Community Notes From Middleburg Area Socials
Local residents share visits and gatherings across Keymar Woodsboro and Union Bridge. Families including Fogle Bowman Hahn and Six frequent hosts, with Janet Miller undergoing tonsil surgery at Maryland University Hospital and returning home.
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Middleburg
Raymond Fogle
Ada McKinney
Elsie Hyde
Wade Sherman
Raymo Fogle
Freddie
Sue Elien
Oden Fogle
Union Bridge
Frank Rentzel
Charles
Wilfred Smith
Baustchurch
Ray Boone
Union
Jacob Snow
Elizabeth Dixon
Woodsboro
Sue Ellen
Fred
David Bowers
Audrey
Frank Miller
Janet
Rits
Newton Six
Outon Biddinger
Lucy Rakestraw
Allen Richmond
Bridgeton
N. J
Reta Miller
Thelma Stitley
Fred Shank
N. E
Agnes Six
Janet Miller
Maryland University Hospital
Emmitsburg Alumnae Host Bridge Event and Guests
Emmitsburg January 17 Mrs C G Frailey and Miss Ann Codors hosted the Emmitsburg chapter of the St. Joseph's college alumnae at Mrs Frailey's home. Contract and auction bridge were played with Emma Moore winning auction first, Anna Felix contract first and Janet Keoughan second. Louise Sebold won the door prize. Attendees included Mary Eberhart Gettysburg Emma Moore Martha Corry Louise Sebold Janet Keoughan and others. Delicious refreshments followed.
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Emmitsburg
C. G., Frailey
Ann Codors
St. Joseph’s College
Frailey
Emma Moore
Anna Felix
Janet Keoughan
Contract Pridge
Louise Sebold
Mary Eberhart
George Eberhart
Gettysburg
Martha Corry
Harry S. Boyle
Ruth Gillelan
Dominic Greco
Edith Warthen
Julia Christie
Ann Joseph
Collins Doyle
Regina Thirlkél
F. B. Jutkiewicz
John H. Rosensteel, Jr
C. C. Fraley
Annie Grinder
Charles McNair
Greet Parrot
Over the Tea Cups Sewing Circle
McNair
H. M. Gillelan
Harry Boyle
C. G. Frailey
Anne Codori
O. H. Stinson
J. W. Houser
Carrie Gillelan
Open plan design yields exceptional spaciousness in Minnesota home
The Architectural Forum highlights a white frame Minnesota house with an open plan emphasizing space. A glass brick wall marks the entrance vestibule while smooth circulation links garage, service entrance, basement stairs, kitchen, and main entry. The second floor features a roomy dressing room and a deck over the garage.
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New York
N.Y
Local residents and visitors listed in community notes
A long roster of local residents and guests is noted, including Misses Rhoda Gillelan Flora Engle Ruth and Carrie Gillelan from Baltimore. Miss Aine Ohler in Baltimore. Mrs Hazel Palmer and son Rudolph of Fort Defiance Virginia. Miss Arthur Topper ill at home. Lawrence Haley starting a new home project on Waynesboro road. Raymond Eyster and son Raymond Jr. and daughter Mary from Carlisle pa visiting Zacharias. John White returning to Jacksonville Florida. Mrs James Hays hosting a sewing club with multiple attendees. Mrs Mary M Stouter hospitalized at St Agnes Baltimore for surgery. Miss Kathleen Norris named Carnery Boston tissue department technician. Berard Yonkers visiting near Cumberland. George Wilhide visiting College Park. Mrs Wayne Haley Easton visiting nearby. Rev Elwood S Berry Mt St Marys College faculty member hospitalized at St Agnes Baltimore.
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Arthur Topper
David H. Guise
Liberty Township
Lawrence Haley
Waynesboro Road
Samuel Hays
Raymond Eyster
Raymond, Jr
Mary
Carlisle
R. M. Zacharias
John White
Walter White
Jacksonville
Florida
James Hays
F. Harry Gross
E. L. Higbee
B. M. Kershner
George Eyster
Berard Yonkers
Mr. Yonker
Cumberland
George Wilhide
College Park
Wayne Haley
Easton
Elwoods. Berry
Mt. St Mary's College
St Agnes' Hospital
Baltimore
Social News From Sam's Creek Snippets
Sam's Creek notes reveal visits among families in New Windsor Uniontown Westminster and Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Charles King and others hosted guests while births are announced and relatives traveled for weekends and holidays. Carrie McNally returned home after a Baltimore visit and Mr Ecker welcomed a daughter. Community members shared dinners and gatherings with extended relatives.
