Social and Personal Notes from The Hyeming Mail
The Society Editor notes Pamne 105 Miss Laura Williams of Funkstown has accepted a post as assistant millinery manager at Fleisher Co. Catherine Miller of Virginia visits Baltimore relatives. Mrs Jame Peterman of Virginia Ave visits sister Mrs William Snyder in Sharpsburg. Mr and Mrs R C Doub of Oak Spring Farm with Lulu Needy J Fredericka and Barry Doub toured Washington for the funeral rites of late Previdgit Harding.
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Hyeming Mail
Pamne
Misa Laura Williams
Funkstown
Ane
New York
Wisi Williams
The
Fleisher Co. Stote
Jame Peterman
Virginia Avenue
William J. Snyder
Sharpsburg
R C. Doub
Oak Spring Farm
Lulu Needy
J. Fredericka
Barry Doub
Washington
Hedley Wands To Entertain Friends At Summit Dance
Hedley Wands will entertain friends at a Blue Ridge Summit dance tonight hosted by Mrs. Wm. F. Purples Jr. and son. Attendees include Miss Jauna Katherine Honiette and other young locals and visitors from Greencastle and nearby areas. The event is held at the Monterey Country Club with guests visiting Miss Rose B. Snyder and Hedley Wands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giry
Blue Ridge Summit
Wm.f. Purples Jr
Harold Zeller
Bradentown
Plu
Uru
Monterey Country Club
Mian Rose B. Snyder
Hedley Wands
Bruce Zeller
Jauna Katherine Honiette
Camilla Roulette
Trisa Stebl
Wienner Sten
Eilen Bullard
Hachael Post
Clarkeburg
W. Ve
Dorothy McLaughlin
Greencastle
Meldry
Jack Beachley
Branklin Miller
James Wagaman
Howard Prior
Roger Clipp
Gerald Phillipe
Local notes and notices from Bridgeport area
Mrs. Mary Clopper, 83, staying with her nephew Mr. Low Spielman in Bridgeport. Miss Mary Corbett injured in Martinsburg auto wreck expected home in Clear Spring from Martinsburg hospital. Mr. Hi G. Stoyffer, Mr. George Gilbert Smith traveled to Bedford Pa and Mechanicsburg McConnellsburg then Hedford Springs for spring spa visits. J. Frank Futterer and C. B. Gray attend 68th International Typographic Union convention in Atlanta Ga starting May 13. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy advertised for stomach and intestinal issues with money-back guarantee. Sold by D. C. Aughinbough & Bon and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clopper
Low Spielman
Bridgeport
Mary Corbett
Martinsburg
Clearspring
Martinsburg Hospital
Hi. G. Stoyffer
Fogally
George Gilbert Smith
Bedford
Machanicsbury Sod McConnclsburg
Hedford
Yiolt
C. B. Gray
The
Morning Herald
J. Frank Futterer
Evening Glove
Atlant
International Typographic Union
St Johns Men Plan Picnic by Conocochague Creek Kemp's
St Johns Lutheran Church Brotherhood members plan an outing Saturday August 11 leaving the Kemp’s location between 1 30 and 2 00 PM by motorbus or car. The day will include a business session then swimming races and amusements with lunch and ice cream provided. Transportation available by request and early arrivals directed to notify organizers John K. Baker or Marty D. Burger by Friday evening August 10. Cars with extra seating and trolley arrivals coordinated with Williamsport arrivals at 3 45 and 6 45.
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Brotherhood
St. John's Lutheran Church
Conacochsague Creek
Kemps Mil
Tomnobus
John K. Baker
Marty D. Burger
Dorhove
Williamsport
Junior class hike to Antietam Creek in 1910s era report
The Howard Street M. E. Church junior class hiked to Antietam Creek, carried a sign, swam, and played a shortened ball game halted after the second inning with a 40 to 4 score. They planned a future bike trip to Kemp's Mit. Participants included Gardner Battey and Harry Wiles among many others.
