Delegates Chosen For State Convention In Baltimore
The Morine Free Unit No 42 American Legion Auxiliary elected delegates to the state convention in Baltimore August 22 to 25. Delegates at large are Mrs Edna Marks Mrs Phyllis Emmert Mrs Edith Wachtell Mrs Nell Lynch and Mrs Ethel Reno. Also chosen were Mrs Mary Swel ged Mrs Ruth Wolfe Miss Mary Alsip Mrs Essie Fekard Miss Ann Seibert Mrs Catherine Maginnis Mrs Luvena Barker and Mrs Verna Stoner with Mrs Catherine Maginnis as delegation chair. Nominating committee named officers for the coming year led by President Mrs Mary Sweigert and including vice presidents Mrs Mary Hendrickson and Mrs Mary Cohen treasurer Mrs Phyllis Emmert chaplain Mrs Lucille Edwards historian Mrs Edie Marks and sergeant at arms Mrs Mary St Clair. A Western Maryland District luncheon and meeting is set for Hagerstown August 19 with reservations due by August 25. Next meeting is September 6.
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Af Morine Free Unit No. 42
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Baltimore
Edna Marks
Phyllis Emmert
Edith Wachtell
Nell Lynch
Ethel Reno
Mary Swelged
Ruth Wolfe
Mary Alsip
Avon Road
Navy Mothers Club Plans Bainbridge Hospital Trip
The Navy Mothers Club in Bainbridge Maryland organizes a bus trip to Bainbridge Hospital for 30 boys. They plan to bring candy cookies writing paper and presents and provide entertainment music and readings. Reservations close August 24 with contact Iva Lindsay or Hattie Fleagle. Bus departs August 26 at 7 AM from the Odd Fellows Temple.
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Navy Mothers’ Club
Bainbridge Vei
Bainbridge
Gtr Tn
Navy
Iva Lindsay
Hattie Fleagle
Blue Ridge Lines
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Homemakers Stage Annual Picnic at City Park
The Funkstown Homemakers held their annual picnic at the North Pavilion of City Park on Friday afternoon with large attendance. Mrs. Earle Richter chaired the social committee and led concessions. Games were run by Mrs. Ralph Earley and Mrs. Walter Cearfoss. prizes were awarded. The next meeting is planned for the first Friday in September at 8 Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church.
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Funkstown
Earle Richter
Ralph Earley
Walter Cearfoss
8Th Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Selecting Peaches Selecting Peaches
Miss Ardath Martin explains peach selection tips from the Department of Agriculture for home canning and preserving. She notes mature peaches with creamy yellow ground color, avoids dark green immature fruit, clingstone for canning, freestone for fresh use, and vitamin content varies by flesh color.
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Ardath Martin
Hote
Martin
VY. 5
Department of Agriculture
Thoroughbred racing scene at Cumberland deck event
Mrs Leonard Mathias consults the odds as Fer Yumpin Virmuiny returns victorious with trainer G A Saportas from My Lady's Manor. A crowded box includes Mrs Eugene Gunning and other club members as the audience debates the next race in Center.
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Mire
G. A. Saportas
My Lady's Manor
Picnic Luncheon Honors Grace Irving at Hager Park
Descendants of Jacob and Henrietta Hovis gathered at Hager Park for a family picnic honoring Grace Irving of De Kalb Illinois. Attendees included Harvey Witmer George Shorh US Air Force Jimmy Moore Baltimore Arthur Myers Flora Kline Leitersburg and several Stine Myers and Croft family members from Waynesboro and this city.
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Jacob
Henrietta Hovis
Hager Park
Grace Irving
de Kalb
Harvey Witmer
George Shorh
Sarah Jane Croft
Waynesboro
U.S
Jimmy Moore
Baltimore
Arthur Myers
George Myers
Flora Kline
Frlva Wilhide
Leitersburz
It Took 13 Years to Build the Rue Canal
The project chronicles a lengthy construction period as planners completed the Rue Canal after more than a decade of effort. Key figures and civic bodies oversee milestones from inception to opening, documenting engineering challenges and funding steps.
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Rue Canal
Fashion Pattern Guide for College Girls and Action Girls
Pattern ready to fit orders immediately. First class mail includes extra fee. The FAL WINTER FASHION BOOK presents practical patterns for fall wardrobes. An important fashion guide learned early to help planning. Patterns for everyone priced at 20 cents.
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First Clase
Marriage Vows Taken at Quiet Summer Wedding
A quiet summery wedding at Rev. Hoffman's home in Clear Spring united Edna V. Ridenour and Lester M. Mentzer Jr. The bride wore navy blue crepe and white accessories and carried a white Bible with pink rosebuds. The couple will reside at Koedysyville Route.
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Mra. Hoffman
Edna V. Ridenour
Howard Ridenour
Big Pool
Lester M. Mentzer
Lester Mentzer
Kordynville
Wade Hoffian
Anavy Bine Crepa
Birth notices for Robert Bradlee and Donald Wayne Shank
Prondiz arents Dr and Mrs Ratert Vo 1 Camp bel 101S Wootand Way receive congratulations on the birth of a son Robert Bradlee at Washington County Hospital on Saturday July 27. Campbell and Infantson have returned home. Mr and Mrs Donald Shank of Williamsport announce the birth of a son Donald Wayne on July 27 at Washington County Hospital. Mrs Shank is the former Miss Dorothy Jane Porcey ofnownsville.
