Five County 4-H Members Are Honored
Maryland 4-H officers were re elected at the University of Maryland during a summer convocation attended by about 500. Charles Hines of Montgomery County heads the group with others named from Kent Harford and Caroline counties. A succession of 4 H members were named All Stars for outstanding work in the last three years including Charles Downey Margaret Lowery Milton Moore Pauline Poffenberger and Adrian Strite. The date marked the close of the gathering with multiple visits and travel noted among participants.
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College Park
Charles Hines
Montgomery County
Maryland
University of Maryland
Raymond Pearson
William Comellia
Kent
Polly Taylor
Harford
Lee Ridgely Howes
Ahe Gottwall
Caroline County
Rayna Perry
Ajige
N. J
George Lesher
Washington County
juit-South Prospect Street
Local births announced from Washington County Hospital
Mr and Mrs A J Mikalik announce the birth of a son at Washington County Hospital yesterday. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Thompson Funkstown announce the birth of a son at the hospital yesterday. Mr and Mrs Dudley Barnes 148 East Washington Street announce the birth of a daughter at the hospital Saturday night.
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A. J. Mikalik
Mulberry Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Wilbur Thompson
Funkstown
Dudley Barnes
East Washington Street
Marriage of Virginia F Deal to Hi ram B Wantz Jr
Mr and Mrs W A Deal of Hopewell announce the marriage of their daughter Virginia F to Hi ram B Wantz Jr son of Mr and Mrs HW B Wantz of Oak Hill Avenue. The ceremony was performed in Frederick on April 28. Mrs Wantz, formerly of York, is a graduate of this year’s class at Hagerstown High School. They reside at 19 West Washington Street.
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W. A. Deal
Hopewell
Virginia F
Hiram B. Wantz
HW. B. Wantz
Oak Hill Avenue
Frederick
Wantz
York
Hagerstown High School
West Washington Street
Forsythe and Barnhart Tie The Knot In Frederick
Miss Regina Forsythe of Funtstown and Robert Barnhart of this city were married in Frederick on Saturday. Coyotes are beneficial in some areas for destroying rodents and other crop pests, though they cause less damage to livestock and poultry in other regions.
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Regina Forsythe
Funkstown
Robert Barnhart
Frederick
Reunion of Ausherman clan at City Park summary
The fifth annual Ausherman clan reunion was held at City Park with a business session electing officers led by President Lewis Ausherman. An afternoon program featured music, recitations, and a pageant. Prizes honored the youngest baby June Miller, the largest family, and polite and friendly members. The group planned the sixth reunion for next year.
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Ausherman
Samuel Ausherman
Harry Ausherman
Bertha Ausherman
Noah Ausherman
Jerry Ausherman
Mary Snowberger
George Ausherman
J. Owen Long
Galinda ‘Baker
Lewis Ausherman
Clars
Ausherman Long
Don Ausherman
Norma
Nelda Harbaugh
Long Sisters
Elva Biddle
Billy Delauter
Doris Kelly
Ernest Rice
June Miller
Charles Sollenber
Ber
Harrisburg School Appoints Miss Jane Hoffman as Teacher
Miss Jane Louise Hoffman is appointed to teach in Harrisburg schools for the coming year. She graduates with honors from the State Teachers College Shippensburg in 1934.
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Jane Louise Hoffman
Harrisburg
Miss Hoffman
State Teachers i College
Shippensburg
Entertains For Son's Birthday
Mr and Mrs W L Hayser entertained a number of children at their home for their son Donnies third birthday Games were played on the lawn with prizes awarded to Sonny Hockersmith and Jack McCune Pink and white decorations were used Attendees included Twalla Bishop Betty Kietzer Nancy Jean Doornberger Bobby and Harold Hayser Jackie McCune Glen and Jack Conrad Billy Hayser Sonny and Lou Hockersmith and Chambersburg.
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W. Lee Hayser
Donnie
Sonny Hockersmith
Moser Reunion 15 Held at City Park
The second annual Moser reunion was held Sunday at City Park. R. Moser of Waynesboro was reelected president and Oscar R. Moser was named secretary treasurer. Mrs. Earl Watson was appointed program committee chair for the next year. Activities were curtailed by rain.
W C T U Meeting Highlights Temperance Talk
Mrs Jeremiah Mongan hosted the Downsville St James W C T U at the August meeting. Mrs William Eyler opened the session with Miss Thelma Baker in charge of the program. Topics included Does America Need the W C T U and Liquor on the Highway with discussion on drunk driving and rising church opposition to alcohol and movies. Delegates were planned for the Y P B encampment at Emory Grove and the state encampment, next meeting set at Mrs Roy Lowery's Williamsport home.
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Jeremiah Mongan
Tilghmanton
Downsville-St. James W
W. Cc. T.U
Ito
Elvidipetton
Loyal Temperance Legion
Thelma Baker
Ruth Reichard
Police and Trafic Department
Washington, D. C
Roy Lowery
Emory Grove
Williamsport
Birthday Party At Sharpsburg Honors Jerome Mose
In Sharpsburg a surprise birthday party was held at Jerome Mose’s home on Friday evening with Japanese lanterns and pink and green decor. A large birthday cake faced guests as games and refreshments followed a festive night attended by numerous Mose family members and friends. Also listed are several marriage licenses issued to residents of Pennsylvania and nearby states, including Beaverson and Sheaffer, Smeltz and Salada, Farr and Fletcher, Buckley and Noel, Dively and Dailey, Buster and Baldwin, Glenny and Beatty, Houtz and Stroup, Eck and Barner.
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Jerome Mose
Sharpsburg
Ernest Mose
Katherine Mose
Leroy
Paul
Bobbie Mose
Lester Mose
Hazel
Marjorie
Kathleen
Solene
Lester
Perry Mose
Evelyn
Gilbert
Eugene
Joyce
David
Geraldine Spekner
Lorraine
Leon
Charles
Glenwood Mose
Clifford Mose
Genevieve Mose
Jerome L. Mose
Louise Mose
Louis Mose
Cordela Kritzer
Mary Gray
Joseph Poffenberger
Violet Benedict
Peggy Bender
Grace Pottenberger
Lawrence LeLauncey
Ervin E. Beaverson
York Pa
Esther M. Sheaffer
Shippensburg
Roy H. Smeltz
Elva J. A. Salada
Wisconisco
George W. Farr
Washington, D. C
Thelma Y. Fletcher
Berryville
Maurice L. Buckley
Wetminster
Grace Noel
Hanover
William
Reynolds H. Eck
Bery M. Barner
Nisbet, Pa
Dear Betty Brainerd Letter From a Thoughtful Reader
A letter from Josephine, 22, in Virginia, describes a well paid, modest young woman who refuses expensive gifts to avoid mercenary impressions. She prefers thoughtful gestures like flowers or candy and suggests suitors spend money on their own families. Betty Brainerd commends her stance and urges teaching values to young men and parents, inviting a stamped addressed envelope for personal guidance.
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Tam
Mother
Dad
Ter
Betty Brainer
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