Couple Weds in Quiet Newville Pa Church Ceremony
Miss Virginia Stone daughter of Mrs Edgar Stone of West Franklin street Waynesboro Pa wed Gerald R Coss son of Mrs Ralph S Coss of Hagerstown Md Thursday at 4 30 pm in Lutheran Church Newville Pa Rev Paul Curfman officiated in presence of two attendants Miss Eva Stane and Charles Starliper After ceremony the couple traveled to Harrisburg for a wedding dinner at Taklo Gardens The bride attended Hagerstown High School and the groom attended Waynesboro High School He is a merchant in Waynesboro and the couple will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Stone
Edgar , Stone
Franklin
Gerald Rcoss
Ralph S. Coss
Ynesboro
Lutheran Church
Newville
Paul Curfman
Eva.Stane
Charles Starliper
Clearspring
Harrisburg
Taklo Gardens
Coss
Hagerstown
Mr. Coss
Waynesboro High School
Coxs
Waynesboro
Epworth League Outing and Informal Party Tales
Williamsport Methodist Episcopal Epworth League and friends enjoyed a weiner roast at Brewers Meadow on Thursday evening. Attendees listed include John Corby Bill Hall Lovely Gruber Albert Wine Red Mumme Fay Myers Walter Stenger Lou Brant Beckley Harsh Ethel Hoffman Robert Ardingxer Elva Harsh Woodrow Grove Blanche Brant Perry Beckley and Mr and Mrs Howard Grove. Betty Darby hosted an informal gathering Friday night with Phylis Beard Earl Sanders Audrey Nell DeGrange Charles Reichard Elizabeth Reed Ralph Larm Sarah Pennington Edward Robertson Lawton Reichard Arnold Tolley. The St James I T S young people sponsor a Medal contest Tuesday at 8 oclock for LTL and WCT members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport M. E. C
Epworth League
Brewer's Meadow
John Corby
Bill Hall
Lovely Gruber
Albert Wine
Red Mumme
Fay Myers
Walter Stenger
Lou Brant
Beckley Harsh
Ethel Hoffman
Robert Ardingxer
Elva
Harsh
Woodrow Grove
Blanche Brant
Perry Beckley
Howard Grove
Betty Darby
Laurel Street
Phylis Beard
Earl Sanders
Audrey Nell DeGrange
Charles Reichard
Eliza
Beth Reed
Ralph Larm
Sarah Pennington
Edward Robertson
Lawton Reichard
Arnold Tolley
Local social notices list weekly travels and visits
Many residents and guests are announced to travel or visit sites from Atlantic City to New York. Mrs. Harvey H Heyser and family sail from New York on a cruise visiting Canada and Bermuda. Others visit Fairfield Gettysburg Williamsport Hagerstown Ocean City and Baltimore with trips to Atlantic City Roscoe New York and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey H. Heyser
Caroline Heyser
Harvey Heyser, Jr
New York
Canada
Bermuda
Orphans Home Auxiliary Sets 51st Anniversary Pageant
The Orphans Home Auxiliary schedules the 51st anniversary on Wednesday August 29 with a daytime and evening pageant by Home residents. Open house runs 10 a.m. to evening. meals will be sold to fund child necessities. A special meeting is set for August 22 at 7 p.m. at the San Mar Home. 86 children were in residence August 1 with 17 in supervised families. donations and thanks were noted to Rowe Holzapfel Wick and Van Ness for support and items. by law changes move the board meeting to the second Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.
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Orphans’ Home Auxiliary
Maryland
San Mar
G. W. Rowe
Rowe's Park
Kiwanis Club
C. S. Holzapfel
James R
Miss Benchoff Weds Audrey D McCleary in July Ceremony
Marie Benchoff daughter of Roy E Benchoff Waynesboro and Audrey D McCleary son of D G McCleary Shady Grove were married in the city on July 28. Rev F Berry Plummer officiated at St Pauls United Brethren Church. Bride wore white silk crepe with matching accessories. They will reside with Frank T Lehman and his wife in Shady Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Benchoff
Waynesboro
R. R
Marie
Audrey D. McCleary
D. Kg. McCleary
Shady Grove
F. Berry Plummer
St. Paul's
William
King
Frank T. Lehman
Western Maryland Railroad ‘Company
Director Talks At College Park
At College Park Maryland on August 10 Dr Harvey J Patterson director of the University of Maryland Experiment Station urged 350 Maryland 4-H Club members to attend a six weeks course in home and community development offered for the first time by the university in January. Other speakers included Dr Thomas B Symons director of the extension service Miss Gertrude Warren from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Miss Mary Jenkins of Prince George's County.
