Local Social and Personal Notes From Williamsport Area
Social and personal items report visits and travel of residents and families. Charten Danzer and spouse left for Battle Creek Scattarium Michigan for a stay. Preston and Carl returned from Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Frank Harpshaw and two children of Worthington visit his parents in Williamsport. William Templeton and friends camp along Potomac River near Williamsport. Templeton returns. Various confirmations: Catherine Coshwa returns from Washington, Wile Reichter visits Washington, Katherine Schmedley returns from Panburys, David Sumners returns to Williamsport after hospital treatment. Mrs. Daniels and guests stay with Petries in Elizabeth City. Numerous other locals noted for visits, hospital stays, and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Templeton
Big City
Potomac River
Boritis Culvert
Williamsport
Frank Templeton
Baltimore
Campere
Dance at Jarret Staton Home Hosts Local Party
Jarrat Blaton hosted a late night dance at 30 North Locust Street with pink and white decor. Guests included Dorothy Wyasd Francce Solvely Miss Spielman Eleig Bemlar Dolly Hall Irla yahrney Josephine McClury Jane Beichert Elizabeth Matthews Anna Brandt Elizabeth Roessner Millicent Draper Lucille Gruber Virginia Miller Mary Miller Thelma Miller John Bowman Clay McLaughlin Bob Miller C D Stouffer Leslie Young John Burger Edgar Evans Eugene Young Wellington Hutchinson Haware Schellhase Martin MacDonald and Jarrel Staton.
July Health Unit Report Shows Rising Prenatal Cases
The Washington County Health Demonstration reports July prenatal cases exceeded last year. The staff handled 383 hours of maternity and child welfare services, 697 visits by nurses, 498 lab tests, and 28 school inspection followups, with 912 active cases at month end and 508 discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyne
Washington County
R. DB. Normant, Jr
Atote
Nyxione Nurec
Mighty
Caver
Clinice Wurning Survice
Thhe
Recital By Pupils Of Prof Miller Delights Large Audience
Music pupils of Prof R B Miller and soloists from Prof Caseel's class presented a 22 number recital at First Chris Way Church before a large audience. Miss Marsares Miller performed a notable Dink Waltz as a feature of the evening. TAKES OVER BUSINESS. The business of Mrs Alvin Weagley Wagner and Miss M Moran as the Alice M Weagley Car vel shop was taken over by Miss Moran who will continue to run the store under the Weagley name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. BR. Miller
Caseel
Chris Way
Marsares Miller
Alvin Weagley Wagner
Miss Mery
Moran
Alice M. Weagley
Miss Moran
Weagley
Memorial Hour and Picnic At Braddock Held For Harding
Sunday schools of Funkstown plan a memorial hour at St John s Lutheran Auditorium for President Harding with services synchronized with Marion Ohio. Rev Dr Walter Byron Stell to preach the sermon. congregational singing led by Charles H Roderick. The church will open to accommodate mourners. business suspended and theatres closed. Sunday schools and churches sponsor Braddock Heights picnic at 3 30 P M Saturday, with events to engage attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funkstown
Braddock
Satet
St John’s Lutheran Auditorium
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Tere
Hageratown
Presis
Charles H. Roderick
Anne
St John's Lutheran Auditorium
Walter Byron Stell
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Bt Paul'n Gameran Church
Christ's Reformed Church of
Bradiox Heights
Fonkstown
Sanilay
Braddock Heights
Birthday Party Held At Shank Home For 66th Birthday
On Sunday Aug Bth the home of Mr and Mrs BP Shank opened to relatives and friends for the 66th birthday of Alfred Smith. Fifty four attended a dinner with music and games by the younger group. Attendees included families from Smithsburg Horfield Cavetown Leitersburg Rochford and Rochester. The host family planned a touring camping trip returning July 31 with Mrs Wolfe making her first eastward journey since leaving Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP. Side
Stank
Alfred Smith
Glynn
Chewesville
Calvin Brown
Harry Frey
Elizabeth
Harry Jry
James Stewart
BF. Shank
Childran
Frances
Ruth
George
Edna
Max Smith
Katherine
Oncita
Rey, Kuhn
Virginia
Marthe
Mae
Donald
Charlotte
Gifford Wolfe
Vera
Horfield
Roman Wolfe
Cavetown
Carrie
Pryor
Evelyn
James
Eugene
Harry
Nina
Leitersburg
Bradley
Wolfe
Rochford
Mr. Wolfe
Messrs
Roman
Walter Wolfe
Chicago
Bufalo
Ninigarh Falla
Funeral Trip For County Agent and Postponed Dance
Mick Suoan Garberson leaves for Marion Ohio to attend the funeral of former President Warren G Harding and spend two weeks with family. The Hagerstown Country Club dance scheduled for Friday is postponed until September out of respect for the late President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick Suoan Garberson
Marion
Ohio
Werren G. Warding
Black and White Orchestra at Willow Grove Park Night
