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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1927

Page

8

Social and Personal Highlights From Williamsport Area

Social and personal items detail visits and guests across Williamsport and nearby towns. Names include Mrs PB Snyder and Maxine of Lakeland. Edw Ross family. Edna Schaefer Charleston. Catherine Taylor Williamsport. Elmer Stonesifer and R H Kaylor family. Florence Miller. Hazel Hartranft. Pauline Renner. Miss Nigh and Dr. Russell. many others visiting, staying, or traveling to Atlantic City, Washington, Baltimore, and Ocean City.

Edna Schaeffer Charleston 3. C Catherine Taylor Williamsport Miss. Schaeffer Hagerstown Hazel Hartranft Pauline Renner Atlantic City

Reterson’s Ointment Promises Clear Skin Remedy

An old advertisement touts Reterson’s Ointment as a skin remedy. It claims after a few applications the skin becomes clean and clear, free from pimples and roughness, and notes the product is recommended by druggists at 35 cents a box.

Reterson

Fifty couples licensed to wed in week here

Fifty couples were licensed to wed here last week and August gains as a popular month for weddings. Saturday licenses included Edwin J. Mullican and Mary Elizabeth Dalr, Betty Despen and Raymond Case, Clyde M. Hoffman and Helen Carter, Ira J. Price and Ruth Goshorn, George W. Calimer and Edna Molin, John Leno and Emma Nye, Irvin L. Jones and Frances Konitz, Henry Bluebaugh and Marie Johnston, Cleveland L. Gregory and VizzIe Sutton, Arnold Hepsiey and Carrie Syhold, Paul V. McKenzie and Edith Shank, J Hubert Mills and Clytie Renner, Carl Myers and Mildred Shank, Howard T. Doty and Dorothy V. Herr, Chester B. Glazier and Ethel Spront. Marry at Quirausk Mary Evelyn Manner and Raymond T. Kelley, both of Brunswick, were married August 22 at Quirauk Pen-Mar by Rev. Charles W. Hess. The couple will reside in Washington where Kelley is employed.

Edwin J. Mullican Frederick Mary Elizabeth Dalr Brunswick Raymond Case Betty Despen Staunton Clyde M. Hoffman Hagerstown Helen R. Carter This City Ira J. Price Shade Gap Ruth A. Goshorn Neelyton George W. Calimer Edna Molin Glen Furney John Leno Emma F. Nye Palmyra Irvin L. Jones Frances Konitz Henry Bluebaugh Marie Johnston Waynesboro Cleveland L. Gregory Vizzie M. Sutton Arnold Hepsiey Martinsburg W. Xa Carrie Syhold Green Ridge Paul V. McKenzie Edith Shank J. Hubert Mills Williamsport Clytie Renner Sharpsburg Carl Myers Mildred Shank Smithsburg Howard T. Doty Dorothy V. Herr Reading Chester B. Glazier Harrisburg Ethel M. Spront Daulphin Quirauk Mary Evelyn Manner Raymond T. Kelley Pen- Mar Charles WW. Hess Bethany Lutheran Church of Pen-Mar Washington Kelley

Phantasy Six to Play Return Engagement at Opequon Lake Park

Local orchestra the Phantasy Six plans a southern tour after a rapid rise since formation. Joshua Messersmith serves as advance agent for the group featuring Clay McLaughlin Charles Stein Edgar Snavely Carl Trager Robert Smith Alvin Morganthal and John OConnell. A separate item notes Naomi Spencer of Cincinnati hosting a surprise eleventh birthday party for Virginia Reynolds at the Frank Reynolds home in Smithsburg with a large guest list.

Phantasy Six Opequon Lake Park Winchester Joshua Messer-smith Clay McLaughlin Charles Stein Edgar Snavely Carl Trager Robert Smith Alvin Morganthal John O'Connell Naomi Spencer Cincinnati Ohio Frank Reynolds Smithsburg Virginia Donald Masters Robert Reynolds Norris David Bachtell George Smith Guy Reynolds Clarence Hafer Dorothy Masters Estelle Shank Charlotte Pryor Mae Unger Alice Shank Walter Harshman Harold Reynolds Robert Winders Frank Unger Alvin Hafer Hilda Fryer Edna Shank Maxine Unger Elizabeth Frey Virginia Plume Fred Hafer

Grape Trimmed A Cluster of Blue Crystal Grapes

A fragmentary line appears to describe a scene with a silver child and a crystal grape motif. The text is unclear and may be part of a poetic or artistic caption with handling of grapes and silver elements. No identifiable persons or organizations can be confirmed.