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College Park
Harvey J. Patterson
University of Maryland Experiment Station
Maryland
Thomas B. Symons
Gertrude Warren
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mary Jenkins
Prince George’s County
Vacation and travel notices from Williamsport area residents
Ray Miller returns home after vacation at the Century of Progress in Chicago and Radio City. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Newcomer of Brunswick visit his sisters in Williamsport. Mr. and Mrs. Kessner Snyder and daughter Doris attend the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. Mrs. A EB Draper of East Baltimore street sails from New York to Bolton England on the Georgic to visit family, planning to return September 6, accompanied by her son-in-law, daughter, and Albert E. Draper Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon N. Zahn
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Albert C. Nigh
Charles W. Zahn
Zahn
Ocean City
Austin J. Keen
Raven Heights
New York City
Ray Miller
Fiest
East Avenue
Century of Progress
Chicago
Radio City
New York
Joseph Newcomer
Fot
Brunswick
Williamsport
Mrs. Kessner Snyder
Doris
A. EB. Draper
Baltimore Street
Bolton
England
Make Your Own Cool Sheer Print Frock Pattern Guide
A vintage pattern notice by Laura L Baldt details the Easy to Make pattern No. 3091 for sizes 16 to 42 bust with options in sheer chiffon, linen, or silk. It promotes a summer dress with a rever collar and bow, costs Fifteen cents for pattern alone or twenty five cents with the book, and instructs readers to mail orders to the Fashion Dept in New York.
Fidelis Class Plans Festival at First Baptist Church
The Fidelis Class met in the church social rooms on Thursday evening to finalize plans for a festival to be held on Saturday. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Frank Matthews and Mrs. Bessie Gibson. Attendees included Mrs. War Shirey, Mrs. S. Carroll, Mrs. J. H. Bush, Mrs. Chester DaBi, Miss Mary Feiser, Mrs. D. J. Bishop, Mrs. Chester Keedy, Mrs. Clarence Little, Mrs. A. C. Godar, Mrs. Harry Poffenberger, Mrs. Norman Hepfer, Mrs. Adrian Gilbert, Mrs. Frank Matthews, Mrs. Pessie Gibson, Mrs. Harold Mowen, and visitors Mrs. JL. M. Tinnell, Mrs. Leona Smith, and Miss Martha King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Frank Matthews
Bessie Gibson
War
Ren Shirey
S. Carroll
J. H. Bush
Cheater
Mary Feiser
D. J. Bishop
Chester Ke
4 H Members Given Advice for Success
College Park Maryland August 11 193? 4 H club week saw Dr Harry J Patterson head of the Experiment Station urge youth to pair trained hands with trained minds for success during the home and community development course at the University of Maryland. Golden Star Council No 25 Sons and Daughters of Liberty hosted Mountain City Council No 12 Frederick at a-meadow Wiener roast at G W Unger Wilson. About 200 members from Waynesboro Chambersburg Williamsport attended a pleasant evening of entertainment.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Harry J. Patterson
Golden Star Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Mountain City Council
Frederick
G. W. Unger
Wilson
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Williamsport
Announce Birth of Son for Mr and Mrs Clarence Burger
Mr and Mrs Clarence Burger of Randolph Avenue announce the birth of a son on August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Burger
Randolph Avenue
Caretakers Accused of Malicious Mischief in Springfield
Sewell Peaslee Wright accuses Cleo and Ihasa Hale of sleeping in his bed wearing his clothing and hosting parties while he was away for two weeks. He says the incident challenges the idea that a man’s home is his castle.
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Springfield
Jil
Sewell Peaslee Wright
Cleo and
Ihasa Hale
Miss Gearhart and Mr Gourley Wed in Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Catherine Gearhart of Big Pool and Norman Gourley of Waynesboro married at the Dilworth home in Maugansville on Wednesday evening August 8. Rev. William C. Lum performed the ring ceremony. The bride wore a pale blue dress with matching accessories. A welding dinner followed. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dilworth and Rosemary Dilworth, plus Mr. and Mrs. Gourley and Mr. and Mrs. Harnle. They will reside in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Gearhart
Big Pool
Norman Gourley
Waynesboro
Luther Dilworth
Maugansville
William C. Lum
Robert Harnle, Jr
Willam C. Lum
Rosemary. Dilworth
Gourley
Black crepe dress of shirtwaist family features ruching
Early fall fashion highlights a black crepe dress from the shirtwaist family. Narrow white crepe ruching outlines edges and simulated ton holes provide decorative detail, as shown in an Associated Press photo.
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Associated Press
Sixteenth Snavely clan reunion at City Park
A large crowd attended the Snavely Snively Schnebley reunion in City Park with 157 at noon, prayers led by Rev. Snavely, AHert a memorial table, talks on ancestry, music by Gospel Four, historians from Johnstown and Boonsboro, and officers reelected. Choir program announced for Church of the Brethren with last performance until fall.
