Community notices of residents visiting and returning home
A long list of social personal notes records residents such as Helen Flook Isabel Bowman Hankey and others returning home from Baltimore, visiting in Williamsport and Hancock, or spending time with family near Cumberland. Several travelers are mentioned including Miss Alice Kelly, Miss Virginia Wills, and Mrs. Harvey Royser. Names, addresses, and weekend travel to Carlisle Harrisburg Gty and Mountain Lake Park appear among routine visits and hospital recoveries.
Miss Wagner Hosts Afternoon Party For Guest Nancy Towson
Miss Wagner daughter of Rev Dr and Mrs Beett R Wigner entertained yesterday afternoon at her North Potomac home in honor of her guest Miss Nancy Towson of Reading Tao. Delighted refreshments were served. Present were Alice Hoover Extra Stickell Josephine Strite Mary White Julia Clargett Katharine Roulette Camilla Oulette Hilanop Stahl Lavinia Moore Betty Wageman Anta Wagaman Lucille Borine Lucille Hoffman Ellen Bullard Alicia Lemon Frances Miller Margaret Hober Katherine Sebie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Elizabeth. Wagner
Beett R. Wigner
North Potomac
Nancy Towson
Reading
Tao
Aliee Hoover
Extra Stickell
Josephine \Strite
Mary White
Julia ‘Clargett
Katharine> Roulette
Camilla Oulette
Hilanop Stahl
Lavinia Moore
Betty Wageman
Anta
Wagaman
Lucellle
Borine
Lucille! Hoffman
Ellen ‘Bullard
Alica Lémon
Frances Miller
Margaret Hobrer
Katherine Sebiie
Surprise Family Reunion Brings Eleven-Year Gap Ended
Mrs. Helga Steck of Saltheburb hosted a long awaited family reunion with eleven years between visits. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Young with son Fradotlek from Fred Jerickeburg Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. J. Steck Enoc daughter Mary Wilzabeth, and relatives from Lawrence Sparrows Point Smithsburg including Daniel Breckagan Ju fy Barkstoll and sons Robert and John, plus Misses Josephine and Helen Smithsburg. An elaborate dinner was served on family heirloom dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helga
Saltheburb
Steck
Mra
Fradotlek
Land
J. Morris Steck Enoc
Mary Wilzabeth
Fred Jerickeburg
Daniel * Breckagan
Lawrence
Bparrows Point
Ju Fy. Barkstoll and
Robert and
John
Smithsburg
Josephine
Helen
Smitheburg
Orphanage Band To Play At Picnic
Mt Longon Union Sunday schools plan the August 6 picnic in Weltyn Grove near Smoketown. Quincy Orphanage Band, 60 pieces, will perform Turkish music during picnic hours. The band will pass through Hagerstown at 8:80 oclock. A piano is loaned by Moller Company for grounds use. Exclusive concession rights go to O A Lam and W O Lam of Smoketown. Speakers include Rev F Berry Plimmer, Rev G I Rider, and Rev Sparrow. Charity School Building funds come from the Community Chest. About 200 people expected. funds cover nursery and library expenses. Annual Trinity Lutheran Church picnic slated for August 14 at City Park.
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Union Sunday Schools of
Mt Long
Welty'n Grove
Hagerstown
Frederick
Smoketown
Quincy Orphanage
Mambera
MM. P. Moller, Company
O. A. Lam
W. O. Lam
Boonsbury
F. Berry Plimmer
G. 1
Rider
Sparrow
Boon
Iimprovemental
Kinsey
George H. Coleman
Metandy Tohn
Clelland
Stouffer
East Washington Streat
Nurnary
Homewood
Mrs. Robert Charity School Board
Towson
Suiltheblurg
Dey
Nury Smithsburg
Mary
Mrs Roulette Wins Bridge Club Prize
William A. Roulette won the bridge prize at the Women's Club card party yesterday as covenants were filled. Mrs J J Funk had the next highest score. A party of eight remained after cards for lunch at the Club. Totles were taken yesterday by Mrs B Norment, Mrs William Post Duval, Mrs J Frank Ridgenou, Miss Minnie Pryor and Mrs ACH Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre
Wiliam A. Roulette
J. J. Funk
B. Norment
William Post Duval
J. Frank Ridgenou
Minnie Pryor
Ach, Campbell
Camp lessons and lectures for Hoyas campers
Athletic teachers at the Hoya camp host John Ferguson who will soon travel to give lessons to boys and archery. Mr Reichard of Worcester Mass delivers an engaging address to the campers. Samuel Detrow, City Park superintendent, will speak on trees and plants next week. A card party at 7 to 10 p m on South Prospect Street hosted by Miss Jean Jackson with prizes won by Misses Lars Jane t Cashwe Catherine Btebi and Sarah Mil. Mrs C W Reynolds, 47 Elizabeth Street, is in hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoya
Ble Pool
John’. Ferguson
Mr. Reichard
Worcester
Mass
Samuel Detrow
City Park
Milas
Jean Jickson
South Prospect Street
Lars Janet Cashwe
Catherine Btebi
Sarah Mil
Hidden quotation by letter-number key from era puzzle
Puzzle asks to decipher a hidden quotation using letter indices from a quoted 83-letter text. Key words include rose, London, pane, Adams, fop, Hayt, éar. Each clue pairs a described word with a set of numbers to map letters to form the quotation. The example explains i maps to thirty third letter, etc. The final answer relates to a proverb about a fool and his money parting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Lear
Italy
Bool
Rose
London
Pane
Adams
Fop
Hayt
Éar
Unusual Child Prodigy Delights Atlantic City Doctors
In New York on August 1 a three percent aged boy named Alsaman Ira Lucas spoke at the American Medical Association convention in Atlantic City. He recited bones by Latin names and explained organs, surprising doctors with his wide medical knowledge for his age. His father A Lucas of New York, a psychotherapy doctor, says the family planned for him to grow as a boy. His parents deny the prodigy label despite the impressive display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
New York
Alsaman
Ira Lucas
Allod “Medical Association, of America
Atlantic City
A." Lucas
Oregon
Sinta Collage
