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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1933

Page

2

Social and Personal News Highlights

Miss Loraine Obenshain hosts Eunice Fitford of near Roanoke Virginia. Mr and Mrs Hugo C Arp and family visit Mrs Arp’s Jefferson street parents. Numerous local residents visit relatives or attend events in Baltimore Washington and at the World’s Fair. many travel to Frostburg Kyrock and New York City.

Loraine Obenshain Highland Way Eunice Fitford Roanoke Hugo C. Arp Davenport, Ia Mrs. Arp George Henneberger Jefferson Street Margaret White Margaret Bowman Lucille Miller Kentucky Kyrock Miss Miller Paul Miller Mrs. Miller

Gymkhana at Summit Today at Monterey Country Club

The annual gymkhana under Church of the Transfiguration auspices returns to Monterey Country Club Blue Ridge Summit from 2 to 6 pm. It draws hundreds of summer residents and visitors from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Norfolk and Hagerstown. Mrs. Joseph C. Byron and Charles B. Gardner Jr. lead the event. Also noted is a quiet marriage of Mae Reid and Milton Lowery on August 2 in Frederick.

Blue Ridge Summit

Hagerstown Society Plans Park Meeting and Flower Show

A Hagerstown Dahlia Society gathering at City Park on Monday August 14 at 8 pm features a miniature flower show with prizes for largest and smallest dahlias and zinnias roses and arrangements. Visitors welcome and plans for a September animal fowl show discussed. Births birthdays and reunions also noted along with a police report about a Duluth man found under a suburban bed claiming to seek a former sweetheart.

Hagerstown Dahlia Society H. C. Kuhn

Easy to make fashion pattern for young wearers

Pattern No 2687 advertises a simple to sew kitchen chores lightening garment for 14 to 42 inch bust, using plaid gingham and voile fabrics. It promotes a Summer Fashions book and a sewing pattern sale, with prices and mailing address for the Daily Mail Peerless fashions at Hagerstown Mail, 200 Fifth Ave, New York City.

New Illustrated Daily Mail Fashion Dept Hagerstown Mail Fifth Ave New York City

Health meeting held by union at Keedysville

Dr. Mary Laughilin of Hagerstown spoke on health at a W. C. T. U. hall gathering in Keedysville. The session featured a health chart, educational aims, and reports from county and state leaders on educational outreach, temperance, and the organization’s 25 departments.

Mary Laughilin Hagerstown Maryland Tne Sisco Misa Alice Buxton Fannie Huntzberry Louise Buxton Laura Hill Ella Coffman County Union Mary Kitzmiller

Hotel Greeters Banquet to Be Held Here

The Hotel Greeters of Maryland, an association of hotel managers, will hold their monthly meeting here Saturday night August 12 at The Club. The banquet will occur in the new private room, with about fifty men and their wives attending, followed by the regular Saturday night dance.

Hotel Greeters of Maryland

Reunion at City Park marks annual Snively clan gathering

The Snively Snavely Schnebly reunion drew 140 attendees from Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Texas to Lily Fark yesterday. Speeches by Prof Guy E Snagely of Southern Birmingham College and Rev Dr M A Ashby highlighted the program, with Mrs Keller Lantz and Rev F H Snavely presiding. Members traced clan ancestry to Zurich and ranged from 3 months to elderly attendees, with electing officers and memorial rites closing the event.

Guy E.’Snagely Birmingham Aln Southern Birmingham College M. A. Ashby Boonsboro Harold Crouse Henry Weinberg R. J. Brown Houston Tex Keller Lantz Dr. Ashby Herschel Thurmond Hagerstown Reading Katherine Snively Keedysville Carrie’ Suman Essex Fells Thurmond Fred Roach Herbert Walker Johnstown Amelia Kolk Baldwin, Md Fred Sanders Mae Smith Daniel Miller Ferbert Walker Snavely F. H. Snavely Fred Sauders F H. Snavely Haserstown William Fisher Sharpsburg John Grabill Nailie Roscoe Shiffler Clifton Smith Roach

WE WOMEN Advice Column and Notices from August

Betty Brainerd answers a widow's question about a younger lover and marriage timing while warning against rushing after love. The page also lists an advice column header, an annual picnic notice for Mt Lenapiente at Beachley's Grove, and marriage licenses for LeRoy Seibert and Ethel Miller, Gordon A Lewis and Margaret Ansdell.

LeRoy Seibert Ethel Miller This City Gordon A. Lewis Hagerstown Margaret P. Ansdell Rockville

Pauline Swisher Weds Nathan Kelman in Annapolis Ceremony

Mr. George A. Swisher of Blete Line announces the marriage of his daughter Pauline Swisher to Nathan Kelman son of Mr. and Mrs Louis Kelman of Wallingford Conn The ceremony was led by Rev Marion Whitney Royal at Annapolis on July 2 Mrs Kelman spent the last five years employed in Baltimore Kelman is a graduate pharmacist now at the University of Maryland Medical School The couple will reside on Wilkins Avenue for the present

George A. Swisher Blete Line Pauline Swisher Nathan Kelman Louis Kelman Wallingford Conn Marion Whitney Royal Annapolis Kelman Baltimore University of Maryland Medical School Wilkins Avenue

Clear Skin Through Blood and Tonic Principles

The fragment promotes skin clarity by boosting underlying resistance and blood health. It claims tonics raise red blood cells and hemoglobin to improve oxygen delivery, reduce infections, and enhance vitality. Readers are urged to observe Nature's law, use a tonic, and note ongoing improvements.

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