Social and Personal Notes from Hagerstown
A flurry of social activity across Hagerstown and nearby towns features visits and travels by local residents and guests. Dr and Mrs W R A Boben of Wilkes-Barre return to Blytheburne Lake after visiting G W Snyder and others. Misses Wolford Manahan and Linder plan a week in Atlantic City while others depart for New York City Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Children and relatives are noted visiting Charlottesville Zephyrs. Miss Patterson returns from Pittsburgh. Miss Neibert hosts in Martinsburg. Miss McLaughlin undergoes tonsil adenoid surgery in Washington. ANNOUNCE BIRTH: Scott M Barber and wife announce birth of a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Boben
Wilkes-Barre
Blytheburne Lake
Boben
G. W. Snyder
Medley Circle
4-H Club Boys And Girls At U. Of Maryland
About 3000 Maryland 4-H youths gathered at College Park for the fifteenth annual 4-H club week on the University of Maryland campus. Dr. Thomas B. Symons and Helen Shelby delivered main talks while demonstrations covered swine, dairy cattle, livestock, poultry judging, and clothing exhibits. H. C. Byrd addressed delegates at the opening session as members were split into Iroquois and Algonquin divisions with tribe leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
University of Maryland
Thomas B. Symons
State Extension Service
Helen Shelby
H. C. (Curley) Byrd
University
Entertaining Sunday School Class at Christ's Reformed Church
Clyde E. Brewer hosted his Sunday school class at his home yesterday evening to honor regular attendance. Various musical selections delighted the group before refreshments were served. The class welcomes new members and guests. current members include Clyde E. Brewer Brayden Thomas Harold Thomas Charles Cassel Jr William Miller R Glenn Miller Lewis Ditto Calvin Shank Carl Spessard Edgar Jacobs Charles Shuman Harold Hoover Ralph Healey Murray Thomas and David Schnebly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde E. Brewer
Christ's Reformed Church
Brayden Thomas
Harold Thomas
Charles Cassel, Jr
William Miller
R. Glenn Miller
Lewis Ditto
Calvin Shank
Carl Spessard
Edgar Jacobs
Charles Shuman
Harold Hoover
Ralph Healey
Murray Thomas
David Schnebly
Fashion Patterns and Summer Fashions Offer
Helen Williams presents an illustrated dressmaking lesson with a pattern and a one piece skirt bodice. The article promotes voile prints and tub silks for resort or town wear with affordable costs and various pattern sizes. It urges readers to order a new book of Summer Fashions for 10 cents plus pattern prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Illustrated
Statue of Liberty No Longer In Army Care
New York August 11 The Statue of Liberty will no longer be kept by the Army. Costly lighting in the past led Washington officials to cut the $40,000 annual display. They decided the torch-bearing figure should be funded by other branches and no longer under Army care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army
Washington
Bedloe’s Island
Interior Department and Lady of Bedloe's Island Comment
The excerpt notes the Interior department's sobriety and contrasts it with a jab about spending to “get ladies lit up.” It references the Lady of Bedloe's Island at 47 years old and 225 tons, remarking she cannot be treated like a chorus girl.
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Bedloe’s Island
Wolfinger Family Annual Reunion Planned at City Park
The Wolfinger family will hold its annual reunion at City Park on Wednesday August 16. H B Wolfinger and F N Wolfinger serve as chairmen arranging the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfinger
H. B. and
F. N. Wolfinger
Picnic Highlighted by S S Class at City Park
The Mary and Martha Sunday school class of Christ Reformed Church held its annual picnic at City Park on Wednesday August 9 after a devotional period. A basket lunch followed games with many class members and friends in attendance, including Mrs. Schnebly and numerous named participants. The Bethel Church near Garfield also announced its annual picnic for August 12 featuring speakers Rev. William Harden Rev. A R Snedetes and Rev. F H Love with Wolfsville band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and Martha
Christ Reformed Church
W. J. Schnebly
le Fevre
Glass
E. C. Boyer
B. H. Shank
Helen Shank
Calvin Shank
Mae. Stockslager
Bethel Church
Garfield
William Harden
Smitheburg
A. R. Snedetes
Frederick
F. H. Love
Harford
Wolfsville
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the Daily Mail
Hagerstown
Social
Nail
E. A. Wareham, Jr
Josephine Strite
Ocean City
Gladys Wolford
Mabel Manahan
Louise Linder
Atlantic City
Edna Mowen
Catherine Neuhardt
Neuhardt
Philadelphia
Robert. C. Carder
Doris Draper
Virginia Beach
Catherine Dyke
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mae Benedict
South Potomac Street
Douglas K. Mims
New York City
W. Ray Burns
McCrory
Pittsburgh
The
Universal Chiropractic College
Virginia Schnebly
Women’s Medical College
8. R. Schnebly
Clearspring
Mrs
Arthur ©. Gruber
J. T. Richards
Bower Avenue
Laura Snyder
Sallie Artz
Fancock
Williamsport
Walton L. H. Osborne
Elizabeth Humrhhouse
Charlottesville, Va
E. P. Alexander
Charrijan
Doris French
Bay Street
Tilghmanton
Vernon N. Ridgely
C. J. Wyand
Potomac Avenue
Brooksham
Enfield, N. J
Emma Bedchley
Paul Rowe
Smithsburg
Robert Reynolds
Max Krezer
Niagara Falls
Mid-Western
Chicago
Jane Wilson
Washington Square
Alice Wilson
Western Pike
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
N. J
E. E Pearce
Stanley G. Wilson
Trenton
June Patterson
Mrs. J. R. Strite
Helen Neibert
Salem Avenue
Dorothy Diffendérfer
South Raleiga Street
Martinsburg
Www
Betty McLaughlin
Cannon Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Loraine Obenshain
Highland Way
Misa Eunice Fifford
Roanoke
Scott M. Barber
Virginia
A. R. A. Member
Franklin Street
RYTEX
Roney’s
U. of Maryland
Helen Williams
Picast
Daily Mail
Fashion Dept
Hagerstown Mail
Fifth Ave
City
J. W. Rohrer
Baltimore Si
Merivale
Silk
Jonathan ST
Jerry Harp
Sinetron
S.S
E. T. Roof
Harry Hoover
C. W. Stockslager
Mildred Stockslager
Vivian Stockslager
C. - E Hartle
Ruth Snowberger
Walter Schneébly
Albert Linebaugh
Maxwell Boyer
Larm’s Beauty Shop
N. Potomac St
L & B Hat Shop
East Washington ST
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