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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1930

Page

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Clear sprig high school dedication honors progress and spirit

The new Clear sprig High School was dedicated Saturday evening with ceremonies. Dignitaries praised modern educational facilities in the state and the need for school spirit to carry on the work. Cust D. Bell presided and spoke, with a vocal solo by Mildred Boward and Dr. Walter Siders of the International Association addressing the value of education. The program included a musical quartet.

Clearsprig Uiestspring Custs D. Bell Villamsport Board of Education Ming Mildred Boward Cleatapring Walter Siders International Association

Modern Maryland school cornerstone laid in 1929 ceremony

The article describes a 1929 school cornerstone ceremony with music by local students led by Principal Wetter W. Peterman and others, remarks by Dr. Albert B. Cook on education, and donations for equipment. Speakers include Byron Grimes and George S. Young. Fire buses serve Charlton Shanktown and nearby towns. A Clearspring couple, Walter Peysimen and Roy Schnebley, announce the birth of a son.

Wetter W. Peterman Green Donald Hall Annen Cemberiare Misa Emilly Troupe Clearspring Albert 8. Cook Suner Byron Grimes Hagerstown George 5. Young Father Kelley Hancock W. K. Die Charlton Shanktown McLaughlin’s Indian Springs Pectonvile Walter W. Peysimen

Acidity Remedy Promises Fast Sleep and Energy Boost

An advertisement touts Magnesia Oxoids as a cure for acidity and related fatigue. It claims acid indigestion, sourness, and toxins sap vitality, and says two after meals improves sleep and energy. A money back guarantee is offered if results fall short.

Ger Peoples Service Drug Stores, Inc

Two Martinsburg Men Injured In Baltimore Street Crash

Two Martinsburg men were injured not seriously when the car they rode struck a signal light post at Baltimore and Locust streets Sunday about 2 50 o clock. Arlie Slownecker and James Ashton were taken to Washington County Hospital with head body cuts and bruises and a broken right ankle. The vehicle owned by J B Foreman of Martinsburg was driven east on Baltimore Street. The crash was investigated by Lieut Frank K Williams Motorcycle Officer Roy Davis and Patrolman P A Limberg.

Martinsburg Baltimore Locust Streets Washington County Hospital Arlie Slownecker James Ashton Baltimore Street J. B. Foreman Frank K. Williams Roy Davis P. A.limberg

Scramble puzzle with corrections for yesterday’s Brooklyn bridge note

The page edits note six points including grammar and drawing errors and a scrambled ERASER word. It claims a Brooklyn Bridge sign and train access are incorrect. fixes mention arch openings and river naming as East River.

Tuly Brooklyn Bridge East River Hudson

One Badly Hurt In Motorcycle Mishap

A motorcycle collision near Boonsboro on the Hagerstown Boonsboro pike left Albert Castle 13 of Lewistown Frederick injured with a crushed knee and multiple cuts while Clarence Miller of Boonsboro sustained cuts and bruises. Nile Poffenberg of Rohrersville swerved to the center and the bike struck the turning car, sending both riders to the hospital.

Hagerstown Boonsboro Albert Castle Lewistown Frederick County Clarence Miller Nile Poffenbergper Rohrersville Motorjcyele

Reid Letter Ar Cornelius Myers Dies at 74 in Reid

Ar Cornelius Myers, a Reid resident, died Tuesday morning at Washington County Hospital after a two week illness at age 74. He was a Church of the Brethren member. Survived by sons and daughters including Mrs Carl Sellers and Mrs Walter Shank. Funeral Thursday at Long Meadow church with Rev Harry Rowland officiating. Burial in adjoining cemetery.

Cornelius Myers Reid Washington County Hospital Church of the Brethren Carl Sellers Hagerstown Walter Shank Myeraville Cora Myers William Clinton Long Meadow Harry Rowland Cora B. Myers Richard Semler Hazel Fridinger Pauline Corner Earl Schlotterbeck Charlotte ‘Min. Pais Irvin Nihleman Doris Jones Edward Seaman

Hoover Visits Son at Camp Grange Virginia

President Hoover drives from Washington to Camp Grange Virginia to see his ill son Herbert Hoover Jr. as reports indicate this may be his final visit at the mountain retreat.

Grange Hoover Virginia Washington Herbert Hoover, Jr

Hoover Expected to See Son Before Move to North Carolina

The article notes Mr. Hoover likely to return to the capital tonight and may see his son one last time before a scheduled move around November 1 to Nashville North Carolina. Miss Lucille Rexrede of Shepherd College visited Miss Katherine Schmidt and the Schmidt couple at 602 Guilford Avenue.

Lucille Rexrede Shepherd College Katherine Schmidt L.A. Schmidt Guilford Avenue

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Advertises Child Bowel Relief

An old advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It claims complete bowel actions, relief from feverishness and biliousness, improved digestion, and renewed energy. The copy emphasizes safety and a physician's endorsement.

Ball Club Holds Outing Thursday

The Harrystown Raiders baseball team closed the season with a Thursday banquet at Riverside Club House beside the Potomac River near Williamsport. The hall featured autumn flowers and a red and yellow color scheme as Riverside Trio played. Dinner served to members including Richard Nalley president Charles Fouke manager Bud Baker business manager Harry Kline captain and many others.

Harrystown Raiders Riverside Club Potomac River Williamsport Bill Kine Riverside Richard Nalley Charles Fouke Bud Baker Harry Kline Jobo Musey Snub Baker Robert Baker George Shrader Bob Smith Fritz Guessford Pard Pike Bill Kline Melvin Baker Lefty Baker Charles Papa Arthur Carpenter Harry Rohrer LeRoy Metz Hamburg Teeny Widdows Scott Fridinger Charles Shrader

Keedysville Show Draws Thousands To Display Room

Thousands of persons crowded the Keedysville display room during the two weeks the show was in progress as Mrs. Myrtle B. Thomas and other participants contributed to the event that attracted large crowds.

Ham Speriments Myrtle B. Thomas Keedysville

Bishop Statton Lectures Here

Bishop Arthur B Staton of Kansas City Mo speaks at Emanuel U B Church on progress educating waves to Africa and his years in Hagerstown as pastor. The lecturing audience learns about church missions and regional outreach.

United Brethren Church Africa Arthur B. Staton Kansas City, Mo Emmanuel U

West African mission marks 73rd Africa work anniversary

A fragment notes a visit to mission stations in Bierta and surrounding areas. It mentions schools, a hospital, and dispensaries being run, with ongoing work across the West African conference. The Reporter hints at challenges and lasting efforts in the region.

Bierta Inone Lissues Sukie Celien Sukits Africa

Radio Show Grand Prize Draw at MKelvinator-Bohman

The two week radio show at MKelvinator Bohman Co. ended Saturday night with Slavia Funk winning the grand Philco cabinet model radio. Other prizes went to Spencer Shearer, C A Brechbil, C O Hartsock, Mrs. Co V Arnold, M G Boyer, C W Bishop, William Schulze, Lola Dixon and additional locals from Williamsport Brownsville Waynesboro and Ware.

Mkelvinator-Bohman Company, Inc South Jonathan Street Philco Slavia F. Funk North Locust Street Spencer Shearer Williamsport C. A. Brechbil Washington Avenue Hartsock South Potomac Co. V. Arnold Brownsville M. G. Boyer Waynesboro C. W. Bishop South Prospect William Schulze East Franklin Lola Dixon Ware

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