Social and Personal Notes From Washington County
Social and personal notices from the Evening Mail list residents visiting relatives, returning from trips to Baltimore Harrisburg Chicago and New York World’s Fair. Guests include Major and Mrs Parker Guilford and Baltimore. Miss Lucille Mace. Miss Anne Irwin. Miss Katharine Eyerly. Miss Helen Stahl. and many other locals visiting family, attending events, or traveling by ship or train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Stahl
Salem Avenue
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Women’s Club Activities Signal September Restart
The Women’s Club resumes activities on September 1 under President Mrs. S B Riley with a full first week program. The dining room will reopen as housekeeping returns, and the clubhouse hosts meetings luncheons and entertainments including a concert by Helen Braley Cavanaugh and Floyd Sherman. The week features a September 6 luncheon planning the 1933 34 membership drive and a rummage sale chaired by Mrs. Robert C Carder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Riley
Anna Baechtel
Helen Braley Cavanaugh
Floyd Sherman
A. Roy Phillippy
Robert C. Carder
Miss Moss Bride of Arthur Powles
Miss Mary L. Moss of this city and Burkitts ville wed Arthur K. Powles son of Mrs. Joshua H. Powles at Elkton Ma on July 5. The ceremony was conducted by Rev L E Miner. The groom works at Emmett Hardware Company. Charles Irvin Storm of Frederick and wife announce engagement of their daughter Mary Jane to Ric M Gaver of Atlantic City formerly of this city. The wedding is set for Sept 6 at Calvary Methodist Episcopal church Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Moss
This City
Burkittsville
Arthur K. Powles
Joshua HE. Powles
Wayside Avenue
L. E. Miner
Elkton, Ma
Emmett Hardware Company
Charles Irvin Storm
Frederick
Mary Jane
Ric,m. Gaver
Atlantic City
Mary Young Rebekah Lodge Picnic at Row's Park Tomorrow
The Mary Young Rebekah Lodge No A1CF will hold its annual picnic at Row's Park tomorrow August 24. A bus will leave the Odd Fellows temple at 2 PM. The committee in charge is arranging amusements and supper. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Young Rebekah Lodge
No. A
1.C.C. F
Row's Park
Odd Fellows Temple
Meyers and Berkson Show You How to Furnish in Style
A local ad promotes home furnishing in good taste with savings at Meyers and Berkson located at 43 West Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers & Berkson
Franklin St
Bridge Shower This Evening for Mrs Roulette II
A bridge party and shower hosted by Mrs J Hamilton Shupp honors Mrs Joseph C Roulette II at Mrs M T Funkhouser's South Prospect home. Guests include Mrs W Riley Daniels Jr Mrs Kenneth A Dotter Mrs Henry W Hanson Jr Miss Alice F Friend and others from Washington and local circles. The pink and white decor will suit an eight o'clock start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hamilton Shupp
M. T. Funkhouser
South Prospect Street
Joseph C. Roulette
W. Riley Daniels, Jr
Kenneth A. Dotter
Henry W. 4. Hanson, Jr
Alice F. Friend
Buddy
Amy Moore
Hilma Jean
Lucille Barner
Surprise Birthday Party Honoring Mr Reed At Home
Mrs Lawrence G Reed hosted a surprise party at 517 Brown Avenue in honor of her husband Lawrence G Reed birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Guy P Grove and families, P W Myers and family, Robert Myers, Mabel Elizabeth Sue Wire, Elizabeth Potterfield of Lovetsville VA, Mrs Annie E Reed, Pauline Arnold and daughter, Robert Carbaugh, Martha Lee Rittey Gladys Patton Doyle Austin Reed Dorothy Reed Sarah Mumma and others. Cards and dancing followed with pink and white refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence G. Reed
Brown Avenue
Guy P. Grove
P. W. Myers
Robert Myers
Mabel
Elizabeth
Sue Wire
Elizabeth Potterfield
Lovetsville
Annie E. Reed
Pauline Arnold
Robert Carbaugh
Martha Lee Rittey
Gladys Patton
Winchester
Doyle
Austin Reed
Dorothy Reed
Gapland
Sarah Mumma
Boonsboro
