Nautical Style Dress Pattern No. 2779 for Girls
Pattern advertises Style No 2779 for sizes 10 12 14 and 16 years in blue worsted red silk and wool jersey options. It highlights a navy inspired dress with front lacing collar pockets and open collar styling plus a younger sister plaid option with yellow and orange accents. Includes yardage details and ordering from the Fashion Department of Hagerstown Mail New York City with 10 cent book and 15 cent pattern prices.
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Fashion Department
Social and Personal items from Downsville paper
Social and personal notes list residents returning from Chicago World's Fair trips and visits from Baltimore Baltimore matches Dillwyn Williamsport and nearby towns with several families attending funerals and hosting guests. A Friday meeting of the Y P B Downsville St James W C T U with Washington County Religious Council is announced.
Horning Family Reunion At Meadow Branch Grove
Horning clan gathers for their eighth annual reunion at Meadow Branch Grove with a program of talks, music and recitations followed by a basket lunch. Attendees include M Horning and family, Samuel Horning, John Horning, Clarence Horning, Norman Horning, Russell Horning, Rolan Smith and families. Others from Linwood, Hanover, Hampstead, Westminster, Wakefield, and Green Spring Valley attended.
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Horning
Meadow Branch Grove
M. Horning
Samuel Horning
John Horning
Clarence Horning
Norman Horning
Russell Horning
Rolan Smith
City
Charles Moore
David Watson
Linwood
Jesse Bailey
Roger Bailey
Hanover
Milton Dull
Hampstead
Walter Fritz
Ernest, Myers
Wilbur Dull
Henry Dull
Charles Dull
Westminster
Harry Horning
Edward Yingling
Wakefield
Paul Tarbart
Green Spring Valley
Merton’ Smith and Son
New Windsor
Charles Howard Roderick to teach voice and violin at Hagerstown Ady
Charles Howard Roderick, noted teacher of voice and violin, to begin term on September fifth at the Hagerstown School of Music Ady.
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Charles Howard Roderick
Hagerstown School of Music
Ady
DeMolay Dance At Braddock Heights Impresses Guests
DeMolay chapters from Hagerstown and Frederick hosted a large, well attended dance at Braddock Heights. Music by Billy Sage and His Commanders of Baltimore drew high praise as the season’s best. Numerous Hagerstown and local youths attended, with a long list of guests named.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Lenora Lant
John Fischel
Madelyn Thomas
John K. Baker, Jr
Millie Thomas
Edward Heard
Helen Lewis
Claude Crawford
Edna Brandt
Harold Kerr
Ruth Rhodes
Frank Mainack, Jr
Vivian Ramsey
Fred Mowen
June Mumper
Carl Franz
Margaret Hinkley
George Buxton
Jane Sprecher
Albert
Baltzley
Frances Harshman
Charles Grice
Ruth Rouzer
James McAdams
Eleanor Angle
William Paulsgrove
Jane Wilson
William Layman
Josephine Miller
Robert Anders
Alice Hoffman
Harry Leathan
Mary McCoy Baker
James Stone
Billy Mills
Paul Ridenour
Virginia, Adams
Marvin Taylor
Elizabeth Hopkins
Dalton Welty
Doris Friend
George Anderson
Jane Evans
Lincoln Englebrecht
Miss Forry Bride of W C Morgan at Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Romsine Forry daughter of Mr and Mrs E W Rhubeck and William C Morgan son of Mr and Mrs A C Morgan were married on Saturday night August 19 at 9 o clock at the Lutheran parsonage in Middletown by Rev L Ralph Tabor. The couple were accompanied by friends and Stephen Schmidt nephew of the groom was best man.
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Romsine Forry
E. W. Rhubeck
William ©. Morgan
A. C. Morgan
Middletown
L. Ralph Tabor
Stephen Schmidt
Snook Family Reunion Held at Braddock Heights
The sixth annual Snook reunion drew large attendance at Braddock Heights on Sunday. President J. Sigler opened the meeting after a tasty dinner. Sherman Flanagan spoke on Snook family history. Officers elected included J. Sigler president, Sherman Flanagan vice president, Maurice Snook secretary-treasurer, Webster Snook historian. Committees named with Lottie Snook and Hazel Lewis on the program, Maurice Snook and Charles Snook chairing entertainment, and Charles Snook, Eutan Snook, Luther Bassey on the nominating panel. Games, prizes, and honors for the oldest attendees noted.
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Snook
Braddock Heights
J. Sigler
Sherman Flanagan
Maurice Snook
Webster Snook
Lottie Snook
Hazel Lewis
S. E. Snook
Charles Snook
Eutan Snook
Luther Bassey
J. M. Snook
Martha Sigler
Two plays on Thursday at Emmanuel A. B. Church
The Ladies' Circle of Emmanuel A. Church presents two plays Thursday evening at the church. Titles are Old Family Album and Village Choir with antique costumes.
