Party for Grant and wife marks twenty fifth anniversary
A surprise party celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Grant Myers of Mason and Dixon Pennsylvania for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Attendees included numerous Myers, Keller, Forrest, Showe, Harbaugh, and other local families plus friends and relatives such as Rush Myers Floyd Keller John Sanders and Mollie Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Myers
Mason and Dixon
Rush Myers
Floyd Keller
John Sanders
John Forrest
Harry Martz
Walter Myers
Charles Showe
Max Fiery
Lewis Har‘paugh
Calvin Myers
James Myers
Mollie Myers
Harry Pittinger
Jessie Myers
Trene Myers
Mildred Myers
Pearl Myers
Mary Foup
Edna Forrest
Virginia Showe
Blanch Moatz
Jean Showe
Catherine Keller
Frances Ford
Bettie Myers
Gertrude Myers
Blanch Myers
Vashti Myers
Vera Myers
Omer Myers
Louis Alyers
I] Myers
Rodger Martz
Charles Myers
Franklin Harbaugh
Raymond Myers
Clinton Casey
Roger Myers
Melvin Snider
Paul Keller
Clarence Keller
Stanley Harbaugh
Chester Forrest
Clarence Myers
Junior
Donald Myers
Kenneth Myers
Roy Hose
Otha Barnhart
Kuhn Sheppard
Paul Showe
Austin Forrest
Montpelier Hosts Dinner At Clearspring Farm Home
W. W. Seibert, a well known farmer of Clearspring district, held a complimentary dinner at his Montpelier home last evening for relatives and close friends. A delicious chicken dinner was served. Guests included F. W. Kraiss and family, A. H. Rowland and family, Charles Demmitt and family from Hagerstown, Miss Mary Kraiss of Canton, Pa, Isaac Ankener and family, J. Rush Strite and family, Samuel Troupe, Lethy Starlipper, Allen Seibert, Mrs. Frank Boyd and family, Billy and Scotty Boyd, Allene Seibert, and Nellie Starliper. Last week Seibert, Ankener, and Kraiss hosted about three hundred friends at a dance and luncheon at the Kraiss clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Seibert
Clearspring
Isaac Ankener
J. Rush Strite
Samuel Troupe
Lethy Star‘liper
Alien Seibert
Frank Boyd
Billy
Scotty Boyd
Allene Seibert
Nellie Starliper
Seibert
Mr. Ankeney
Kraiss
Kraiss Club
Ten to Meet at St Mark's Lutheran Church
Miss Lorraine Burk will be hosted by the Ten of St Mark's Lutheran Church at the summer cottage of Miss Ruth Woessner in Pen Mar. Members assemble at the church at 7:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Burk
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Ruth Woessner
Pen Mar
Merbers
Local Social Notes From Various Cities and Towns
Miss Ivy Fisher, Miss June Ardinger and Mrs. Betty Stahl are among guests or visitors in New York City Atlantic City Allentown Cumberland and Philadelphia areas. Families including Spessards Tatem Clipp and Yates host and travel between Uniontown Ma con Cork Bay Hillsdale Norwood areas with several trips to Pen Mar Pasadena Norfolk and Los Angeles.
Helen’s Clothes Secret for Safe, Bright Laundry
A homely ad extols a household rule for washing fabrics with ordinary soap and safe water. It warns ordinary soap may contain harmful alkali or injure fabrics, causing colors to fade and fabrics to shrink. The ad then promises that anything safe in water is safe in Lux.
