Red Cross First Aid Car to Visit Hagerstown for Two Days
Hagerstown will host the traveling American Red Cross First Aid Demonstration Car for a two day stop starting October 6. The tour along the Norfolk and Western line includes demonstrations for railway workers police firemen students and the public. The car, with a lecture room and trained staff, has already reached 200 cities and taught over 150000 people free of charge.
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Hagerstown
American Red Cross
Norfolk and Western Railroad
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First Aid Demonstration Car Ready for Public Use
A fully equipped unit with a 50 person capacity to demonstrate first aid. Surgeons aboard will conduct demonstrations during the vehicle's extensive travel schedule.
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Surgeona
Kiwanis Club Hears Hall Address in Martinsburg
The Kiwanis luncheon featured Rev. Dr. W. T. Hall of Martinsburg delivering a cautious take on optimism. Miss Katherine Neikirk from Hagerstown sang with piano by George Undegraff Jr. Delegates to the Capital district Staunton convention opening October 22 were chosen, new Kiwanis constitution and by laws were adopted, and Dr. John R. Ames won the attendance prize.
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W. T. Hall
Martinsburg
Kiwanis Club
Hall
Capital District
Staunton
Frank L. Bennett
Kiwanis International
J. Stanley Wilmoth
Floyd C. Simaot
John R. Ames
St James Hosts Sermons and Cradle Baby Event
The St James Brethren Church will hold preaching Sunday evening September 27 by Rev Lester King who also preaches Sunday morning at Tugumunton. The Sunday School celebrates saving a cradle for 37 babies with a gathering September 26 from 2 to 5 at superintendent Mrs Alice Lynch's home. Mrs Schamel's beginners class invites babies their mothers and teachers to join the event. Rev King and family return from vacation at Lake Wynona.
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Brethren Church
Lester King
Tugumunton
St. James
Alice Lynch
Charles Schamel
Mrs. Schamel
Local Social Roundup in Olio and Nearby Homes
Residents and visitors abound in Olio with Frances Murray and Kenneth visiting Joseph Reichard and New York native Nancy Frantz. Charles Sensenbaugh returns to Ashland College for ministry prep while Robert Moats heads to the school for the blind near Baltimore. A stream of relatives and friends, including Adeline Spedden and Naomi Schaffer, visit Reichard and Schamel households as others travel to Hannah Moore School and Mapleville.
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Olio
Frances Murray
Kenneth
Joseph Reichard
Nancy Frantz
New York
Thomas
Charles Sensenbaugh
Ashland College
Robert Moats
Baltimore
Adeline Spedden
Lagers
Joseph Delauder
John and
Ralph
Naomi Schaffer
Middlekauf
John
Notable Move Mentioned in Local Gossip
A fragment notes Miss Martha Schamel leaving Baltimore for Hagerstown where she is to confront Miss Marjory Troutzan over a millinery store matter, reflecting social rivalry and town commerce.
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Altimore
Martha Schamel
Hagerstown
Marjory Troutzan
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