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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1928
Page
2
D. Webster Groh addressed crowds at the Court House on tax assessments and expenditures and urged joining the Washington County Taxpayers League. A Tilghmanton branch was organized Monday night and Leitersburg branch will be formed tonight in Leitersburg Grange rooms after a brief meeting. A county wide meeting Thursday in the Court House will present a recently drafted constitution and by laws to members.
Rev and Mrs L C Osborn of Olmstead Falle C are feared held by Nationalist forces in China. Osborn served as a missionary for the Church of the Nazarene. STARTS MARATHON SPEECH. Washington May 1 Smoot begins marathon speech against Boulder Dam Bill.
Helen Wills, the famed tennis star from California, has contracted a cold that developed into bronchitis after arriving in Europe. She has been ordered to bed for several days and cancelled matches in Herlin, staying in her hotel to rest as advised by her doctor amid a highly changeable climate.
May 1 preaching at St James hall by the new pastor followed by biweekly services. Families visit the Vanderersville meeting in Virginia. Mrs Moats shows signs of improvement amid measles outbreaks. Local residents travel for work and sickness, with several gatherings at Kemp and Moats homes. A German police dog is purchased. farmers prep for planting and milk-house work progresses.
Ville and Walter Bloom and wife of Hagerstown spent Sunday with their sister Rena Bloom. Maurice Culler has been selected by Bakersville church as a delegate to Syned which convenes at Gettysburg later part of May.
Ruth Brittain cautions that infant overstimulation harms nerves in older children. She warns against treating babies as toys and advises limited handling plus Castoria for unsettled babies. Castoria’s safety, popularity, and a booklet on motherhood are highlighted, with emphasis on genuine Chas. H. Fletcher product.
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