Social and Personal News From Hagerstown Area
Social notes list numerous families visiting, traveling, and returning home from trips to Balti more Park View Inn Pen Mar Richmond Roanoke and other locales. Names include Margaret Gilbert Calvert Ko Har rise, Mrs Hubert Mullout, Frank L Barashay, Ernest Edwards, Miss Naomi Ruth, Miss Margret Smith county home demonstration agent, Mr and Mrs F T McDonald, John Snyder, W Fiter, Mrs T O Seasenbaugh, Elizabeth Harshbmed, Madelie Darner, Mary Theophora Mumelins, Kaile Schoebley, Jame H Madison, Mr and Mrs Hubert A Schindle, Mr and Mrs B S Reed, I Frederick Diener, D Cester Hollinger, Mrs Jamies Buchanan, Mrs Human Cohen, Mrs Joseph A Martin, and many others.
Marriage Licenses List From Parlor and Nearby Areas
Parl OrndorY and Elsie J. Snoots of Hrunewick Ma Rayienl Shiffiet and Virginia Btrinkler of New Market Va Yeria C. Haines of Cape Bridge WW Va and Hazel Hobinson of Pless ant Dale W Y Robert C. Harpster of Leristown Pa and Jennie A. Pils of Burnednee Pa
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Parl Orndory
Elsie J. Snoots
Hrunewick
Rayienl Shiffiet
Virginia Btrinkler
Hai
New Market
Yeria C. Haines
Cape Bridge
WW. Va
Hazel Hobinson
Plessant Dale
W. Y
Robert C. Harpster
Leristown
Jennie A. Pils
Burnednee
Morgan's Grove Fair Planned at Shepherdstown Grounds
Arrangements for Morgan's Grove Fair are in place with events at the Lions' grounds in Shepherdstown starting Labor Day. Evening concerts and amusements are expected, with normal concession demands and nightly play by the park's amusements.
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Shepherdstown
Quaint Gowns to Be Worn in Fashion Walk at Smithsburg
Fancy pre Civil War gowns will headline the Fashion Walk opening the street carnival in Smithsburg on Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the Town Hall. Notable pieces include an 1868 wedding dress re worn by Catherine McGraw and a dress once worn by Harriet Hiteshaw, with other gowns from Waynesboro and Hagerstown women. A 1831 dog named Plain Jana and several family heirlooms will be shown. refreshments will be available, and a committee led by Mrs Bertha H Morton, Mrs Elizabeth Shank, and Miss Elizabeth Henneberger organizes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsburg
Catheeriveg McGraw
Virginie
Paul E. Slank
Waynasboro
Harriet Hiteshaw
Saithsburgh
United States
Saratoga Springs
Alan de Work
House
Virginia Shenk
Charles E. Shenk
Hagerstown
Jana
B. P. Snider
Bertha H. Morton
Elizabeth Shank
Elizabeth Henneberger
Joluarge
Exalted Ruler Guests at Hagerstown Elks Lodge
The Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks, Charles Grakelow of Philadelphia, visited the Hagerstown lodge yesterday with secretary Louis Goldsmith. Grakelow, former president of the Pennsylvania State Elks Association and longtime Exalted Ruler of Philadelphia Lodge 2, traveled with William Rovey. They lunched at the Hilton, then headed to Bedford City, Virginia, while Rovey had been elected Maryland Association’s first president at the Ocean City convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagovetown
Doge of
Hagerstown
William Rovey
Maryland State Association
Ocean City
Grakelow
Louis Goldsmith
Halilton
Bedford City
Bovey
Maryland Association
Dairymen Enjoy Outing at Red Bridge Park
Several Maugansville dairymen families and friends held an afternoon gathering at Red Bridge Park in Chambersburg on a Thursday. A fine supper was served and attendees included Mr and Mrs Stantey McCoy Katherine Richard and Hubert McCoy Mr and Mrs Clyde Morningstar Virginia Rae and Jean Morningstar Mr and Mrs Mia Roy Horst and Mya G J McNeal Mary Lovjau and Richard McNeal Miss Slanvtin Glessner Allen Ocher Stewart Nott Leonaut Nott and David Davguinas.
