Social and Personal Notes From Hagerstown Courtyard Visit
Mrs. Kyoven Briscoe of Baltimore, formerly Elizabeth Worthington, visits her mother Mary Worthington. Relatives in Hohrersville return after a stay. Jack Vrovinger, recently operated on for appendicitis, improved at home. Several friends and visitors from Baltimore to Hagerstown include Genevieve Bownin and Mua. Mullen. Mild pneumonia cases improve at home. Dorothy Len and May Van plan visits to Kentucky before June return. Rev V A Senior attends M B conference. Mr D A Johnson returns to Baltimore to work as a clerk at Camp Holbird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyoven Briscoe
Baltimore
Elizabeth Worthington
Mia
Mary Worthington
Dorothy Len
Browlway
Heya van
Mrs. Moore
Kentucky
Hagerstown
Robertson Dinner Social Among Local Families
A social dinner gathering hosted at the Robertson residence on Washington Street includes numerous local residents listed as guests such as Mr and Mrs Jimea Robertson and the Trum family along with many others, reflecting a bustling community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimea G. Robertson
Washington Street
L. K. Trum
Power
Elva
Aml Mra
Briain
Ruth
Willian Schulze
James Messersmith
Edward Hoewitt
Seth Vieht
Clarence Young
Harry Kritzer
George George
Thomas Staub
Ana Tressler
Dolan Shank
Robert Shank
Jon Gordon
Lloyd Koogle
Edgy Wloom
and Myre
Hubert Mileswee
Truepower
Jamey Bucard O
Thomas Wager
Nun
Rambler Club Dinner Set With Address and Music
The Rambler Club of the YMCA will host a dinner at 6:20 this evening with Major Joseph C. Burn delivering the principal address. Special music by the day’s committee and Broad High School’s basketball team providing the dinner carving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hambler+ Club
Y.M. GA
Wil
Muest
Austin LaMar
J. If
Raeburn
Duke Wright
Joseph C. Burn
Broad Hgh School
Recital to Be Held at St Pauls Evangelical Church
A recital is scheduled for Friday evening at St Pauls Evangelical Church on Frankly and Wigh Streets. The class of Mrs Glare Tellager Stauffer will perform with soprano Mary Howard reader Mink Eda Min son and others as soloists. Violin accompaniment by Mr Billa Adams andMiss Matyas tie with Minn Katherine Slog and Mea Margaret Spe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical
Charel Cox
Frankly
Wigh
AVMI
Qmypits
Glare Tellager Stauffer
Mink
Eda Minson
Mary Howard
Calton Petro
Billa Adams
Mr Rabbit to Attend Birthday Party for Kiddies
A local event plans a birthday party at the Herald-Mail birthday party Saturday at 1 80 with Peter Rabbit present, Roy Lester bringing Mr Rabbit as an additional treat for children ages 4 through 10 whose birthdays fall between March 25 and April 4. Registration ends Friday afternoon at the Horatio Mall office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Mall
Pile Treatment Offered With Money Back Promise
A dubious claim promotes Elamadata Tablets as a guaranteed cure for piles with a money back offer. Distributed by The Hama tate Co and Ware ham'd Guy pharmacy in New York, it urges immediate purchase for $1. The wording implies sensational relief and easy remedy without medical backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wareham'd Guy
Mall
Hamatate Co
Bing
Dafiads
N.Y
Party in Honor of Anna Danzer's Fourth Birthday
The Danzer residence at 909 Oak Hill hosted a birthday gathering for Anna Breeman, age four, with games and prizes won by Salty, Ann Mardlino, Mary Elle Hook, and Derry Keck. A decorated cake and rabbit-theme centerpiece drew attention as Easter decor and guests included Alice Vilzinia Dauzey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Danzer
Oak Hill
Suesday
Anna Breeman
Salty
Ann Mardlino
Mary Elle Hook
Derry Keck
Koster
Eads
Rts
Alice Vilzinia Dauzey
Valinda Willis
Aly Ani Jaritinge
Suean Everly
Julia Kohler
Lanisa Smith
Dorothy Stonebraker
Elizabeth Humbehouse
Jovephine Miller
Edlward Curtiran
Rowen Miller
Ned Blonebrakes
Flower Show Planned with Bets and Prizes at Local Hall
Bets of flower seeds are distributed among girls clubs and other organizations as preparations begin for a fall flower show in the lobby of Hawk Nome. Prizes include ribbons and a substantial pot, with about 150 entries expected and 18 prizes awarded under the supervision of Miss Margaret Sait. A flower specialist will judge the entries. last show drew around 150 exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Phages
Zinla
Mavigod
Margaret Sait
Couns Daman
Eagles Plan Initiation and Convention Activities
