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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
14
Four coaches derailed and the engine turned over when a Louisville and Cincinnati fast train hit a faulty switch in Highland Park Richmond at about 4 pm today. No injuries reported. Officials probe possible switch tampering as cause. Hampton man writes a poem about wanting a wife and gets one.
An aged testimonial from J H Derton and W Graham of Virginia reports relief from nocturnal urination after using Lithlated Buchu Keller Formula. Advertises Lithlated Buchu as a bladder cleanser that neutralizes acids and removes impurities, with a price of two cents per unit at leading drug stores or Keller Laboratory in Mechanicsburg, Ohio.
The list names Sterling D Kaetzel Cyrus Leslie James Riser John Siifer Elmer Wade Ralph Milter Roberta Haynes Harriet Winfield Shirley William and Phyllis as present every day in the daily roll call. The roster highlights long term attendees and notes multiple teachers and staff members associated with the sequence.
Mrs Mary Buck Mrs P H Norrid and Miss Margaret Rohrer attended the Branch W M A meeting held Thursday in Otterbein U B Church of Waynesboro Pa.
Local letter from Rohrersville records visits and gatherings in May. Lizzie Haynes of Mill Brook visits daughter Mrs Albert Hoover in Hagerstown. The Haynes announce a baby girl. Several families from Keedysville Hagerstown Broad Run and Mill Brook are described at Sunday events and parties with names including Norris Stiser Staver Winfield and Weav er.
Glendora Winfield and neighbors present a school class drama The Stand to the Cy to be performed at Hohrersville town hall Friday night by the Every Heady Sunday school class of Neonsboro Md. Miss Bertha Rohrer and Miss Brook spent Sunday with Miss Susan Clopper. Mr and Mrs Howard Haynes and daughter Hida and Mrs Mary Staver and son Wayne visited Hagerstown Monday. Mr and Mrs Robert Hine and children of Revonsboro were guests of his parents Mr and Mrs D A Hine. Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Cochran on Sunday included Mr and Mrs Jesse Cogle Mrs John Cogie Mrs Bertie Tangerbeam and Mr Joe Cogle of Roliver W Va.
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