Happy Time for Orphans at Holzapfel Home
Orphans from the local Home enjoyed a fairyland visit hosted by Mr and Mrs Chester Holzapfel near Funkstown. The event featured Y M C A Junior Band, moving pictures, a pony and goat attraction, and festive lights with refreshments, escorted by Funkstown Boy Scouts and a H and F Ry special car. This marks the second annual entertainment by the Holzapfels with plans for future years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairyland
Chester Holzapfel
Funkstown
Alte
Directtor Partridge
Mickey Mouse
Felix the Cat
Glenn Williams
Sunday School Entertained by Faithful Few Class
Mrs. J. Lewis Bower hosted the Faithful Few Class of Howard Street M E Sunday school on Monday evening. A kitchen shower honored three newly married members Alice and Gladys Ridenour and Janet Borner. Seven class members have wed in two months. Guests included Salome Powell Elizabeth Buzzard Glady Bowlus Myriam Harbaugh Alice Fox Mary Sensenbaugh Janet Selby Catherine Timmons Blanche Dubel Amelia Slick Marian Harbaugh Faye Bower and John Kuhn Raymond Buzzard H C Kuhn Marvin Bower and J Lewis Bower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lewis Bower
East Wilson Boulevard
Howard Street
M. E
Alice
Gladys Ridenour
J Janet Borner
Salome Powell
Elizabeth Buzzard
Gladys Bowlus
Delores Wolfe Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Delores Marie Wolfe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Wolfe of Wilson Boulevard, hosted a seventh birthday gathering for friends with pink and white decorations. Guests included Robert Tritch, Tommy Tritch, Edward and Ray Tritch, Develaine Wolfe, Janet Wolfe, and several Wolfe relatives along with Dorothy Presgraves, Betty Thompson, Bobby Lutthin, Terry Stover, and Vernnie Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Marie Wolfe
William Wolfe
Wilson Boulevard
Robert Tritch
Tommy Tritch
Edward
Ray Tritch
Develaine Wolfe
Janet Wolfe
Billy
Ernest Wolfe
Vernnie Long
Dorothy Presgraves
Betty Thompson
Bobby Lutt
Birthday Party Honors C H Feigley Jr
A birthday celebration was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C H Feigley Jr to honor the second birthday of their son. Attendees included numerous family friends and relatives such as Donald Dawson Donald Kline Pegsy Martz Elizabeth Louise Charles Dorothy May and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Feigley
Donald Dawson
Donald Kline
Pegsy Martz
Elizabeth
Louise
Charles
Dorothy May
David
Bobby Powell
Vaughn Long
Donald
Doris Wishard
Daisy
Daniel Rice
Mary Ellen Marks
Cecil Martz
Lorraine
Irene
Virginia Haupt
Betty Jane Jacobs
Skippy Harshman
Robert
Union Picnic Planned by Four St Thomas Churches
Four St Thomas churches Trinity Reformed Evangelical Lutheran United Brethren and Methodist join for a union picnic at Pen-Mar on Saturday August 11. Organizers urge all families and friends to attend rain or shine with games rides and food planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Reformed
Evangelical Lutheran
United Brethren
Methodist
St. Thomas, Pa
Pen-Mar
Williamsport and Wallopen Couples Secure Marriage Licenses
George J. Ringer aged 25 and Frances L. Scott aged 19, both residents of Williamsport Maryland, obtained a marriage license. Milton L. Heas aged 34 and Hazel M. Travelniece aged 18, both residents of Wallopen Pennsylvania, also secured a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Ringer
Frances L. Scott
Williamsport
Milton L. Heas
Hazel M. Travelniece
Wallopen
Dress for Early Fall Fits Many Figures
A vintage fashion notice describes a modish early fall dress suitable for various figures. It highlights a long bodice, hip seaming, and panel effects for length, with fabrics like black satin and dark greens. Pattern No. 3168 covers multiple sizes and requires yardage details. order instructions include price and mailing to the Fashion Dept. in New York City.
