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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
6
Oct 22 report from Mapleville notes Russell Kendle and family and Ed Stalay with wife near Ronerola were entertained Sunday at Elmer Kendle home with Mrs Hither Welty and daughter.
Hagerstown residents visited William Palmer and family. Harry Crater and wife from Altoona PA R D Keadle and wife Washington Albert Nunermaker and wife Chester Leatherman and family Kee dysmile and others attended a special Church of God service at Westminster. Daniel Faulder and wife hosted Sunday guests T Gross and family William Cunningham and family. Charles Shoop and family entertained Mary L. Shanuse Naomi Shoop Elmer Reeder and family.
A chaotic sports page fragment shows Mountain and Pac squads ending in a draw as ticker lines hint at score updates and player notes. Several city codes and terse game notations appear, with limited legible details on teams, venues, or exact figures.
Evangelist Rev. Dr. Paul Henry Packard told a large First Christian Church audience that lodges do not supply true faith. He praised Masonry but warned that fraternity should not replace the church and urged parental responsibility and stronger moral guidance for American boys. He contrasted women's exalted roles with modern shallow standards.
A preacher declared the baigtet society’s worthlessness and shadow ideals. Dr Nor jment announced the revival will move to the Rose date, with throngs expected to attend next Sunday night, while all other services remain at First Christian church. Tonight’s service begins promptly at 7.30 and the public is urged to come early for the song service.
An old advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a fast remedy for bunions and soft corns. It claims quick reduction of inflammation and pain with a two ounce bottle, guaranteed money back if results are not seen, and promotes Wareham's City Pharmacy as a source.
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