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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1944
Page
2
An advice piece playful yet pointed from a grandmother figure advising cautious silence on private family matters. It humorously lists grandparential missteps to avoid from feeding specifics to baby weight and gender color choices, inviting other grandmothers to share counsel.
An unsolicited testimonial from Samuel D. Blanks of Brooklyn praising Kellogg's All-Bran for years of constipation. The letter claims regular use of All-Bran or muffins, plus water, provides lasting relief by supplying cellulose like elements to support colon health and normal elimination.
Members and guests of the Emmett Kelly Tent No. 41 Hagerstown Circus Fans Association and the local Circus Historical Society chapter attended a Wallace Bros Circus night show in Hagerstown. George W. Wireman welcomed the troupe and discussed wartime challenges and preserving the American circus as a morale booster.
The Lincoln P T A will meet at the school on Tuesday at 8 oclock with Mrs W L Ott presiding. Scott Bounds will show films and chairmen will present annual reports. A renewed charter for the Boy Scout troop sponsored by the association will be presented. Social hour later in the evening will be arranged by Mrs Raymond Unger.
The Civil Air Patrol in Hagerstown plans a busy summer with social events and recruiting for aviation cadets. A Surprise picnic at Panghorn Park followed a weekly class at the senior high school, with members marching in formation from the school to the park. Last week a USO dance at the YMCA drew over 15 service men, sponsored by a committee including Lts. Snyder Craft, Hilda Mee Decker, Shirley Young, and Pvt. Mate Cummings.
Lodge No 31 of the Order of the Forest OOF will meet this evening May 23 and proceed to a meeting in Waynesboro. Army Ordnance proving ground in Aberdeen Maryland has received over 4000 tons of enemy weapons including more than 2500 items for study and test.
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