Mothers Meeting Strengthens White Ribbon Recruits Formed
Held by the W C T U at a Mothers Meeting Tuesday evening the event featured a consecration led by Mrs Eva Wyand as thirteen boys and girls joined the White Ribbon Recruits. Delegates Ada Geeting Lillie Zim Merman Annie Pry Emma Green Orphan Leatherman Louise Eavey chosen for the forty second annual county convention at Williamsport on Friday June 8. Alternates Esta Clopper Annie Snyder Lena Mades Shirla Hammond Emma Baker Rachel Scheller. Mrs Alice Sellers visiting Rev and Mrs Samuel Eby Spickler.
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Eva Wyand
White Ribbon
Williamsport
Mesdames
Ada Geeting
Lillie” Zim
Merman
Annie Pry
Emma Green
Orphan Leatherman
Louise Eavey
Lions Prepare for Twenty Second District Convention
Committees have completed plans for the Lions International twenty second district convention in Richmond May 28 and 29. Delegations are expected. events include a stunt night at the Masov ic Temple, business session at the Hamilton Hotel, a luncheon with local addresses, plant inspections, a battlefield motorcade, a cand party and ladies luncheon, and a closing banquet and dance. Ben Ruin of Richmond will speak. W P Wachter presides. Dr B B Kneisley chairs the organizing committees.
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Lions International
Masovic
Hamilton Hotel
Hamilton
Antietam
Masonic Temple
Ben Ruin
Richmond
Hagerstown
B. B Kneisley
Altruistic Bible Class Meets at Church of the Brethren
About one hundred members and guests attended a Tuesday night meeting and social. Mrs A B Miller welcomed as the new teacher and spoke at the close. The program included Grace McAllister on cornet, a Barcarolle duet by Ruth Dotterer and Bertha Negley, Newton Long Jr reading, and a quartet including Dotterer and Mrs A M Horst with Mrs A B Miller and Frank Baldwin.
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Church of the Brethren
A.B. Miller
Cornet
Grace McAllister
Barcarolle
Ruth Dotterer
Bertha Negley
Newton Long, Jr
Army planes ready for hop off at Bt Georges
Army amphibian planes arrived in Bt Georges Newfoundland and were set to take off for Bremen tomorrow to escort the relief mission. Officials said the distance to Bremen is about 225 miles and the escort planes should reach before noon tomorrow.
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Georges
N. F
United States Army
Bremen
New ‘York
Niles
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Foot Pain Relief
An oil blend of essential oils with camphor is advertised to rapidly relieve aching swollen feet and varicose veins. The ad claims pain subsides in minutes after two to three applications and swelling diminishes with continued use. Wareham Drug Co and others guarantee money back if relief is not achieved.
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Moone
Wareham Drug Co
Cauffman
H. R. Rudy
Letter Golf Riddle Teases Easy Change
A playful letter golf puzzle suggests converting BEST to GIRL or five by letter shifts. Readers are invited to outdo the editor’s solution in tomorrow’s paper.
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Letter Golf
Word Golf Rules From the TM Idea Letter Game
The article outlines a word golf puzzle: change one word to another in a fixed number of strokes. Rules specify each step must form a complete common word, only one letter changes at a time, and slang or abbreviations do not count.
Culpepper to Face Charges in Indictment
Lloyd B Culpepper a former prohibition informer was indicted by the Grand Jury on larceny charges. He was arrested Tuesday and served with a capias in jail last night. Witnesses testified that license tags were stolen and found on Culpepper's machine. A negro complainant also reported tag theft.
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Lloyd’ B. Culpepper
Prohibition
Preston
Solution to LET TER GOLF puzzle in yesterday's Mail
One solution reads SMILE SMITE SMOTE SHOTE SHOTS SHOWS SCOWS SCOWL. The chain starts with SMILE and shifts through letter changes to reach SCOWL, illustrating the puzzle's progression.
Local Grand Jury Indicts Stolen Goods Case and Chickens Theft
Culpepper and M. W. Mosbaugh of Washington were accused of stealing from a five and ten cent store and indicted for larceny. John Campbell, a Black man, was the sole person charged with stealing chickens by the current Grand Jury.
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Culpepper
M. W. ‘Mosbaugh
Washington
John Campbell
Mr and Mrs Amos Hege Visit in Maugansville
Mr and Mrs Amos S Hege and family spent last Sunday in Maugansville with Mr and Mrs Martin L Horst.
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Amos ‘S. Hege
Maugansville
Martin Il. Horst
Maryland League of Women Voters Convention Lunch Talk
David Lawrence editor of Taite States Daily will address the outlook in national affairs at the eighth annual Maryland League of Women Voters convention to be held at the Manor Club Montgomery County. A number of Washington County women are expected to attend the two day event. Chi lang likel who speak on women in modern China and Miss Lavinia Engle will be among other speakers.
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David Lawrence
Taite
States Daily
The
Maryland
League
Manor Club
Montgomery County
Washington
China
Lavinia Engle
Hagerstown
Family Visitors Bring News to Hoover Residence
Mr and Mrs John Rees with children Kathryn and Howard visited Mr and Mrs Joseph Hoover in Leitersburg Sunday.
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Women’s Christan ‘Temperances Union of
Keedysville
Mothers of Mer
Alice Sellers
Samuel Eby
Spickler
Goodyear Speedway
Carter
Carter “White Lead
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Leena
Hning Nile Ie Ee Sues Cie
Nettleton
LIONS
RLES
Cuthura
Willie Mai Ewing
R. 2
College Grove
Tenn
the Fair Dept. Store
West Franklin Street
Ginger
Canada Dry’ Reg
Champagne
S. M. Bloow & CO
D. Ramacciotti
College Park
University. of
Your Agricultural College
Baltimore & Ohio
Emerson
Schindel
Cliquot Club
Bots
Iona
Jona‘lima
Jona Peas
del Monte
Rajah Sandwich
Sunnyfield
Public Square
Veal
Im Atlantic
W. Franklin Street
Potomac Street
Washington Square
N. Potomac St
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Camden
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