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Mra
Campbel
Wootand Way
Ao Son
Robert Bradlee
Washington County Hospital
Mer. Campbell
Infantson
Donald
Shank
Wittiamsport
Donald Wayne
Dorothy Jane Porcey
Nownsville
Mika Barbara Jean Lumm
Guilford Avenue
Fayattr County
West Virginia
Miss Hamby and Kalbflesh Wed In Hagerstown Ceremony
The St Matthew Evangelical United Brethren Church hosted the July 28 wedding of Miss Nelarer Ariene Hamby and Donald Eugene Kalbflesh. Officiating was Rev. Lester Teter as relatives and friends attended a lavender lace gown bride with orchid corsage. The couple, after Niagara Falls and New England travel, will reside with the groom’s family in Hagerstown Route 2 until a new home is ready. The bride is a Fairchild Aircraft employee, and the groom is a Hagerstown High School graduate also employed by Fairchild.
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St. Matthew's Evangelical
Rollinger
High Spire
Lorena Hamby
Donald Kretzer
Winter Street
Niagara Falla
New England States
Hagerstown
Route 2
Mis. Kalbflesh
Lor al I
Fairchild Aircraft Corporation
Nessie Wilron
Jotn Ovalman
Stanley
Misa Isabelle Rice
Greencastle
Lola Rica
Peggy
Greencanta
Curtain rod tip to protect delicate curtains
A practical tip advises wrapping the rough end of a curtain rod with a mouse guard or with a cut glove finger to prevent tearing thin fabric during installation.
Discharged patients listed from Washington County Hospital
Hostal Ke lervins Peranns discharged from Washington County Hospital yesterday include Mian Madeline Fisher Mag erstown Route 4 Mrs. Roger FB. Wilson 27 North Jonathan Street Mrs. Thurman BK. Purdhany 541 Salem Avenue Adam Pennesi 366 Sumimit Avenue Mrs. Herbert Maf fensberger Kuhn Avenue Larry Nathan Nave tlagerstown Route 3 iMrs. Anthony J. DeSantix 231 Frederick Street Oscar Ro Stank Baltimore Mrs. Willian H. Renner Williamsport Route 1 Mrs. Kran lees Milla 830 South Locuse Street pair James K. Fockler 128 North Avenue and Mrs. BEEF. Liggett Boonshoro.
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Peranns
Washington County
Mian
Madeline Fisher
Magerstown
Roger FB. Wilson
North Jonathan Street
Thurman BK. Purdhany
Salem Avenue
Adam Pennesi
Sumimit Avenue
Herbert Maffensberger
Kuhn Avenue
Larry Nathan Nave
Tlagerstown
Anthony J. DeSantix
Frederick Street
Oscar Ro Stank
Baltimore
Reunion Planned At Nearby Park
A long list of local residents report travels and visits to relatives across the United States and Canada. Families from Baltimore to Indiana pause at home before planned trips and reunions, with details of locations and kin. The Grossdlekie Blessing reunion is set for Gambrill Park on Saturday August 11 with Rev Stark Mitchell as speaker.
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Gambrill Park
Stark Mitchell
Frederick
Tarnish Prevention for Silver Bowls and Urns
Practical care guidance describes avoiding Tarnish with denatured alcohol and shellac layers. It suggests washing with mild soap and water after polishing and applying a thin shellac coat to prevent tarnish. A piece of charcoal may be used, and ivy or other houseplants can help. remove shellac later with a quick wipe.
Greeting Etiquette At A Rustic Resort Path
A traveler notes proper conduct at a small resort urging polite greetings when meeting others on paths or near seating. A courteous nod or simple hello prevents guests from feeling aloof and fosters a welcoming atmosphere.
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Bainbridge Newer Hospital
Libby
W. D. Cunningham
E. Franklin Street
Homemakers
Leonard Mathias
Bertam
Cumberland
Encene Gunning
Mise Kitty Weber
John R. Wilkinson
Fred W. Mills
William Douglas
Sanuel DeLuca
Clute House
Joseph H. Pagennis
H. Fewin Blair
Adwin Ff
Smead
Hilda Edwards
Braves
Eugene Rainey
Feld
Hagerstown Fairground
Constance
Delphes
Frederick A. Davis
Chicago
James A. Royer
Lynn Rbrngh, Jr
Witning
Hagerstown Lumber CO
Frederick Road
Stzes
Hageratown, Md
Daily Mail
Rhialngx Station
New York 1
Newark
Edna Ridenour
Lester Mentzer, Jr
Clear Spring
Prondiz Arents
Delores Hamby
Donald Kalbflesh
Donald Kalrflesh
Peleres Shatidey
Hostal
Lervins
W. E. Swope
Betty Shank
United States
Canada
Mrs. W
Bienard
West Washington
Niagara Falls
Karl Steineta
Mark
R. RB
Stonebraker
Sunset Avenue
Jack Reynolds
South Mulberry Street
Eon Alickenstah
Mary Bond
Set
Donald FE. Dashnaw
Camp Breckinridge
Kentucky
Kenneth Myers
Fairgreen Farms
Atlantic City
Jefferson Hotel
Harry Rieker
Fast Avenue
Johna Hopkins Hospital
J. Alvey Smith
Seattle
Washington
John JD. Smith
Leifershire the
George N. Payette, Jr
Potomac Avenue
Mia
Payette
William 1. Hughes
Sylvan Shores
Mira, Md
Wronth
Pathem
Concord
Superior Daily
Reynolds Ave
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