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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1921

Page

3

River Banks Spill Over In Local News Briefs

Social and local notes report the river out of banks and ongoing postponements in ball clubs. Robert B Ayres returns to Philadelphia after a few weeks in Hagerstown. Miss Smith of Martinsburg visits her sister Miss Luella Smith in Salem Avenue. Mrs H L Meredith and Dr A Maisch plan a Philadelphia trip to see Mrs Charlotte Maisch, recently injured in a fall and aged 82 receiving hospital care. O L Beachley of Williamsport hosted a U B Church orchestra, with refreshments served. Ivan Zimmerman of Big Pool Md, recently in town for weeks after an operation at Washington County Hospital, will return home today. Mr and Mrs Charles Cassell travel to Harrisburg for their sister’s wedding where he will sing on Saturday. Zion Reformed Church Woman’s Bible Class votes in favor of continued leadership as Dr George Middlehauf is elected teacher. officers re-elected: President Mrs John Wareham, VPs Mrs Daniel Stickell and Mrs Henry Davis, Treasurer Miss Emma Cost, Assistant Treasurer Miss Anna Suter, Secretary Mrs Anna Young, Assistant Secretary Mrs A C Strife.

H. L. Meredith A. ©. Maisch Maisch Philadelphia Charlotte Maisch Ivan Zimmerman Big Pool, Md Washington County Hospital Big Pool Woman’s Bible Class Zion Reformed Church John Wareham George Middlehauf Prsident Daniel Stickell Henry Davis Emma Cost Anna Suter Anna Young A. C. Strife

Sermon at Ascension Day Service by St Bernard’s Knights

Knights Templar from St Bernard’s Commandery attended a special Ascension Day service at St Paul’s M E Church last evening. Rev Bayley preached on “The Meaning of the Ascension” with B J Phillips singing. Knight Templars wore fall regalia at the event.

St. Bernard's Commandery Knights Templar St. Paul’s M. BE F. R. Bayley

Social Calendar and Meeting Notices in Local Topics

Social Calendar section lists upcoming events and notices. Friday features a musical programme at the Chamber of Commerce Auditorium with High School entertainment. Saturday includes a Britain Club auxiliary meeting at the same venue followed by a Victrola dance. Roland M. Baker from Elkins, West Virginia returns home after visiting his sister, Mrs. Anna Young, on North Locust Street.

Chamber of Commerce Britain C. of C. Auditorium Roland M. Baker Elkins W. Va Mrs Anna Young North Locust Street

Cards and club talks headline local social scene

Mrs. Robert Rupp hosted a cards gathering at The Terrace with prizes won by Mrs. William Conley Mrs. Bachtell and Miss Rachel Shulenberger The guest list included Mrs H Melith Merdith others from the community The Women and the Spirit of Service paper was presented at Co E Club meeting by Mrs Charles H Roderick A book review by Mrs Frank Leiter covered The Amazing Interlude by Mary Roberts Rinehart An upcoming lecture by Dr Winfield Scott Hall is set for St Pauls United Brethren Church at 9 30 Sunday morning for the Busy Men's Bible Class session.

Robert Rupp William Conley Bachtell Rachel Shulenberger H. Li. Meredith Edgar Bloom Claggett Fred Wright Winfield Scott Hall St.Pauls United Brethren Church

Proudfoot and Base Wed at St John’s Lutheran Harrisburg

Harrisburg couple Proudfoot and Gertrude Base were married yesterday afternoon at St John’s Lutheran Church parsonage. Rev. J Edw Karns officiated, ceremonies held in quiet propriety with close family in attendance.

Proudfoot Gertrude Harrisburg St. John’s Lutheran Church J. Edw. Karns

Make Your Own Bug Killer P. D. Q

A home recipe claims to produce a quart of potent bug killer for bedbugs roaches fleas and ants. The ad touts a cloth safe formula unseen by others and promotes P. D. Q packaged by Wareham's City Pharmacy and the Central Drug Co for use in hotels hospitals and dwellings.

Wareham City Pharmacy Central Drug Co

Plant Juice touted as miracle restorative by Wilmington engineer

Wilford Johnson of 809 South Harrison Wilmington says Plant Juice rebuilt his health after years of decline from 118 pounds to strength and appetite. He credits the remedy with restoring weight, sleep, digestion, and kidney comfort. Available at D C Aughinbaugh & Son and Mueleley’s Pharmacy in Hagerstown.

Wilford Johnson South Harrison Welford Johnson Plant Wilmington Del Mr. Johnson Andy Hagerstown D. C. Aughinbaugh

19 Hurt When Trains Collide in Ferndale

Nineteen people were injured when a three car work train and a two car passenger train on the Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Line collided near Ferndale on the old Annapolis Short Line around 3.20 pm. The motorman and conductor were seriously injured. Major John de P. Douw, former Annapolis mayor, was among the injured. Fourteen victims were taken to University Hospital, three to Annapolis, and one to Glen Burnie.

Baltimore Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Ferndale Annapolis University Hospital Glennburnie

Landlord Builds Brick House Around Frame Home

York May 6 A landlord Fred Husson undertook a brick dwelling project around a small frame house leased by Reuben Nisley. After serving a vacate notice Nisley could not find immediate housing. Husson chose to proceed without eviction by building brick walls around the existing frame, delaying demolition until the Nisleys secure new lodging.

Adlord York Fred Husson Reuben Nisley Husson Nisley Nisleys

Nine Annapolis saloon cases advance on liquor charges

Presentments by the Anne Arundel county grand jury name nine former Annapolis saloon operators M Saunders Henry Ivory Watters Howes James Brown John M Nazon B Frantom John Martin J K Harrington and Edward Weiss. The docket will include these cases in a few days. Bank closures hit Tulea and Jenks Oklahoma as Exchange State Bank Central State Bank and Bank of Jenks shut their doors on state orders.

Annapolis Anne Arundel County M. Saunders Henry Ivory Watters Howes James Brown John M. Nazon B. Frantom John Martin J. K. Harrington Edward Weiss

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