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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1922
Page
8
Local social notes recount visits among families including Crilleys and Murdocks in Fairview and Halftwaysmotored to Berkeley Springs on Sunday. News mentions birth of baby girl Bernadine Louise Milas Mary Post Thuvall and a funeral in Rutherford. An advertisement promotes Foley remedies and a mail-in trial pack.
In Hagerstown a school district approves a drama project with broad support from students parents and teachers. Mize Francis Wolle and Mise Ella Mish lead The Charm School performance to be staged at Broadway High School with plans for a formal dramatic society and a courthouse meeting Friday May 19 called by Mrs. Frances A Wrenshall.
Hundreds of guests from Waynesboro and nearby towns attended the Albatia Club May Ball at Odd Fellows Hall. The hall glowed with blue and white decorations, an Alsatia emblem, and Harriburg’s Bavjo Saxo orchestra provided music. The dance committee listed Brower L. Stouffer as chair, with Charles Spigier Don Shafer Rose Woter and D Cavanaugh.
The Episcopal Church of St John’s in Hagerstown hosts a reception for Rev Walter Byron Biel and Mrs Stehl this Thursday evening from 8 to 10 at the Conococheague Club. Congregants and their wives are invited. Committee chairmen include Mrs Harcy Humic for house, Mr William Post-Buvalt for decorations, and Mr Alexander Hogner as invitationist.
The text defines usufructus from Latin roots meaning the fruits or profits of an estate belonging to another without impairment. It notes usage in Italy and references a demand tied to property formerly owned in Russia needing the usufruct to revert to the original owner.
A call to participate in Bundle Day for the Near East Relief urges residents to donate old clothing and shoes to warm thousands of Arkansans and refugees stranded by winter. The appeal highlights bare feet and snow hardship, stressing immediate local action and mass participation across the county.
At the Tunchaon and buat news meeting of the Treblelet Club held yesterday at the Women's Club on West Washington street Mrs C A Gardner founder and longtime president retired Joseph C Byron elected to lead for the ensuing term The club paid tribute to Mrs Gardner and listed officers Milas Loulae Co ill Elizabeth Wheel er Mary TM Werts Gardner Henry Holzapfal John Zeatmyer and Mrs JoO were named for roles and a punkhouser was appointed for next year.
Weekly schedule lists DMlsa Susan Garberson home demonstration for the Wiay Boonshor Girls Club and Smitheburg and Williamaport groups with meetings Wednesday Thursday Friday. Boonsboro Women’s Club hosts a lamp shade demonstration by Mia Garberson at 7 89 p.m. Unfinished work should be brought in to finish.
A grieving widow testifies that she suffered stomach and intestinal pain until taking Mayta’s Wonderful Remedy. She credits the product with easing catarrh and inflammation, restoring strength, and says she would have starved without it. Sold by D C Aughinaugh & Son and druggists nationwide.
A court suit names Count Vladimir Lafochow of Warsi against Mrs. Louise Warfield Ledgchaws, daughter of Edwin Warfield, seeking divorse from the Maryland lineage claimant amid a disputed inheritance.
Music Week begins Sunday in the city with afternoon and evening programs during the Ita ria Week. Hobart Smock directs the Thursday night concert from Baltimore with a chorus of local choirs and soprano Mrs Mattis Lettch Jones. Admission is 80 cents. The event, under Mr Scock, will be held at the M C A auditorium.
Members of the Women's Club meet this afternoon at 2 30 for a talk by Miss Lillian Barkdoll of the Washington County Library on the best points of winter books. This wraps up the season except for the card party next Tuesday, with a large attendance expected. Bailey Electric Co. display lecturing on washing machines.
Mrs Caroline Walsh of Cumberland leader of the Habekah Assembly visits the city for Golden Rule Lodge No 62 meeting. Nearly 100 members and guests attend as State President and others deliver addresses on the new home for orphans and aged members of the Odd Fellows. Gold bracelets and pins are exchanged, a secret session follows, and grand officers plan further visits. Heavy rainfall noted with 1.07 inches in twenty four hours soothing crops. Gilbert Mort wed to Florence Mort in Waynesboro church ceremony.
A 1922 NEA recipe guide outlines practical onion dishes. It covers baked onions with butter and seasonings, stuffed baked onions using minced veal breadcrumbs and butter, scalloped onions with white sauce and cheese, and tips for boiling and baking without water. It notes handling, cooking times, and serving ideas, emphasizing delicate flavor and nourishment.
The Housewife explains the proper method to clean bristle brushes to extend their life. Do not fully immerse the brush. rinse with lukewarm water and use diluted ammonia or borax in water. Dry bristles downward to avoid damage.
Mitzi drew a large Maryland Theatre crowd with a crowd-pleasing performance described as the best show of the season. The performer’s charm and stage presence received high praise with strong support from the audience and critics alike.
In this fragment, Hapgood visits Sabre's home where Sabre and a young woman with a baby—Effie, Sabre's former companion—are present. Sabre explains his struggle with social conventions and his desire to reveal life choices while preserving dignity, revealing past affairs and the complex ties binding them.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Protechmann’s Yeast to aid appetite and digestion. Claims include normal appetite, protection against indigestion, and favorable bile and pancreatic juice effects. Mentions a gallery Isabel Place standing order and Pourgroce for Fistéc.
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