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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1921
Page
4
A long list of visitors and residents in Hagerstown is noted. Mrs Denniston improves at the Washington County Hospital while Walter Fuller and Mrs. Need come from Philadelphia. Visitors include Mr and Mrs M Pashen from Chicago with engagement news for Lena Pashen to Irwin Kretger. Others from Baltimore New York and Harrisburg appear, with social outings and local transfers.
The Inneleon luncheon for Mrs. Maude Wood Parke and visiting League of Women Voters officers will be open to men as well as women. The local league invites interested men to attend, promising an intellectual program and sociable gathering. Reservations by Monday noon at telephone 630 or ALP 2.
Commandant A J Tilly of Framlingham Mase has held a series of evening meetings at the Salvation Army hall on Jonathan Street drawing a large crowd. With 43 years in Salvation Army work and 26 years in the US and Canada, he says about 12490 people have attended prayers over the last two years. An urgent invitation is extended to all to attend the ongoing meetings.
A writer muses on failed racing inspired stories while a race crowd and athletes, including Pun and Pulaski, cue a bustling boulevard scene. The piece threads betting bets, spectators, and a horse named Black Beauty through inner monologue and passerby banter.
Miss Mary E Goetz of Concord Street and Richard Stonebraker of North Potomac Street were quietly married last evening at Zion Reformed Church parsonage at 6 o clock. Rev Scott R Wagner officiated in the presence of one friend. The groom, known locally, will reside in Cumberland while employed by the Western Maryland Railroad. Dick Stonebraker, once a leader of The Poker Club, has stepped back from that group. R V Schlotterbeck has returned home from the World Series at Polo Grounds New York.
Ruth Agnes Abeling recounts a troubled marriage with Phil, noting a ghost between them and the cost of past resentments. She recalls letters and keepsakes, Phil's forgiveness, and the strain of memories that linger after a deadly separation.
The Fair features a larger art exhibit this year reflecting Maryland Institute summer school influence. Hagerstown scenes from the Aconia Potomac to the surrounding mountains attract strong local interest. Notable works include canvases by Miss Chrisainger and Mr. Downs drawing favorable comment.
A fragment praises Mrs H E Hyde and her illustrations in a magazine issue. It highlights Mr Hiedwohl and Mr Frankforter exhibits and notes brighter prospects for the next fall season, urging continued interest. The text also urges truthful, specific advertising in classified notices.
The local post American Legion and Red Cross join with L M Hines publicity agent to host the U S Veterans Bureau clean up squad on October 24 25 and 26 from 9 a m to 5 p m at Red Cross headquarters 10 west Washington St. The visit seeks to help disabled service men adjust their government claims and obtain final settlements, with focus on long neglected mental and tubercular cases. Miss Alice Edmonds assists in preparations for the arrival and coordination.
The Fairplay Community club will convene at the Fairplay schoolhouse on Monday evening October 17 to finalize arrangements for the Community Show on Saturday October 22. Many useful prizes have been donated to be awarded to lucky attendees.
The readable text shows mixed phrases on place settings and warnings at a table. It references warnings, knives, forks, spoons, and a man with a wartime idea, all in incomplete, unclear form. Content appears as disjointed moralizing or dialogue from a damaged page.
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