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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1932

Page

8

Social and Personal Notices From Williamsport

Charles A. Menges visits, Miss Gertrude Printz returns to Philadelphia, guests Edna Lewise and Mary Anne Klinge. Lynching of weathered travel finds Miss Winifred Campbell in Virginia, with friends at Orkney Springs and family in Harrisonburg. Numerous residents travel, visit, or return from trips to Baltimore, Washington, Harrisburg, Cambridges, Brooklyn, and other sites, with several families relocating or hosting gatherings at homes in Williamsport and surrounding towns. Births announced in Baltimore and Williamsport, with local social notes on illnesses and family visits.

Charles A. Menges Gertrude Printz Philadelphia Alexander Washington Edna Lewise Mary Anne Klinge Winifred Campbell Reynolds Apartments Virginia Orkney Springs Imjaw Jfr Russell Campbell Harrisonburg

Mission School of Missions Plans Fall Session

The program committee for the Interdenominational School of Missions plans the annual session for the fall and hopes to have several returned missionaries present during the event.

Interdenominational School of Missions

Shanks Hold a Reunion at Leitersburg

The eighth annual Shank family reunion was held at the Allen Miner home near Leitersburg. Next year it will be at Hagerstown City Park on the last Thursday in July. Officers elected: president Mrs. Herbert Sparrow, vice president Bruce Shank, secretary treasurer Guy Brewer. Dozens of Shank relatives attended from Leitersburg and Harrisburg area.

Virginia Bastles Dean Bastles Christiana Stan David Bastles Bruce Shank Ethel and Ifelen Shank Anna May Shank Constance Martin Eddie Busserd Tom Shank Lloyd Shank Edgar Shank Rufus Stotelmyer H. Barnhart Flossie Stotelmyer Gladys Diffendaffer Charles Bastles Martha Nellie Mary Ann Jacob Bastles Earl George Charles Shank Dorothy Martin Frank Martin Irene Stotelmyer Max Wagoner, Jr Nora Wagoner Guy Brewer Jesse Brewer Jean Brewer Fern Donald ‘Shank William Shank Ralph Shank Silas Middlekauff Warren Middlekauff John Hull Alien Miner James Miner Ricd Stotelmyer Donald Metz George Kramer Louise Stotelmyer Max Wagoner Richard Wag Ioner Jesse and Marie Brewer Catherine Brewer Harry Shank Emory John Robert Shank John Scott Shank William Middlekauff

Large Family Outing at Harding Camp Peck tonville

A Sunday gathering at Harding Camp Peck tonville featured boating swimming and games with a long picnic list of attendees including Mr and Mrs Frank Trumpower Laura Mabel and Harry Jr Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hull Bruce Lester Mr and Mrs Paul Gossard Mr and Mrs Paul Shank Leroy Hillard Helen and many others. The event showcased a hearty meal and family fellowship with dozens of relatives and friends enjoying the day.

Harding Camp Pecktonville Frank Trumpower Laura Mabel Harry, Jr Lawrence Hull Bruce Lester Paul Gossard Paul Shank Leroy, Hillard Helen Harry Trumpower Virgie Int Dorothy Earl Lola James Thelma Orval Edward Ernest Trumpower Alan Trumpower George Pittman Sylvia V. C. Funkhouser Luther Funkhouser Walter Funkhouser Paige Ralph Paul L. H. Hereter Paul Compler Richard Patricia Robert Korris Chester Arlene Clay Shines Gene Donald John Spangler Leonard, Jr

Surprise party honors Wayne Fernsner in Four Locks

Mr and Mrs 8 H Pernsney of Four Locks hosted a surprise birthday gathering for their son Wayne Fernsner in this city. The table featured a pink and white color scheme with a large birthday cake, and dinner was served.

Reverend Dixon to Speak at Church of the Brethren Tonight

Rev A M Dixon of Parker Ford will address the Church of the Brethren tonight on the topic How Am I To Know I'm as Christian. The talk outlines personal faith and assurance of salvation in a plain sermon style.

A. M. Dixon Parker Ford Church of the Brethren

Penthouse Frocks Highlight Chicago Fashion Show

Chicago fashion show displays fall outfits labeled Penthouse Frocks featuring silk satin velvet and lace dresses fit for a roof terrace. Models showcased sleeveless short dresses with jackets, fur or ostrich trim, rough weave crepes, triple sheer fabric, transparent velvets, swagger suits, and untrimmed coats with Ragland sleeves.

Ruth Cowan Associated Press Chicago Penthorse Frocks

Local golfers victors again on Fountain Head course

Women from Fountain Head Country Club defeated Chamberspure Country Club 1234 to 11% points in light rain. Medalist honors went to Mrs Hugh Auld of Hagerstown and Mrs H O Dresser of Chambersburg. Lunch followed. Upcoming matches: Waynesboro CC vs Fountain Head on Aug 10 and Cumberland CC vs Fountain Head on Aug 16.

Fountain Head Chamberspure Country Club Hugh Auld Hagerstown H. O. Dresser Chambersburg Lynn Brumback Arthur Crosson G. Gates William P. Lane A. Keyser Welles Little J. Hoffman L. W. Manners L. Mellon Charles Weicht

Outing Held By Funkstown Christian Endeavor Society

The Lutheran Church of Funkstown held a cheerful Braddock Heights outing with a boxed lunch prepared by the arrangements committee. Attendees enjoyed bowling skating and dancing. Approximately eighty people attended including members and friends.

Christian Endeavor Society Lutheran Church of Funkstown Braddock Heights

Jr Order Plans For Big Reunion At Pen Mar

Plans are under way for a Te cor reunion of the Junior Order at Pen Mar on Saturday August 20. The event will feature athletic contests a party show and other amusements. Speakers include James L Willmeth national secretary Senator C H Cuppinger Chambersburg and Mrs Georgia Hertel state councilor of Maryland Daughters of America.