Miller Family Seventeenth Reunion At Leitersburg

The seventeenth Miller family reunion was held at the Miller homestead near Leitersburg with an excellent dinner and an engaging program. Rev. Ferdinand Hesse of Smithsburg delivered the address, and numerous relatives attended from Hagerstown Clearspring and nearby towns including Snyder, Hill, Kaiser, Bachtel, Exetine, Travinger, Shupp, Gehr, Rhodes, and Joseph Shupp.

Miller Miller Homestead Leitersburg Ferdinand Hesse Smithsburg M. B. Snyder Lester Snyder Ida Hill Mary Kaiser Misa Eyeline Bachtel Clarence Exetine Luther Travinger Hagerstown

Announcement of King’s Daughters fund campaign leaders

The organization announces the King’s Daughters fund drive to be held Tuesday and Wednesday October 18. General chairman is Mrs B H Zeigler with finance chair Mrs Charles Schaibley and initial gift chairs Mrs N Hoffmeier Mrs Joseph Byron Mrs Edward Updegraff Mrs E N Funkhouser and Mrs John Pangborn. District chairs include Mrs A E Baker Mrs J D Raff Mrs Frank Bentz and Mrs C A Little. Letters go to houses Tuesday and collections Wednesday. Alsatia Club outing at Brewer's Landing featured swimming games and a picnic.

Organization of the King's Daughters B. H. Zeigler Charles Schaibley N. Hoffmeier Joseph Byron Edward Updeegraff E. N. Funkhouser John Pangborn A . E. Baker J. D. Raff Frank Bentz C. A. Little

Watch Your Gestures By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

A columnist discusses how small gestures carry weight, likening Elbert Gary’s wave to triggering steel mill actions via a Knowles grid glow relay tube. The piece argues ethics mirror science in that kind acts ripple outward while unkindness breeds further harm.

Elbert Gary United States Steel Corporation Knowles Homestead Pittsburgh

Wedding Brings Kathrine Dinwiddie McKee To Frederick Peters

Do You Recall the Mail notes a rumor of murder after Nannie B. Henry burial. Kathrine Dinwiddie McKee wed Dr. Frederick C. Peters at W C McKee home on Potomac Avenue with Rev. Dr. Simon officiating. Julia McKee was maid of honor, Virginia McKee a flower girl. Other items include farm news, local births, garden produce, and canal cargo records.

W. C. McKee Potomac Avenue Katherine Dinwiddie McKee Frederick C. Peters Dr. Simon Julia McKee Virginia McKee

First Meeting Of Class Held

The Senior Commercial Club class of 1926 held its first annual meeting at the Y M C A Friday night. R. Schwinger opened with a letter from Harry S. Krens at Langley Field. Prof. Iseminger spoke on friendship. Hicks gave an impromptu talk. Soddergren and Myers entertained. Next meeting set for August next year. A separate item notes Arthur Spessard’s entertaining performance at Smithsburg Community Hall for the Cavetown Women’s Club. Cast included about twenty Smithsburg residents. solos by Mrs. Clarence Wolf and Edgar Beamer. Mr and Mrs Fred Hoschka returned home to Mealey Circle after visiting New York.

Arthur Spessard Otterbein College Ohio Smithsburg Cavetown Mrs Fred. Hoschka Mealey Circle New York

Couple Marry Here Saturday In Quiet Church Wedding

Miss Dora Genevieve Thomas daughter of Mr and Mrs C F Thomas of Sharpsburg Pike and A Preston Nitzell son of Mr and Mrs A C Nitzell of Baltimore were united in marriage at 4:00 PM Saturday at St Pauls U B Church parsonage by Rev Dr F Berry Plummer. The couple, both known locally, plan a Canada trip then reside with the bride’s parents.

Dora Genevieve Thomas

Surprise Shower Honors Mrs Lucy Hull Moats

Mrs Widerhold's United Brethren S S class held a surprise shower at her home in Mrs Wiederhold's honor. The house was attractively decorated with cut flowers.

Joseph Widerhold United Brethren S

Nobody's Business Pedestrians and Motorists Clash on Streets

A humorous critique of Saturday night pedestrians who rush across the Public Square on red or green, provoking motorists. The writer argues pedestrians are irritating and unwise, suggesting motorists are culpable and even jokes about a driver’s misfortune with a baby carriage in a carburetor.

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