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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
9
Social and personal items note Mfetis women traveling to Baltimore with relatives, Elizabeth Helfrich hosting visitations, and many locals spending Easter holidays with kin in Baltimore Washington and Martinsburg. Several residents return from trips to Vineland Philadelphia and St Louis as families relocate between Keedysville and Hoonsthora.
A wedding occurred at 8 o clock this morning at St Marys Catholic Church with Maa Mary Ramacciotti marrying William Garratt. The couple will honeymoon two weeks in Merlin before residing in Puckstown. witnesses included Rev Harrington and Rev Kerr. The bride, a Washington County High School and St Josephs College graduate, wore a blonde ensemble and carried roses and lilies. the groom is with Lincoln Motor Co. in Hagerstown.
The Alsatia Club hosts a highly popular Easter season dance tonight at Stouffer’s Academy. Chair Jimmy Black has boosted attendance to near capacity with Bob’s Orchestra providing music and a slate of lively performances in true Alsatian spirit.
Miss Elliott hosted a private birthday gathering at her home last night for her daughter LiWhor. Guests included numerous local residents with casual refreshments and socializing noted among attendees.
A surprise birthday celebration marked Mr Nathan Palmers seventieth birthday in Williamsport on Monday evening. Guests included numerous local residents and family members such as Mrs Nathan Vanher Mr and Mrs Jacob The fever Mrs Marence Wilson Rev and Mrs I Koller Fern Jane and Louise Kotler Mrs G Miller Henry Robertson Mr and Mrs George W Grimes and many Palmera relations.
A birthday gathering for a husband featured a surprise party with numerous guests including Mr. and Mrs. Hoover and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. The evening included cattle, refreshments, gifts, and social chatter as attendees shared in the celebration and exchanged greetings.
Announcement states the engagement of Miss Lois Baird Davidson, daughter of the late J A Davidson and Mrs D Davidson of Greensboro North Carolina, to Mr Russell Campbell, son of Mrs B Campbell of Dingertown. Miss Davidson is a pianist trained at Ken Colley, Boston Conservatory of Music, and University of California. Mr Campbell is connected with Manerstown Shue.
A dramatic plea notes thousands of children starving amid plenty due to vitamin deficiencies. Cad Liver Oil tablets are advertised as tasteless sugar coated pills to boost growth, with claims of rapid improvement. Mothers are urged to buy McCoy's Oral Liver Oil Compound Tablets from local drug stores, offering a 30 day money back guarantee.
AmS Legging Company now tied to Final Clan and once a commedist with Hagerstown Mantelpad Band. Hey now performs with Carmel All Johns Catherine Hare in regional venues.
Mrs Carl F Miller entertained at a bridge luncheon in Hamilton Bow tevard with a group of friends enjoying afternoon games and light refreshments in a refined social gathering.
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