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Sam’s Creek
Charles King
Frank Stitely
New Windsor
Edgar Erb
Paul Sherfey
Uniontown
Clyde Warner
Sykesville Notes Include Church Leave and Local Visits
Rev. Warner P. Thompson and family left for DeFuniak Springs Florida as he begins a six month leave from St. Paul’s M E church with Rev. Carl Justice to lead in his absence. Bulletin items record social visits, hospital stays, and club activities, including guests in Washington Annapolis and Baltimore, plus the Howard County Hounds schedule and a Harmony M E church Ladies Aid gathering. The column closes with notice of an annual dance sponsorship.
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Sykesville
Warner P. Thompson
Dora Thompson
Paul
Gretchen
Warner Thompson
D. H. Simmons
De-Funiak Springs
Fla
Thompson
St. Paul's
M. E
Carl Justice
Indiana
St Paul's
Gaither
Jonathan Dorsey
Roy Johnson
Washington
Joseph Cremer
Hanover
Annie Mullinix
Baltimore
Robert Haigh
Main Street
Alfred Betts
New Rochelle
Charles H. Macy
William B. Welling
St. Johns College
Walter L. Richards, Jr
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Annapolis
Emma Ward
Howard County Hounds
Shaws Farm
Lewis Randall
Mikes
Charles McCracken
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Harmony M. E. Church
N. Frank Hobbs
Central Avenue
Charlotte Hobbs
Maryland General Hospital
Woman's Club
Sykesville High School
Mesdames Howard Scott
Francis Newman
DeVries Hering
William Lawson
Graham Melville
Edgar Davis
Celius Brown
Andrew Nor
Tis
Reid Isaacs
Leo Chrolot
Francis Dixon
Westminster
4-H Council Dance Draws Regional Leaders And 150 Attendees
Howard County 4-H Club Council held a Monday night gathering with members from Carrel, Harford, Frederick, Washington, Montgomery, Baltimore and Prince George counties well represented. E G Jenkins State 4-H Club agent Mist Dorothy Emerson Girls Club agent Mylo Downey Assistant Boys agent and Rebel Mercer County Commissioner were among about 150 attendees at the dance.
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Howard County
Carrel
Harford
Frederick
Washington
Montgomery
Baltimore
Prince
George Countes
E.G Jenkins
Dorothy Emerson
Mylo Downey
Mercer County
Gaithersburg Social Notes Skip to Florida Trip
Gaithersburg residents share weddings and entertaining notes from January. Mrs Clay Plummer and daughter Mrs Harry Bent travel to St Petersburg Florida with Plummer joining later for the winter. Engagement announced for Laura Hershey to Wilson Clagett after a January 1 ceremony in Hagerstown. Other gatherings include bridge parties hosted by Mrs Evine Thomas Mrs Norman Jacobs and Mrs Margaret Thomas, plus guests at Bethesda and Clarksburg events.
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Gaithersburg
Clay Plummer
Harry Bent
Plummer
Robert Kanade
St Petersburg
Eving Thomas
Norman Jacobs
Epworth Methodist Church
Marshall Walker
Charles Phoebus
Grace Church
Walker
Rebecca
Wailon Claget
Alis 'Claggett
Laura ‘Hershey
and Mire
da R. Merwhey
Merle Jacobs
Ravenel Menred
Raney Young
Eugene Fry
Katherine Johnson
Fry
Bethesda
Laura Hershey
David Ereshey
Wilson Clagett
Albert Clagett
Simon
Lutheran
Hagerstown
Clagett
la Trip
White Plains
Paul Farmer
W. A. Gauler
Margaret Thomas
Brown Family News From Taneytown
Howard B Brown of Kane Pennsylvania spent several days last week with his mother Mrs J W Brown and family in Taneytown. Omer Brown a funeral director of Kane formerly resident here remains a patient in Community hospital Kane after a skull fracture and broken leg from an ambulance collision on an icy highway near Tonawanda New York. He is improving nicely and his mother Mrs J W Brown lives on East Baltimore street.
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Taneytown
Howard B. Brown
Kane
J. W. Brown
Omer Brown
Tonawanda
N. Y
Brown
East Baltimore Street
New Windsor recital and local notices mix annual events
Mrs. Marie Thompson held a Saturday afternoon music recital for her pupils featuring a varied program by Ruth Ellen Hoover, Anna Englar, Kitty Lee Warner, Cathy Hoover, and others. Local events include a mystery play February 4, chicken thieves at three hen houses, a February 4 high school dance, and community notes on residents, illness, and hospitality.
