28 Aug 1926
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1926
Page
1
Social and personal notices list numerous names and travels across states and cities. Mentions include Hema in Kyelug Malt, George Hoffman visiting Detroit and Princeton, Miss Lelia Miller in Tallinore with Claude Shank, Mr. and Mrs. Speak in Cheinguttte, and various relatives visiting from New York to Lafayette, New Orleans, and Baltimore.
The Washington County Orphans Home shared a night at Thin Cedars Circus with eager children as acrobats wowed the crowd. Miss Gladys Allen, a popular figure from Magers town, performed a dance that stirred the young audience. A charity drive and prize giveaway were announced for this evening at the grounds with a $150 prize route highlighted.
Miss Dalsy V Moore and Roy Paulsgrove of Hagerstowia wed in East Autorma New York on Tuesday August 24 The Rev J B Harry of the Methodist Church officiated The couple returned to Hagerstown last night after a honeymoon in northern regions and Canada The bride formerly worked in the china department at Dyerly's The groom was a manager in the men s tailoring department Both are well known The couple announced their marriage as a surprise to friends prior to today.
In a springtime London, Tony faces career worries and marital devotion as Chrissie aids his return to stage life. A sudden letter from the Earl of Stirling disrupts their fragile peace, while Teddy Sherwood’s jealousy and public hints threaten their bond before a looming family surprise.
The first annual Shindle reunion was held August 26 near Mason and Dixon Pennsylvania at the old Shindle homestead now owned by Franklin Shindle. Programs included hymns, prayers, addresses, and elections for officers such as president William B. Shindle and secretary Edward Horst, with numerous attendees listed.
Miss Ruth Zeller hosted a social on Dewey Avenue in Carlisle honoring Miss Jackie Martin as she visits her aunt and family. Decorations featured a Japanese theme and guests enjoyed the gathering. Fire prevention instruction for schoolchildren advocated by Chief Fire Marshal George B. Alexander, planning talks with School Board president Charles A. Wongley and Superintendent Byron J. Gruhet to brief pupils on safety. Mrs M Porter hosts guest Mia O C Tryon visiting from Hinira New York for a few days.
Bouyer Crack will host its annual Community Supper Thursday evening at six o'clock in the Community Building. Committees are appointed and efforts are underway to raise funds. At 7 30 o'clock the County Farm Turnen will hold its regular monthly meeting addressed by noted speakers.
The Park Head Sunday Picnic has been postponed due to rain and will be moved to the following Saturday September 4. A parade is planned with the Petersonville Band providing music. Afternoon athletic contests are scheduled and speakers are announced.
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