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Emmanuel A. B
Endeavor meeting at Sharpsburg church
A Young People's Christian Endeavor meeting will be held in the Reformed Church at Sharpsburg Sunday evening at 6 30 o'clock.
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Reformed Church
Sharpsburg
Fahrney descendants plan twenty sixth reunion at City Park
Descendants of Dr Peter Fahrney plan the twenty sixth annual reunion at City Park on Saturday September 2. The gathering will honor the early physician who settled Washington county and practiced in San Mar near the future Hagerstown. A program includes Rev Frank Coleman music readings and an orchestra supper served 5 30 to 6. At least three hundred relatives from Idaho Virginia Cumberland Valley and Maryland are expected. Stanley Peter Fahrney Kline is president of the reunion association. The Livingston Circle of the First Baptist Church meets at City Park Friday September 1 at 2 30 pm bringing children and a box lunch.
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Peter Fahrney
Fahrney
Washington County
Lancaster
San Mar
Hagerstown
Frank. G. Wagaman
Frank G.coleman
First Brethren Church
Idaho
Valley
Virginia
Cumberland Valley
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Stanley Peter Fahrney Kline
Kline Brothers Flour- Mill
Benevola
Reunion Association
Charles D. Wagaman
Livingston Circle of the
First Baptist Church
Frey Clan Holds Annual Reunion At Old Homestead
Members of the Frey family gathered Sunday at the old Frey homestead for their annual reunion. Rev. Palmer Slonker and Rev. Irving Stottlemyer spoke as attendees listed include Emory Frey Preston Frey and many relatives from Indiana Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Frey
Enoch Frey
Perakenton
Ind
Caleb Frey
Sarah Moore
Peyton Barr
Rossner Grossnickle
Harry Moser
Leona
Jane Boger
Catherine Moyer
Oscar Moser
Jane
Hagerstown
Clarence Easterday
Caroll
David Snyder
Union Bridge
Frank
Harold Gaver
W. Dickerson
Montgomery County
Elmer Frey
Sallie Frey
Beulah
Katie Hurbeam
B. Brown
Sherman +. Kline
H. Blickenstaff
Smithsourg
John Green
Jefferson
Thomas Blickenstaff
Halfway
Irving Stottlemyer
Palmer Slenker
E Kline
Margaret Bccard
Rusell Harshman
Lheila E. Stottlemyer
Jenny Delander
Isabelle Brandenburg
Frank Warrenfeltz
Lena Blickenstaff
Myersville
J. A. Slenker
Bridge Dinner for Miss Dorothy Schroeder Honored Guest
Miss Ethel Blanks hosted a bridge dinner last night at West Side avenue for her house guest Miss Dorothy Schroeder of Telham New York. Five hundred and a bridge were played with prizes awarded to Miss Jeanette McClain and Miss Virginia Dofflemyer in 500. Guests included Miss Dorothy Schroeder Vivian McClain Ruth Woessner Lorraine Burke Vivian Wilkes Marie Henry and Mr and Mrs James Henry.
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Ethel Blanks
West Side Avenue
Dorothy Schroeder
Telham
N.Y
Jeanette McClain
Virginia Dofflemyer
Vivian McClain
Ruth Woessner
River Boat Outing Ends Pleasant Evening of Music and Games
A Monday evening river boat outing hosted by Carl featured a ten piece orchestra, dancing, cards, novelty dancing, and refreshments in the dining room. Guests included Mr and Mrs H C Baughman, Mr and Mrs H L Maugans Jr, Mr and Mrs David Bowman and son, Mr and Mrs L W Seal, Mr and Mrs P M Smeak, Mr and Mrs David Baughman, Mr and Mrs David Hastings, Mr and Mrs Preston Carl, Mr and Mrs Daniel Callaway, Mr and Mrs Robert Burkholder, and many others including Mildred Fogle and Roger Duble.
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Carl
H. C. Baughman
H. L. Maugans, Jr
David Bowman
L. W. Seal
P. M. Smeak
David Baughman
David Hastings
Preston Carl
Daniel Callaway
Robert Burkholder
Dennis
Spencer Lindsay
Mary Blair
Clarence Graves
Nellie Taylor
Paul Showe
Ashti Myers
Ned Brewer
Robert Stoner
Harry Niemyer
Charles Spessard
Mildred Fogle
Roger Duble
Ellis
W .C. Lindsay
Maurice Lindsay
Idessa Bisir
Stanley
Miss Rachel Remsburg Bride-to-Be Honored At Linen Shower
Mrs Wilburn Remsburg hosted a linen shower at 326 Summit avenue honoring her sister-in-law Miss Rachel Remsburg whose marriage to John Small of Waynesboro is set for September 2. Tiny pastel umbrellas and a rain barrel displayed gifts while pink roses and blue larkspur decorated. Bridge games followed by prizes and refreshments.
