01 Oct 1930
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1930
Page
1
The Boys' Work Committee met to organize the ninth Fathers' and Sons' Banquet at the Y M C A on Friday evening November 14. Dr Francis H Green head master of the Pennington School for Boys Pennington New Jersey will be the main speaker after efforts to secure him in previous years.
The Boys Work Committee announces a limit of 409 tickets for the event. George Updegraff Jr and Harry Wolt head sales with later options to obtain tickets through committee members. Major Byron of Williamsport may lead music with Eddie Semler to present bronze medals to Aztecs seven members.
Fourteen year old Edgar Kline son of Daniel Kline of Smithsbury fell while playing near home on Monday and broke a wrist.
Colonel Juan O Connor named commander of the Peruvian air force under the provisional government. He arrives from New York to assume duties, succeeding Commander Harold Grow who was arrested during the overthrow of the Leguia regime by revolutionaries.
A meeting of the Cumberland Valley Hood College Club is scheduled for Thursday at 8 60 o clock at the home of Mrs. Joseph M. Miller located at 619 Potomac Avenue.
An old advertisement promotes World's Tonic as a natural tonic and energy builder claimed to revitalize blood and stomach, restore weight and vigor. It boasts customer letters of thanks and urges readers to buy two bottles at Rudy's or any drug store.
Sunday morning promotion ceremonies recognized Cradle Roll graduates and welcomed a new High School class taught by Ralph Shank with about forty enrollments. Rally Day planned for next Sunday with a special program and speaker.
The article lists a long roster of graduates moving from the Junior Department to the Tertiary Department. Names include Elizabeth Ridenour Frances Nigh Jane Stotelmyer Alfreda Wilson Catherine Gordon Pauline Gordon Dorthey Rouzee and many others such as Elizabeth Adams Frances Bomberger Ora Hall Dorris Hedge Helen Rohrer Dorris Simpson Pansy Mose Martha Jane Dearfoss Marjorie Talbert Thelma Shinglton Jane Barey Jane White Virginia Haunt Randolph Walker Rosese Boward Ralph Hildebrand Arthur Nichols Merle Barlup Edward Norment Thomas Moore Harlan Stine Frank Strine Leroy Jenkins Alan Habercome Walter Stouesifer Roy Harp and Lester Harp.
Herman Negley son of William P Negley former Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company driver was killed after an auto collision Two weeks later Young Negley was recommended by the company committee to succeed his father as driver after successful tests The mayor and council may appoint him in their regular session tomorrow night He was struck at Potomac and Franklin streets while walking to the fire hall and died the following day at the hospital
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as the genuine remedy for a torpid sluggish liver. It claims the pills contain pure vegetable calomel and start bile flow to flush the body clean, mentioning red bottles and discouraging substitutes.
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