Licenses Show The Effects Of Vacation Time
Licenses issued last week totaled fifty six, up from forty seven the prior week, with about twenty couples involved in the tally compared to ten the week before. The list includes numerous residents from Hagerstown and nearby towns such as Williamsport, Sharpsburg, Smithsburg, and Boonsboro, naming individuals with ages mostly in the 18 to 45 range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bve
Joseph L. Bell
Williams
Eisio L. Metaer
Myersville
Ralph Charles Brunner
Tiagerstown
Delores Ann Jervail
Hagerstown
Ualgin Edgeo Bishop
McConnelisburg
Virginia
Mae Nave
Williamsport
Donald G. Crampton
Sharpsburg
Betty L. Stine
Arthir Lloyd Canfield
Mary Elizabeth Ingrant
Harpers Ferry
Keedysville Homemakers Picnic Report
Keedysville Homemakers Club held their annual picnic Friday evening at Taylor Memorial Park. Prayers by president Mrs. Sabina Bak er opened the event. tables guided by Mrs. Lena Mades and Mrs. Lola Stevens, with serving by Mrs. Olive Rems burg and Mrs. Fred Scheller. Prizes went to Mrs. Frank Warrenfeltz, Mrs. Raymond Peck, and Mrs. Paul Wy and Jr. Guests included members from Boonsboro Mamemakers Club and visitors Sharon Remis burg of Orlando and Sharon Skowron of New Castle, Nel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club of
Keedysville
Taylor Memorial Park
Sabina Baker
Lena Mades
Lola Stevens
Olive Remsburg
Fred Scheller
Frank Warrenfeltz
Raymond Peck
Paul Wyand, Jr
Boonsboro
Maryland Farm Queen Contest Seeks State Title
Deanna Shupp an 8 year old from Charlton in Clear Spring area won the Washington County Farm Queen contest on July 19 and will compete August 26 at the Timonium State Fair for the Maryland Farm Queen crown. She helps with farm chores drives the tractor during hay making and loves the farm though she yearns to be a city girl at times. She faces 22 other contestants for the state title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Shupp
Clear Spring Area
Washington County
Deanna
J. Presto Shupp
Charlton
Destina
Mr. Shupp
Maryland
Personal notices from Keedysville and surrounding areas
Residents and visitors from Keedysville and nearby towns report travel, hospitalizations, and family visits. Mrs. George R. Barnes is a surgical patient in Washington County Hospital. Others include Raymond Lowe hosting relatives, Lola Davis visiting family, and multiple trips to Wildwood Atlantic City and Niagara Falls. Units mention Kline returning from Hawaii service and Emma Burtzer’s Mexico tour with Marciel Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Barnes
Hays Court
Washington County Hospital
McAllen
Kline
Keedysville
U.S. Air Force
Hawaii
E. Stafford Kline
Washington County Birth Announcements Summary
Mary Lou baby girl born today to Mr and Mrs Lou Kinney at 379 Rockwillow Ave. Krista Lyn born August 2 to Mr and Mrs Robert L Ballentine at Washington County Hospital. Tammy Sue born July 2 to Mr and Mrs HW Lane Myers of Tighmanion at Washington County Hospital. Mrs Myers formerly Connie May of Boons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Helberger
Maryland Ave
Wildwood
Atantic City
Cops May
Lou Kinney
Rockwillow Ave
Mary Lou
Washington County Hospital
Robert L. Baltenting
Woodland Way
Kristan Lyn
Ballentine
Retty
HW. Lane Myers
Tighmanion
Tammy Sue
Myers
Connie May
Boons. Bare
Special thanks for gifts of musical instruments to Tunis Morocco orphanage
Miss Mary Byer who taught in Tangier Morocco spent a year there and gathered usable instruments to form a small orchestra at an orphanage. She mailed five instrument packages including violins clarinets flute and drums and paid for repairs with a donation fund. She thanks the Hagerstown area groups and individuals who contributed and recounts the Tangier orphanage orchestra's improvised performance and needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Byer
Tangier
Morocco
Mary
Har Ore
Akalay
Hagerstown
American Association of University Women
Rotary Clubs
Hancock
Greencastle
The
Lions Club
PTA
Maryland Federation of Music Clubs
George Buys
Mansier Akzlay
Soviete de Bienfaisance
Morezca
Spanis
