Social and Personal News From The Evening Mail
Social and personal items list residents and visitors including Mrs Calara Stem Miss Stem Mrs Harvey Bell of Wil Nameport Mrs Helen Rohrer of Hagerstown Clyde Glaser James Witte Miss Julia Croft of Chambersburg have returned from Atlantic City Lee W Baker and family returned from a two week auto trip Harry H Gaylor and sister Mrs J Franklin Davis Mrs Walter Rohrer and Miss Ruby Stouffer depart for a three week auto trip to Bol, Illinois Mr and Mrs A J Layman and son Jack of Philadelphia visiting Mr and Mrs George Orrick Mrs W Wiley Ritchie returned home after visiting Colonel and Mrs Charles Borland Norfolk VA Miss Rhins Bloyer nurse at Fairney Memorial Home returned from a week at Clear Spring with her parents Mr and Mrs D A Bloyer Mr and Mrs Alex Hamilton Miss Flo Williams Mrs Etta Williams and Mrs C A Miller motor to White Sulphur Springs Sunday Jane Vir ginia Seaman 110 Elms Street operated on at Washington County Hospital for appendicitis Mr and Mrs W B Wilkinson Mt Olive NC motored to Maryland to spend weeks with their mother Mrs Sarah Burtner Keedysville Accompanied by Miss Emmia Burtner who spent three weeks with relatives in North Carolina They made a delightful trip F J Fredericks of Hagerstown was a guest at the Hotel Rineron Atlantic City Horace Porter of Baltimore spent yesterday here formerly lived at 251 South Prospect Street Mr and Mrs S R Adams daughter Elizabeth son Kenneth and Miss Margaree Miller motored to Boiling Springs Sunday Miss Holly Porter of Baltimore formerly of this city who has been the guest of Samuel Strite left for the Y Camp at Big Pool for a week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Wilkinson
Mt. Olive
North Carolina
Maryland
Te Lntter
Sarah Burtner
Keedysville
Emmia.Burtner
Boys Band To Play At Church Tomorrow
The Independent Boys Band of Washington DC with 80 members performs Tuesday evening August 21 at 8 in the Sun day School auditorium of St John’s Lutheran Church Potomac Street. Admission is by silver offering. acoustics are praised and seats are plentiful under leader Professor Sidwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Boys Band of
Washington, D.C
St. John’s Lutheran Church
South Potomac Istreet
Brotherhood of St. John’s Lutheran Church
Gets license to wed local girl in New York
Miss Mabel Nagle of 819 Mulberry Avenue in this city and Robert Martin of Shippensburg Pennsylvania secured marriage licenses at Buffalo New York Saturday morning. Nagle a telephone operator left Hagerstown last Tuesday on vacation for Buffalo accompanied by Martin a telegraph operator. The union came as a complete surprise to their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Nagle
Muil
Berry Avenue
Robert Martin
Shippensburg
Buffalo
N. Y
Nagle
Hagerstown
Martin
iGirls Return From Y Camp After Fine Week
Miss Hade and the girls from Big Pool returned to town this morning after a week of sport at the Y camp. They held an outdoor supper and roasted marshmallows, planned an overnight hike delayed by rain, and completed a YWCA schedule with prizes for best kept hut best all round sport champion swimmer and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hade
Girls Milk Booth at County Picnic Under Way
The Girls Clubs of the County prepare a milk booth for the Farmers' picnic on Wednesday. Miss Susan Garberson, County Home Demonstration Agent, returns from Marion Ohio to finalize plans. The booth will offer ten to 20 gallons of milk and private tennis lessons may be arranged at the desk. The Girls also plan to help fill vacant hours with tennis instruction for members of the Y. M. C. A. as part of a broader community program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Garberson
County Home
Marion
Ohio
Naomi Hade
Youths Escape With But a Few Injuries
Albert Fitz of Waynesboro and Earl Sandy of this city escaped with slight injuries when the motorcycle they rode overturned and plunged down an embankment on the Western pike on Sunday. An auto driven by Jack Carbough of Broadfording attempting to pass collided with the motorcycle, turning the car on its side. Sheriff Kline and Deputy Davia investigated and said an arrest might be made. Both vehicles were wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fitz
