12 Nov 1924
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1924
Page
1
Social and personal notices from The Evening Mall list and describe many local visits and travel. It names Mrs Qlars Minni and others visiting Mc Connellsburg Kaobayille Chambersburg and Baltimore, with multiple family and host remarks across towns in Pennsylvania.
Miss Winifred Beery and Mr. A Hilton Bennett will marry this evening at 6 oclock at their home in Chi city. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beery of 40 East Franklin street and the groom is the son of Mrs. Bertha A. Bennett of 38 East North street Beth. They plan a honeymoon and will settle back in the city.
Rental notice for a 32 by 26 foot building on Library Alley suitable as a garage or repair shop. Listed by Clarence Keedy and Co Insurance and Real Estate at 156 West Washoe telephone Phony 2160.
Mina Moran of this city married Dr. D H Condon of Walden N Y at St Marys Catholic church at 6 15 this morning Rev Father Kerr officiated They will reside at 37 North Potomac street after a trip to New York City and New England Dr Condon will open offices at his home Also listed New Arrivals a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs R Ause at the hospital a baby girl born to Dr and Mrs C B Martin and two more newborn girls announced by other local couples.
The Community Chest opened with 200 volunteers in Hagerstown raising 5343 in the first day’s effort. Teams under Funkhouser’s quota based system competed for merit with red wheelbarrow and Scarlet drum prizes, divisions A through D reporting varied sums and prominent contributors named including Mrs Anderson and Mr Fleigh. Sing at James featured the Heeqdyaville Mass Quartet.
Advertises a corn treatment named Freetona or Freasone available from druggists in a tiny bottle. Claims instant relief for hard or soft corns and corns between toes with no soreness or irritation, suggesting fast removal.
A 1920s etiquette column argues wives must master housework to keep a husband happy, noting mothers rarely train daughters for kitchen and sewing skills. It urges practical budgeting, social entertaining, and balanced partnership, contrasting romantic notions with real domestic art and economy. Marriage licenses listed at article end.
An advertisement promotes Rowley Meatho Sulphur Cream as fast acting for itching burning eruptions and eczema. The cold cream soothes irritation quickly heals eruptions leaving clear skin. Available at any drug store and promises immediate improvement.
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