and died within minutes. Survived by husband and three children Janet Zelda and Roy. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
Mrs F Lang reports rapid weight gain and reduced nervousness after taking Vinol a cod liver peptone iron tonic. The ad claims Vinol builds pep, sleep and appetite, with the first bottle adding pounds to both children and adults. Caulfain and Co. advertise the product as delicious.
Richard Spielman and Gardner Tucker were arraigned before United States Commissioner Anderson in Cumberland on prohibition charges and released on $1,500 bond for a hearing next week. Spielman faced a bartender charge tied to a South Potomac Street club raid that yielded two kegs of beer half a gallon of alcohol and a quart of whiskey. Tucker faced ownership of a sixty gallon still found during the Antietam Furnace raid Monday afternoon. Garland Haines, linked to a moonshine operation in Big Spring, was sentenced to three months in county jail by Judge William C. y Coleman in Federal Court.
Robert O J Ridgely son of Mr and Mrs George S Ridgely 23 East Franklin street will depart May 4 aboard the Leviathan with the U S Army Band as clarinetist The group will represent U S services at the Tbero-American Exposition and be hosted by the Spanish government In Seville they will give about sixty concerts then tour Madrid Paris Toulon Cherbourg and other cities The band gave a farewell concert in Washington on April 25 Ridgely formerly played with the Municipal Band for several years
Delegates at the First Christian Church Young People's Conference will enjoy a strong recreational program with group and competitive games, scoring prizes, a Fellowship dinner at six, banquet led by Norman Reed, short talks, songs, a critics report, and a Camp Royal Pageant with moving pictures by Col. Joseph H. Cudlipp from last year.
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