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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
2
Fire of undetermined origin, likely incendiary, destroyed the nine or four room? brick schoolhouse in Mercersburg early Friday. Residents awakened by an explosion, flames spread rapidly, two firemen injured, building housed about 350 pupils and stood near the high school.
The case centers on Mrs. Wersehel Watkins who accuses her husband of a bizarre scheme involving a planned marriage swap and family separation. Watkins disappeared with a man named Fred Auvadugs Directanit, while a court injunction required repayment of a 560 fine and ordered the family to stay apart.
Greencastle notes list Nev Dr La M Tonrow attending Presbyterian Synod meetings in Paris, Pa. Mrs Shel Pike hosts a birthday surprise dinner. Local residents Margant Niswunder, Howard Stickell and families attend, Rosella Wagner visits New York for Antodea filing machine event, T H Gilland and wife motor trip through Pennsylvania and New York, Hugh Drysdale of North Adams Mass visiting in the Davion home.
Faltimore left Tuesday for Atlantic City to spend time there. Mrs Ellen Barnett returned to Easton Pa after two weeks here due to the death of her son in law W J Patton. Mrs Patton accompanied her as far as Harrisburg. Four hundred forty one attended holiday services at the Lutheran Church last Sunday. Dr William H Drosing Mont Alto a former Green Castle resident was taken to Chambersburg hospital for treatment. The Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor Society will hold a Halloween social Tuesday evening October 27 in the Chapel. Reuben M Nife Democratic candidate for county treasurer spent today in town. Mrs Frank Krenpta died at her home on North Carlisle street after 9 Lugering illness from cancer, survived by her husband and several children. She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs John G Smith.
A Buffalo chemist announces a new treatment to banish piles, named Nanailala, touted as effective even in chronic cases. The price is $1.00 with a full refund if customers are dissatisfied at Wardian's City Pharmacy or any reputable drugstore.
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