The Fraternal Order at Eagles held a regular meeting with many members present. A class initiation is planned for Wednesday April 4 followed by a social session, and the convention committee will meet April 6 to arrange plans for the June 5 convention. Additional initiation on Mother's Day is set with a film “Under the Eagles Wing” to be shown at a local theatre. Twenty five candidates will be initiated Wednesday evening as part of the Old Age Pension committee program. Leon Sowers has resigned from a trip to Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Innis
Aml IL
Alon
Hagle
Secret Wedding Links Two Families Across Borders
Nearly a year kept secret, a couple from opposite families married May 17 in Charles Town and announced yesterday. Dorothy May Collins of Baltimore and Dr. Meaney Lauren of Hagerstown wed after a long separation, with plans linking Europe and a research project aboard the General Education Board and University of Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy May Collins
Naltitore
Meaney Lauren
Hagerstown
Charles Town
Germany
Teller
Europpe
General Education Board
University of Ilochester
Calvin Darwen Pando Oot Ht Woltz
Vierstown
Jang Hopkins Tiveraity Medieval School
Drs. Cullen
Kangsid
G. Maet
Misa Colas
Daniel Cotting
Miss Stine Bride of William Snook
Miss Stine Bride of William Snook wed Tuesday evening at 7 oclock in the Weides home Blazer 843 South Votouius Street by Rev J W Brewbaker of Antictan Street 1 B Church in city. The bride wore white crone de line with lace and pearls. Groom is a well known upholsterer of 218 Winter Street. The couple will reside there. Snook has long served as superintendent of St Marks Lutheran Sunday School on Lanvale Street. Reception followed with cake ice cream fruit punch and candy. Mrs John Abbott of Baltimore visiting her parents Senator and Mrs Frank W Mirch South Prospect Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E
Stine
William
Scaak
Why
Weide's Blazer
David Krotainger
Bouth Votouius Street
J. W. Brewbaker
Ie Antictan Street
Vride
Winter Strect
Snook
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Lanvale Atveet
Tecention
Dear Miss Grey Answers a Struggle Over Marriage and Duty
A reader asks about a woman’s plan to marry while supporting herself and work, and Miss Grey counsels waiting until she can provide for a family. The column endorses practical stability, urges self reliance, and cautions against hasty marriage without financial security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
Fay Ley
Teavis Bisa
Mer
Longan Defers His Decision On Maryland Penitentiary Post
A garbled report indicates Longan, Bay View Hospital superintendent, defers a proposed appointment as warden at the Maryland Penitentiary. The unreadable text mentions Col. Rufus and a formal notice, with unclear dates and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searden
Maryland
Col
Rufus
Longa
Bay View
It Happens Every Day Aimed at Saving for a Car
A couple discusses the task of saving tithe money toward a car. They plan carefully to choose a small, reliable vehicle and spend time deciding what best fits their budget and needs.
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Greeway
End
Sehal
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Norman B. Kurzenkoute
Talking Mawling Shop
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Misenhat
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Bhner Miller
Daughtar
Hey Lee
Hounshoro
M.G. Geeuing
Keelyville
Rev. V. A
M. B
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Mallimare
Glock
Camp Holabird
Luiga Theo
Crey Gables
Alice
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Bailey
Potomac ST
Yellow Urn Tea House
Dianera
Hestessee Mra
Sravely
Dion
Rench
Hageretown
MR. Rabbit
Easter Bunny
Herald-Mail
A. E. Bale
East Avenue
Cearfoss Pike
Chas. H. Bowman
Luther Ball
Leon
Senre Tair
Rosa Brogunter
W. P. Drury
Hilly
Ray Wildows
Dorothy
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Anna Danzer
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Dig Springs
Ayward Smith
Guy KL Angle
Unnt
George Boward
Hoy Ingram
Norton
Arville Eversole
Virginia Seibert
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Helen Smith
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Mr. Page Smith
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Earle Seibert
Rush Negley
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East
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Mandhe Lov
Virginia Taker
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Rosalie Pugh
Catherine Sand
Melyn Beant
Harry Powles
Haltimore
Leon Sowers
Avcou
Cumberland
Dr. Darner
Hillimore
Miss Stine
William Snook
John Abbott
Senator
Frank W. Mirch
South Prospect Strest
Cynthia Grey
Cynthia Crey
Ani
Kipnee
Wales
Ringe
Aneswers
Patatars
Gael
Leung
Wien
Migs Fey
Longan
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de Far Yn
Mary's Candy Shop
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Ineuma
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