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Snavely
Snively
Schnebley
Gospel Four
John
Bila Naille
Fred Roach
Naille
Mansion House
Perry Dodson
Arnold Fleagle
Marvin Miller
Jerald Snavely
Robert Houck
Robert Clites
Johnstown
Boonsboro
Zurich
Switzerland
FL H Snavely
Herschel Thurmond
Suavely
Fred Souders
Mae Smith
Keller Lantz
This City
William Fisher
Sharpsburg
Carrie.m. Suman
Essex Falls
N. J
John F Gravill Naille
Roscoe Shifler
Clifton Smith
Canton
New York City
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Washington
Virginia
John C. Snavely
Waynesboro
John Denton Snavely
Church of the Brethren
Raymond K Hollinger
Mulberry Streets
Schubert
Authen
Marriage Licenses Reported From Several Counties
A list of marriage licenses includes Roy David Jacoby 24 and Gladys May Stephens 24 of Warrisburg, Paul Stonerock 22 and Prancelia Mefsner 19 of Roaring Springs, Norman Gourte 21 of Waynesboro and Catherine Gerhart 19 of Big Pool, Irvin Taylor 27 of Winchester and Velma Dailey 22 of Inwood, Blaine Black 21 of Shermdasdale and Mary Smith 18 of Bloomfield, Lawrence Matthews 22 and Naomi Shaw 39 of Hartisburg, David McAlroy 22 and Mary Eckel 21 of Hagerstown, Berkeley Miller 27 and Ruth Delbert 20 of Tilghman, Floyd Goetz 19 and Virginia Stambaugh 18 of Emmitsburg, and J K Rover 21 and Verda Stevenson 21 of Waynesboro.
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Roy David Jacoby
Mechanics
Warg
Gladys May Stephens
Warrisburg
Paul Stonerock
Martinsburg
Prancelia Mefsner
Roaring Springs
Norman James Gourte
Waynesboro
Catherine L. Gerhart
Big Pool
Irvin L.taylor
Winchester
Velma Dailey
Inwood
W.va
Blaine C. Black
Shermdas
Fale
Mary F. Smith
Bloomfield
Lawrence Matthews
Naomi Shaw
Hartisburg
David Milferd McAlroy
Williamsport
Mary Eckel
Hagerstown
Berkeley F. Miller
Tilghmanton
Ruth P. Delbert
Floyd P. Goetz
Virginia
Lee Stambaugh
Emmitsburg
J. K. Rover
Verda A. Stevenson
Dear Worried and Blue: Restoring happiness in a troubled marriage
Betty Brainerd advises a young wife facing years of hardship with her husband to rekindle courtship, improve appearance, avoid quarrels, and share troubles. She urges mutual effort for stable companionship, highlights the daughter’s role, and offers ongoing guidance from Brainerd with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue
My Beauty Hint and Local Picnics Highlight Daily Events
A reader shares a beauty tip for Blondes using a bleach mix of juice and peroxide in water. Today Blair's Valley picnic draws attendees as the largest social event of the year, with Mt Briar's community picnic also scheduled, both in the afternoon.
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Actréesy
Blair's Valley
Welal
Mt. Briar
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Epworth
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Young People’s Branch
St. James
L. T.L
W. C. T. Weare
Miss Campbell
Potomac Ave
Nak Pit
Holland Furnace Co
Brown
Blue & Gray Shop
Potomac St
Bartley
J. W. Rohrer
W. Balte
Alice Lynch
Fairfield
Gettysburg
Janet Seal
East Irvin Ave
Arthur Seal
Luray
M. E. Hart
Moller Apartments
Atlantic City
Jean McCardell
Effie McCardell
R. Claggett, Sr
C. R. Claggett, Jr
Pen Mar
Charles J. Lefever
Charles Town
J. W. Lefever
Willamsport
W. Donald Beard
Wilmington, del
Jack H. Beachley
South Prospect Street
Anna McAllister
Harry Harbaugh
Westminster
Reuben Kriger
Funkstown
Katie Travinger
State Line
Ralph R. Garver
Hamilton Boulevard
Chalfonte- Faddon Hall
Haddon Field
Margaret Woods
Lewistown
Elizabeth Humrcouse
Potomac, Avenue
D. EB. Sullivan
Lovalene
Donnie
West North Street
Sullivan
George Alexander
Grafton
H. B. Schindel, Jr
Challonte-Haddon Hall
W. FP. Prior Publishing Company
Cab Calloway
Century Theatre
Lucille Miller
Margaret White
Roscoe
N.I Y
Crystal Lake Camp
Lois ‘Helm
Eleanor Harbaugh
H. A. Derr
Oahland, Md
A. H. Onderdonk
New England
New York State
Gayl McConnell
Mulberry Street
Rose Shoop
South Potomac Street
D. E. Sullivan
Lobalene
Cenite
Gert Breen
Teddiek
Bres Gates
Leiter Brothers
Orphans Home
Miss Benchoff
Laura L-Baldt
A.M
Teachers College
Columbia University
Daily Mail
Addromed Fashion Dept
Fifth Ave
4-H
Jerry Heep
Adminston
Miss Gearhart
MR. Gourley
Lloyd K. Hoffman
Orphans’ Court
Pope’s Beauty Parlor
N. Locust St
Penn
WE Women O
Betty Brainerd
Betty Brainera
Jan’t
Ata
Betty ‘Brainerd
Betty
Bray
Erd
Brainerd
Ison Ave
R. D. McKee
Edith
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CC
The
Nicodemus National Bank of
Iis
H. R. Rudy
Hamilton Corner
Wolern Night Depository
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