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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1939

Page

2

Fountain Head Club Dance Tonight With Out of Town Guests

Fountain Head Club hosts a supper dance at seven on the terrace if weather permits. Al Gruber’s orchestra will play after supper. Guests include Mr and Mrs John Lane of Philadelphia and Miss Posey Appleman of Washington visiting Mr and Mrs L Vinton Hershey and others from Hartford Detroit Had donfield Montclair Baton Rouge.

Fountain Head Club al Gruber John Lane Philadelphia Posey Appleman Washington L. Vinton Hershey Edger Reed Hartford Elizabeth Grimes Noland Randolph Baton, Rouge Edward Davis Thurman, Lindsay

Engage Orchestra For Queen's Ball

Little Joe Hart and his twelve piece orchestra will perform at the Queen's Ball in Berkeley Springs on Monday night September 4 as part of the Tomato Festival social program. The band comes from Glen Echo Park near Washington and adds ensemble novelties glee club songs and solos. The ball begins at nine at Park View Inn with Miss Izetta Jewel Queen Morgan III and others present. Tickets available by writing Mr Hovermale Berkeley Springs W Va.

Little Joe Hart Berkeley Springs Glen Echo Park Washington Ace Brigadé Joe Hart Joe Queens Park View Inn Izetta Jewel, Sr Queen Morgan III Hovermale W. Va

Social and Personal News Highlights At City Homes

Social and personal notices report Mr and Mrs W O Vedder return to Oak Hill after weeks at Bigwin Inn Ontario. Guests include Dr and Mrs Thomas W Koon in Cumberland for Governor O Conor visit. Many locals plan motor trips through Canada and attend family events, with moves, hospital visits, and travels to New York, Baltimore, Roanoke, and Washington.

Thomas W. Pangborn City Cumberland Thomas W. Koon Herbert R. O'Conor

Linen Shower For Miss Mowen

Misses Rosalie Huffer and Maxine Davis hosted a linen shower for Miss Jane Mowen at Miss Trnffer’s South Potomac street home. The event honors Miss Mowen’s upcoming wedding to Ed win Neikirk Jr on August 23. Green and white decorations, card games, and prizes framed the evening. guests included Phyllis Leiter Vivian Brows Mary Nigh Leona Abshire Jane Cochrane Alice Doub Jane White and Mrs Ned Martin.

Rosalie Huffer Maxine Davis Trnffer South Potomac Street Jane Mowen Edwin Neikirk, Jr Phyllis Leiter Vivian Brows Mary Nigh Leona Abshire Jane Cochrane Alice Doub Jane White Ned Martin

Dr Irwin to Preach at Baptist Church Sunday

Dr Joseph Y Irwin formerly of First Baptist will supply at the Baptist Church for both services Sunday. Morning topic is Many Diadems and evening topic is The Man of the Second Chance. Tent meetings by Church of God near Salem avenue on Avon Place every evening at 7 45 with Evangelist Earl Marquiss directing preaching and music.

Joseph Y Irwin First Baptist Church Baptist Church Church of God Salem Avenue Avon Place Earl Marquiss

Engineers Tour Cushwa Brick Works in Williamsport

Members of the Southern Engineering Society of Hagerstown toured the Cushwa Brick Works in Williamsport this week. Victor Cushwa invited the group to visit the 100 acre plant, which operates its own quarry with enough shale for 180 years and produces about 60 000 bricks daily in 35 varieties. The plant employs 75, uses two men to move shale through every stage, and features mechanized processes and ten kilns of 90 000 brick capacity each. The visit highlighted cleanliness, order, and the manager’s initiative, with a brief business meeting and refreshments following the tour.

Southern Engineering Society of Hagerstown Cushwa Brick Works Williamsport Victor Cushwa Wiliamsport Gusiwa L. R. Voris Mr. Cushwa

Fellowship Forum Meets in Cavetown Sunday Afternoon

The Youth Fellowship Forum, a group from Evangelical and Reformed Churches of Washington county, will hold its third quarterly meeting of the year in Cavetown Sunday at 2 o'clock. Since organizing in October 1938 the group has grown to 75 to 100 members. Outdoor program ends with a vesper service. Members of Reformed Churches are urged to attend. meet at Zion Reformed Church at 1:30.

Youth Fellowship Forum Cavetown Evangelical and Reformed Churches Washington County Reformed Churches Zion Reformed Church

Chapel Services and Many Marriage Licenses Listed

Sunday school resumes at 9 30 a m at Trinity Lutheran Chapel on Liberty street with a new primary department and church renovations completed. The list of marriage licenses includes Howard L Crise Jr and Jeanne E Spencer both 25 and 23 from Baltimore, plus numerous couples from Hagerstown Greencastle Smithsburg and surrounding areas.

