16 Sep 1926
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1926
Page
1
Merchants in Hagerstown arrange a Fall Window Display to entice shoppers. Windows for viewing will open Friday at 7:30 pm with new fall styles from multiple stores. Out of town judges will judge displays after a Women’s Club reception, and merchants may obtain trimming cards from the Retailers' Bureau.
After a long separation that spanned more than six decades, Mr Mann and his former wife Mrs Thomas Mann were eventually reunited in Sparta Wisconsin. Each had remarried after their breakup, and their journey included multiple spouses and years apart before crossing paths again.
Greencastle items note Orville Stains and Don Ryder enrolling at Waynesboro Business College. Bugs Snyder returns to Jeannette Pa for winter. Gail Weagley and Kathryn Boughray earn diplomas in First United Brethren Sunday School training. Robert Lesher and Edward Smith to attend Shippensburg Normal School for 1926 27 term. Be P Hellane returns from a 10 day visit to Wa tenee. Mrs Carl Warner of Waynesboro formerly Mary Kain Iowa visits. Rev V Wainright and wife return to Vienna Va after week in town.
The column lists residents and relatives visiting or returning home, including Mrs. Mollie Holliger at East Madison street, Franklin Yeates back in Monongah City, and James Hospelhurn recovering from a pitchfork injury. Also mentions Miss California stopping here briefly during Atlantic City pageant travels by motor.
Miss Maude T Perkins of Syracuse New Jersey is named general secretary of the Young Peoples branch as efforts to enroll a large youth movement proceed.
A fragmentary 1940s style quote suggests fears about youth behavior and the supposed lure of pocket flasks among boys and girls. The line hints at moral panic and calls for demonstrating the falxity of claims about modern students.
Bucharest reports the Russian mail steamer Serghieu struck a fouling mine near Tate, causing multiple fatalities. The mine is believed to have been laid during the war. A church program announces a Brethren missions talk by Rev. Clarence L. Sickel at Saint James Brethren Church Friday evening. Attendance is expected.
A grand jury in Grafton Downs Jr unsealed charges against Jo barge of iltawfully bringing haltimury into the United States. The accused, said to reside in Cumberland, was arrested by officials. The case centers on a Buick sedan alleged to be connected to the transaction.
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