Social and Personal Notes Nearing Sesquicentennial Visit
Social and personal notices from Keedysville and nearby towns detail visits and travels. Leroy Nye and Miss Jean Millar head to Philadelphia for relatives and the Sesquicentennial, while Elizabeth Minges and Alice Tinsley host relations in Hagerstown and Keedysville. Others travel to Atlantic City, Ottawa, and Montreal, with hospital plans, weekend excursions, and family visits noted throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Nye
Jean Millar
Booth Potomacstract
Philadelphia
Visi
Friday the 13th licenses issued in several Pennsylvania towns
Miardaye Meenas business was exceptionally good this evening with licenses issued for marriages in multiple counties. Among them Robert W. Hico and Kathryn, Norman A. Browell and Wundyer dan, Edward G. Creighton and Mary Elen, Eugene DO Wartcock and Lavon A Yarnell, and others from Lewistown, Elizabethown, Willamport, Cortes Store, Hancock, Altoona, and Steelton. A birth was announced for Mr and Mrs Charles M Connor of Oak Hill Avenue. Paul W Shing and Katherine B Longeneckel secured a marriage license in Frederick.
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Miardaye Meenas
Niy
Robert W. Hico
Kathryn 4
Elzabethtown
Norman A. Browell
Wundyerdan
Willamaport
Edward G. Creighton
Mary1
Elen
Lewistown
Eugene DO. Wartcock
Lavon A
Yarnell
George FE. Warner
Billlotesburg
Marion A. Rebecca
Laneburg
Marshall EB. Biller
Zoredia Turinr
Cortes Store
Noah F. Kidwell
Boma Jo Yishel
Hancock
Cecil K. Joyce
Edna M. Bingham
Altoona
Raymond B. Sherrald
Middelawn
Maury Gallagher
Steelton
Annual Flower Show Set For September 4
Washington county Home Demonstration Agent announces annual flower show to be held at First National Bank on Saturday September 4. Seeds were distributed in spring with instructions that results go to the fair show. Entries must be at the bank between morning hours and 10 o clock.
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Washingtonm County
Morin Horor Guest At Shower
Misa Morin daughter of Mrs. Merthe Morin was guest of honor at a surprise shower Thursday evening August 12 at the Rose Tea Room. Guests included several named friends and Miss Marguerita Winebresiger. The wedding of Miss Morin and Rex D. Gaver will take place this month. Mrs J M Springer and Miss Dorothy Springer plan travel tonight for a two week stay. Other local notices follow with travelers returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Sud Morin
Merthe Bummer Morin
West
Washington Street
Rose Tea Room
Mise Neltte Miller
Misa Bertie Miller
Hine’ Summer's
Anna Newcomer
Bess Focklar
Bila Grove
Misa Marguerita Winebresiger
Merie Wiles
Emme Bown
Benj, Tyler, Jr
Margaret Martin
Morin
Rex D. Gaver
W. J. Guyver
Stockslager Family Holds 11th Reunion at City Park
Large attendance marked the Stockslager 11th reunion with recitations, readings, and a noon dinner. President Stockslager led the meeting, Rev. Earl S. Rose offered prayer, and D. C. Budistl announced a marriage within the family. Local youths competed in races won by Leon Hamilton, Hisie Weller, and Pearl Herman amidst a storm that interrupted the meal.
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Stockelager
City Park
Faralien
Stockslager
Earl S. Rose
Pasley
Grace Lutheran + Church
Philadelphia
S. Ple
Funkstown
Buhrman H. Beard
Hagerstown
Trasenter
Alvey Slockslager
Mr. Worman
Lutheran Church
Leitersburg
About & O
Manny
Wiaucho Stockslager
Leon Hamilton
Hisie Weller
Pearl Herman
Picnic Program at Camp Harding Event Slated
The Park Head Sunday Scheoule at Camp Harding Pedton aile August 21 features a parade dinner from 1 to 1 30 with speakers Rev Peck Cleary Spring Prof George B Young Clear during Roy Danield Hancock delivering addresses. Afternoon kiddie treat swimming diving and a dressing contest for men and women follow with music by the Purtonuyilla Carnet Band.
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Camp Harding
Pedtonaile
Rev
Peck
Cleary Spring
George B. Young
Clearduring
Roy
Danield
Hancock
Purtonuyilla Carnet Band
Shrine Club Outing Advanced A Week
The annual outing of the Hagers town Bbiiine Club has been advanced a week to Wednesday September 8 at Canomar. The change came to accommodate the Cumberland Shriners as their fair occurs frat week. Harry A. Manley of Al GC Temple is president of the fair association.
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Hagers* Town Bbiiine Club
Coromac Park
Canomar
Shriners of
Keedysville W C T U Meeting Report Compiled
The Keedysville W C T U met on Tuesday evening in the hall. The program featured music devotions and readings on temperance and law observance. Delegates Emma Burtner Peart Wilson and Emma Green were chosen for the State convention at Rising Sun.
