Social and Personal Notes From The Evening Mail
Social and personal items list residents visiting relatives at Chicago Columbus World’s Fair trips and travel plans. Names include Mia Kite Louise Kidwiler Doris Wood en Lenors Smith Marguerite Pangle Julia Hamilton Mav in Hamilton Henrietta Loose Edna Wooden Kenneth Smith and many others visiting relatives in Philadelphia Dayton Chicago New York and Atlantic City with trips to the Century of Progress Exposition and World’s Fair coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizael
Doris “Wooden
Lenors Smith
Marguerite Pangle
Tubewa Cottage
Dam No. 4
Edna Wooden
Kenneth Smith
William C. Schafer
Geraldine
Chicago
Stevenson Hotel
Birthday party honors Mr Ramaburg at Monocacy dinner
Mrs Eljin Ramaburg hosted a large dinner for her husband s thirty fifth birthday. Guests from Hagerstown Clearspring Mercersburg and Walkersville attended dinners noon meals and an evening ice cream cake and candy refreshment party with games and swimming at the Monocacy. Gifts were presented to the birthday honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eljin Ramaburg
J. L. Dusing
Charles Shank
Bruce Shank
Hagerstown
Lloyd
Evangelistic Services At Longmeadow Church
Rev Kenneth Strite leads evangelistic services at the Longmeadow Church of the Brethren near Paramount. Inspiring messages attract larger audiences nightly. Services continue next week starting at 7 45 o clock each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Evangelistic
Kenneth Strite
Longmeadow Church
Sacred concert by Masonic Choir at Braddock Heights
The Masonic Choir of this city will give a sacred concert Sunday night at 7 45. Mrs Helen Cavanaugh will be the soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Choir
Braddock Heights
Helen Cavanaugh
Bridge and Shower Honoring Miss Remsberg
Mrs. G. R. Bussard hosted a bridge supper and shower near Funkstown for Miss Rachel E. Remsberg whose engagement to John S. Small of Waynesboro and Chambersburg will lead to a September wedding. Guests included Mrs. Edward Schindel and others. prizes went to Mrs. Schindel and Miss Remsberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. RB. Bussard
Funkstown
Rachel E. Remsberg
John 5. Small
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Edward Schindel
John Ashway
Alvin Ingram
Wilbur Remsberg
Alice Hofman
Paul Reynolds
Catherine Schnebly
Anna Warrenfeltz
De Molays to Host Inter-Chapter Dance Tuesday
The De Molay dance postponed by weather will occur Tuesday at Braddock Heights with music by Billy Isaac and his Baltimore orchestra from 9 to 1. It is an inter-chapter event with Frederick and is expected to draw the largest turnout yet. tickets available in town from Spielmand's Howard Messersmith and Charles Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Molay
Braddock Heights
Billy
Isaac
Baltimore
Frederick
Spielmand
Howard Messersmith
Charles Fuller
Contests Held At Convention Honor Dolls And Posters
Lord Baltimore and Mrs. Mary Pickers tie for pioneer doll contest honors at the Legion Auxiliary event. Dolls go to the National Department in Chicago. duplicates travel to a Chicago Transportation Exhibition aboard the B and O railroad dining car. Mrs. Pickersgill is linked to Fort McHenry flag history. Pup posters by schoolchildren are judged with a Silver Springs girl winning senior prize and a Cambridge fourth grader winning junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Baltimore
Mary Pickers
The
Legion Auxiliary
National Department
Chicago
Maryland Guard
HH. Emory
Baltimore
Pickert-gile
Fort McHenry
West Virginia
Vermont
Silver Springs
Cambridge
Local People Back After Exciting Trip
Mr and Mrs Paul Startzman of Summit avenue return to Hagerstown from Boston to Philadelphia voyage aboard the S S Dorchester during a fierce Atlantic gale. They faced heavy seas and were bruised by wave impact but reached port aboard the Merchant and Miner line vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Startaman
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown
Boston
Philadelphia
Atlantic Seaboard
Mrs. Startzman
S. S. Dorchester
Merchant and Miner Line
Startzman
S. SB
Dorchester
Merchant and Miner
Funkstown Homemaker Club Plans September White Elephant Sale
The Funkstown homemaker club met with seven members and two visitors. They decided to hold a white elephant sale in September. The club, in 1923, paid $167.96 for the War Memorial plot in Funkstown and has contributed five dollars yearly for upkeep since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funkstown
My Beauty Hint on Weight and Exercise Routine
A personal note on maintaining weight includes a belief in regular morning bending over exercises and skipping rope. The author dislikes dieting but uses activity to control weight, finding it enjoyable and effective yet cautious about potential harm from dieting.