Trinity Lutheran Chapel Liberty Street Howard L. Crise, Jr Jeanne E. Spencer Baltimore Ralph, W. Morgan Charlotte M. Baer Smithsbury Robert H. Saunders Elizabeth O Long Greencastle Mervin J. Martin Catherine M. Eshleman Hagerstown Jack Shapiro Rose Polack John W. Smith Watfordsburg Cora M. Barnhart Hancock Lynn Coffinbarger Alma Boyd Hedgesville W. Va Herbert A. Brown Margaret J, Knepper Highfield Albert Gruber Sue BE. Linder George S. Bowers Louise Smith Tragerstown Elden G. Davis Waynesboro Hazel G. Musselman Mercersbur Iry L. Green Ethel I. Wallick Iroy E. Orr Martinsburs Mary Bittinger Lonaconing Ralph L. Lorshbaughn Goldie Stains Norris W. Sheffler, Jr Maxine Moxley Newton Square Charles I. Bowenkelman Lillian I. Gregory

Washington County Library Debuts Broad Short Story Shelf

The Washington County Free Library adds a week’s new titles including Somer set Maugham’s Tellers of Tales and I Believe edited by Clifton Fadiman. Other works cover personal philosophies, Americas to the South, My Life as a Rebel, fiction classics, hazard and rescue themes, and aviation manuals. Rental collection gains include Babson and Star Spangled Virgin among many titles.

Washington County Free Library W. Somerset Maugham Scott Kipling Wodehouse Hemingway Caldwell Irving Balzac Clifton Fadiman New Yorker Pearl Buck Stuart Chase Lin Yiutang Emil Ludwig James Thurber Albert Einstein United States John T Whitaker Angelica Balabanoff International Labor Movement Balabanoff Mussolini Juarez Lennon Trotsky Socialist Movement Communist Party Lenin Assen Jordanoff William Foster Raymond F. Yates Mary R. Parkman Dorothy Myers Monroe Byrd and Stone Elmer Wheeler Adams Perfect Speciman Ayers Bailey Bindless Bower Lonesome Trail Mulford Johnny Nelson Man Oppenheim Miss Mott Pedler Raine Run of the Brush Rinehart Red Lamp Seltzer Silverspurs Sharp Four Gardens Sherman Smith Babson Blake Heyward Lincoln Ownley Inn Wentworth

Weiner Roast by Grace Class at Pangborn Park

The Grace class of Grace United Brethren church held a weiner roast at Pangborn Park on Thursday evening. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sprecher, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rodi and children, Mesdames Louise McNamee Mildred Myers Bessie Sprecher Leonard Shackleford and Helen May, Misses Jane Pryor Jane Arnsparger June Mundey June Lowery Betty Sprecher Vivian Webber Dora Shook Opal Bishop Mary Louise Sprecher Dorothy Lear Helen Sprankle and Hazel Geist.

Grace Grace United Brethren Church Pangborn Park Lester Sprecher Eugene Rodi Mesdames Louise McNamee Mildred Myers Bessie Sprecher Leonard Shackleford Helen May Jane Pryor Jane Arnsparger June Mundey June Lowery Betty Sprecher Vivian Webber Dora Shook Opal Bishop Mary Louise Sprecher Dorothy Lear Helen Sprankle Hazel Geist

CLASS PICNIC AT WASHINGTON SQUARE CHURCH EVENT

Willing Workers Class annual picnic and wiener roast at Cold Springs Park featured roller skating and games Thursday evening. Prizes went to Marie Kriz Irvan Shaw and Scott Golden. Attendees included Rev and Mrs John Fort, and multiple families. Also dinner hosted for newly married Mr. and Mrs John Geist with nine guests.

Washington Square Methodist Church Cold Springs Park Marie Kriz Irvan Shaw Scott Golden John Fort George Hicks Walter McGlaughlin Scott Galden Adolph Kriz Thurman Thurst

Coming Events Calendar Listing for Aug and Sept

Local events include archery championships at City Park on Aug 20, municipal band concerts on several dates at City Park, a Junior YMCA Band concert, various picnics and dances, and the Old Dominion Archery Association Championship at St James School on Sept 3-4. A Dahlia and Flower Show closes the period at the State Armory on Sept 28-29.