Local women defeated by Monterey Country Club golfers
The Monterey Country Club women defeated Fountain Head women 914 to 5144 in an 18 hole match at Monterey yesterday. Pairs included Mrs Leslie Manners with Lynn Brumback and several other pairings. Following the match sandwiches and drinks were served. The local women will host Martinsburg and then face Monterey again on August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Russell Zentmyer
McComas
My Beauty Hint and Wedding Announced in Downsville
My Beauty Hint by Phyllis Luowis advises using a lemon to smooth hands and whiten blemishes. A wedding is announced for Miss Martha Brill, daughter of Mrs. Harry Cline, to Lester Jamison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jamison, at the Church of God parsonage in Hagerstown on July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cline
Downsville
Martha Brill
Lester, Jamison
Harvey Jamison
Church of God
Hagerstown
F. H. Snavely
4 H Club Tours Farms in Community Project Visit
The Clearspring 4H Club skipped their regular meeting for a farm tour. Leaders and twenty members toured each member’s home to inspect projects, ending with a corn and wiener roast at Shupa’s Landing with games and swimming. Attendees included County Agent Moore, Mylo Downey, Adrian Strite, Orville Ernset, Keller Seibert, Jessie Miles, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearspring 4H
Adrian Strite
Shupa’s Landing
Moore
Mylo Downey
Orville Ernset
Keller Seibert
Jessie Miles
Charles
Harold Miles
John Downs
Francis Bell
Carl Tedrick
Clyde
Fred Hull
Preston
Pat Shapp
Marshal
Fred Kretzer
Gerald Ebersole
Franklin Seibert
How To Get Rid of GRAY HAIR
A home hair color solution promises fast gray coverage in under thirty minutes. The ad promotes RapI-Dot as permanent, non fading without damaging curls, urging readers to visit Cauffman's Cut Rate Store at 30 E Washington St to choose a shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapi-Dol
Rap-I-Dot
Cauffman
Washington St
Betty Brainerd
W C T U State Convention Planned At Here
Plans for the W C T U state convention to be held in October were outlined at the local union meeting led by Mrs George W Rohrer on East North Street. Sessions will take place at St Pauls Methodist Church starting with a Tuesday banquet with special speakers and committees appointed to discuss key work areas. The Hagerstown W C T U endorsed cleaner moving pictures and urged support for higher type films. Mrs A D Herbert led devotions as a quartet sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Rohrer
East North Street
St. Paul’s M. E. Church
Hagerstown
A. D. Herbert
Merle Belle Snyder
Catherine Neyinger
Helen Turner
Mary Ward
Crowded Stores Yesterday Spark Retail Bargains
Shoppers filled streets and stores as many offered special sale signs. Women sought bargains in fall fashions while summer dresses, millinery, bathing suits, and beach toys moved briskly. Pattern counters were lined as dress materials sold rapidly with groups of girls praising weekly sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diany
Min
Special Music At Open Air Service In Deerfield Grove
The fourth open air service at Deerfield United Brethren Church will be held on Sunday August 12 at 8 o'clock. A sacred concert by the Friendship Bible Class men's chorus from St Matthew's Lutheran Church Hanover Pa will feature the evening with C O Meckley Hanover teacher of the class delivering the address. If rain arrives the service moves to the church. Parking is provided in a nearby field to ease traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerfield
Dear Betty Brainerd Advice Column Return
A letter column presents multiple questions to Betty Brainerd about dating, speaking first to a boy, handling watch gifts, and winning affection. Advice urges courteous, direct communication, avoiding past confrontations, and preserving dignity. The page also invites readers to submit questions to Betty Brainerd at a New York City address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
Tom
Betty Braierd
Milson Ave
New York City
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Bartley
J. W. Rohrer
W. Balto
Ivy Fisher
Irving
A. M. Spessard
Uniontown
Ala
C. H. Spessard
Macon
Miss
Anna Spessard
Eugene Spessard
Clinton Travinger
Potomac Avenue
Raymond Burgesser
William Peters
H. 8. Barr
Cashtown
Marr Walhblesh
Betty Stahl
Cumberland
Mary Kalbflesh
June Ardinger
Atlantic City
Howard Metty and Son
Louise McClain
Winter Street
Janice Swenk
Washington Street
Allentown
Richard Tatem
Oak Hill Avenue
Norfolk, Va
P. ¥. Sowers
Harrisonburg, Va
Delores Marie
Mrs. Wolfe
Harold R. Tritch
Baltimore
Helen Conkling
Roosevelt Long Island
Mrs. B. F. Yates Hamilton
Ruth Flock
Philadelphia
Edward Blecker
Frederick Road
Hugh White
Beldaville
N. C
C. B. Boving
Pittsburgh
Eleanor Manning
Ray Kneiss
St. Louis, Mo
G. W Baumhoff, Jr
Fry Avenue
Katherine Hicks
Herbert
Phoenix
Arizona
B. F. Yates
Hamilton Boulevard
Roger W. Clipp
Mr. Clipp
Helen
Lux
Carly
Mrs. Holzapfel
Laura 3. Baldt
A.M
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
Daily Man
Peerless
Addromed Fashion Dept
Hagerstown Mat
Fifth Ave
Monterey Country Club
Phyllis Luowis
MiLler’s August Furniture
Miller’s
Potomac Street
W.C.T.U. State Convention
Union
WE Women
Long Meir
MC Walters
Walter’s Wave Studio
Arcade
Owen
Brown
Sal
Potomac St
THE
Jerry Harp
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