Y M C A League Saturday Results Feature Tight Scores
In a YMCA league page, the Bucs and Corvsier tied 23 all while Jord led Oldsmobile to a 29 23 win. A Ford Oldsmobile second game finished 24 24 with Brown scoring in overtime and Benn Shipley posting key baskets and fouls. Posten and teammates Beucut Vat also played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucs
Corvsier
Jord
Oldsmobile
Y. MC
Siekols
Corvsiers
Ford
Oldsmoble
Brown
Fords
Benn
Buick
Ezcher
al Hunicken
Shipley
C - Draper
Eschrin
Vise Chrysier
G. R Ze
Oden
Mainz
Jacobson
C . Wet
W. Staley
Gilert
EK Smith
Englebrecht
Feferee
Quinn
Births and local notices in Bolivar area items
The Bolivar community reports births of Leon Becker son of Mr and Mrs Tinkle and Lillian Caroline daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Holmes both born at home. Social visits include Smiths, Dinkles, Colbys and Webbs in Bolivar and nearby towns. A baby show at the graded school drew twenty entrants with Jay Eackles winning the silver loving cup. many neighbors and church groups held gatherings and visits through February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivar Bolivar
W. Va
Fev
Mme. Tinkle
Bolivar
Leon Becker
Theodore Holmes
Keedysville
Lillian Caroline
Holmes
Coleman Dunn
Wil Dinkle
WF. W. Demery and Son
Purcellville
Walter E. Jenkins
Charles Potts
Neersville
W. Jones
Harpers
Washington
Cora Icenhower
Shepherdstown
Balivar
David Breeder
White Hall
W. E. Keliian
Earl Roland
Fred Roland
Cora Rosenberry
John Ferry
Pittsburgh
Seabrook
C. W. Zombro
Granville Longerbeam
Camp Hill
Cor
Harwood Helwig
Westmin
Ister
E. K. Helwig
Kate Myers
Daisy Shaw
Harpers Ferry
Fred Marquette
Silver Spring
Marquette
Florida
Harpers Ferry High School
Jay Easckles
J. L. Eackles
Dorothy Orams
Coun
Donald Bussard
Walter Bussard
Beneft
Shrubbery Fund
Local social notes include visits and car trips to Baltimore
Mr Pleasant and Mrs Norman Boone and daughter joined by Mr and Sirs James G Herbst and August Monath spent time visiting friends in Baltimore. The group also includes Mr and Mrs August Monath motor trips, Doris Delawter and Oda Filler visits, and gatherings with Mr and Mrs Lester Boones and Rebecca Holdrebrandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Oda Filler
Rhema Fogle
Darvin D. Burrier
John ©. Burrier
Chas, Woodruff
Linden Halls
David O. Johnson
Everett Jonson
Everest, Jr
Rocky Spui
Albert Ha
Albert, Jr. Frederick
Rena DeGrange
Rosa King
Walter
Betty Covell
Frederick
C.L. King
Charles Mercer
C. L. King
Jonas Barker
Lewistown
Clarence Lochner
Howard Lochner
Mr Pleasant
Norman Boone
James
Baltimore
James G. Herbst
August Monath
Garland Foreman
William Delawter
Doris Delawter
Brunswick News Roundup Of Local Moves And Health
Brunswick February notes report retirees James Bowler and John Nixon leaving for Miami and the South. John Heskett is seriously ill in Baltimore from heart trouble. Roy and Mrs Noos relocate to Cumberland with Noos joining B&O in the local yard. Hubert Ausherman and family visit Florida, E E Bowers and kin vacation there, Austin Orrison returns from Florida, Ida Ephraim spends time in New York, and Lottie Harbaugh visits Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
James J. Bowler
John A. Nixon
Miami
Florida
South
John J. Heskett
BL & O.i
Baltimore
Roy Noos
Cumberland
Noos
Cumber‘land
Hubert Ausherman
West Potomac Street
E E. Bowers
Austin Orrison
Wmrs
Ida K. Ephraim
East Potomac Street
New York
Lottie G. Harbaugh
Braddock Heights
Braddock and Libertytown Women's Clubs Meet
Braddock Women's Club met at the Millerson home with fourteen members and one visitor. Prizes went to Mrs. Kiesn and Mrs. Lee. program covered “Sweet Home” and “Life of John Howard Pap” with a discussion on home essentials. Libertytown Woman's Club met at Mrs. Dillon's home. 18 members and 3 visitors attended. readings included Gettysburg Address and “The Big Freeze,” with reports and a constitution amendment on officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Club
Braddock Women's Club
Martha
June Millerson
Edwin
Bar Harner Amercar
Sweet
Charles Kiesn
Henry Lee
Roy Schale
Libertytown
Libertiona
Oscar Joy
Miss Yingling
Local notes on visitors and hospital cases in town