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WG 1
Keedyagills
America
Chirivs Thomas
Winma Burtner
Mra. C
B. Taylor
Cheater Wytnd
Albert Nimamater
Charles Keedy
Law and Order League
Emma Burtner
Peart Wilson
Va Wyand
Jimma Green
Radio Program Schedule Across Cities on August Weekend
A compressed listing of radio broadcasts for Saturday and Sunday August 14 and 15, detailing stations in Atlantic City Buffalo Cleveland Detroit New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other locales. Entries span concert broadcasts orchestras ballads news features and dance programs with times and station identifiers.
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Caner
WEY
Atlantic City
Newa
Bareball
Wegen
Buffalo
WMAK
Shea
WTAM
Cleveland
Jonssin
Jextere
WREO
Cansing
Bine Ribtog Orchestrs
WMAF
Miami
BEAGH
Dance Muse
WOR
Newark
Finis
Chateau Dallusral
Arthur Pryat'y Vaud
Casing
Daintet
Monterey Society
Oreh
Mel
Ben Mernie
WEAF
New York
Waldorf Orchecer
United Drea
Orchestray_ Musicale
Goléman Band
Deuce Wronrayss
EW York
CNS
Waldorf Orchestra
Haszner
Amor Roof Orchestra
Wayg
Yao Oslo
Sruia
Teagures
Dandie Orchestreas
Storien
Mm Phs
Gidb—Verled Music
Arrowfeld Orchestra
CNRO
Ottawa
Slonen
Qreiteatras
Tarache Orchestra
Wil
Philadelphia
Wratinghgues Tynd
Graty Wes
Aticr Artam
Wear
Detroit
WRAY
Greencastle Old Home Week Sees Rain Soak Fireworks
Greencastle Aug 18 Seven thousand attended the Klug Day fireworks and concert despite heavy rain. Officers were elected for the Old Home Week Association with plans for 1929 events. Tennis prize winners announced and various week activities noted. Several townsfolk and visitors spent time in Greencastle, with social visits and local notices throughout the page.
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Greencastle
David D. Klug
Hoageratown Municipal Band
Ue Old Mame Week Association
Charles Gaff
Harrisburg
Charles Bert
Chambersburg
David King
Gircago
Philip Baer
Greencaatia
Pris
Juniior
Jassie Ingram
John Laughlin
Carl Beckwith
Mary Fair
Thelma Rider
Edna Hassler
Owen
Finns
Robert Cuilman
Nnck
Jane Homer
Ruth Gordon
Isabel Mellinger
George Tarnhart
George Shutner
Harry Mellingser
Kennet Zanmermin
Lloyd Wagener
George Mellinger
Floyd Beaver
Robert Fisher
Frisby Grively
Fred Hast
Hays Fents
Snivuly Meher
H. Laughlin
Tright
East Balmore Street
Murlin
Maud Knssler
David Mickley
Worth Allison
Street
Giltferia
Thomas Gordon
East Madison Street
Myrtle
Mile Dred
Mile Dred Mingle and Mre, S. D. Myurp
Newport
Milas Bella Hostetter
Washington
Sisut
Mig
Fred Roberts
Arco Apartments
Edger Z. Leldig
Catherine M. Skykes
R. T
Magistrate Miller
Franklin
County
Duhilgreen Baseball Team Members and Legion Delegates Named
In Greencastle in 1803 the Duhilgreen Baseball Club faced Waynesboro with an 8 to 46 loss. Only J L M Pletehor, A P Smith, and A S Sporman remain living. Morris Frock Post American Legion named delegates and alternates to the State Convention in Annapolis August 26 and 27. Delegates include Lieut Col John Carmichael and John R Tenney. alternates Luther Swelgort and Carl McCleary. The post also arranged a screening of The Great Woe at Nixon's Academy September 20-21.
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Greencastle
Duhilgreen
Eam
Waynesboro
Ncore
J. L.M. Pletehor
A. P. Smith
A. Sporman
Morris Frock
American Legion
Annnapolis
Dolor Gates
John Carmichaet
Tohn R. Tenney
N. Hoffinder
L. St
Luther Swelgort
Diliet Trove
Rugualli
Carl McCleary
The
Legion Post
Nixon
Hagerstown Private School Reopens For Its Twelfth Year
The Hagerstown Private School and residence relocate from 479 Potomac Ave to 395 N Potomac St under Miss Fordyce, with extensive grounds, modern facilities, and programs for all grades. The school emphasizes physical, mental and moral development, individualized instruction, and features experienced assistants. Phone numbers and address provided for further information.
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QUE
Wondych Wan
Hey School
Potomac Ave
Potomac St
Hla
Ptharn
Deed of Trust Filed Over Restaurant in Jonathan Street Case
Braden owner of the restaurant at 13 South Jonathan street filed a deed in the Circuit Court for the Banililt lus creditoral matter. He seeks permission to assign the property to Joseph W. Woldngar who will sell the restaurant and all equipment to satisfy the debt.
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Braden v. Stouffer
South Jonathan Street
Banalit Te Lus
Tle
Joseph W. Woldngar
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Jeon
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