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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
2
The Wilk ensemble is prominent in fall fashions with silk ensembles featured. Charles M. Weant of 1017 West Washington Street Hampton Street garage 40 by 30 records details.
Greencastle Oct 22 jurors named for December term include Grand Juror George Clever and Clarence McChilough Antrim traverse jurors C Preston Barmnhart town St Hay Jacob Shrater and J P Fulholm Antrim traverse second week Clytte Smith and Clarence W Statler Antrim Mr and Mrs Jacob Stine announce the birth of a nine pound son Mrs G Fred Mletcher Jackson will spend the winter in town Dr and Mrs Ralph Stauffer and son from Hagerstown visited Mrs Stouffer's parents on North Alison street permanent transfer of property to Mrs Mary Brambaugh of Upton on private terms Eugene Ruryan north of lawn released on $1000 bail for barn fire on O Craig farm Funeral for Mrs Frank Knepper this Friday at 2 pm at the home of her parents John W Smith and wife west Madison Street interment Cedar Hill Cemetery William Dizon and wife return from Manor Pa members of the Aid Society of the Methodist Church hosted at Lewis Stout and wife South Carlisle street D Leste Deh Harrsyburg PA Ida and Stein White from Lestersburg MD spent the day in town Scott Pleming and daughter Mrs Medelley Shaw visiting in town.
Mrs W L Belville of Huntington West Virginia commends Dr Pierce and his Favorite Prescription. She describes relief from nervous distress and weakness during pregnancy, noting renewed health for herself and a healthy baby. She cites improved strength and reduced suffering after using the remedy.
The Missionary Society of the Brethren Church held a daytime meeting in the Sunday School room. Attendees included Mrs. Eetl Spielman, Mrs. Paariel Senstubaugh, Mrs. Lester King, Mrs. Atier Lyceh, Mrs. Elliott Kikelberger, Mrs. Wil Eheetey and children, Mrs. Rowland, and Mr. and Mrs. William Hummoec of Keedysville. Visitors were Mr. and Mrs. George Shank from Hagerstown and Avn. Fred Meagan and daughter. Rev. and Mrs. Lester King attended revived meetings at the Brethren Sketch in Waynesboro. Mrs. Harry Friend visited Wednesday afternoon, while Beachley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Shee Tks. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Poffenberger, from Minnesota, are visiting at the home.
The text lists various visits by local residents including Mr. H. Poffenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Long and Richard Kesselring to Ida Giegas, Miss Ida Baker and brother helping Edith Barns, Edward and Mrs. Giegas of Hay Beratowany visiting Mr. Cross, and Selbert of Magerstown with Courtney Myers.
The Sunday Baltimore American highlights Bryantelle’s Delivery of His Famous Crest of Gold Speech and his nomination as a Democratic presidential candidate in this week’s edition.
Fragment reads of a move from Lappans to Wagerstown by Mrs. George Shank and a Mr. Clem and family, noting municipal pride as a factor in perceiving a town as the cultural center. The text references a scan of local sentiment on regional identity.
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