Lucas Saya
Lucas
Elephants at Barnes Circus Arrive in Hagerstown Show
The Al G Barnes circus rolls into Hagerstown with elephants like Tusko, the largest in the world, and a lineup featuring Barney Julus and Babe. Bill Erickeon and crew prepare the No 1 car while Frank Gerri and Duke Michelle lead No 2 and No 3 cars ahead of a dazzling parade and “Alice in Jungleland.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Hagerstown
Arguat
Sri
Conetimes
Barney
Julus
Babe
Bil Erickeon
Skipper
Biz Bill
Darves
Bill
Frank Gerri
Duke Michelle
Pillers
Agenta
A G. Barnes
Sesson—Parada
Renda Ant
Tusko
Jumbo
Men marry sedate girls say readers and experts
Laurel Gray argues that men seek steady, domestic partners and that calm, sober wives are rarer than tempestuous, sparkling, or tomboy types. She notes contented marriages often involve a sedate spouse, while many men shrug at their own unhappiness in pursuit of a calm home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elie
Local Operates and Meetings Reported
Miss Daisy Stottlemyer of Waynesboro underwent nasal surgery. A Rotary luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce discussed a Los Angeles convention. Dr. V D Miller operated on patients including Kriner of Greencastle and Eccard of Boonsboro for tonsils and adenoids. Marriage licenses issued to Paul Williams and Bertha Swartz. Leonard Green and Hazel Multon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Stottlemyer
Waynesboro
Chamber of Commerce
Kreszy Glarenca Kriner
Greencastle
Los Angeles
V.d.miller
J. C. Byron
David
Eccard
Boonsboro
Paul Wiliams
Zepp
Bertha Swartz
Gardens
Leonard
Five Hundred Party for Miss Cushwa Charms Guests
Miss Sara Jane Cushwa hosted a five hundred party at the corner of Soutt Prospect and Washington streets. Delightful refreshments were served and prizes awarded to Miss Jean Jackson, Miss Sarah Mish, and Miss Catherine Stehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Jane Cushwa
Soutt
Prospect
Washington Streets
Jean Jackson
Mises Sarah Mish
Catherine Stehl
Married Here Paul Ogiesbee Edith Emmert in Hagerstown
Marriage report from Hagerstown states Paul IC Ogiesbee of Waynesboro and Miss Edith M Emmert of Washington wed at 2 oclock Thursday afternoon at St Mark s Lutheran church with Rev J Wu Ott officiating. Only immediate family present. A garden party for library funds will follow at Mrs Wile Downey s home in Smithsburg. Tonight R R Miller pupils give a recital at the First Christian Church at 7 oclock with a prepared program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul IC Ogiesbee
Waynesboro
Edith, M. Emmert
Washington
Hagerstown
J. Wu. Ott
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Geo. Bmmert
Smitheburg
Wile Downey
Smithsburg
R. R. Miller
First Christian Church
Dr Salter Examines Bone Work at County Health Lab
State bacteriologist Dr Salter visits Washington County Health Demonstration labs to review bone work procedures and related research activities. He inspects the facilities and discusses ongoing studies with staff, highlighting aims in public health and disease prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. G. Salter
Bureau For Bacteriology
Maryland
Iain
Hagerstown
Salter
Washington County Health Demonstration
Aepirin Powers Revealed Amid Digestant Mixture
The text describes Aepirin as possessing strong pain defeating powers, effective for most pain, with notes on its behavior at night and in digestion. It mentions a digestant addition and artificial salition keratofors enhancing the medicine, claiming no interference with Aepirin’s pain relief.
Unsure OCR Fragment Reflects Housewipe Advertisement
Readable portions describe cleaning products and a bold claim about keeping a housewipe clean. The text is garbled with misspellings and incomplete phrases, mentioning old whisk and broom and a public ledger company. No clear event or concrete details emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Ledger Company
Vic
You are well bred at table etiquette rules
You should eat slowly and quietly to show consideration for others. The article warns against bolting food, mastication noise, clashing cutlery, and scraping plates as flagrant violations of table etiquette.
Rheumatism Cure Promises Help for Mothers
An advertisement touts 5.5.5 as a blood purifier and blood builder. It claims to ease rheumatism and restore strength without stomach upset. The copy urges readers to buy for their mothers and emphasizes availability at drug stores in bottles of various sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myvi
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Niagara
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Fred Brewer
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Mt. Lena
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York
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W.K. Henzo
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Tire
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Kyworth League Institute
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Tilghmanton
Dls County
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Wack East
W. Donald, Beard
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Charles Schatchley
Elizabeth Harry
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Dodge City
Kay
Bozema
Vivikanis
Rednesa
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Dimptos
Aenos
Miss Wagner
Charity School
Nurgery
Claus
Trinity Lutheran Church
Witter H. Bixler
Will Hall
Mrs. Roulette
Bumsteadswann Sprup
Angel of Baer
Tra
Barnes’ Circus
Laurel Gray
Mia Eh Figeer
Beter
Porter
Washington St
Kingwood, Corp
Kingwood, W. Va
Tinkle
Avides Co
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Maytag
Home Furniture Com
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