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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1922
Page
9
Ruwning Bail and Ponce 30s Mise report Hisle B. Garmong of Hood College Tege accompanied by Mine Willard, a faculty member, visiting at her Sumamatt Avenue home Sunday in the city.
About three hundred attendees honored the new pastor Rev Vernon Ridgely and his family at a Sunday reception at St Pauls Methodist Church in Hagerstown. Local dignitaries hosted and spoke of the church’s needs for youth programs as music and an orchestra provided entertainment.
Medera Frank and Theodore Fairney proceed to Baltimore this morning then to Washington for the Brine ceremonial. Mr and Mrs Hobart Buckenstaff and daughters Hazel Margarite and Viretti attend. Mr and Mrs Toya Weatherman and cons Fravers and Lawrences of Wolfsville visit Edward Briekenetail at Beaver Creek. Mrs PM Manneback of New York hosts Mrs and Mrs F B Shilling South Potomac, D A Stickel joins Brunswick for the lodgeral class activity. Moerets Howard Stickel Howard Young Fraving Josaph Uyio grattci motor to Washington for Alway Temple ceremony. Hiram G Hall departs for New York for several days on business. Marriage licenses listed: Burl Rineldi Hagerstown to Mabel Trone Longheam Katladowny, W A Joga Pofenberter Sharpsburg to Wdith Pauline Lier Hagerstown Emanuel Bnowbergar Ringgold to Karrie Duffy Emmitelwrg.
Fragmentary lexicon entries link slang terms to quirky definitions and misheard phrases. The list includes terms like GOBBY and GOOF with scant context, plus garbled lines about future dates and moods, suggesting a dialectal, unreliable source segment.
The fiftieth annual Maryland Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention met at Ebenezer Methodist Church in Easton with delegates from Baltimore City and county unions. Mrs Mary R A Haslup of Baltimore presided as state president during the two day session.
In Kollidaysburg Blair County May 24 Attorney John F Bullivan told Judge Baldridge arguments for a new trial for four prisoners convicted of tank robbery would not postpone the parade and elephant parade. The judge agreed to adjourn the court to Friday to permit the events.
The text explains intransigent as refusing compromise in political context. It traces from in- prefix and Latin tran‑ agere meaning to come to an agreement. Example mentions De Valera and followers adopting an intransigent stance regarding a Ivlah situation.
Names of male and female graduates from Hagerstown High School appear in a long list, highlighting a large cohort with numerous students across academic and commercial tracks. The densely printed roster includes first and last names, with multiple women named Thelma, Mary, Catherine, Ruth, and Helen, among others, suggesting a major graduating class.
A compilation of horseradish based recipes and spreads including Horseradish Cream, Horseradish Sauce, and Horseradish Butter. Instructions cover proportions, mixing methods, and serving suggestions with boiled fish, roast beef, or crustless tea sandwiches, noting wooden utensils due to sulfur content.
A Friday May 5 reorganization meeting for the community service committee was decided at a Library special. Ralph Hedgen of New York will be the principal out of town speaker with many Hager town residents invited. Plans for summer recreation and a long guest list of officials and locals accompany the event.
At a committee meeting the Waynesboro American Legion decided not to accept a large change offered by R. Funkhouser. The proposal aimed to amend the department constitution to authorize a cannon for the Men’s Bible Life Union and use in the World War. The plan, linked to the Men’s Bible Class Association of Hagerstown and Washington County, will be discussed again at a future meeting on May 3.
A small one story house adjacent to the elf tollgate at the east of Rouserville, owned by Martin Green, was destroyed by fire early Saturday along with contents and over 1000 in property. The origin is undetermined as Mr and Mrs Green had left Friday for Thurmont Maryland to visit Mr Green’s critically ill mother.
A fragment warns about etiquette for women in opening doors and assisting escorts. It states you will not help a male companion with coat or hat during outings. It instructs to pass through doors and hold doors for parents when entering home with friends.
In A S M Hutchinson style a stormy reunion unfolds as Nona, Marko’s former lover, returns to unsettle his life with veiled notes and a jealous posturing. Mabel confronts the letter and Nona presses for closeness, sparking tension, games, and a volatile emotional clash.
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