Ever Ready Grace A B Sunday School Picnic at Rowe's Park
Grace A B Sunday School Ever Ready class held a Wednesday picnic at Rowe's Park with a weiner roast after games and contests led by teacher Nellise Ward. Attendees include June Lowry Doris Lowry Mary Hynes Rosie Hynes Ada Ward Mildred Ward and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace A. B
Rowe's Park
Mildred Gruber
Helen Martin
Ruth Martin
Regine Martin
Doris Bopps
Edna Bishop
Mildred Bishop
Bonnie Powell
Arretta Diffenderfer
Catherine Alder
Dorothy Zittles
Hilda Myers
Lucille Turner
Doris Hinkins
Helen Dawson
Frances Dawson
Reva Shackelford
Eloise Perary
Arlene Blair
Mary Jane White
Jeanette Lillard
Gloria French
Vivian Cook
Anita Owens
Betty Ritter
Helen Straub
June Davis
May Belle Miller
Pearl Hines
Sarah Jane Gaines
Dolores Peer
Betly Mateer
Jean Carbaugh
Mary Carbaugh
Social Notes Return Home and Nearby Visits
A string of short notices lists residents returning home from trips and guests visiting in Williamsport and nearby areas. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Bolling, Mrs. Morgan Pendleton, Col. and Mrs. John Carmichael, Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Makett, and several others with connections to Washington Williamsport and Atlantic City. A hospital operation for Miss Ethel Shepley is noted and several households report guests and travel from Baltimore Newark and Natchez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Bolling
Washington
Mrs
Walter Blackwell
Williamsport
Local couple wed quietly in Woodstock Virginia
Miss Louise Feigley daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Fegley near this city and Millard F Kershner son of Mr and Mrs Millard Kershner were married yesterday in Woodstock Virginia The groom works for Gulf Refining Co on Virginia Avenue and the bride for R and G Department Store They plan to live with the bridegroom's family here after a brief wedding trip to Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Feigley
Roy Fegley
Millard F. Kershner
Millard Kershner
Woodstock
Gulf Refining Co
Virginia Avenue
R. and G. Department
Florida
Kershner
Brilliance at Closing Ball at Tri State Hiks Convention
Thousands of purple balloons flooded the Fair grounds convention hall ending the Tri-State Hiks Convention. Bob Jula and his Baltimore band kept hundreds dancing as cabaret style decor lit the night. Vaudeville acts complemented the grand finale to a large social crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Hiks
Bob Jula
Baltimore
Convention Hall
Evangelistic Meets At Big Spring Attract Converts
A series of evangelistic meetings is in progress at Big Spring with sessions in Baines Mill every evening except Saturday. The Saturday service moves to Union Chapel Church Blair’s Valley with Rev J S Benner in charge and string music. Fifteen converts were recorded in one night and a Sunday School was formed with Albert Barnhart as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Spring
Baines’ Mill
Union’ Chapel
Blair’s Valley
J. S. Benner
Hagerstown
Albert Barnhart
Mr. Tutrell
John Haines
Tutrell
Raymond Blair
Indians Deliver Corn Invite to Fort Niagara Pageant at White House
Four teen Tuscarora and Seneca youths reached Washington on foot from Old Fort Niagara to present three grains of corn to the President as a symbolic invite. A Smithsonian scientist questioned their tribal cognomens while press agent Lee Trenholm defended the names as authentic or inherited from peers and elders. The effort followed a September 3 Fort Niagara pageant, with the group seeking rest after a 500 mile trek in under 74 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Old Fort Niagara
N. Y
Smithsonian
Fort Niagara
Lee Trenholm
J. J. B. Hewitt
Treholm
Trenholm
Grant
W C T U Chooses Hagerstown for State Convention
Hagerstown will host the annual state convention of the W C T U from October 2 to 4 at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church. The gathering marks prior state meetings here in 1889 1909 and 1918 with a banquet on opening night and a program highlighting twenty seven departments of work and national speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Locomotive Lather Delays Trains In Kentucky Tank Incident
In Vigle Kentucky deputy sheriffs nabbed four boys bathing in a railroad tank causing locomotives to lose steam and slow down as engineers blamed soap for raising water temperature. The youths were cautioned to bathe at home. In Ohio a dead man named George M. Hoke drew 47 votes posthumously for State Representative in a Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsvigle
Central Railroad
Tiffin
George M. Hoke
Outdoor Service Set in Thurmont Church Lawn
An open air service is scheduled for Sunday at 8 p m on the Thurmont U B Church lawn with the junior choir from Frederick United Brethren Church about 20 members in attendance. If rain interrupts the plan the gathering moves to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont U. B
Frederick United ‘Brethren Church
Margaret Kent
James H. Fisher
Louise Fox
Deerfield
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Hanover
C. O. Meckley
Advice Column Response Warns Against Obsessive Pursuit
Betty Brainerd admonishes Red Lips for chasing a cafe worker and pressuring him about marriage. She urges dating others, stopping daily calls, and avoiding possessive tactics to gain respect or commitment. The guidance emphasizes self restraint and social balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Neces
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Marce Perm
LaMona Oi
Union League
Maryland
T Phone
Berwind
Humelsine
W. Church, St
Phone
Chimmey
Holland Furnace
Brown
Pa Ik
Morgan Pendleton
Norfolk
John Carmichael
Edward M. Tenney
Robert Wysong
C. L. Mackett
College Park
Clara Clark
West Washington Street
Mildred Wachter
East Washington Street
Dobb's Island
Ethel Shepley
Eula, Chapman
New Jersey
James Ripple
Joseph Oates
Grace
Peroney
Samuel Oates
McKéesport
Dewey Burk
Frances M. Fry
Jane
J. W. Leiter
Robert C. Kreigh
Columbus, C
Harold Bester
Nel Faye
Ocean City
R. G. Grove
Richard
Natchey, Miss
Mr. Grove
W. T. Grove
Pope Avenue
Henry Herring
Charles Herring
Fpitsburgh
E. E. Moore
Washington Avenue
Louella
Conrad
Forest Street
E. L. Burger
Paul Burger
Wiltshire
Atlantic City
Morning Herald
Ernest W. Miller
Orient
Tlkay
Rexall
Magnesia
Rudy’s Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
Miller's Woods
Lewistown-Creagerstown
MT. Tabor
Redskins
White House
W.C. T.U
Carter
Yor Carter
C.m.co
Thurmont
Toone, Tenn
Downsville Christian Church
Potomac
Grafton Downs, Jr
Misses Tela
Wanda Mellett
Faye
Helen Artz
Violet Turner
Josephine Moats
Arvella Swain
Jane Crampton
Edwina Swain
Katherine Bowers
Hattie Cline
Marle Dick
Devona Mellett
Harper Brindle
Ellis
Dennis
Laura Newcomer
Brainerd
Sary
Betty Brainerd
Blue & Gray
Potomac St
Bartley
J. W. Rohrer
W. Balto
Chiffon and Service
Ovara
Walters
Enis
Teadar
Wei Simpon
Walter’s Wave Studio
Hageratown
Rudy'’S Rexall Pharmacy
Haxeratown, Ma
Hagerstown Fur Shop Furriers and Designers
North Potomac Street
Hagerstown, Md
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