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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1923

Page

3

Rotary Club mourns Japan disaster in Hagerstown meeting

The Iagerstown Rotary Club held a weekly meeting at M C A with President Frank G. Lester presiding. A formal resolution expressed heartfelt sympathy to Japan and pledged Rotarians to assist those in distress while Yfoward K. Bawbiker spoke on Adequate Transportation and railroad delays in freight shipments.

Iagerstown Rotary Club M.C. A Frank G. Lester Japan United States of America Rotary Rotary Club Hagerstown Maryland Yfoward K. Bawbiker Pennsylvania Hawhaker Lal Nainy Peinto Jossea Imalle Ahete

All American Refugees Reach Kobe in Relief Effort

Ny Tataramitonal News Service reports Consul Dickover says all American refugees from the Japanese earthquake zone have arrived in Kobe. U S naval forces provide medical aid and local authorities say the situation is under control with no outside help needed. Also notes marriage licenses and local notices including a bake sale to aid voters and a Sunday sermon by Rev C B Shank ahead of his departure for Nashville.

Ny Tataramitonal News Service Washington Kobe State Department Dickover Iical

Mohican Club Meets at Y M C A Under Harry Wolf

The Mohican Club of the Y M C A met yesterday at 4 29 pm with sixteen members present and several new boys joining. Roy Lard presided as president while Mr Walt arranged recognition badges for September and another award for two months of work. Mothers of the boys praised the progress and room cleanliness.

Mohican Club Y. M. C. A. Wiser Harry Wolf Roy Lard Walt Alumber Avil

Remembered Quake Saves Life in Tokyo Temple Court Debacle

Mrs Carroll and her children escaped the Temple Court ruins after the first quake wreckage trapped them. Refugee R Murphy of San Francisco, guest at the Imperial Hotel, recounts the collapse and his near burial beneath bricks. Fires raged as he crawled to the open street and praised divine assistance for his survival.

Tia Murphy Salivela Lis Imperial Hotel

C K Societies Gather For Grace U B Church Meeting

The Christian Endeavor Societies of the Pennsylvania U B Conference plan a special gathering at Grace U B Church with all district societies represented. Pastor T S Grast and Miss Myrtle Lefaver will deliver keynote addresses. NO GARBAGE COLLECTION Residents of Souka Potomac area report garbage not collected since street work began. Mr Baker, the collector, is arranging removal and will announce details soon.

Christian Endeavor Societies of Pennsylvania U. B Grace U. B Iter. T Grast Myrtle Lefaver Souka Potomac Atveat Ars Core Plannta Baker

French Ships to Get Salute From Greeks

The French Ministry of Marine ordered cruisers Lorraine and Jean Bart to sail within 48 hours for Greece to receive the salute Greece must give an allied squadron in reparation for the killing of the Italian head of the Allied Commission for delimiting the Albanian boundary.

Os International Toulon Trance French Ministry of Marine Lorraine Jean Bart Greece

Boy Struck By Auto Injures Local Youth

A 10 year old boy named Paul Beville was struck by a motor vehicle on Potomac Avenue Saturday evening. He was thrown to the ground and injured, then brought to Dr W B Todd's office for examination before being taken home.

William Showa Ibid City Potomac Avenue Paul Beville Wairground Avenue W. B. ‘Todd Pralan Jeg Hanio

Pen-Mar Improvement Association Elects Officers

The Pen-Mar Improvement Association met at A A Haines home to elect officers for the year: President Mrs B F Diehl, first vice president Rev J L Walker, second vice president Mrs A A Maines, secretary Mrs Bertha Spangler, treasurer Mrs A son Crout. The treasurer reported 402.04 spent on candy, aprons and umbrella spares along with dues and donations for garbage, lights and roads. The group voted 28 toward repairs on Rouserville road and urged Washington county to repair land on the Lake Roger road. Four believed drowned when their rowboat was struck by a ferry boat near Tok Jenville, Statenland, Perth Am boy.

Pen-Mar Rouserville Washington County Lake Roger

Deaths prompt and solemn notices from local paper

Several obituaries detail deaths in the region including Mrs Margaret M Hightman aged 67 at Mulberry Street from general debility with services to be held at her home. Susan L Grove wife of Harvey W Grove died at Washington County Hospital aged 34. Paul Henry Carbaugh youngest son of Mr and Mrs Clinton A Carbaugh found dead in Nowell Pennsylvania aged 1 year 7 months. Eliza B Taylor died at the home of her daughter in Whitehall aged 74. Leo Warner died of general debility at home on Franklin Avenue with funeral set for Thursday. Interments planned for Rose Hill Mt Carmel and other local cemeteries. Flowers requested to be omitted.

