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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1921
Page
2
W Walter Artz, formerly associate manager at Nixon's Academy, takes over as theatre manager following the death of Charles E Threpp. The change places Artz at the helm during a transition period for the venue and its productions.
Officers of District Number One of the Interdenominational Sunday School Association were re elected last night with 260 attendees at the Lutheran Church Keedgeville. Rev Burgess of Brunswick gave the principal address. Treasurer reports and other officers indicated a flourishing organization with delegates from Beaver Creek Boonsboro Rohrersville and Weverton. The next convention will be held at Bowsboro.
A physician with twenty years in practice endorses Mayr's Wonderful Remedy after his wife recovered from chronic stomach trouble. The ad claims the product removes catarrhal mucous and reduces inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Refunds offered at D C Aughinbaugh and Son's and druggists nationwide.
Final plans for Memorial Day at Antietam expect 3000 visitors. Congressman Zihlman and Dr. James Shera Montgomery will speak. Parade forms at 12 30 at HP hall. ceremonies start 1 PM with WW veterans and G A R in line. Rohrersville and Smithsburg bands perform. program lists invoca tion, orders, songs, Lincoln address, oration, and edifications.
Mapleville notes preachings at Mt Zion next Sunday by Rev G 8 Dartzell at 10 30. Miss Lena Jenkins WWagerrtawh Miss Rose Foltz and Mr Francis Legge of Smitheburg guests of Misses Hihe and Nellie Smith Sunday. C Ned Kendle and family weekend visitors of Mrs Elizaneta Routzahn near Myereville. Charles Kendle wife and daughter with Mrs Ellen Numamaker visited Chester Hartle and family in Hagerstown Monday. Misses Lillian and Geraldine Kennedy visited Henry Dick and family in Hagerstown Monday.
Mrs Elizabeth Stwifer and children and Miss Lucy Mciee visited the family of George Clive Sunday in Tilghmanton. William Tul mer and family hosted guests while Jonas Moser and wife and Quiver Warrenfeltz visited Edgar Sheep in Hagerstown. Miss Luella Emmert spends time with Page Seibert and wife in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harry B Konitz and Prof. Frank B Stouffer maintain a yard at 134 East Franklin street with ten thousand tulips and a playful trio of dogs. A brindle bull, Pat Maguire, a Pomeranian named Mitzi, and poodles roam as the flowers grow. The plants reportedly tolerate the dogs, who receive raw bones and respect the borders.
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