Mrs George D Taylor elected Le Chapeau Departmental head
Mrs George D Taylor of Baltimore was elected Le Chapeau Departmental, the top post of the Eight and Forty of the State American Legion Auxiliary, at this week’s convention. She succeeds Miss Nellie Price of Frederick, with Lavinia Morgan of Frederick and Rutie Owens Wheatley of Cambridge among other officers chosen. Delegates to the national convention in Chicago include Mrs Taylor, Mrs Wheatley, and Emma Giles Parker of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Taylor
Baltimore
le Chapeau Departmental
American Legion
Nellie Price
Frederick
American Legion Auxiliary
Las Demi Chapeau
Mise Lavinia Morgan
Rutie Owens Wheatley
Cambridge
la Archiviste
Edna Howard
la Aumonier
James G
France
Lewis
Clam
Nations
le Corcierge
Shook
Pouvoir
Imma Giles Parker
Efe Harbaugh
Chicago
Rubis Owens Wheatley
Charlies T. Conrad
Sparrows Polit
Emma Giles Parker
Reunion Held by College Students in Hershey Park
The first annual reunion of Catawba College students gathered in Hershey Park Hershey Pa with attendees from across Pennsylvania and neighboring states including North Carolina Maryland and Kentucky. The event featured an afternoon of park exploring and an evening ballroom entertainment by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians. Local attendees listed include Miss Ora Bunsard Mrs F L Lynch Everett Lynch Lewis Lynch Percy Bachtelle Helen Middlehaut William Sparrow Kateryn Bingham and James Bingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Catawba College
Salisburg
North Carolina
Hershey Park
Hershey
Maryland
Kentucky
Fred Waring
Ora Bunsard
F. L. Lynch
Everett and
Lewis
Lynch
Percy Bachtelle
Helen
Ugh Middlehaut
William Sparrow
This City
Kateryn
James Bingham
Weverton
Mullendores To Attend Wedding In Hanover Pa
Mr and Mrs J Lee Mullendore depart for Hanover Pennsylvania to attend the wedding of Miss Esther Redding and Paul Emenheiser on Tuesday morning Mrs Mullendore serves as matron of honor and Mr Mullendore will be an usher The couple are well known in this city and have visited here frequently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lee Mullendore
Hanover
Esther Redding
Paul Emenheiser
Mullendore
Mr. Mullendore
Class Holds Melon Party At Grace United Brethren Church
A watermelon party was held at the Wood Point home of EB Burgans hosted by the Willing Workers Sunday school class of Grace United Brethren Church. Music by the West End Ramblers. Attendees included Eva Slick Flora Rider Harry Staley Mae Ridge Elaine Hidge and many others from Pleasantville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Burgans
Woodpoint
Willing ‘Workers
Grace United Brethren’ Church
West End Ramblers
Eva Slick
Flora Rider
Harry Staley
Mae Ridge
Elaine Hidge
M. R. Spessard
Patricia Ann Spessard
Samuel Hall
G.I. Rider
T. W. Broomall
Ward
Leonard Broomall
Pleasantville
N. J
M. J. Stoner
Virginia ‘Stoner
Robert K. Stoner
Norma
Madeline’ Foltz
Everett Burgan
Eugene
Evelyn Burgan
Lloyd Burgan
Marie
Jane Burgan
Lene Roe
Lillian Hichelberger
Effie Craig
Glen Craig
Bobby Spong
Violet Weaver
Hilda Martin
Rosie Stone
Harry Stone
Catherine Staley
Russell Sites
H. A. Lum
Wade
Vaughn Lum
Betty
Patsy Ann Lum
Fred Cassidy
Savilla Anderson
Harry M. Staley
G. K. Lee
Student Socialists To Visit The City
