29 Sep 1932
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
1
Parcel post rates change October first with slight shifts: heavier longer trips see decreases while smaller lighter packages and shorter trips rise. Local office routes keep current rates, with zones one to three slightly higher and beyond three mostly lower. Five pound units gain reductions proportionally. some zones include fractional cent charges.
When skin itches and eczema tortures the body, Peterson's Ointment promises instant relief and quick healing. It never disappoints, priced at 36 cents for a large box at any drug store.
Miles Fairbank secretary of the Maryland Farm Bureau will address the Kiwanis Club luncheon at Hotel Alexander on agriculture for business people. He will present five Farm Bureau potato project awards from the Hagerstown Fair to Nathan Eccard Lena Elmer Tracey Orphans Home San Mar Austin Jennings Brownsville Sanford Keedy Robbersville Clarence Frush Big Pool. Roy C. F. Weagley led the project with help from County Agent Milt D. Moore. boys will be guests at dinner.
Chariton letter records a wide array of visits and calls as families like Hawbaker Farrow Ankeney and Shupps socialize across Greenspring Reistertown and Blairs Valley. Health updates cite Lewis Hose at Perry Point Hospital. Several residents travel to Baltimore Washington and Booneboro, with ongoing family gatherings and local moves noted.
Hazel Mildred and Dolores of Greenspring spent Tuesday evening with Mrs Howard Ankeney. The Ladies Aid met all day Thursday quilting rugs and sharing a noon dinner. Many neighbors attended including Seibert Gardener Rhodes Ankeney Boward Hoover Burgan Draper Leatherman Unger Trumpower Seibert Shank Gehr Myers Farrow Moore Hawbaker Jance Moore Shank Seibert. Upcoming meeting October 27 at Mrs Seibert’s home. Several residents ill or visiting, census notes show 1931 marriages totaled 1 060 095 in the United States.
The Young People's Christian Endeavor Society of the First Christian church outlines a busy year led by Rev. W. M. Norment. Senior officers include LeRoy G. Smith as president Myrtle Saingleton vice president Onita Crosswhite secretary Albert Small assistant secretary Mrs Racherd Knepper treasurer Walter Cleland financial secretary and orchestra leader Committee chair Leonard Shingleton with Lois Kelser Lorraine Warner and Richard Knepper to run a box social on October 17.
Shoes are badly needed by the King's Daughters Red Cross and relief groups as cold weather approaches. Donated old shoes in wearable condition should be left at the King's Daughters. if enough are gathered they will be collected. Also sought are baby pants sweaters and stockings for those in need.
Market era sale blurb lists wool and cotton blankets in multiple sizes and colors. Part wool double blankets 70 by 80 priced around $1.00 each, part wool single blankets, and cotton blankets offered in plain colors. Main floor.
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