05 May 1913
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1913
Page
1
A stream of social notices details motor trips to Calidonia and Baltimore, birthday gatherings, family visits, and engagements. Friends and relatives from Waynesboro to Frederick attend parties, weddings, and a surprise birthday at various homes, with travel to New York and California for work and leisure.
An invitation announces an at home gathering at 434 Potomac Ave on Thursday evening May 11 from 7 to 1. The hosts include Mr and Mrs Janegh Clinton Tan lotte wa Mr with Afra and Geoure Besar Troulotte involved in extending the invite.
Improvements to the United Brethren church include enlarging the balcony to seat more worshipers. The current space holds seventeen pews but will soon accommodate twenty plus, easing crowded conditions in recent years.
There will be a regular meeting at the City League on Wednesday afternoon at four. Minn Casey, the nurse, will receive attendees and discuss her valued work. Members are urged to attend.
Water coolers and various household goods including al vizar and Pricon, Sumner Gonda, lawn swings, and cream freezers are advertised by Emery Tar dwara Co. The garbled text lists several items and references a local retailer with unclear branding and partial names.
A series of wedding notices from Saturday and Sunday events. Misa Carrie and Stephen, plus other couples including Elizabeth Hiddinger, Elmer Ferguson, and Carrie Fisher are noted as married by pastors at local churches and parsonages, detailing venues and officiants.
Sick Rey of Baltimore returns home from Atlantic City after operations and recuperation. Spracher called to Hagerstown by his father Martin Sprecher. Melown of Williamsport ill but improving after a Saturday collapse. James Melawn of Union Meldge visited over Sunday. Hamilton Jr hospitalized for gallstones and appendicitis. Dr. Fisher aided by locals with successful surgeries. Teachers Eva Huyett and Ruth Iberg ill. Ruth Iberg off duty. Rose Kennett substituting.
Announcement by A. E. Barnes & Co. custom tailors publicizes their spring summer line. Temporary showroom set for April 1913 at Dagina Hotel room 312 No. 1 Jonathan St. Includes a variety of tailored garments and accessories with emphasis on new textures and styles.
A Sunday school gathering and church events fill the scene with a large chamber meeting and elect ion activity. Major Scott of the Salvation Army reports on services while the Zion Reformed Church adopts a new duplex envelope system boosting contributions. Election within the King’s Daughters auxiliary at St John’s Lothrop Church is scheduled for the evening.
The city saw no Sunday moving picture shows as blue laws kept theaters closed though papers reported a Sunday opening. A newspaper editor was arrested over a plant issue at Portmouth Ride while many shops remained shut and little work occurred before midnight.
Report outlines a delegate from West Virginia Mr Geo Myftune and a veteran Rajivodd Nan traveling to attend the Grand Lodge event. Up to 1,000 men are expected in session and as many as 20,000 train workers from all departments may be involved. Aakane aims to shorten travel time and length of stay.
Members of Antol Lodge of Ont Fellows Wilamsport attended services at the U. I church in unity in celebration of the anniversary of Odd Fellows. Rev G Wy Tutgler, pastor, delivered a sermon to the order.
Potomac Lodge No. 68 in Williamsport awarded a member for securing the second largest number of initiates during the last year. The lodge reports strong growth and members express interest in lodge welfare.
Regular meeting of the King’s Daughters at St John’s to discuss charity work. Attendees planned a schedule including a devotional time and committee reports on outreach, with officers to be elected and a vote on future projects.
A garbled page shows multiple vendors and products. Claims of Genuine American Fence agents mingle with stray business lines for mop, paper, and hardware items. Ongoing promotional pitches reference October pricing and various names.
In a wartime setting Dorothy Ken Beek awaits Edgar in a New York era, while Edgar, pressed by duty, disappears after promising a letter. Months pass as rumors and delay grow. finally Edgar returns alive, reveals capture by the British navy, and the couple wed, starting a small shop in New York.
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