A Baltimore Labor Day tour by college students and recent graduates will travel through Pennsylvania and Maryland to promote socialism. Led by Dr. Joel Seidman, the crew includes Johns Hopkins, Yale Law, and Vanderbilt alumni, with stops in Baltimore, Philadelphia, Bethlehem, Allentown, Lebanon, Harrisburg, Cumberland, Front Royal, South Cumberland, Brunswick, and Hagerstown.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Maryland
City Hall Plaza
Philadelphia
Bethlehem
Allentown
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Cumberland
Frontburg
South Cumberland
Brunswick J
Miriam Seldman
Peabody Institute
Louise Altheimer
Vanderbilt
Goucher College
Richard Feiser
Rudolph Kanne
Johns Hopkins University
Lee Alpert
Yale Law School
Joel Seidman
Hopkins
Local couples plan Sunday boat trip on Carl's excursion boat
On Sunday afternoon August 27 a group from Kifer and Martinsburg will enjoy a boat ride aboard Carl's excursion boat. A free bus will depart 3:30 PM from 102% West Antietam Street. for more details call 102%W. If rain occurs the trip will be postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
West Antietam Street
Peace Club Plans Booth at Hagerstown Fair
At a Hagerstown Peace Club meeting in St Pauls church the group outlined plans for a peace booth at the upcoming fair. Harry Zellers leads the booth setup with Eleanor White James McAdams Fred P Butler Harold Shively and John Laughlin as committee chairs. Louise Porter, the club president, oversaw the meeting and Sarah Jane Wertr was named head of the annual dinner committee for September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
St. Paul's
M. E. Church
Harry Zellers
Eleanor White
James McAdams
Fred P. Butler
Harold Shively
John Laughlin
Sarah Jane
Wertr Ds
Louise Porter
Luther Leaguers Of State To Meet In Frederick
Luther Leaguers from Maryland will attend the twelfth annual convention in Frederick on September 2 and 4. A vesper service in Baker Park Sunday evening will be interdenominational, the first of its kind at a synodical convention. Leaders include Rev. Robinsons, Rev. B. Clinton Ritz, Rev. H Hoover, Rev. Raymond Serrick, Dr. Ethel Brindle, Miss Edna Werner, and Miss Mary Propst. Intermediates and juniors urged to attend for future league inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Leaguers
Maryland
Frederick
Baker Park
Robinsons
B. Clinton Ritz
H._ . Hoover
Raymond Serrick
Junior Luther League
Ethel Brindle
Waynes
Mrs Henry Molgaprel to Sing at St Pauls Service
Mrs Henry Molgaprel the soprano soloist at St Pauls United Brethren Church will be guest soloist at the Sunday morning service at St Pauls M I Church on North Potomac Street She will perform Is It Nothing to You by Myles Feater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Molgaprel
City
St. Paul's United Brethren Church
St. Paul's
M. I
North Potomac Street
Myles Feater
Snavelys Return From Mt Gretna Bible Conference
Rev and Mrs F M Snavely have returned from a two weeks Bible conference in Mt Gretna Pennsylvania Regular church services will resume Sunday morning Meetings had been held in a nearby wood Rev J M Hurt will oversee the Sunday morning service at the Church of the Nazarene on Salem avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Fesperman
North Carolina
Fesperman