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Maugansville
Red Bridge Park
Chambersburg
Stantey McCoy
Katherine
Richard
Hubert McCoy
Clyde Morningatar
Virginia
Rae
Jean Morningstar
Mia
Roy Horst
Mya
G. J. McNeal
Mary Lovjau
Richard McNeal
Slanvtin Glessner
Allen Ocher
Stewart Nott
Leonaut Nott
David Davguinas
Weinie Roast at Howard Dirpet M. E. Church Event
Friends and members gathered Thursday at the Sallybury Pratt home for a Weinie roast hosted by the Draper Botting Works. About thirty people rode in on three Draper trucks from Northbury to enjoy the outing and socialize with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Niele and their children, several Mrs. Ehlers daughters, and many other listed neighbors and friends. Mrs. Gulalfus and Mrs. Iseminger were noted travelers visiting Washington and Rockville.
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Howard Dirpet
Sallybury Pratt
Aintere
Sorthybure
Draper Botting Works
Pratt
FW. Niele
Hildren
Maude Filnebrand
Nancy
Splonie Shoriey
Gulalfus
Pans
H. Q. Iseminger
Washington
Rockville
Party Given for Daughter at Slaton Home
A birthday party honoring Marjorie Shupp at Roy and Mrs Slaton’s 909 West Washington street featured a yellow and pink color scheme, favors for guests, and attendees including Fern Weller, Roy Weller, and many others. Out of town guests included Mrs Perry Hockersmith and Alta Hockersmith from Shippensburg.
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Roy Slaton
West
Washington Street
Helr
Marjorie Shuppa
Wort Rebel Fern Weller
Roy Weller
Preston Woods
Gardner Woote
Vivian Aronbuerger
Judor Arnebuerger
Juanita
Perry Hockersmith
Alta Hockersmith
Catherine Hockersmith
Charles Hockersmith
Shippensburg
Annual Flower Show Set For Saturday At Bank
Washington County hosts the third annual flower show on Saturday September 4 at the First National Bank venue. Entries must include 12 flowers for sinnias and six for marigolds. additional blooms welcome but limited to stated numbers. Proceeds aid hospital and sick in Hagerstown, with entries and exhibits organized by county officials and the County Agent.
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First National Bank
Washington County
Contestiaile Wat
Ie Hospital
Hagerstown
Love Goes didventuring in ARADISE in London hotel scenes
A serialized 1921 tale follows Tony and his brother Lord Stirling as they cross paths in London. Tony's lighthearted charm clashes with stern family duty while a wartime past and a letter from their father shape tense relations. Chrissie and an engagement at the Metropole frame a volatile family reunion.
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Metropole
Tony
Cyamera
Daimler
Earl of Stirling
Etllone
London
Scotch House
Deamo
Perthshire
Luther
Lord Stirling
R. A
Stirling
Wacmitch
Stirling Castle
Oxford
Father
Alexander
England
Blackguard
Chrissie
Mets Ropole
Christo
Dehall
Eley
Cerme Tenistend
Misa Laura B Noeth Involved In Local Incident
A brief report notes Misa Laura B Noeth and Boneh Mulharry elroot were in Ambridge Mas and recovered after a minor incident during a vacation. Details are limited but authorities confirm no serious injuries and the pair returned from Nagufield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Laura B. Noeth
Mulharry Elroot
Mk. 4
Wa Nagufield
Ambridge
Mas
Elkhart residents named in unclear notice
Fragmentary OCR note lists Miss Cluwca Sauder and Mastert Guy with Snow Saandera of Elkhart and Mrs Hertha Andraws with unclear street details Oo Coroety stract. No clear event or action provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluwca Sauder
Guy and Snow Saandera
Elkhart
Hertha Andraws
Grimm Family Reunion Brings 120 to City Park
The seventh annual Grimm clan reunion was held in City Park on Friday with 120 attendees. Descendants trace origins to Miresmen brothers who emigrated from Germany in 1761. The program featured songs, solos, and readings on the Manning House veranda, with Rev. Dr. F. Betty Plummer and Rev. Carl Mundia participating. An electian elected Miramma A. Grimm president Irvin R. Grimm vice president Carrie Grimm secretary Walter Griffin treasurer and Mrs J K Ruff historian.