Alanlic
Spain
Monster Akalay
Ther
United States
Judy Taylor Entertained On Birthday
Judy Taylor of Keedysville was given a birthday party by her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Taylor Jr last Wednesday evening. The Red Burd Restaurant enclosed pavilion hosted about five young people with refreshments and dancing. Homemakers Picnic The Downsville Homemakers Club plans a family picnic at Blooms Meadow St James Wednesday at 6 90 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Taylor
Keedysville Svask
Ralph Taylor, Jr
Red Burd
Pavilton
Downsvilla Homemakers Club
Bloom's Meadow
St. James
McCauley Reunion Set for August at Pangbor Park
The annual McCauley reunion will be held Sunday August 11 at Pangbor Park beginning at 1 p m. Games are planned for the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCauley
Pangbor Park
North High Majorettes Host Lawn Party
North Hagerstown High School majorettes held a Friday lawn party at Miss Nancy Hayes home in Wabash Ava after summer drills. Guests included Linda Webb Mery dean Baer Eileen Buss Sandy Calvin Betty Dunleavy Sharon Wackman Linda Orr Judy Reuse Joyce Reuse Cara Ritter Cheryl Showe Linda Sowers Donna Toms Debbie Wazner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hagerstown High School
Nancy Hayes
Wabash Ava
Linda Webb
Merydean Baer
Eileen Buss
Sandy Calvin
Betty Dunleavy
Sharon Wackman
Linda Orr
Judy
Joyce Reuse
Cara Ritter
Cheryl Showe
Linda Sowers
Donna Toms
Debbie Wazner
Mystery Will Opens Tonight at Totem Pole Playhouse
The comedy mystery a buzzy Paris origin and hit Broadway in 1961 opens at Totem Pole Playhouse in Cate Donia State Park tonight. Marie Jordan stars as the naive parlour maid with a clever magistrate trying to uncover a murder in a rich Parisian home. The cast includes Tom McKenna, Alex Finlayson, Margaret Winn, and Joan DuBrow under William H. Patch's direction. Performances run nightly at 8 30 pm with a 2 30 pm matinee Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Harris
Totem Pole
Catedonia State Park
Marie Jordan
William H. Patch
Paris
Mercer Ackard
New York
Harry Kurnitz
Chaiffeur
Panker
Hitle
Tom McKenna
Alex Finlayson
Margaret Winn
Joan DuBrow
Arden Kiser
Damien Martin
Warren Beckman
County WCTU Picnic Slated Here Tuesday
The annual comity picnic of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will be held Tuesday at 4 pm in the south pavilion at City Park. The Loyal Temperance Legion children will present the program under Miss Ruth Reichard, Mrs Margaret May, and Ms Sabina Baker. A meal will be served. Games will be run by Miss Mary Burger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
South Pavilion
City Park
Loyal Temperance Legion
Ruth Reichard
Margaret May
Sabina Baker
Donald Rowe
W. ‘Thurston
Nona Baker
Mary Burger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard Philip Carmpello
Mary de Laniysell
Adam Charles Dieterich
Louise Claudy
Clark D. Delquier
Sara J. Shantz
Hagerstoe
Miloroy J Flgel
Anna G. Carson
Smithsburg
John B. Hetzer
Cherley C. Crawford
Pauline E. Hostels
Smithsourg
James Howard Reby
Edna Magella Karn
Hinehart
Zaston
Mary C. White
Berard A. Burkisill
Margaret E. Farrie
Robert P. Sweeney
Sara A. Zonmerman
Stara
Tester A. Tosten
Willamspets i
Baplligh- Wolford
Mag- Peay
Washington
Robert Miller
Brooklyn, N.Y
Mr. Miller
Me Raymond Lowe
Keedysvale
Carl E. Davis
Doug
Chamblee, Ga
Lola Davis
Linganore Ave
Charles F. Shuman
Lynn
Funkstown
Sarasota Jungle Gardens
Fis
Doris Rutherford
Homer Heed
Clarence Neady
Baunsboro
C. Edeward
Ellwood II
Waynesboro
Pennsylvania
Corning
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Emma Burtzer
Mexico
Baltimore
Keadysville
Marciel Sloan
McConnellsburg, Ps
Nowiec
Bernard Knott
Hadcliffe Dre
Grace Jones
Rodney Price
Hayes Ave
Phil Tychinski
Janet
Ponyah
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
N. Y
Gettysburg
American Echoo Orchestra
Babes In White
Aia
Jacqueline Kennedy
Ruth
Yreeces Folwen Chevelami
Clevelami
Esther
North High
WCTU
Bach Bas Cen “Ig Doss
Tremo Sory von Ll
Zabaleto
Harok Carlton
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