Christ Reformed Church
F. HM. Snavely
Mt. Gretna
Church of God Will
J. M. Hurt
Church of the Nazarene
Salem Avenue
Officers Chosen for Alsatia Club
At the Alsatia Club monthly meeting Judge Howard P. Hartman was nominated president. Retiring president Dr William G Horst, with vice president Rex Gaver secretary J W Metz treasurer Wilbur Fiery and financial secretary M Perry Porterfield named. Board of directors to be named later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsatia Club
Howard P. Hartman
Wiliam G. Horst
Rex. Gaver
J. W. Metz
Wilbur Fiery
M. Perry Porterfield
Dear Betty Brainerd Advice Column Draws Emotive Letters
Readers seek guidance on living independently versus staying with family. A widow with four sons desires home ownership but fears social judgment. Betty Brainerd counsels asserting independence, visiting sons, and not letting in-law opinions dictate choices. Another letter requests help for a troubled 18 year old facing abuse and control at home. Authorities, safe disclosure, and possible reconciliation with a husband are suggested as paths to relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batty Brainerd
M Place
Betty Brainerd
Jone
Welfare Department
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Ali “Fleme
Abe Social
Evening Mail
Mia Kite Louise Kidwiler
Ridge “Avenue
Frank F. Shupp
Atlantic City
Julia Hamilton
New ‘York
William T. Hamilton
South Prospect Street
Mavin Hamilton
Asa
New York
John Incest Jamison
Richard
Jamison
South Prospect Seat
Henrietta Loose
Joseph. M. Newcomer
Ira
Lute “Bayer
Dayton
W. B.F. Lesher
Fred P.entier
State Labor League
Elmer
Jones
Nelson, McKee
Paul Jones
Migs Ruth. Cunningham
Léonard ‘Broomall
Hakerstown
Nell Faye
New York City
Harold F. Beater
Audrey L
Catherine Andrews
North Locust Street
Martinsburg
C. E. South
Joseph McDaniels
Long Island
Robert P. Conrad
Colonial Beach
Snavely Blickenstaff
Louisville, Ky
Mrs.e. 8. Blickenstaff
Benevola
R. H. Tatem
Martha Jacobs
Reidsville, N. C
George Fockler
Wilson
Portsmouth
Ohio
Beckley
W. Va
Jacob R. Beard
C. R. Black
Enchanted Baro
Snyder's Landing
L. E. Humelsiné
Theophora Humelaine
Charles Brown
Charles Humelsiné
Viola and
Pauline Burns
Maude Conrad
Bernice Drake
Mrs
Luther Leatherman
Mikes Ella Wetherall
Washington, D. C
J. B. Fleming
Willamsport
Electric Washers Home Furniture Co
Potomas St
John D. Myers & Co
Potomac Bt
Goodyear Service, Inc
Goodyyear Tire
Merchant Tailoring
Madai Que Shop
McCardell Bros
Walkersville
Danceland
Dave Hagen
Harlem
Aloha
Sunset Islanders
Lou
Washington County
Megderm
Supe
A. E. Thomas
Willow Lane
Rachel Remsberg
DE Molays
Wome
Brown's Smart Shop
Mary Blaze
George D. Taylor, Sr
Ancel K. Crawtree
Opal A. Slider
Kifer
Jack Andy
Sarah Albright
James B .Lemaster
Christine Seurs
Holmes A. DeHaven
Gainesboro
Hazel V. DeHaven
Inwood
Peter Buys
American Bandmasters’ Association
Zona Hall
Charles M. Cassel
Herbert W. Harp
AID
Part
Ketelbey
Finlandia
Syerrers
Sibelius , Herbert
Woodin
Peace Club
Roney Bros
Washington St
KAY Jewelry CO
Setty Brainerd
Betty Bratford
East 65Th St
Westerville
Larm’s Beauty Shop
N. Potomac St
Meyers & Berkson
W. Franklin
J. W. Rohrer
L. & B. Hat Works
East Washington
Pike’s Dahlia Garden
Smithsburg, Md
Miller’s Furniture Store
South Potomac Street
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