Social mentions of visits and gatherings across Maryland towns
Miss Marla Good of Indianapolis visits Martinsburg relatives before heading to Hagerstown. Edward Holmboe of Holmboe & Lperty, Clarksburg, stops in Martinsburg en route to business in Hagerstown. Dozens of locals from Harrisburg to Williamsport and beyond visit, host, or travel, including Harbingers, Middlekauffs, and poised social events with dinners and music at multiple homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marla Good
Indianapolis
J.jt. Hopper
Martinsburg
Hageratown
Edward Holmboe
Holmboe & Lperty
Clarksburg
Hagersteyn
Linle Waltz
Washington
Willlmneport
Moan Mehl Potoy Qof
Philadelphia
Te City
Miles
Harriet Diffendorfer
Warren King
Pittsburg
W. A. McCona
Hagerstown
Belown
Shepherds- Usf Bbr IB
Bee Weeae Uvenient Albright
Harrisburg
Apont Sone
Tima
Maryland
Virginia
Kenneth Saum
George Zeigler
Vila City
Bir
Inwen Ridings
Middlelow
Elmar G. Kiratofe
Keller
Mies May Pengl
Tsa City
Liggle C'onner
Martingburg
Gr. Middlekqnff
Concord St
Vislt
West Virginia
O. C. Middlekauff
W. M. Candictory
Staunton
Natora Bridge
Alfred Swope
Topeka
Jim. Swope
Pondsville
Alvey A. Marta
Cool Hollow
Talytives
Horrinburg
Mias
Mildred Mann
Frostburg
Mra. C
Qwena
Cts Owens
John Long
Waynestown
Cumerland
Mra
Owens
New York
Charles Holwelger
Cresmont
Crescent Brewary
Mia
Walter Ardinger
Trertha
Derkelny Springs
Katie Goffman
Orland Udralusven
Fairplay
Mee
Altea
Hotehood
St. James
Misa
Helen Routh
Thin Etty
Misa Hermann Recher
Miscus
Helen
Margaret
Witskatd
Funkstown
Pon Mar
Mies Helen Lanvtey
Waynesboro
Mids Zelle Stiekell
Lilyelty
H.R. Harbyngt
Bivo
Arthur
Thurmey
G.C. Weddin
Incomplete Scores Roll Across Leagues and Local Notices
Reading includes scattered scores from International and American leagues, with Rochester defeating Providence and New York edging Philadelphia. Local items mention bowling results, a Washington game setback, Martinsburg beating Diamond City, plus early notices for a kindergarten and a Hancock hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Providense
Newark
Boston
Washington
Martinsburg
Illays
Cie Guite
Hargerstown
Martinsbrg
Married Couples Tie Knots in Local Ceremonies
Mountsboro resident WB Staley wed Gertrude Myers of Marion in a home ceremony conducted by Rev. William Morris and Rev. Weaver. Staley, a St. John's College volunteer, will serve as Boonsboro High School assistant principal. Mrs Staley, esteemed and cultured, attended by many guests. Earlier, two Chambersburg youths Eleanor Rathrault and Henry Shumaker Nixon wed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Raymond
WB. Staley
Mountsboro
Migs Gertrude
Myers
Marion
Somerset County
Wm. Morris
Methodist Church
Weaver
Reformed Church
Boonshoro
Stricy
David A. Staley
Breathedsville
St. John's College
Boonsboro
Staley
Daniell Staley
Chumusbersburg
Wleanor J. Rathrault
Henry Shumaker Nixon
Marriages at St Pauls ME Church in Waynesboro and Sunbury
Rev De John Allan lait assisted by Rev H A Hiddle Jr of Sherrard presided at St Pauls ME church parsonage as Welldera Morrow and Unevey V Wellders with Miss Herb Morrow of Waynesboro exchanged vows at 3 o clock. Later Ralph Crowe and Sue Irene Long of Sunbury wed at St Pauls O B church parsonage with Rev A B Stutton officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allan Lait
H. A. Hiddle, Jr
Sherrand
Welldera—Morrow
Mr. Unevey V
Wellders
Herb Morrow
Boll
Waynesboro
St. Paul's
Pate
Crowe Lang
Ralph
Crowe
Sue Irene Long
Sunbury
A. BR. Stutton
Welleh
Bete
Within the Law at Academy of Magic on Sept
New York critics hail Dayard Veiller's Within the Law as a drama of the minute. The play, now in its second year in New York, promises to thrill audiences with a modern mystery of police intrigue. A large cast from the elg ardon Plows is slated to perform at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayard Veiller
Ote Amperfean
Academy of Magic
New York
Lous Mins
Will Come Back From Fifarottion Tour in Wiggington Home
Fragmented reminiscences recount Mrs. B. Chirley Kane alive at her Whitington home amid social duties. A cabinet invitation at the Capitol and a Mexigu appearance are noted, with plans for a September visit and a potential drawing-card performance at the Academy. Shoppers confront pricing and local eateries at the end of the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
B. Chirley
Kane Fa
Whitington
Tangerstown
Jave
Cagltol
Noth Hratches of
Congress
Academy
Eal
Children s School Shoes and Women's Wear Sale Card
Advertising brief touts children s school shoes and women s walts and house dresses at greatly reduced prices with special kimonas and dress prices. Emphasizes end rate and urgency for back to school shopping. Local store promotes bargain offers to attract families.
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Elaabeth
Martha Beard
Willunsport
Thurmont
Rey
Beard
M. Hoyer
Wit
M. Mottnint
Connellsville
Ara
Williamsport
A. G. Hoffman
Melva
Williamaport
Thilon Batley
Baltimore
Milladelphia
Atlante City
N. Ls. Sugar
Go Marty
T. M. Kevlar
Thin City
Shippanshore
William Valentine
Ure
Ragan Huber
Chambersburg
Aira
Edward Rowern
W. O. Mowera
Dwant Peoaton
Union
Wta Nee Misa BgBrdon
A. Munn
Jhrondway
GC. V. Burnside
Rgraddock Heights
Washington Stuare
H. ©. Powers
Elmer Ilquck
N. ¥. Central Iron Works
Sphere
Edward Yaste
Fredarick
Harry K. Joynen
Mre
John Toward
Mra. W.J
Mhidiekault
Mary C. Ste
Afildred Atiddlekauff
Naomi Eapinger
Irena Middlekau
Neiveomer
Dulay Brewer
Ruth Middlekauff
Messia
Julia Fiery
Clyde Middekaut
Roy Jacob
Nicodemus
Keadyaville
Keedys
Deliguttus
Slamond
Miss Eghler
Washington St
Miss Kohler
Potomac Ave
Monterey
Hancock
Dentley
Bo Aed
MAIN
Bciundet
Rohrer & CO
Nixon-Ruthrants
Hildebrand
Ardon
Mekee
Dolin’s Eafe
Veluek
Sbaffer & Fader
Henetta
Rudy & Meredith
Handlen
Gill-Iy
FOLEY
Kidretz Ang
IES’ Bazaar
Ladies’ Specialty Store
Lawn
Voile
Dimity
Batist
Thompson
the Ladies’ Bazaar
S. Potomac St. Hagerstown, Md
Julie
Dante
Styla
Fabrica
Oreanca
Ginghama
Hastery
Children's School Ginghams, &c
Mandkarchiefa
Shoea
Sweatara
Crease
Footer’s Eye Works
Cumberland
Charles FH. Roach
Avent
Haceratown
Bester
Mewiem
Veraternmont
Boar of Dinseters
Rose Hill Cemetery Company
Lawt Bower, R, Deen
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