Waynesboro
Kline
Davia
Luncheon at Women’s Club After Card Party
A devised crab luncheon will be served at the Women’s Club tomorrow after the usual morning card party. Two New Orleans women, each with 18 children, head to a movie, prompting some to call it a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Tilghmanton Tournament Draws Large Crowd and Prizes
A big crowd attended Tilghmanton’s annual tournament held Saturday, featuring amateur and professional knights. Amateur winners were Omer Ripple first, Richard Stover second, Richard Grive third. Miss Gladys Ripple crowned by Ripple and Miss Margaret Strite crowned by Grove. Pro winners were Wilbur Morin first, Harry Hennessey second, Jacob Burton third. Morin crowned Miss Hazel Cook, Burton crowned Miss Carmilla Hoffmaster. Coronation by Harry E. Snyder. Pie eating winners were Paul Smith first, Russell Ripple second. apple contest split into two classes with Russell Ripple first, Paul Smith second in class one, Russell Showe and Carson Metz winners in class two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilghmanton
Hilsworth Roulette
Knights
Omer Ripple
Richard Stover
Richard Grive
Richard Grove
Margaret Strite
Wilbur Morin
Harry Hennessey
Jacob Burton
Hazel Cook
Carmilla Hoffmaster
Harry E. Snyder
Paul Smith
Russell Ripple
Russel Ripple
Russell Showe
Carson Metz
Week End Party At Herald-Mail Club Held
A Herald-Mail Club House gathering on the River road featured a list of attendees from Hagerstown and beyond. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Broomall, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Broomall and sons, Edgar Woods, Helfrich family, Chas Herbert group, Carrie Jones, Dougherty of Hagers town, Elizabeth Reed and Betty Reed of Atlantic City, and Chronister family from Shippensburg and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Mail Club
River Road
Shepherdstown
B. R. Broomall
T. W. Broomall
Edwin
Lowell
Ward
Leonard
Edgar Woods
H. D. ‘Helfrich
Elizabeth
Graden
Harry
Chas
Herbert
Russell
Carrie Jones
Carl's Private School Prepares Fall Reopening In Thomas Building
The eleventh year institution plans to reopen for the fall term on Monday in the Thomas Building. A promotional note urges rheumatism sufferers to try Rheuma with a money back guarantee at Aughinbaugh or Koesisley Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Thomas
Selatica
Aughinbaugh
Koesisley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Mail
Calara Stem
Miss Stem
This City
Harvey Bell
Wil- Nameport
Pen-Mar
Helen Rohrer
Clyde Glaser
James Witte
Julia Croft
Chambersburg
Atlantic City
Lee W. Baker
Harry H. Gaylor
J. Franklin Davis
Walter Rohrer
Ruby Stouffer
Bolo
A. J. Layman
Jack
Philadelphia
George Orrick
W. Wiley Ritchie
Charles Borland
Norfolk
Rhins Bloyer
Fairney Memorial Home
Clear Spring
Mrs
D. A. Bioyer
Alex, Hamilton
Flo Wiliams
Etta Willams
C. A. Miller
White
Elphur Springs
Jane
Virginia Seaman
Elms Street
Washington County Hospital
F. J. Fredericks
Horace Porter
Baltimore
South Prospect Street
8. R. Adams
Kenneth
Margaree Miller
Boiling Springs
Holly Porter
Ecity
Samuel Strite
Big Pool
Stiell Chas. M. Stieff, Inc
Fotomac Street
The
Talking Machine Shop
Gisie
N.Y
iGirls
Knights of Columbus
James A. Flaherty
Robert Rudy
Bester-Long Company
Sharpsburg
Alice M. Weagly
Potomac
Sue Streat
Higerstown
Schindal
Rohrer & Co., Inc
Potomac 8&J
Ethel Carlson
Sweden
Maria Graye
France
Amelita DuVeal
Argentine
Sidnie’Lloyd
Ireland
Sophie Jackson
England
Delphine Wood
Honolulu
Deauville
Eters
Miller’s
S. Potomac St
Puddine
All
Grocersous Puddine Co., Baltimers, Ha
McManus
Golly
Lotr
Green Spring Lithia
Gakleis Arcade
Pen Mar Park
Lower Station
Western
Academy
W. Guy Kline
Colonial Theatre
Nixeson’s Academy
Lincoln Hagerstown Motor CO
McCardell Bros
ALL New Fresh Drugs
Srudy's
Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
Hardie
Ss. L . & the Worlds Best ‘Blood Medicina
Home Furniture Co
Potomac Street
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