Social and Personal AQL Items from Evening Mall
Social editor notes numerous visits and trips across cities. Names include Olive Myers, Leonilde, Miss Dora Bowers, Miss Margaretta Gordon, Miss Betty Loy, Mrs. Frank Bailey, Mrs. George Fry, and Miss Jacqueline Elliot among many others. The items cover relatives visiting, vacations at Washington Street, Atlantic City trips, and local health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bailey
City
Nelly Bencher
Waynesboro
Organists to Visit Plant from City and State
A party of twenty to twenty five organists from Philadelphia and the National Association of Organists will visit the Moller Organ Works in Hagerstown arriving Tuesday afternoon August 16. An informal recital will be held Tuesday evening at St John s Lutheran Church with Dr Rollo Maitland and Frederick A Smith performing. Wednesday will see a tour of the Moller Organ Works to study modern organ mechanisms and tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Moller Organ Works
Philadelphia Organ Players Club
National Association of Organists
Baltimore
Moller Organ Works
Hagerstown
St. John's Lutheran Church
Rollo F. Maitland
Philadelphia
Frederick A. Smith
Trinity Lutheran Church
Moller
Oliver Gordon To Be Speakers At Retreat
Oliver Gordon formerly of this city will speak at the second annual retreat of Christian Endeavor officers in Bis Fool today and tomorrow. His father Dr W A Gordon of this city is counsellor for Maryland. Other speakers include Rev R A Babcock and Rev J Wade Huffman. About fifty are expected from Braddock Heights Allegheny Garrett and Washington counties. Miss Ethel Rohrer is president of the Washington County organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Gordon
Presbyterian Church
Warren, G
Christian Endeavor
Bis Fool
W. A. Gordon
Maryland
R. A. Babcock
J. Wade Huffman
Braddork Heighs
Allegany
Garrett
Washington Counties
Ethel Rohrer
Washington County
Birthday Dinner and Reunions Reported in Boonsboro Area
A Boonsboro birthday dinner for G Edward Smith was hosted at the Smith home with guests from Mapleville and local families. Attendees included numerous Smith relatives and area residents who also joined a Charles Town horse show dance. The fourth annual Smith family reunion is set for September 11 at City Park, and the Angle family reunion will be August 12 at Red Bridge Park near Chambersburg. Other notes mention travels, visits, and medical procedures including a tonsil adenoid operation at Washington County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Edward Smith
Boonsboro
Mr. Smith
Manzella Gantz
George W. Smith
Nellie
Mapleville
Omar Myers
Pauline
Mildred] Smith
Ralph Taylor
Harold Muilendore
Smith
Angle
Red Bridge Park
Chambersburg
Municipal Band Concert Features Peter Buys Conducting
Principal conductor Peter Buys leads the Municipal Band with affiliation to the American Bandmasters Association. Soloists include Lawrence J Osborne baritone J Arthur Hill piccolo and Jacob R Beard Jr piccolo in a program likely highlighting classical wind artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Buys
The
American Bandmasters’ Association
Lawrence J. Osborne
J. Arthur Hill
Jacob R. Beard, JR
Jacob R. Beard
Democrats Mention Huyett and Middlehauf for Tax Collectorship
Republicans name Prather Shank and Newcomer for nomination. Brindle, a passenger on a New Jersey coast steamer, survived with others. he served in a base hospital unit en route to Europe. Justice D. R. Bench, Shepherdstown, 94, was the Mail’s oldest subscriber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Brindle
New Jersey
Europe
D. R. Bench
Shepherdstown
Notable Local Business Movements and Family Reunion
Between 25 and 30 men were employed in the marble quarries at Eakle's Mill. Reginald Spielman resigned as Western Maryland dispatcher operator to accept a similar post with the Cumberland Valley. William J. Fagan, son of John R. Fagan of Elizabeth Street, was killed in Pittsburgh railroad yards where he worked. George W. Line exhibited a tomato weighing over three pounds. Hight brothers and one sister held a Smithsburg reunion at the John L. Bible home. first gathering in 32 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eakle’s Mill
Reginald Spielman
Maryland
Cumberland Valley
William J. Fagan
John RB. Fagan
Elizabeth Street
Pittsburgh
John L. Bible Home
Smithsburg
Baritone Lawrence Osborne to Sing at Municipal Band Concert
The Municipal Band invites concertgoers this Sunday for a guest soloist, Lawrence J. Osborne of Chicago. A noted baritone, he directed music at Trinity Evangelical Church, broadcast on stations from Schenectady to Los Angeles, and performed across 37 U.S. states and Canada. He graduated with honors from Bush Conservatory of Music, studied with Theodore Harrison, and visits the city as guest of his brother Dr. N. E. Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Band
