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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1929
Page
8
Bonital editor notes social and personal notices. Local residents and visitors are listed with weekend trips, visits, and arrivals across Frostburg Williamsport Baltimore Washington Harrisburg Atlantic City York Cumberland and Dayton. Birth announced for Martin Ausherman Williamsport: eight-pound daughter.
A surprise party was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Alvey Powell to celebrate Mrs Powell’s thirty first birthday.
Tra W Hays and Flora Hays celebrate their 50th anniversary at home in Hagerstown. Married May 21 1879 at the bride's home, Rev J R Williams officiating. Hays founded The Evening Globe and ran it until 1911. Family dinner and gatherings marked the quiet celebration with children and grandchildren present. The Daily Mail extends felicitations and wishes for continued happiness and health. ENTERTAINERS program tonight by the Howard Street School P T A at Spam. CARD PARTY Catholic Daughters of America host 500 and refreshments at 108 North Potomac Street tonight and next Monday.
Truman P. Smith 21 and Martha M. Cauffman 17 both of this city. Charles M. Quick 21 and Ida E. Frady 18 both of Steelton Pa. Webb Falk 37 of Fulks Run and Lela Snyder 23 of Bergton Va.
Soothing healing Zemo offers relief for itching from mosquito bites sunburn prickly heat and minor skin irritations. A trusted family antiseptic used for twenty years to stem itching draw out heat and sting with one application available 25¢ 3 0¢ and 1 0 0 at dealers.
Mrs G R Gerhart led a Big Pool Sunday School Class picnic on Saturday. An all day outing featured a fine dinner, games, and races with Genevieve Gerhart winning the tumble set race, Helen Kline taking the twenty yard dash, and Katherine Hebb finding the candy. Eighteen attendees.
Miss Virginia Shenk of Hagerstown, Hood College senior, gave a May 19 vesper organ recital in Brodbeck Hall. The program featured Borowski First Sonata, Fletcher Fountain Aria and Tocata, Wagner Tristan and Isolde, Nevin Sketches of a City, Hollins Spring Song, and Du Bois Hosanna, highlighting precise registration and refined technique. Mrs. J A Conley and Mrs. George Wiley of Williamsport visited their sister Mrs H C Steffey in Pittsburgh.
Hagerstown High School won the silver loving cup for the second year running in Gettysburg College's annual play contest. Directed by Miss Miriam Everts, the students presented a one act play The Flattering Word with cast Betty Loy Iris Faircloth Anne Curtis McGraw Russell Herbert and Russell Rouser. Seven high schools entered the contest.
The Hagerstown Private School at 235 North Potomac street under Miss Fordyce will close June 1 for summer vacation. The annual picnic is set for May 31 and the school will reopen in September. Registration may be done now. May Fete postponed to Friday at 4:00 p.m. if weather permits.
Dewey Plaster of Bassetts Va praises the product for stomach trouble relief after two bottles. He says he can now eat freely and urges others with digestive distress to try it. The message notes the product is plant based, alcohol free, and available in fluid or tablet forms with an invitation to write Dr Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo, NY for advice or a trial package.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Boyd and their son Harry of Winter Street have returned from Washington and are settled back home.
Mrs Clinton Eavey of East Baltimore Street is hospitalized after an appendicitis attack. Doctors report the condition is serious but not critical and her relatives have been notified. The patient is resting comfortably at an area hospital.
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