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Grimm
America
Germany
Te Manning House
Guy Fathers
Roy
Plummer
Jean Gordon
Vivian Daker
Lorraine Hines
Flora Ridenour
Loraine Hines
Viviin Baker
Fred Grlint
Corneiia Grimm
Jane Rutt
Ildresses
Betty Plumner
St. Paul’s 1
B. Chireh
Carl MN. Mundia
Emmanuel WU
B. Church
J. K. Ruff
Baltimore
Miramma A. Grimm
Irvin Rt. Grimm
Carrie Grimm
Walter Griffin
Mra. J. K. Ruff
Milk Discussion By Civic League at Women's Club
Miss Evelyn A Burdick of the Philadelphia State Dairy Council will address the Civic League on September 1 at the Women's Club. She will explain the council work and the importance of milk in diets and sanitation. Public and housekeepers are invited to attend after a brief meeting led by Mrs. Tuned Findlay.
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Evelyn A. Burdick
Parthen
Whiladel- Tila Sotor State Dairy Council
Civic Loengun
Miss Burdick
Ouldret
Civic League
Hagerstown
Tuned Findlay
Mign Turdlok
Prublic
Parent-Teachers
Women's Club
Milk Prhdpcera
League
Trinity Reformed Church to Hold Campaign Sunday
Trinity Reformed Church Middlebury Rev finarge Plott will preach Sept bat at 2 90 oclock following interior repainting and decoration with new electrical system. Congregation plans a special program and expects large attendance. Consistory members listed include Diders Clyde Martle C N Blailey B F McCoy Jacob Strader Nowell B Tasher Wael Koons Clyde Blakley.
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Greencastle
Trinity
Middlebury
Finarge
Th I. Waled
Stippensbourg
Diders
Clyde Martle
C. N. Blailey
B. F. McCoy
Jacob Strader
Tr Nowell
B. @. Tasher, Wael Koons and Clyde Blakley
Mrecucgutla
Itigh
Lotha
John Baugnainn
Altimore
Strent
Phillipsebury
Logersol
Ran
Harry Patterson
Newcastle
Ind
Tye
George
Barner
Helen Miller
New York Ciy
Hor
H. A. McKindle
Slmer Helser
Bayside
McCauphin
Mae Helser
Elizabath McLanahan
Huswel
Bornhart
Frederick
Return From Honeymoon Wedding Party Notices
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert A. Behind return from a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and other places of interest and will reside at 26 East Washington Street. Mrs. Schindte formerly Miss Margaret Etchip of Williamsport. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Staves of Harrisburg are guests in the home at Mayvallo Stover Mast Mailigon St.
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W. L. Lewin
McKesspart
Donald C. Heed
East Naysh Street
Rienara Hunter
Dixie
Rele Dves
Harrishere
C. C. Hill
Bradcotall
Florida
A. L. Mawen
View Street
Washington, D. C
Clifton
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Hill
Olive Smith
Hagerstown
Mra
Hubert A. Behind
Niagara Alls
Vovento
Can- Adw
Otter
Realia
East Waelngton Stroet
Mra. Schindte
Charles Staves
Hartsburg
Mayvallo Stover
Mast Mailigon St
Census Reveals Astonishing Fact
The 1920 Census reports 6,649,611 women and men employed in all trades in the United States. It notes that nearly nine million women stay ready for military service, and cites health and vitality as keys to work. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is mentioned as helping women stay at work.
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Timre
Pmia
United States
Napoleon
Pinkham
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