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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1925

Page

8

Social and Personal Items From Heaning Mall

Social notes from the Heaning Mall society editor list visits and stays in Williamsport Thurmont and Baltimore. Individuals mentioned include Misses Nol le Mary Lemen Catherine Hastings and Lella Kendall along with families in Cumberland Martinsburg and Martinsburg. Births from Willamport and Waynesboro Hospital are noted and clerical travel to Baltimore Chicago Detroit and Ontario is recorded.

Norman M. Lemen Baltimore Merly Rudy’ & Meredith Nolle Mary Lemen Williamsport Thurmont

Tea for members at St. Jon's rectory

Mrs. Walter Byron Stehl wife of the Rev. Dr. Walter Byron Blent rector of St. John's Episcopal Church will entertain Laure Hughes Society members at the rectory on Friday afternoon from 4 to 8 o'clock.

Walter Byron Stehl Wits Walter Byron Blent St. Jon's Episcopal Church Laure Hughes Society Seast the

McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Offer Taste Solution

Advert announces McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets in sugar coated form. Claims quick weight gain for children and improved vitality for adults, with doctors supposedly prescribing under other names. Offers money back if no weight gain in 30 days and lists Aughinburgh and Kandsley Drug Stores as outlets.

Pecania McCoy Aughinburgh and Kandsley Drug Stores McCoy's

Hancock Woman Leader of Arts and Letters Club Elected

At the annual meeting of the Arts and Letters Club held at the Women’s Club, Mrs. John Casper of Hancock was elected president for the coming year, succeeding Mrs. Joseph W. Byron. Mrs. Clifton Anderegn was named vice-president and other officers were chosen. The program for next year centers on the study of short stories with readings and scheduled meetings every other Monday afternoon.

The Arts and Letters Club John Casper Hancock Joseph W. Byron Clifton Anderegn Bruce Lightner Randolph Moore Virginia Carmichael Clifton Anderson Lsted Holscacole Voltaire Poe Stevenson Merimee Tolstot Balzac Mark Twain Dret Harte Zaugwill Merrick Lapcock Ultra-Moderniata Sherwood Anderson Somerset Maugham Robert Campball

Household Suggestions and Fashion Notes from a Past Era

Practical tips on washing dried fruit and prepping vegetables precede a section on clothing trends. Long white flannel coats, sleeveless designs, new girdles with minimal stays, and pearl embroidery decorate era fashion. Banana colored crape and lame fabrics promise elegant evening gowns.

Women as partners not rewards in marriage advice

Cynthia Grey argues men seek idealized partners but real marriage demands daily companionship. A wife should invest time with her husband, offer reading or conversation, and be a steady companion beyond chores. She urges wives to rekindle affection by sustaining daily attention.

Lecture Course by Public Health Nurse Lectures

Miss Verna Thornhill of Washington County Health Unit to deliver an oral hygiene course for public health nurses studying for field service. She will travel to Washington and return to Hagerstown next year. The Mary Young Rebecca Lexige hosts a card party tomorrow at 8 pm at the Odd Fellows Temple with prizes and refreshments for all. Gilead Encampment No. 6 plans a big night Thursday with degree conferrals and a social session. visitors expected from other encampments. Manila report notes Loren Murderson setting a New York printer record on May 14.

Verna Thornhill Washington County Health Unit Haa Public Health Servicie Gilead C. B Patriarchisa

World Record Attempt at 180 Yard Dash

A world record attempt featured a runner covering 180 yards today while four observers timed at 1845 seconds for the distance. The event drew attention to the performance and the pacing of the effort.

Secong

Milwaukee Woman Credits Vegetable Compound For Health

Millyaukee resident Emm Brandenburg describes severe weakness and headaches last year. After trying Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she reports regained strength and weight, now doing all her housework and continuing with four bottles already taken. She notes friends’ encouragement and improved well being since using the remedy.

Millyaukee Wisconsin Lydia Emm Brandenburg,sith Street Milwaukee

aiRLe' HL Club Hosts Children's Party Night

About 18 members of the Girls ALY club staged a Children’s Party in the Rose Room of the MY. A. last night. Guests posed in period dress, played party games, and enjoyed refreshments. Officers included Helen Lyon as president and Lucille Harner as vice president. Also noted were reception plans at Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. today for employee mothers, and several marriage licenses issued in nearby towns. Nurses from Washington County Hospital held their annual tea hosted by the Hospital Auxiliary. An institute was to be held by the Fairview Baptist Sunday School and Dry Run.

Girls Aly Club Chi &Ren's Misasa Helen Lyon Ltcille Harner Harlette Brewer Josphina McCrory Florence Bowman Hayetta France Helen Hoffman Ethel Hoffman Odesan Greene Viniet Thomas Elizabeth Harman Jana Harman Charlotte Hottel Ruth Rideely Lois Helm Madge Charles Hazel Bowarm Elizabeth Matthews Calro Hea Wagner Nurea Washington County Eloxpital Eid Wi Ou P. Lane James Harter Frank Mish Charles Schalbioy George Updegraff D. A. Watking Misa Emma Helronimuys Mary Me ‘Ket Mras Juss McKee Frank Hoffmeloc Lewis Sxyllt

Institute to be Held at Fairview Friday Evening

A Sunday school formed group will host an Institute at Fairview on Friday evening May 16 at 8 o clock. Speakers will be Rev Bink from Williamaport and Rev Beachley from Chenaville. Mr and Mrs Howard Roney have moved from Harestown to Waalington where Mr Roney has taken a pools job.

Fairview Bink Williamaport Beachley Chenaville Howard Roney Hareratown Waalingto Roney

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