West Potomac street hosts Mr and Mrs Louis Everhart and Mr and Mrs Edward Haver. Berkeley Springs visitors include Mr and Mrs Melvin Edwards. Edward McDonald, Martinsburg, a retired B and O employee, called on friends. Samuel Goldberg heads to Florida to visit parents. Schnauffer hospital reports show Catherine Angelo Millville recovering from tonsil operation. Mason Coulter and Bernice Greene both improving after appendicitis surgeries. K W Robinson Millville admitted for observation. Dorothy Nokes Weverton improving. F M Sagle Dargan still a patient and improving. Alvey Nuse seriously ill with pneumonia slowly improving. Jane Crummitt FeagaVille patient for six weeks with pneumonia improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Everhart
West Potomac Street
Melvin Edwards
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Edward Havermale
Brunswick Street
Edward McDonald
Martinsburg
Samuel Goldberg
Florida
Schnauffer Hospital
Catherine Angelo
Millville
Mason Coulter
Bernice Greene
Lovettsville
K. W. Robinson
Dorothy Nokes
Weverton
F. M. Sagle
Dargan
Commencement Parts Among Senior Class For Jelass Ceremony
Among members of the senior class who will take part in senior jelass commencement activities this year several students are listed for duties and roles. The ceremony will honor graduates with the usual processions and speeches.
Giant panda sails to New York in captivity tale
Mrs W H Harkness widow of famed explorer brings a giant panda to New York. The odd looking animal is the second of its kind captured alive. Florence Kelley, daughter of Nicholas Kelley, named to Manhattan DA Thomas E Dewey's staff. Jane Ault of Auburn named Maine Farm Show queen. Bates College graduate, Mercersburg alum. Wilmer D Kehne and Bradley E Watkins named to committees. Head Master Boyd Edwards makes announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peper
W. H. Harkness
Asia
New York
Helts
Florence Kelley
Nicolas Kelley
the Treasury
Wilson
Manhattan
Thomas E. Dewey
Jane Ault
Auburn
Frank Washburn
Commissioner of Agriculture
Lewiston
Miss Ault
Bates College
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Wilmer D Kehne
This City
Bradley E Watkins
Mt Airy
Kelme
Watkins
Boyd Edwards
Chancellor Gray Speaks At Hood Vesper Service
Chancellor Joseph S. L. Gray of American University spoke at Hood College’s vesper service in Bridge Hall on Sunday afternoon. He outlined reading from Exodus 22 and urged that curiosity, imagination, and reverence drive practical culture by linking facts to principles and sustaining life through common sense and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancellor Gray
Hood Vesper Service
Joseph SL SM. Gray
The
American University
Washington, D.C
Brodgecx Hall
Hood College
Gray
Dre. Gray
le Fur‘ther
Dr. Gray
Birthday Party Held at Elm Street Address
A birthday party was held Saturday afternoon at 300 Elm Street attended by 26 guests including Barbara Harris Deetha Albaugh Mary Hussetl Hendrickson Odetta Rennes Ellen Keane Anna Low Eshleman Mary Jo Weitzel Carol Ann Wickless Florence Shaffer Joseph Stephens Jr Edward P Thomas Jr Jimmy Eshleman Ridgley Albaurd Jack Brown Dick Hanky Robert L Warfeld Je Jane James L Myers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Barbara Harris
Deetha Albaugh
Mary Hussetl Hendrickson
Odetta Rennes
Ellen Keane
Anna Low Eshleman
Mary Jo Weitzel
Carol Ann Wickless
Florence Shaffer
Joseph Stephens, Jr
Edward P. Thomas, Jr
Jimmy Eshleman
Ridgley Albaurd
Jack Brown
Dick Hanky
Robert L. Warfeld
Charles Kehne, Jr
John Clark Warfield
Ralph Harman, Jr
Castille Duwgud
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fae Petey Chevrolet
Dodge
Hollie Hemsler
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Roy Hughes
Billy Sulivan
Ed Cole
Fran
Galveston
Aca
Lester Terral
Williard Jack
Little Josephine Offett
Mr. Pleasant
Alvey Nuse
Jane Crummitt
Feagaville
Stieff Silver
Streff Sterling
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market
STRE
Fuel Service
Markell & Ford
Weyerhaeuser
Saay
Cavetown
Cavetown, MD
Smithsburg
Ollow Wicks
Farley
Quaker City
North Market Street
C. L. Mehring & Co. Ae PA
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