Reed
Miss Divers Weds Frederick Man In Washington D C
Miss Katherine Elizabeth Divers daughter of Mrs C E B Divers of Canton Ohio and Lawrence Fahrney Holter of Frederick were quietly married Saturday noon August 15 at the parsonage of the Methodist Episcopal church Washington D C The ceremony was performed by Rev A F Poore The bride wore a pink crepe dress with white accessories Mr Holter is a graduate of Frederick High School and assistant manager of the Farmer Co operative Association in Frederick They will reside in Frederick after September 17
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Elizabeth Divers
C. EB. Divers
Canton
Ohio
Lawrence Fahrney Holter
Frederick
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
A. F. Poore
Holter
W. T. Robertshaw
West
Washington Street
Frederick High School
Farmer Co-operative Association
Germans retreat on 31 mile front demoralized army
Report notes a German retreat on a 31 mile front with the army in a demoralized state. Fifty two French villages are reportedly recaptured as Allied pressure increases. Robert H. McCauley is named chairman of the four minute men organization. Arthur C. Hewitt resigns as secretary of the Rotary Club to pursue a job in Pittsburgh. E P Coaill Hancock forecasts a 40000 barrel apple crop. his orchard is described as the largest in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. McCauley
Four-Minute Men
Arthur C. Hewitt
Rotary Club
Pittsburgh
E.P.’ Coaill, Hancock
Local Factory and Local Officials Named in Historic Notes
Harry E Beachley William A Beachley and Palmer Tennant formed a new shirt factory for the city S L V Young was nominated for Register of Wills and Howard L Long for Clerk of Court by the Socialists Fred Gallion of Waynesboro spent 1000 on a 12 horsepower steam auto seating 24 persons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Beachley
William A. Beachley
Palmer Tennant
S. L. V. Young
Register of Wills
Howard L. Long
Fred Gallion
Waynesboro
Maryland Legion Auxiliary Plans 12th Annual Convention
The 12th annual convention of the Maryland Legion Auxiliary is set during the State Legion convention with sessions at the Masonic Temple. About two hundred delegates and visitors are expected as weather delays some arrivals. Mrs. Ruby Owens Wheatley arrives to headquarter at the Hotel Hamilton and leads a program praising the Auxiliary’s work with the Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Legion Auxiliary of
Maryland
Masonic Temple
Ruby Owens Wheatley
Cambridge
Hamilton
Legion
Armory
Wheatley
Auxiliary
Maryland Department
United States
American Legion
National Recovery Act
Birthday Party for New York Youth at Row's Park
Paul Bakito celebrated his 16th birthday with a wiener roast hosted by Richard Alter at Favorite's cottage in Row's Park. Music by The West End Ramblers. Attendees included Fred Cassidy, Robert Brown, Melvin Ward, Emmett Hilton, Harry Kreltz, Paul Shook, Kenneth Horst, Robert Conger, Walter Shook, Doris Shook, Ethel and Neil Lane, Ida Balzaretti, Dorothy Carvey, and others from New York City, Baltimore, and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Paul Bak
Paul Bakito
Walter Shook
Doris Shook
Ethel
Neil Lane
This City
Ida Balzaretti
Dorothy Carvey
Baltimore
Mrs. Hartman
Shook
Horst
Favorite
Athletic instructors marry in Virginia union of Condon and LeGore
Miss Susan Fout Condon, daughter of Mr and Mrs W Condon of Frederick, wed Wilbur Corthel LeGore son of Mr and Mrs Walter LeGore of LeGore Md. The ceremony took place Saturday August 12 in Sherton Va officiated by Rev A N Lewis. Bride a Frederick High and Sargent School graduate and five year athletic instructor at Hagerstown High School. LeGore a Mercersburg Academy and Yale graduate now working with his father at LeGore. The couple reside with groom's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Fout Condon
W. Condon
Frederick
Wilbur Corthel LeGore
Walter .LeGore
LeGore
Shertton
