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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1933
Page
3
Individuals named Osborne, Grimes, Norton, Bush, Miller, Sharpe, Gruber visit relatives in Maryland and Williamsport. A boy from John H. Norton Jr. underwent tonsil surgery in the county capital and recuperates at home. Virginia Gruber returns from Martinsburg City Hospital after treatment.
A hectic community social page records multiple honorings and visits. Mrs. Samuel McBeth is feted at a handkerchief shower with a weiner roast. Guests include J Stottlemyer Zitzman and dozens more. Birth announced for Joseph C Roulette Jr. engagement of Luella Hall to Martin Murphy planned for September.
Major Francis St. Austell, English lecturer, spoke at St. Johns Lutheran auditorium last night. The talk, sponsored by the Henry Kyd Douglas chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy, praised the U S while noting no country can do without others. He described military experiences in India and Africa. Attorney Stuart E. Bushong introduced him.
Miss Hazel C Frush visits relatives in Blairs Valley while guests gather for suppers and weeklong stays. Numerous visitors travel from Hagerstown Chambersburg Baltimore and Maugansville to Frush home and nearby towns.
Residents of Shady Bower host and visit relatives across towns including Maugansville Clearspring and Greencastle. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. John Eby, Mrs. Nellie Frush, and groups from Chambersburg Hagerstown and Baltimore. Several Sunday school picnics and social calls mark the week.
Mrs Helen Spick Jer Susan Martin Leila Starliper Mrs Elizabeth Herbert Miss Mary Herbert Mrs Mollie Yeakle Mrs Alice Sellers Miss Catherine Wiles visiting her sister Mrs Secrist at Rockdale.
A birthday dinner was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Daniel R Shupp for Mrs Shupps birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Shupp and daughters Dorothy and June and many Shupp family members with children Frances Billy Patsy Lou Virginia Junior and others. A birthday cake was presented to the guest of honor by Mrs Harry Shupp.
Miss Anna May Danzer twenty twelve, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles M Danzer of Oak Hill Avenue, won the riding cup for best junior rider at Camp Robin Hood in Hagerstown exhibition day. She captured five ribbons across all riding phases. Camp Robin Hood closed for the season yesterday with guests including Miss Donna Wertz Miss Betty Dunn and Miss Caroline Heyser serving as counselor. A surprise party honored Miss Mary K Smith at the Becard home featured games music and refreshments for a large group of local youths and friends.
Miss Virginia Vance entertained friends Tuesday evening at Snyder’s Landing with a weiner roast and canoeing. Attendees included Virginias Munsor Sensen and others with Clyde Ahab and Earl Crawford among the group. Marquette University in Milwaukee reported 29 states DC and 10 foreign countries sent students last year.
As fall chills approach city apartments overheat posing dry skin risk. Dry heat melts skin making it peel. Use cleansing cream then cold water pat dry. Apply nourishing cream to counteract dryness and keep skin supple.
The United Commercial Travelers unit will hold its annual picnic this afternoon at the Coffman home beside Rew's Park. Supper will be served at 6 p.m. for all members and families. Two hundred or more members are expected to attend. Thousands of Texas residents were disqualified from voting in the prohibition repeal election for nonpayment of poll taxes.
Ruth Mades of Washington county won first prize in the children's garments class at the state 4 H Club Week contests held at the University of Maryland. She earned for a broadcloth suit for a two year old boy and a print dress for a two year old girl. Alice Coffman placed first in the cotton school dress. Elizabeth Liskey won for her personal expense record. Julia Coffman of Keedysville placed second in the state with a self made complete outfit and fourth in the cotton school dress. Margaret Hoffmaster and Mabel Palmer led the county team in judging canned products.
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