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Wilburn
Remsburg
Summit Avenue
Rachel Remsburg
John §. Small
Waynesboro
Meeting of the Children of the Confederacy Senior Group
A meeting of the Children of the Confederacy Senior Group is scheduled at the home of Mrs F H Robartson on Tuesday September 5 at 430 oclock.
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E OF C
Children of the Confederacy
F. H. Rob ‘Artson
WE WOMEN BRITTANYS ADVICE COLUMN BRINGS YOUTH LATE JOINS
A readers letter from Lonely Marie and Elsie asks Betty Brainerd for guidance on teenage romance with a 23 year old boyfriend and a 16 year old lover. The response urges caution, warns against infatuation, and advises honoring parental guidance for now. The page also notes a Wiener Roast event at City Park and a Beauty Shop advertisement.
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Betty Brainerd
Marie
Elsie
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Breen Eedeav
Bayerege
Daily Mail
Fashion Dept
Hagerstown Mail
Fifth Ave
New York City
Om Nenee
Weer
Eben State
Evening Mail
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Wants
Hiram B. Wantz
Robert: Evans
George Nau, Jr
Chicago
Ay. Dowis
Williamsport
Clyde
Downs
Erin Lou
Down
Rose Downs
Byron Stehl, Jr
Dorothy’ Price
Baltire
Ralph Sebert
J. W. Hetelfinger
Micael Garver
Melchora Garver
Anbiendo
George ‘Corns
Alice Corns
Harrisonburg, Va
Corns
Dorothy Hamilton
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
Ms. Howard
Ww. R. Eriete
Oak “Hill: Avenue
Washington County Hospital
George. R. ‘Bowman
Detroit
Fannie
Wrand
William E. Rohrer
Dorothy
Mar- Jorie
Jersey City
Mulberry Street
D.C
Alter
Elmer Mee
Cormick
Washington
Louise
Wietenna
Clear Spring
Glennis Ricker
Cannon Avenue
Margaret. Treland
Harry Plummer
Russell Shoemaker
James Bradley
Penns Grove
A. J
Carlice
Penns Grove, N. J
Raymond
Elizabeth Street
Gleibertsville
Edwin St. Guth
George Blaybaugh
Misa Hilda Johnon
Atlantic City
J. W. Homrich
Thelma McNeal
Petersburg
George ¥. Undegrait
George W. Undegralt
Cleveland
Erie
Chautauqua, N.O
J. Richard Grove
Bester Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Lewis B. Kline
Iva Benchof
Doris MecGlaughlin
Charles McGlaughlin
Fair
Fostoria
Ohio
Mable Remsburg
Lillian Forsythe
Mrs
Wilson Calbreath
Bel-Air, Md
Jesse Clem
Phyllis
Woodstock
Clem
Helen Winger
Cedar Lawn
Edna Fiery
West
Washington Street
Mary Carty
North
Downsville
St. James W. C
SLARE
Ewelby CC
Wlemenenese
Erezereser
Srememetes
Miller’s
Potomac St
Horning Clan
Reunion
Demolay
Braddock
Miss Forry
Bride
W.C. Morgan
Endeavor Meeting
Philadelphia
New York
Eastern Standard
Tima Magerstown
A. I. Bee
Consult Agenta
Pennsylvania Railroad
DR. Fahrney
City Park
Frey Family
Miss Remsburg
Putt Shoulders
Darling
Gray
eRe
Pope’s Beauty Parlor
N. Locust
Meyers & Berkson
W. Franklin St
L. & B. Hat Works
East Washington
George’s Creek
J. W. Rohrer
Larm’s Beauty Shop
N. Potomac St
WE Women
Betty
Brainerd
Hetty Brainerd
TV Am
B. B
East
65Th St
Church of the Brethren
Alice Bittinger
Catharine Barr
Ellen Yeates
Isabel Rohrer
Lottie Gibbs
Elzabeth
Kline
Sonny Kline
Floretts Newkirk
Frances Stottlemyer
Patsy « Stottlemyer
Lovetts
Richards
Beverly Richards
Helen Mullendore
Nellie Waltkill
Grace Mullendore
Helen McCoy
Alice ‘Byrem
Margaret Fox
Gladys Barnes
Olive Hope Beauty
W. Adv
Hagerstown, Maryland
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