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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1946

Page

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Hat Talk and Times Change In Middle Age Wardrobe

Readers discuss hats and fashion independence as a social shift marks a decade of change. A Washington Post syndicated column advises personal choice, while a regional church conference outline notes a transition toward a new Evangelical Unified Brethren Church.

E. C Western Hemisphere Sion Times Mary Hayworth The Daily Mail Washington Post Kink Features Syndicate, Inc Washington County United Brethren In Christ Church United Brethern Church Mt. Wolf J. Balmer Showers D. C Harrisburg J. H. Ness

Entertains Club Holds All-Day Meeting At Home

Mrs Lester Martin entertained the Downsville Homemaker s Club for an all day meeting with nineteen members present. They cut patterns and aprons indoors then shared an attractive luncheon. Officers elected for next year include President Mrs Lewis Dellinger and Treasurer Mrs Katie Bitner. Suffocation causes an estimated 80 000 deaths a year in the United States.

Lester Martin Downsville Ardath Martin Europe Eidgar Cline College Park S. S. Marshall Lewis Dellinger George Weaver R. E. Coffman Katie Bitner United States

Barney Oldfield Dies Former Auto Racer at 68

Beverly Hills, Oct 5 Barney Oldfield once famed automobile racing driver died of a heart attack at his home Friday He was 68 last January His wife Mrs Bessie Oldfeld found him dead in bed this morning She reported he was alive and apparently well when she left the room He complained yesterday of a neck pain and refused a doctor until today His widow and their adopted daughter Mrs Betty Kelly of Beverly Hills survive him.

Beverly Hills Calif Barney Oldfield Bessie Oldfeld Jim Betty Kelly

Local Man Promoted to Captain in U S Army

Maurice P. Holtzapple of Belview Avenue, city, advanced to captain in the Army of the United States with effective date Sept 17, shortly before his discharge Sept 22. He remains a captain in the Officers Reserve Corps after prior WWI service of three years nine months and additional three years prewar. He served at several camps, held roles in anti air craft and infantry, and was with Company B Maryland State Guard.

Maurice P. Holtzapple Belview Avenue Army of the United States Army Holtzapple Officers Reserve Corps Co. B Maryland State Guard

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Mary Haworth Caitac B.C United Brethren In Christ Evangelical United Brethren Church C. H. Starfincher D. D Southwestern Evangelical Church Conference On China Entertains Club Eleanor Hartnett Katherine Schmidt Milly Hagerstown Loan & Thrift Corp Washington St Bentz & Dunn Potomac Street Jacobson West Franklin St Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co Roney Roneys N. Potomac St Seaboard AMD Bath Homer Seaboard Ready-Built Homes, Inc Danzer Danzer Metal Works West Lee Street Washington County Council of Churches Land Christian Education Christ’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Raymond M. Miller Fred D. Eyster Maude Hildebrand Bertha Negley A. M. Horst Kaybee Peoples Bohman-Warne, Inc Franklin Furniture Store W. Antietam St Harry M. Friedman Harry's Loan Office North Jonathan Street Aenea al Eens Community Finance Hes Row Washington Street Schindel Cushwa Hagerstown Hamilton Jewelers
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