Dance event featuring the Black and White Orchestra at Willow Grove Park on Saturday August 12. Admission dances 30 dollars until midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Grove Park
Ady
Annual Picnic By Red Men and Knights Near Sharpsburg
The fifteenth annual union picnic of the Red Men Knights of Pythias and Woodmen of Sharpsburg will be held Saturday in George H Pottenberger s woods north of the town. ReedysoMe Band will provide music for the occasion. Speakers include Hor T A Wratler of Cascain Md and Ant owner Hisworth Houletta to introduce them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men
Knights of Pythias and
Madera
Woodmet Orders
Sharpsburg
George H. Pottenberger
Hor
T. A. Wratler
Cascain
Antan
Old Home Week at Greencastle Shines with Baseball and Pageantry
Greencastle hosts Old Home Week continuing with a Blue Ridge League baseball game at King Play Ground at 3 pm Martinsburg, Champs and Chambersburg Maroons to play. The day includes a girls and boys gathering led by Mrs Largalera Chattan and Alfred Hones Smith, a band concert, a movie, and an evening theater benefit for the Old Home Boys and Girls. Lions Rotary Kiwanis banquet at Williamsport plant follows, with memorials for Harding and a lecture by Rev Glen Roselot on African mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
King Play
Martinsburg
Chambersburg Maroons
Largalera Chattan
Williamsport
King Play Ground
Alfred
Hones" Smith
Hagerstown
Prof
Feter
King Memorial Playground
Antrim Township
King Flay Ground
Chambersburg
Presbyterian Church Choir
Qld
Community Picnic Set for August 30 at Clearspring
Community Club of Clearspring announces an August 30 picnic in Mish Woods along Western Pike. Enjoy music, square and round dancing, a fine dinner, refreshments, and a picnic atmosphere. Committee includes Oscar Briscoe Mollie Olims George Briscoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearspring
Anova
Mish Woods
Oscar Briscoe
Mollie Olims
George Briscoe
Experience of Foot Arch Testimonials From Mr Hichard
A reader letter extols Mr Hichard's arches for six years of prior discomfort with Wizard and Steel Arches. The writer reports lasting comfort enabling longer standing, smaller tighter shoes, and strong recommendation based on years of trial.
After Baby Comes Strength Returns Slowly
Readers praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe, effective tonic for new mothers. Testimonials from Rock Island and Allentown claim renewed energy, ability to perform housework, and improved stamina after childbirth. The ads promote the company's private text book and free literature from Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rock Island
Lydia K. Finkham
Lydia
Pinkbun
Hazen Cuan Epwarns
6Th Street
Mincia
Allentown
Tuy
Pinkham
Josefa
SanTa
Law Street
Hoogick Falls
N. C
Lydia I. Pinkham
Lydia RH. Pinkham
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Pune
Charten Danzer
Batle Creek Scattarium
Battle Creal, Mich
Carl
Gop
Preston
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Frank L.harpshaw
Ywarthington
Harnshaw
W. C. Bowser
Willamsport
David, Nille
Randolph ‘Schindel
Mulbery Arcane
Waa
GB. P. Shrader
R. G. Middlehanff
Williarmsport
Catherine Coshwa
Aine- May
JacHwerney
Washington
Mign Wile Reichter
Williamport
Mrs
George Reney
Mies
Katherine Schmedley
Wit
Pameport
Plimburs
David Summers
Williamnapart
Washington County Hospital
A. S. Daniels
Ione
Robert and
Roydon
Elizabeth City
Charu
Daniels
John W. Petrie
Fatteroan Arena
Hva Moticu
Visting
Virginia Schmitt
Woodstock, Va
Toad
Harry R. Rudy
Robert
Agbury Park
Nel
Milas
Waniloxton
Pavera
Mary Shann
Downsville
Marahelt Burger
Thoma Martin
Witthuinaport
Ghorlon Snyder
Anna Murray
Mra
Hubert Martin
Dorothy Martin
Lewis
Robert Martin, Jr
Preston Martin
Ida. Kepler
Samuel Shank
John H. Flory
Jack Harman
Bayt Anthlony Street
Teane Gossard, Cledkspring
Mise Ella Tritech
Cumberland
Betdyoville
Mike Thelma Knode
South Potomac
Maryland State Normal School
Osher William Hamm Bas
Sone
Shatfer
Potoma
Avpotamene Charinibe
Strasser
MR. Staton
Miller
Shank
K. Hoffman & Sons
Jon
Farlou
the Talking Machine Shop
Packard Hadron
Essex Sales and Service
Marmon Willys
Knight Overland
American Automotive Corp
N. Locust Street
le Harry J' Funkhouser Electric Construction
Washington and Locust
Aanyn Sreb
Davenport
Hagerstown Credit House
N. Jonathan
J. Thomas
Lions, Rotary
Kiwauna
Potomac Public Service Co
Wil Wamsport
W. M. Temple
Pythian Sisters
Warren G. Harding
4. L. Monts
East Avenue
Bally Mail
Tater
Glen
Roselot
Africa
Keedysville U. B
Leophardt
Aughinhaugh & Kneisiey
Went Pulding Co
Maltioore
Mad
Hoffman Taily
Hoffman
Pennsylvania
Williamsport and Downshile
Pen-Mar
Arcanat
O. F. Rewilon
Gathing
Western Marylann Railway
A. Brown
Petornar
Stirls
Chas. M. Stieff, Inc
South
Potomac Street
Alice M. Weagly
Potomac Street Hogerstove
Aluminum
Rohrer & Co., Inc
Potomac St. Jerhe
Maryland
Norton
Dinty Moores
Wee
Fearn
Atres
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