A. N. Lewis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederick High School
Sargent School
Eagerstown
Miss Jones to Receive Degree at Harrisonburg College
Mrs Valetia Dunavan Jones of 69 East Antietam Street will receive a Bachelor of Science degree from Harrisonburg State Teachers College in Harrisonburg Virginia on Thursday August 24. Commencement will be in Woodrow Wilson Hall. A Shenandoah High School graduate, she has taught in Washington County schools for ten years and is noted for high qualitative credits as well as quantitative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valetia Dunavan Jones
Antietam Street
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
Woodrow Wilson Hall
Olive Hope Beauty Shoppe Returns To Former Prices
Olive Hope Beauty Shoppe plans price restoration pending government approval. Mrs Olive R Zeller lists 208 North Potomac Street and telephone 66 W as contact details for inquiries and service reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Hope Beauty
Olive R. Zeller
Potomac St
Dear Betty Brainerd Letters on love and deformity
A reader explains a childhood accident left a noticeable shoulder deformity and asks how to tell a fiancée about it. Betty Brainerd advises facing the issue, suggests writing a candid letter if verbal talk is hard, and notes character matters more than physical flaw. The columnist encourages honesty and clarifies financial limits before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
D. D. D. Prescription Relief for Severe Itching
An old health ad touts D. D. D. Prescription antiseptic for eczema dry skin and rashes. It promises instant relief from intense itching, skin soothing action, greaseless formula that dries quickly, and a 25 cent trial bottle with money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
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Altigma
Evening Mail Phone 104
Benedict Boswell
Clearspring
Washington County Hospital
George E. Parker
Guilford
Samuel Emmert
Terrace Court
Parker
Harry E. Hobbs
Terrace Court Apartments
Ruth Kesselring
South Locust
Dow Elaine Wolfe
Potomac Street
Willan
Charles J. Mace
South Potomac Street
Harrisburg
Paulitte Bloser
G. W. Schudel
Jane
Patsy
Para- Mount
Mian
Virginia
C. Mo ‘McCauley
Snyder
West Englewood
N. J
Locust Street
Columbia University
Russell Howard
Billy
The
Terrace
Chatham
Boston
Laura Schmidt
George B. Font
Gueats
W. C. Huddle
Lutheran Parsonage
Williamsport
A. M. Campau
Detroit
Betty
Springfield Farm
J. Lewis
Lemen
Mary M. Lenen
J. G. Keckler
Jefferson Street
John W. and
Guy E. Keckler
Cleveland
Paul Startzman
Summit Avenue
Philadelphia
Louise Porter
Miss Frazier
the Terrace
Washington
Miss Porter
Jermaine Porter
Michigan
J. J. Porter
Anne Irwin
Jvouis A. Sager
Oak Hill Avenue
North Carolina
Lake Katouga
N. C
Katharine L. Eyerly
Mrs
Elmer K. Eyerly
E.M. Heineman
Brooklyn, N. Y
W. F. Spahr
A. J. Russell
Naomi Sheckells
Albert Magabe
North Mulberry Street
Madeline Magaha
Martha Lee Ritter
Phytlig Carty
Elsie Stamper
William J. Ginaty
North
Catafauqua
Elsie Spielman
Mrs. Ell B. Smith
Amenta Snavely
Fred Souders
East North Streat
John Funk
His
Otemac Club Orchestra
Dave Hagan
Hagerstown
PIT
Liz Wey
Iaae
Wm. G.tucker
Miss Moss
Arthur Powles
Frank Semler
Chewsville
Helen Hershey
Dorothy Green
Gibbs College
Mass
Thomas W. Pangborn
Tuc
Breezy Point Lodge
Minnesota
Big Pelican Lake
R. B. Norment
Nancy Norment
Misser
Nellie Martin
Pauline Lewis
R. C. Hershey
Orville Hershey
Helen and
Mary Bang
Guilford Avenue
Wildwood
L. & B. Hat Works
East Washington
Larm’s Beauty Shop
N. Potomac St
Jame
J. W. Rohrer
Hattimere
S. H. Shupp
J. C. Roulette
MR. Reed
Lawrence F. Holter
Auxiliary OF Legion
State Department
Ruby Wheatley
Legion Auxiliary
New York
Rudy’s Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
Brown's Smart Shop
Susan F. Condon
Wilbur DeGore
Miss Jones
Ae “Jy
Jana
Mitter
Arkie
B.D
Héller
URMA
Cevencoe
Iuseeeaees
M. Fleisher, Inc
Lux
Rowelf
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