Lawrence J. Osborne
Chicago
Osborne
Trinity Evangelical Church
WGY
Schnecktady
KFIL
Los Angeles
Organ Recital Presented At St Pauls M E Church
An evening of musical pleasure at St Pauls M E Church featured organist and choir master Roy A McMichael with tenor Floyd Sherman assisting. McMichael, noted as a leading state organist and educator, gave a program alternating classical and modern works with masterful registration and tonal color. Sherman delivered a faultless set, including Handel's Comfort Ye My People.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
M. E
Roy A. McMichael
Floyd Sherman
McMichael
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Hagerstown High School
Lana
Sherman
Handel
Miss Reisner Is Hostess At Party
Patsy Ann Reisner daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Reisner 138 East North Street celebrated her ninth birthday on Thursday afternoon entertaining little friends at a picnic in Poffenberger Woods Juvenile games and a picnic lunch followed Prizes won by Amelia Jane Orrick Jane Willis Anna Stonebraker and Betty Schl Guests included Norma and Sylvia Parks Andres Triesler Amelia Jane Orrick Betty Mae Leiter Mary Warner Louise Willis Gloria Schuster Ann Gruber Lois Smith Virginia Hadley Maxine Saum Connie Martin Betty Sohl Meta Boyd Pan Statton Jane Willis Anna Eleanor and Lois Stonebraker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Ann Reisner
Paul Reisner
East North Street
Poffenberger
Amelia Jane Orrick
Jane Willis
Anna Stonebraker
Betty Schl
Norma
Sylvia Parks
Andres Triesler
Betty Mae Leiter
Mary Warner
Early Morning Service Adopted by Local Church
The First Brethren Church Antietam and Mulberry Streets reports success of an early morning worship service first tried on Sunday August 7 with preaching at 9 and Sunday School at 10. A Virgin congregation attended and praised the change. The plan continues August 14 with 9 o'clock preaching and 10 o'clock Sunday School, though with no preaching due to the pastor's absence and Sunday School at 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our City
First Brethren Church
Antietam
Mulberry
Vrgée
Surprise Party Honors Mr and Mrs Shafer at Pleasant Event
Miss Catherine E Shafer entertained many friends at a surprise party for Charles E Shafer and his wife. The evening featured cards games dancing string music and refreshments. Guests included Harry Snyder Walter Hammond Charles Shafer John Baker Parmar Staley Staley Gossard Grubb and many others in a lively social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine E. Shafer
Charles E. Shafer
Harry Snyder
Walter Hammond
Charles Shafer
John Baker
John Parmar
David T. Staley
Ada Bittner
Edna ‘Snyder
Russell Dick
Paul Moats
Marie Snyder
Robert Martin
Richard Dick, Jr
Roscoe Beckeley
Robert Moats
Frank Shafer
Dorothy Jane Baker
Nancy Lee Baker
Roger Baker
Jean Hammond
Mary Grubb
Richard McNeal
Catherine Staley
Mary Louise McNeal
Wincie Staley
Helen Staley
Doris Gossard
Janice Gossard
Charles and
Staley Shafer
Catherine Shafer
Two Soloists to Sing at St. Paul’s Church Service
The St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church hosts a Sunday 11 o’clock service with the pastor’s message Messengers of Truth. Floyd Sherman and Lawrence J. Osborne will perform solos, while Rev. J M Gillum and Mrs. Gillum plan a vacation in Ocean Grove New Jersey with Dr. Gillum returning the first Sunday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Floyd Sherman
Lawrence J. Osborne
Chicago
J. M. Gillum
Ladies Auxiliary Has Pleasant Meet at Long Home
The Ladies Auxiliary of Boonsboro Christian Church met at John W. Long's residence near Keedysville on Thursday evening. A fine program followed the business hour, with refreshments served. Attendees included Walter S. Fisher, Harris, Elwood Meredith, Hubert Long, Klingan family, Anna Russler, Benjamin Smith, Hattie Moore, George Minnick, Mary Gantz, Elizabeth Summers, Hazel and Evelyn Long, Julia Phillips, Teddy Meredith, Wil Me Long, Howard Long, Robert Fishel, Irene and Patsy Long, Walter Klingan, Wilde jean Long, and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
George Minnick
Mary Gantz
Elizabeth Summers
Hazel
Evelyn Long
Julia Phillips
Teddy Meredith
Junior
Wil-- Me
Howard Long
Robert
Joyee Fishel
Irene Nancy
Patsy Long
Walter Klingan
Wildejean Long
John W. Long
Soul subject sermon at Christian Science service
The Soul subject will be the focus of the lesson sermon at the Christian Science Society service in this city and in all Churches of Christ Scientist on Sunday August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Society
Churches of Christ, Scientist