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New Windsor
Matrie ‘Thompson
Fred Bowman
Ruth Ellen Hoover
Levine Cook
Reree Emerson
Anna Englar
Priscila
Babe Buckey
Beuy Englar
Gloria Boone
Betty Englar
Betty Walters
Marion Boyer
Beny Walter
Emma Young
Prof
Conally
E. Nusbaum
New Windsor High School
Millard Hawkins
Miss Staybaugh
Chicako
Blue Ridge College
Bixter
Germany
Glenn Dorsey
Russell Lambert
Frederick City Hospital
D. D. Hartzler
Ohio
H. C. Hoop
Independent Retail Food Distributors of
Maryland
Westminster Hotel
Charles Wilson
Joseph L. Englar
Social visit notes from Union Bridge area
Union Bridge January 17. Mr and Mrs Truman Pearce of Roland Park visited friends in town. Miss Bessie Clemson near town attended a luncheon and matinee party hosted by Mrs William Hobbs in Frederick where she and Mr Hobbs are spending the winter.
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Union Bridge
Truman Pearce
Roland Park
Bessie Clemson
William Hobbs
Frederick
Mr. Hobbs
Community Notes From Harney Area Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Wade Brown hosted Littlestown guests while plans were announced for a meeting at the A OK of M C in Harney. Neighbors and relatives gathered in Gettysburg Littlestown and Frederick for visits and a funeral. Residents reported improvements at Ida Beaver’s home and birthday celebrations nearby. many local families shared weekend travel and social visits.
Local Guests At New Market And Nearby Homes
In New Market and Martinsburg area visitors and guests are noted. Geo W Sponseller dined with Dr. G J Sponseller and Mrs Sponseller in Martinsburg. Mrs Newton Seltz and daughter Patricia visited the rectory with Rev Leon F Vauthier. David W E Vauthier and Welch Boyer with Miss Eleanor Ambrose spent weekends at home. Dorothy Leathenwood and Margaret Roop visited Baltimore relatives. C A McBride from Baltimore called on B C Burgess. Virginia Bartlet and Dorothy Bartlett dined with Dawson V Hammond. Edith White spent the weekend in Frederick with Margaret Wagoner. Lella Simpson was noted as spending Saturday.
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New Market
Geo W. Sponseller
G. J. E. Sponseller
Martinsburg
W. Va
Newton Seltz
Patricia
Leon P. F. Vauthier
David W. E. Vauthier
Dorothy Bartlett
Dawson V
Hammond
Edith White
Frederick
Margaret Wagoner
Lella Simpson
Students of Maus.e department present varied program
New Windsor January 17 students of the Maeus.e department of Bie Hoge college, under Miss Elizabeth Allen Adams, will present a varied and interesting program Wednesday at 3 o'clock in the Old Mission Auditorium. A series of radio broadcasts planned for the second semester and the cantata Beisherest ly ROM its, weil De yuven February 2a. The follersang program will de miven Wednesday night relude in Co sharp ouner, Rachmaninoff, La Belle Jenkins Kingston Pa. Attempts From Low Sickness Purcell May Fire Maiden Carpenter Racbean Goldie At mony White Hall Md. Vela from The Merry Widow Lehar Fantasa and Believe Me 1 AH Those En dearing Young Charms Smith-Mortimes for trombone Arthur Beasts Whadhestie NTs Puehel Masairy wWeerture Supper The Rosary Nevin for accordion Dorinie Barthol Ekiselen Pa Amarilh Caveini Nut wer die Sehnsucht kenat Tschakovsky When I Have.
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Maus
Bie Hoge College Om
Elizabeth Alen Adams
Titres Men Aeditorum
College Worary Ardor
Old Mai
Radio Broadydots
Follersang
Rachmantnot
Lao Verne Jenkins
Kingston Pa
T Attemps
Purcell
May
T. Racbeen
Goldie Atmony
White Hall
Vela
Lehar
Fantasa
Smith- Mutmes
Arthur
Sung My Songs performers and pieces list
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Janet Stoddard
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Hondo Capriccinse
Mendelssohn
Eastern Star installs Emmittsburg Chapter officers
Mrs Warry Mueller Baltimore past grand marshal and Mrs George Skinner Union Bridge acted grand marshal in Emmittsburg Chapter No 96 installation. Myra Gross inducted as worthy matron with Frank Wesnt as worthy patron. Other officers include Anna Springer Edith Harner Irma Martin Ima Martin Mary Jo Zimmerman.
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Eastern Star
Emmitsburg
Mid
Jas
Warry Mueller
Baltimore
Maryland
George Skinner
Union Bridge
Emmittsburg
Order of the Eastern Star
Myra Gross
Frank Wesnt
Anna Springer
George L. Wilhole
Edith Harner
Irma Alartin
Ima Martin
Mary Jo Zimmerman
Costs Of Two College Years At California Declared
Berkeley January 18 AP A survey by Dr Merton E Hull shows an average of 445 dollars to spend two years at the University of California Most students spent less than a dollar weekly for amusements and the rest covered other living costs with part time work
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Berkeley
Calif
Univesity of
California
Merton E. ‘Hull
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