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Howard Street
M. EL Church
Antietam Creek
Harry Wilee
San Francisco
Sas
The
Creek
Tey
Kemp
Miss Davis Weds Charles Howse in Quiet Booneboro Ceremony
Miss Mary C. Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Otho Davis tied for life with Mr Charles L Howse son of Mr and Mrs Charles Howse at the Luft ran church parsonage Booneboro conducted by Rev C M Sparrow. After a short honeymoon to Baltimore they return to Bagertown to establish their home. Also report on camping party Charles M Tritech Ardinger and Charles Goddard Williamsport plus F T Goddard along the Potomac near Miller's Bend planning a two week trip fishing though river remains muddy.
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Mary C. Davis
Otho Davis
Curberry Addition
Charles L. Howse
Charles Howse
Booth Mulberry Street
Luftran Church
Booneboro
Ev. C. MH. Sparrow
Baltimore
Bagertown
Charles M
Beaver Creek Picnic Brings Community Groups Together
The annual Beaver Creek picnic occurs on Babuyday in the woods of Prank Punk hosted by local organizations and churches. The Beaver Creek band provides music while several speakers entertain. Miss Paula Kieffer, daughter of Mr and Mrs John B Kieffer, underwent appendicitis surgery at Washington County Hospital.
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Beaver Creek
Babuyday
Paula Kieffer
John B. Kieffer
Summit Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Flounce Cape Effect Adorns Versatile Coat Design
The article describes a fashion coat featuring a prominent cape effect. It notes a plain front, straight silhouette, and elaborately braided routache braid trim. The cape adds a courtly cavalier look, with finer details in colored braid enhancing the overall style.
Masonic tribute to Harding at Hagerstown
Members of the Masonic fraternity in Hagerstown and surrounding county gathered at the Masonic Temple to honor Warren G. Harding. Henry Holzapfel Jr led the address with prayers, hymns, and reflections on Harding’s life, his public service, and the nation’s response to his death, recalling personal memories of the late president and highlighting his diplomacy and character. The service concluded with benediction by Rev. Dr. Walter Byron Stet. The Greensburg Lutheran picnic is announced for Reuben Brown’s Grove on Saturday.
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Hagerston
Masonic Trmple
Warren G. Harding
Henry Holzapfel, Jr
America
Weston
Holzapfel
Mason
Pesident
Rs United States
Atlazo
Tenga Bf
Amerita Ja
Harding
Tapeatrien
Mrg. Harding
Country Club
Eincpin
Washington
Kismet Temple
White House
Mr. Harding
Executive Mansion
Brother Harding
Walter Byron Steht
St. John's’ Episcopal Church
Greensburg
Greensburg Lutheran
Reuven Brown
Chautauqua Boosters Rally for Boonsboro Festival
Enthusiastic crowds attend a Boonsboro banquet to launch the Swarthmore Chautauqua campaign. Local leaders outline plans for a six day event starting September 6 with a big tent, free Sunday program, and booster drives to support the annual Chautauqua effort.
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Boonsboro
Swathmers
Swathmore Chautauqua
Lakin Avenue
Roonsboro
New Street
Mass Street
Lyceum
Booneboro High School
Stanley Kline
Benevola
John V- Alexander
Kline
Alexjander
Edgar F. Long
C.-W. King
H.-A. Brechhih
C. A. Gardner
Alexander
Becusbors
Washington County
C. M. Sparrow
United Brethren Church
H. R. Brechhill
Thurmont
Mra. Brechhit
H. 8. Brown
Gapsland
W. & Fishel
Rugay Dancing at Willow Grove Park Saturday Night
The CoMine Black and White Orchestra will play at Willow Grove Park this Saturday from 8:30 PM to midnight. Ade is listed as part of the evening’s event lineup.
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coMine
Willow Grove Park
Rugay
Ade
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Maryland
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Kemp's
Davenport
Davenport Sulla
Hagerstown Credit House
Jonathan
Thomas Bldg
Sunior
Howard St. Methodist
Miss Davis
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Pres, Harding
Mr. Holzapfel
Begin
Lile Beloret
St. Paul's
St Paul's School
Ludwig Motor Co
W. Franken
Housewives
Nulé Woddiaw Co
Nidlmuee
Packard Hudson
ESSEX
Galen and Service
Hagerstown
Transfer & Automobile
W. Franklin St
Frank H. Miller
Washington Bt
Alice M. Weagly
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Veal Chopa
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Fancy Sweet Granges
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