We Women: Angela's Dream and Tragic Ending
Betty Brainerd writes of Angela a New York immigrant tale from Delancey Street and the East Side. The piece contrasts a hopeful Naples romance with a grim ending as Angela hangs herself in her wedding dress, then shifts to a factual federal sheep and lambs slaughter statistic for early 1930s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aittle
New York
Delancey Street
Nw York
Angela
Italy
Naples
Tony
Europe
Gein
Ness
Beauty Tip From ONA Munson On Nail Care
The author shares a beauty hint using hot olive oil to strengthen brittle nails. Living in Portland as a child, she found cold air made nails fragile and has maintained daily hot oil soaks. She notes nails are now brilliant, well shaped, and consistently healthy with regular cuticle care and filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona ‘Munson
Portland
Ore
Terro Roach Killer promises quick roach relief
An advertisement for Terro Roach Killer claims fast elimination of roaches and waterbugs. It compares effectiveness to Terra Ant Killer and notes manufacture by Benorete Chemical Co in St Louis Missouri USA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terra
Benoret Chemical CO
ST. Louis, MO
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Olive Myers
Leonilde
William A. Danzer
Marie Weaver
Ethel Feltz
Alice Virginia
W. E. Beachley
New Bedford
Dora Bowers
Jefferson Street
John Semler
Washington 2Nd Woodland Beach
Margaretta Gordon
Louisville
Washington
Gordon
Betty Loy
East Irvin) Avenue
Howard County
Encott City
Howard ‘County
George Fry
Rock Falls
Ridge
Washington Avenue
David Muletz
Orlené Ring
Mrs. Fry
Hangerstown
Bennett Perry
Thomasville, N. C
Lois Snow
Charlottesville, Va
Flossie Anderson
the Pleasant Apartments
Mary Rouskulp
Lynn Keller
Port Jervis, N. C
Robert Campbell
Janet
Norfolk
Friends Sphere
Charlotte Dietrich
Myersville
Martha Grice
Alma Slocum
New York City
W. B. Tyler
Hamilton Boulevard
R. R. Daniels
Jimmy
Norristown, Pa
Fred Swanson
Jacqueline Elliot
Robert Elliot
Iity
Elia Myers
Emma
Janet Strole
Mrs
Robert Faber
Margaret Bohman
Washington Secretarial School
Dewey Avenue
James Byron
Mercersburg
This City
Mr. Byron
Maine
Dorothy Voltz
Forest Hil
N. J
Edith Fylde
Fountain Head Heights
Gerard Lee
Westbrook
Coan
John Vincent Jamison
South Prospect Street
Catherine Seltzer
Joseph Lingg
West Church Street
Jane Lingg
Potomac View
Dam No. 4
Lloyd Burigan
William Sport
Mildred, Miller
Martinsburg
Desis Dore
Elizabeth W Neikirk
South Potomac Street
Mary Neikirk
Margaret Mantz
William C. Schieldknecht
Locust Street
Carmen Schamel
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Elizabeth Humrchouse
Potomac Street
Washington County Hospital
Catherine Dyke
Summit Avenue
Sarah Jane Wertz
North Potomac Street
Altoona
Busy Head
Bobby Emmons
Everett L. Nicholson
Jacob H. Williams
Charles Street
Betty Zitzman
West Side Avenue
Frank
Beard
Manheim, Pa
Howard P. Lummn
Walter Byron
Stehl
Stehi, Jr
Atlantic City
John WL Ale Alexander
Roy Hafler
Albertus Dd. Muliendore
Alberta
Buddy
Mies
Carrie K. Schnebly
Broadfording Road
Ralph Highbarger
Jean
New Clarion
Galand M. Harbaugh
West Howard Street
R. G Fiirke
Germantown
EB. H. McCall
Morria and
Scorrelda
Keedyaville
Delores K Uaél
Chambersburg-on-Weadnesday
Hoffman's
Isham Jones
REIST
HarRiSbuRg
Frigidaire Potomac Edison
Indigestion Cauffman & CO
East
Washington St
R. A. Highbarger
Fashionland
West Franklin
L & B Hat Works
Niceeriap
Eetery and Lettuce— Tameows
Arundel Cantaloupes
Frome
ABE Martin’s
Larm’s
N. Potomac St
Christian Endeavor Society
Charles Town
Walter Byron Stehl
Catherine Stell
A. M. Evans
Eloise Henson
Mary Elliott
Dorothea Reynolds
Joseph Roulette
Justin Funkhouser
Pat Murphy
Harry Fridinger
Stuart Bushong
Samuel C. Strite
Hugh Cochran
J. S. Johnson
Engle
Robert Stott
John Morgan
Omaha
Neb
Samual W. Reeder
Eakies Mulls
el Paso
Tex
Phoenix
Ariz
Colorado Springs
Marshall BE. Harbaugh, Jr
Ellis BE. Harbaugh
la Plata
Luther Cost
Leonard Barkdoll
Washington, D. C
Betsy Pruitt
Flissie Anderson
Shenandoah, Va
L. McCloskey
Greg Gables
NORGE
Home Furniture Co
Potomac &T
City Park
Icenie
Mercedes
Vise
Fuhrman Lawrence J. Osborne
Chicago, IL
Victor Herbert
Myddleton
W. Merrick Huyett
Jacob M. Middlehauf
George T. Prather
I. Keller Shank
Martin Newcomer
Fannie Ward
Bryant Washburn
Skinner
Elizabeth M. Marshall
Rohrersvile
Otho A. McCoy
Sharpsburg
Abdel R. Wentz
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Edna Kuhman
Ursina, Pa
George W. Line
Nossalees
Jonathan St
Miss Reisner
Mrs. Shafer
R. D. McKee
Basehoar Bros
W. Washington St
WE Women
Betty Brainerd
America
Napoli
Munson
Rudy's Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
Hoffmeier
Miller’s
S. Potomac
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