City Park Junior Y.M. C A Farm Bureau, Grange and Homemakers Clubs Washington County Kiwanis Club San Mar Row’s Park Fountain Head Country Club State Armory Hagerstown Dahlia Society Chamber of Commerce

Elderly woman delays party to wed longtime beau

In Hamilton Montana on August 19, Mary Jane Patterson aged 93 failed to attend a party for the town's elder women. Friends later learned she was obtaining a marriage license to wed J. W. Hayden 72 of Stevensville, signaling a surprise union rather than a social lapse.

Hamilton Mont Mary Jane Patterson J. W. Hayden Stevensville

Tex Terrell to Perform at Row's Park This Week

Row's Park management announces Tex Terrell and the Calf Whip Jamboree Boys will headline for a week of western entertainment. A native Texan with whip and lariat, he travels with a crack string band. The show tours have lasted sixteen years, recently finishing a Pennsylvania run, with free performances each evening from Monday at 8 p.m. through Sunday, August 27.

Row’s Park Tex Terrell Tex Pennsylvania

Family Picnic By Willing Workers at City Park

The Willing Workers Sunday School Class of the First Brethren Church held a family picnic at City Park on Thursday evening. Adults and children enjoyed games, with many members listed among the attendees including Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Rohrer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Gaylor, and Mrs. L. A. Messier among others.

Willing Workers Brethren Church L.A. Messier Linwood C. H. Rohrer Harry H. Gaylor John G. Smith George W. Spielman Francis Heck J. Keiffer Funk John L. Carnochan Edwin Staley Hugh Downs Carrol Pottenberger Elsie Shipp Hroil Heck Mary Jane Garman Jo Anne Garman Dorothy Jane Potfenberger Etta Belle Cushen Ella Smith Helen Downey Agnes Carnochan Helen Staley Winoa Stale

Jaycees Stag Picnic Set for August 25 Evening

The Junior Chamber of Commerce stag picnic is planned for Friday August 25 at Tom McCardell's Snyder's Landing clubhouse. Jaycees chairman Jake Rudy promises full evening entertainment with a Dutch lunch at 6 30 pm. Transportation from Hotel Alexander will be provided.

Alexander

Miss Baer and Mr. Morgan Wed in Chewsville

Miss Charlotte M. Baer and Ralph W. Morgan wed at United Brethren Church in Chewsville on August 16. Rev. E R Andrews officiated. Miss Baer is daughter of John and Mrs Baer of Smithsburg. groom is son of Ralph and Mrs Morgan of Smithshire and a Middletown High School graduate employed by I R Morgan and Sons Planing Mill. A separate note mentions Trench warfare possibly originating in a Civil War battle at Corinth, Mississippi.

Charlotte M. Baer Ralph W. Morgan United Brethren Church Chewsville E. R. Andrews Morgan John Baer Smithsburg Mr. Morgan Ralph E. Morgan Smithshire Middletown High School I. R. Morgan and Sons Corinth, Miss

Straw Ride at Trinity Chapel Birthday Celebration

A Sunday school class at Trinity Chapel held a straw ride to Rowe's Park on Wednesday evening to honor Mrs. Harry Harrison, who received a gift. Supper followed for a long list of attendees, including E. L. Burger, Mat Spessard, and many others. Donald Miner enjoyed a birthday party at Hager Park Tuesday evening for his 11th.

Rowe's Park Trinity Chapel Harry Harrison Donald Miner Hager Park Gail Rudisill Millie Crow Carol Evans Connie Suively Betty Jane Baker Joyce Miner Gerald Feigley Dickie Cramer Ronnie Nanamaker Raymond Donaldson Tony Ebersole Dickie Ridgley Victor Bakler Nona Baker Clyde Miner

Palmer Hammond Rites Held in Winchester Va

Mr and Mrs Sylvester J Palmer of Smithsburg announce the marriage of their daughter Oneda Louise Palmer to Richard Hammond son of Mr and Mrs Frank L Hammond of Chewsville. The wedding occurred Saturday August 15 in Winchester Va with Rev Stephen L Muckinger officiating. The bride wore a blue dress with white accessories. Mrs Hammond has resided in Hagerstown for the past three years.

Sylvester J.palmer Smithsburg Oneda Louise Palmer Richard Hammond Frank L. Hammond Chewsville Winchester Stephen L. Muckinger The Reformed Church

Burglars Target Farmers Grata Elevator in North Dakota

In Grandin North Dakota on August 19 a sign taunted burglars stating there is nothing of value and the safe opens with a left turn to 25. The robbers smashed the empty safe. Also noted are beauty culture classes offered by Dorothy Dermody School of Beauty Culture at 27 N Potomac Street with phone number 1382.

Margaret Lawrence Margaret Norris Karl Baarslag Grandin N. D Farmers Grata Company Dorothy Dermody Beauty Culture N. Potomac St Ady

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