Tecor Pen Mar James L. Willmeth C. H. Cuppinger Chambersburg Georgia Hertel Maryland Daughters of America

Travelers to Hold Outing on Friday

The annual outing of Hagers Town Council No 11 United Commercial Travelers of America will be held August 5 at Rowe's Park. A lunch will be served at p.m. There will be a baseball game and horseshoe contests. Members bring families and friends. Special meeting of the Junior Fire Company will be held tonight in the Fire Hall at o'clock.

Hagerstown Council United Commercial Travelers of America Rowe's Park P.m

Puff Sleeve Frock Pattern No. 793 Instructions Included

Simplified illustrated directions accompany this pattern for sewing a puff sleeve frock. Striped cotton look with smart waist coat effect at the skirt yoke and a bow sash in back. Sizes 14 16 36 38 40 42 require specified yardage. pattern price fifteen cents in pins. Order with plain name and address and line of pattern.

Reunion at City Park by Royal Neighbors of America

A large Royal Neighbors of America reunion was held at City Park with entertainment for all ages and a 6:30 dinner. The organizing committee included Mrs. Mabel Huhr Mrs. Nell Smith and Miss Stouffer. Attendees listed include F L Bennett W E Kreglo Dorin Kregto Patsy Ann Kreglo and many Gossard Kretzer and Huhr family members.

Royal Neighbors of America Mabel Huhr Nell Smith Miss Stouffer F. L. Bennett W. E. Kreglo Dorin Kregto Patsy Ann Kreglo Joseph KE. Troyinger Juanita Joseph Treyinger Ruth Detrick Ruth Cline Flora Miller W. K. Stealey Gordon Donald Dorothy Stealy Fred Souder Helen Nunamaker J. Hines Earl Smith J. O. Kretzer Alto Kretzer Nora Kretzer Belle Kretzer Mery Lorraine Kretzer Nora Martle George S. Huhr Ralph Anseld Mary Gossard James Gossard, Jr Betty Jane Peggy Gossard Mary Clingan Irvine Clingan Mary B. Jemmey Margaret C. Getridge

Watermelon Party Held Near Funkstown

A watermelon party was held recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Louis south of Funkstown. Guests included Elizabeth and Catherine Young, Mamie Hiser, Agatha Edwards, Janet Borns, Victoria Kemp, Mary Dunehigh, Dolores Marker, Joyce McKinsey, George Hoffman, Harold Klingman, Morris Berger, Eddie Spangler, Cheries McKnight, Clyde McKnight, Karl Smith, Boonsboro residents, and many local families.

Morris Louis Funkstown Elizabeth Young Catherine Young Mamie Hiser Agatha Edwards Janet Borns Victoria Kemp Mary Dunehigh Dolores Marker Joyce McKinsey George Hoffman Harold Klingman Morris Berger Eddie Spangler Cheries McKnight Clyde McKnight Karl Smith Boonsboro Till Dinalnigh Wilhiams Bess Spanzier Margaret Saylor Custer Rose Baker Carrie Toms Mary Lease Daisy Folks

My Beauty Hint for a Rested Appearing Mouth

A beauty tip advises cleansing the face with cream, removing it, applying another cream, then a facial massage. The method uses gentle pressure with the index finger at the upper center of the lips and the thumbs at the corners, rubbing toward the nose to combat tension and droop. The aim is a healthy, happy mouth after a hard day.

Kuhn Family to Hold 33rd Deunion in City Park

The Kuhn family plans the thirty third annual reunion at City Park on Thursday afternoon with a printed history of the original Kuhn settlement around 1771. An entertaining program and games for all ages are prepared by the committee, expecting a large crowd to attend in Harrisburg.

Kuhn Harrisburg W. D. B. Ainey Tpinchel Public Service Commission Senate Commission

Love Or Money Love And Responsibility In Youth

Dear Betty Brainerd advises a widowed father weighing marriage for his daughter to prefer cautious realism over marrying for love alone. She argues poverty tests love and urges delaying marriage until the daughter understands life’s challenges, citing experience and reason as essential guides. Bet ty signs off inviting letters for advice.

Betty Brainerd Howard Bey Jana Pauline

Fall Styles Cast Shadows

Fall fashion notes from New York describe autumn’s tang in new fail clothes suitable for late summer and mid season wear. Silk angora and cashmere jersey appear in slim one piece frocks and tailored ensembles with wood buttons belts silk trims and hand smocked yokes. New hats in velvet wool and felt feature bows while oblong ivory bags debut as popular accessories.

Jane Eads New York

Home From Trip Shows Spiglers Across Midwest and Northeast

Mr and Mrs Thomas Spigler and daughter Jane of Washington Square returned from an extended motor trip through Ohio Indiana and the New England states They visited Harvey Longanecker and Harry Longanecker in Springfield Ohio and South Bend Ind respectively They toured Notre Dame University and Raute Rockne's home in South Bend and stayed with the Heist family in Elkhart They also paused at various points of interest on the return trip CLIVE HOPE BEAUTY SHOPPE advertises permanent waves at 208 N Potomac St with a phone listing

Thomas Spigler Jane Washington Square Ohio Indiana New England Springfield Harvey Longanecker South Bend Ind Harry Longanécker Notre Tamé University Raute Rockne Elkhart Henry

Youthful charm depends on complexion beauty says Florence Reed

Florence Reed asserts age is about perception and praises Lux Toilet Soap as the secret to youthful skin. The star claims stage and screen ladies maintain freshness with the soap, noting that 686 of 694 leading actresses use it, emphasizing its whiteness and gentle care.

Florence Reed Lux Hollywood

Also Mentioned on This Page

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