Margaret M. Hightman Charles P. Hightman Mra J. P. Slifer Mulberry Street Servides Br. J. Edward Harms Troxel Hill Cemetery Susan L. Grove Harvey W. Grove Washington County Firt Brethren Church Charles F Anna May Anna BR. Petters Joseph H Pittsburgh Raleigh Slapp Spruve Rav. Carpenter Rose Hill Paul Henry Carbaugh Clinton A. Carbaugh Nowell Tmagerslawn Carbaugh Wah Car Eliza B. Taylor Milton Rover White Thalt General Douiltly Mary Wilkingon Orratowns Mt Carmel Philadty ML. Carmel Leo Warner Hid Franklin Alveol Morniog Father Kerr Rone Hal

Men's Class Elects Officers for Year at First Christian School

The Men's Popular Bible Class of the First Christian Bible School elected officers for a year starting October. President W. Walter Memner, vice-president G. J. Grapp, secretary John R. Crisassi, assistant secretary 8 & Kline, treasurer Henry B. Matthews, leader Judge F. G. Wigaman. Rev W M Normont urged support as the class grows and reported finances and benevolence over $906. Pioneer Club of the Y met last night with a truncated turnout due to missing members.

First Christian Bible School Brenathrer

Rosh Hashana Observed In Jerusalem Synagogue

Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, was observed yesterday in the synagogue in Jerusalem. It marks the start of a two day festival with services beginning at sunset. The Day of Atonement is scheduled to begin on September 19.

Ilaelty Auact

Tanlac touted by Petersburg man amid health claim

Hy Brinklow of Petersburg Virginia living at 208 Northwood Street claims Tanlac cured his nervous rundown condition after two years of fatigue poor digestion and weight loss. He says the medicine restored appetite digestion sleep and strength and warns against substitutes.

Hy Brinklow Welluawa Peteraburg Morthwort Tanlac Lim Brlatuw Tina

Orders For Western Beef Cattle Taken

County Agent Milton D. Moore announced rapid progress after Beef Cattle Association committees planned to solicit farmer orders for western cattle. Several carloads are expected. Driver fined H B Butte, Pennsylvan ia Railroad watchman, injured at Washington Street crossing by auto driven by Harl G Sheffer. charge reckless driving. C N Denalsy reopened fish and oyster market at 422 West Washington with delivery truck added. J W Norman to build a frame store addition at 881 Virginia Avenue.

Milton D. Moore Come Mitias Beef Cattle Association H. B. Butte Pennsylvania Washington Street Harl G. Sheffer Sheffer Justice Bilner C. N. Denalsy West Washington Street Dennis

Stocks Today Faces Volatile Opening Amid Weak Start

New York stock market opened irregularly and then slid after a few minutes as early trading showed weakness. Shares in Hall, feather, equipment, and industrial blocks fell by one point or more amid broad selling pressure and abroad influences.

Hs International News Service New York Rorpont Hall, Feather Indus

Grain Market Opens With Small Gains In Wheat Rise

Grain markets report slight uptick in wheat futures with scattered gains in Chicago trading while corn and oats hold steady. International wire service notes mixed quotes, with wheat Sept at 1.02 1/2 and May around 1.05, corn December near 0.85, oats unchanged. In New York, damland sterling and various cable quotes show modest fluctuations across commodities and financial instruments.

International News Service Chicago Yan Dee Bept der. Som

Hagerstown Hotel Firm Wins Approval for New Corner Location

The board of directors of the Hagerstown Hotel Company approves a definite move to place the new hotel at the corner of the Square and East Washington Street. Public sentiment leans in favor as the plan promises local ownership, outside investment, and substantial local economic impact.

Hagerstown East Washington Street Lina Thomas L. Rickard Arema Pasy Boccas Etr Et Wasales Jchanta Businoas

Blaze damages Grubb Drow town hall in Lorettaville

Fire causes about 30,000 dollars damage Monday night in Lorettaville Virginia when the slom idling of Grubb Drow town hall, the poytakes and a moving picture theater and Ball frame building. The five failed in Grubb Drow stora. The Drunswick fivation went to the town and rendered valuable assistance. Local quotations Hagerstown, prices paid farmers by C. Moret. corn per barrel and oats and other grain prices listed.

Ullansing Lorettavile Grubb Drow Witch Poytakes Maviig Picture Theater and & Ball Framie Stora Drunswick Hagerstown Bop

Couple Serenaded By Friends After Wedding

Mr and Mrs Ira G Kijpe of Willliamport were serenaded by a group of lady friends Monday evening after their marriage at the Lutheran parsonage The ceremony was conducted by Rev Howard Bink The bride was Mrs Bisie M Edmondson Attending guests included Mrs Ruth Metzler Mrs Carrie Harsh and others in a small, local post wedding serenade.

Ira G. Kijpe Wil- Hamport Howard Bink Bisie M. Edmondson Mra Kiste Mira-Huth Metitzer Carrla Hareh Margaret ‘Wita Zachariwh “Praver Oth Falta Ming Danna Fareb Mise Nails Bae Aocker Mise Sarah Harsh

Williamaport man injured by nail on path

Lewis Kraps of Williamaport is using crutches after stepping on a nail that pierced his left foot while moving along a route. The nail was embedded in the board on which he stepped, causing a painful injury.

Lewis Kraps Williamaport Boand Mr. Kreps

Social festival to aid Tocunt HIM School

A social festival will be held at Tocunt HIM School on Wednesday evening, September 15, to benefit the school.

Tocunt Him Beneft

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