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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1929

Page

13

Baltimore tragedy as teen male fatally injured in public safety incident

Genevieve Harding, 17, was struck and killed when Chandler Raymond, 16, discharged a public safety item while showing off in front of her. He attempted suicide as firefighters and an ambulance arrived. Police filed charges of public safety incident and serious incident against the boy after a preliminary coroner investigation.

Baltimore Genevieve Harding Chandler Raymond Ferdinand C. Link

Headaches and Rheumatism Gone

Readers learn of Natex a new medicine now sold by Rudy's Drug Store. The advertisement claims Natex cleanses the system and then heals the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, restoring health regardless of prior duration of illness.

Natex Rudy's Matex

Natex advertised cure for stomach ailment in local man

Mr Samuel Speseard of Hagerstown Maryland describes years of indigestion, gas, dizziness, and biliousness. After using Natex his digestion improved, liver function returned, headaches and joint pain eased, and he sleeps well. The Rudw’s Drug Store rep offers details on how to take it for best results.

Samuel Speseard Hagerstown Natex Mabe Rudw Adv

United Brethren election in Lancaster predicts bishop retentions

Lancaster May 17 delegates to the United Brethren in Christ quadrennial conference predicted the re election of Bishops Clippinger Fout and Statton for four year terms with Bishop Bell to retire An early candidate for Bells place is Rev G D Battlort business manager of Bonebrake Theological Seminary The session also urged cutbacks to curb a 60 percent rate of members who join but do not remain Christians Senator Simeon D Fess defended prohibition noting the Eighteenth Amendment’s success and urging no repeal Bishop Statton long a pastor at St Paul U B Church Hagerstown is mentioned as part of the leadership slate.

Lancaster The United Brethren In Christ William M. Bell Harrisburg Arthur R. Clippinger Dayton Ohio H. T H. Fout Indianapolis A. B. Statton Kansas City Bell G. D. Battlort Bonebrake Theological Seminary A. Luter Committee On Big S. S. Hough Board of Administration United States Simeon D. Fess Congress Washington

Mothers Day Program At St Pauls Union C E Society

Shady Bower May 13. St Pauls Union C E Society presented a Mothers Day program the evening of May 12. Nora Farrow read. Noras program included scripture Eph 6:21-3 prayer songs poems and talks by multiple readers about mothers and appreciation.

Shady Bower St. Paul's Union C. EB. Society Nora Farrow Miss Farrow Jesus Ethel Rhodes Olive Rhodes Ansie Marotte Ralph Seibart Anna Seibert Maria Tarrow Misses Olive Franklin Hull Byron

Meet Mother in the Skies and Sunday Service

A local church notes next Sunday evening service led by Ralph Seibert at 6 30 PM with closing hymn Meet Mother in the Skies and benediction by C HB Mrs Eva Miles and family from Clearspring visited Fred Miles and family. Albert Palmer visited William Ward's family at Clearspring with Ida Blanch and Thelma Ward recovering from pneumonia Catherine Palmer cared for the sick and spent Sunday at St Pauls. Mr and Mrs Kieffer Seibert and sons Charlton Road and Guy Hull with sister Inez of Shady Bower were also mentioned.

Eva Miles Clearspring Fred Miles Albert Palmer Wiliam Ward Ida Blanch Thelma Ward Catherine Palmer St. Paul’s Kieffer Seibert Charlton Road Guy Hull Inez Shady Bower

Sunday Visits and Calls Across Local Families

Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frysh and family. Mr. George Rhodes and family visited a big mother at her home in Rockdale. Mr. Jacob Hose and Miss Grace Morganthal from Hagerstown visited Mrs. Palmer and family. Mrs. Deila Harsh and Olive Cunningham with Lorraine spent Tuesday evening with Mrs. William Ward’s family in Clearspring. Leila Smith of Clearspring spent Wednesday with Mrs. Palmer in St. Paul’s. Cora Yeakle of Indian Spring was an overnight guest with Maude Hull. Lillia Lesher of St. Paul’s and Mary Hoover of Wilson’s called in the village. Leroy Snyder of Pinesburg visited Master Daniel Miles near St. Paul’s. Mary Ward and daughter Julia visited relatives and friends in the village Friday. Mrs. Bartles of Clearspring visited Mrs. Shank Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Fred Miles and daughter Marianna visited home folks on Wednesday last. Guy Lefevre and daughters Mildred and Helen with Letha Lefevre and daughter Catherine also mentioned.

Clarence Frysh George Rhodes Rockdale Jacob Hose Grace Morganthal Hagerstown Palmer Deila Harsh Olive Cunningham Lorraine William Ward Clearspring Leila Smith St. Paul Shank Fred Miles Marianna Guy Lefevre Mildred Helen Letha Lefevre Cather

Sunday Visitors Mentioned in Hagerstown Patch

fragmentary list notes Mrs Shank and Miss Sue visiting in Hagerstown along with Mrs Frank Ditto from Marlowe West Virginia. Spickler Susie Marlin and Shankler are named with Martin cousins Louise and Salonie also mentioned.

Hagerstown Sue Shank Frank Ditto Marlowe W. Va Spickler Susie Marlin Due Shankler Martin Ember Daughter Louise Salonie

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Samuel QO. Spessard U.B Bishop Statton St. Paul's U. B.f Church Mediately Gordon Shades House of Shoes Aiam Cleveland Clinic Hospital Cleveland Ruth Kuhn Merle Hawbaker Leroy Qlark Ralph Seibert Wa Financial Independex First Wat Bank Bldg Ior G. F. Baker, Jeweler East Washington St Peter and St. “‘Hagerstown Coats Organdie Peewee
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