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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1921

Page

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Memorial Day Observances by U A R B at Rows Hill Cemetery

Keno Post Grand Army of the Republic plans memorial exercises at Rows Hill Cemetery on Sunday May 25. A parade forms at G F Hall at 2 PM and moves to the cemetery with leaders from the Western Maryland Band and various veterans groups. A ros tome presentation by Sons of Veterans and Nice commander George L Leech of Baltimore precedes the program, followed by hymns, addresses, graveside decorations, and an evening church service at Trinity Lutheran.

Keno Post Grand Army of the Republic Rows Hill Sret G . F. Hall Welock Maryland Bard Fia Hne Boys of Veterans Grand Army American Legion Laidles Reto Post Trinity Lutheran Church

Memorial Exercise Invitation for Antietam Battle Anniversary

Rev Pw 1.9 leads Reno Poet members who will hold a memorial body on May 8 at Antietam battlefield for annual memorial exercises. Friends are invited to accompany them.

Memibers Reno Will Antietam Battle Thid Inala

Statewide Legion membership drive slated for May 31

The Maryland Department of the American Legion announces a statewide membership campaign on Saturday May 31 led by State Commander Gold D Markey. Posts and auxiliaries will recruit former Legion members and ex servicemen who never joined, with hourly results and final reports from State Headquarters. Herbert L Grymes oversees the Hallimare city campaign.

Department of Maryland Gol. D. John Markey War Department Legion A. Wi L. Nata Thera Legion Aux Waried Thair Tarkley State Department Herbert L. Grymes Hallimare City

Healthful plant tonic advertised for women wellbeing

An old time advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe, herbal remedy for women promoting health and happiness. It urges avoiding narcotics and suggests the product restores vigor by using roots and herbs.

Wuffer Lydia B. Pinkham Ady

Marker on Mason and Dixon line marks Pennsylvanian boundary

A large new stone marker has been erected on the Mason and Dixon line along the Binte road near Middleburg, Pennsylvania. The marker stands opposite one of the town’s earliest houses, a log structure, marking the historic boundary.

Mason and Dixon Binte Middleburg Atate Pennnsylvania

Myorsville Election Notes and Historic Residence Record

Fragmentary OCR text notes an old house with owners Burgens George D and references to councilmen George W. Billa and others, a survey line near a chimney, and unclear legal mentions of debt imprisonment laws in Maryland Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania. It also hints at Myersville election or town section.

Burgens George D George W. Billa W. Cline John W. Ptwua Pentesylvania Maryland Pennsylvania

Coroner's Jury Clears Railroad in Martin Death

A coroner's jury found Amos M. Martin died by accidental means after a Western Maryland Railway crash with his auto on Mulberry avenue. The verdict absolved the railroad and crew of blame, noting all possible precautions were taken. Funeral services for Martin were planned at his Middleburg home with Rev. Strite, Rev. Keener, and Rev. Lesher leading at the Mennonite Church.

Amos M. Martin Western Maryland Railway Company Mulberry Avenue Roove Martin Engo Ames M. Martin

Work Soon To Begin On Summit Avenue

The Board of Street Commissioners announced at their meeting last night that rebuilding Summit Avenue and Jonathan Street from Lee Street to Pathol Street will start soon. They also plan work on several other streets and accepted Chief Harbor's police report, noting findings of the Department.

Summit Avenue Jonathan Street Lee Street Pathol Street

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