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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1931

Page

1

Social and Personal News From Washington Area

Miss Jennie Heller and Harry Martin with daughter Ethel visit D E Summers in Washington. Families, guests, and travels populate the social page with engagements to relatives in Pennsville and Chev y Chase. Illness, job moves, and house guests fill the week in a tally of local and regional connections.

Jennie Heller Washington, D. C Harry Martin Daughtrer Ethel Chevy Chase D. E. Summers Roessner

Miss Jenkins Bride of (. W. Hetzer in May Wedding

Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Thelma Josephine Jenkins of Sandy Hook to Do. William Hetzer of Williamsport on May 28 at Elli cott City with Rev. Harry Stewart officiating. Hetzer is a graduate nurse and landscape architect. they plan a Canada trip then a home on Mulberry Avenue.

Thelma Josephine Jenkins Sandy Hook William Hetzer Williamsport Ellicott City Harry Stewart Methodist Church Hetzer Washington County Hospital R. L. Jenkins J. Frank Hetzer Williamsport High School American Landscape School Des Moines Iowa Canada Mulberry Avenue

Pope's Beauty Parlor Ad Prices Women Curls

Local ad for Pope's Beauty Parlor at 229 N Locust St lists permanent wave prices of 3 50 5 00 and 8 00 with phone number 1162.

Pope's N. Locust St

Boilermakers and allied unions plan Labor Day parade

Unions representing boilermakers blacksmiths sheet metal workers and machinists were to unite for a large Labor Day parade in the city. Local activity includes a hospital visit after a gasoline tank explosion injuring a boy and municipal actions on trolley freight loading and a library sign replacement.

Miss Dashiell To Wed Navy Man

Announcement from Baltimore states Miss Anne Fairfax Dashiell of Baltimore will marry Lieutenant Robert Park Erdman U S N in October. Miss Dashiell has been seen at Stafford Hall with Mr and Mrs Leo Cahill and recently as a guest there. Prior to the wedding Miss Alice Cahill will entertain for Miss Dashiell. Anna and William Diehl and Miss Ida Beard of Clearspring left for a ten day Ocean City vacation. Miss Helen W Steck of Superior Wisconsin and Miss Agnes Buhrman of Muskogee Oklahoma visit Miss Steck’s mother in Smithsburg.

Baltimore Anne Fairfax Dashiell Robert Park Erdman Miss Dashiell Leo Cahill Stafford Hall Alice Cahill Dashiell William K. Diehl Anna William Diehl Ida Beard Clearspring Ocean City Helen W. Steck Superior, Wis Agnes Buhrman Muskogee, Iowa Miss Steck Smithsburg

Wedding Tonight at St Mary's Miss Mildred Alexander Weds Harry Shinham

A wedding will take place this evening at St Mary's Catholic Church at 6 o'clock uniting Miss Mildred R. Alexander and Harry H. Shinham. Rev Thomas B. Rine will officiate in the presence of relatives and friends. Miss Beatrice Alexander acts as maid of honor. After a secret honeymoon the couple will reside at 1208 Evarts Street N E Washington.

St. Mary's Catholic Church Mildred R. Alexander Harry H. Shinham Thomas B. Rine, Hart Beatrice Alexander C. W. Alexander Evarts Street N. E Washington Miss Alexander George B. Alexander National Cemetery Sharpsburg St. Joseph's Academy Wareham Drug Company Shinham G. L. Shinham Cearfoss Cafritz Construction Company

Sisterhood Camping Party at Wo-He-Lo Lodge

The Sisterhood of Mary and Martha of the First Brethren church spend a week at Wo-He-Lo Lodge by the Conococheague. Mrs. William Beachley supervises as chaperon. Girls listed include Alma Miner Thelma Lehman Louise Linder Ethel Myers Betty Linder Lois Moser Olive Myers Gladys Wolford Katherine Adams Pauline Troup Janis Kamper Jane Artz Lois Beachley. On Wednesday evening they hosted a wiener roast for friends.

Mary and Martha First Brethren Church Wo-He-Lo Lodge Conococheague William Beachley Alma Miner Thelma Lehman Louise Linder Ethel Myers Betty Linder Lois Moser Olive Myers Gladys Wolford Katherine Adams Pauline Troup Janis Kamper Jane Artz Lois Beachley Jay Schaff

Party Given House Guest at Mapleville Home

Mr and Mrs Robert Markley entertained Wednesday evening in honor of their house guest Miss Sarah Gross of Carlisle Pa a former employee of Lester Brothers. The event featured a song reading by Harry Burger a saxophone solo by Robert Keadie with his sister Mary Keadie and multiple vocal solos. Guests included Mrs Marshall Stoner Mrs Isabelle Coble Miss Sarah Gross Miss Mary Keadle Miss Marie Kaetzel Miss Pearl Hogan Miss Helen Adams Miss Ruth Keller Miss Dorothy Kaylor Miss Naomi Shoop Mrs Mary Strouse Mr and Mrs W J Santman Mr and Mrs Robert Markley Merrs Robert Keadle Henry Burger John Benedict Willard Braithwaite Charles Shoop Raymond Kaetzel Ralph Kaetzel.

Robert Markley Mapleville Sarah Gross Carlisle Lester Brothers Harry Burger New York City Robert Keadie Mary Keadie Marshall Stoner Isabelle Coble Mary Keadle Marie Kaetzel Pearl Hogan Helen Adams Ruth Keller Dorothy Kaylor Naomi Shoop Mary Strouse W. J. Santman Robert Keadle Henry Burger John Benedict Willard Braithwaite Charles Shoop Raymond Kaetzel Ralph Kaetzel

Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Mose In Sharpsburg

A surprise party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Jerome Mose Sharpsburg for Mrs Mose fifty six birthday. Pink and white decorations and a large white cake with fifty six candles were featured. Guests included many Mose relatives and friends.

Jerome Mose Sharpsburg

Dear Blues Love Scavenger Advice Column Reply

Betty Brainerd admonishes the writer to drop the mercenary partner. The letter laments broken dances, gifts, and missed meetings while the adviser labels the man as deceptive and mercenary, urging the reader to end the relationship to protect future happiness.

Betty Brainerd

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