Social and Personal Notes From Hagerstown Area
Miss Goldfe Flohr of 149 Bouth Io cust Etrect remains hospitalized after an accident at Washington County Hospital. Howard Br. and Mrs. William Boyer hosted a bridge party at home, while Mrs Joseph Powell and family returned home after visiting Ms. Boas's brother Dr. H. Ty. Miss Mabal Forma plans to visit Winchester with family, and Alvin and Vernon Rogers of Hagerstown joined a day trip to York. Mrs A H Whine held a bridge party at Sym ull avenue for Miss Corol Anderson's birthday. prizes were awarded to Mya Norman Pride and a baby. Ivan Milea and family left East North Street for Washington Pa where Mr Price has a transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfe Flohr
al Yeaterday
Halerstown
Silvereboluy
Wuahington County Hospital
A. H.whine
Sym
Ull
Mya
Norman Pride
Nfant
Mia
Ivan Milea
East North Street
Wanhington, Pa
Mr. Price
Bu’ ‘Peu
Wheeling
Van
Club Discusses Liberal Education and Peace Movement
Mrs Elmer Iverly led a Current Events Club meeting at the Public Library with a review of Denelus Pinto's American Republic by Mrs Marritt Campbell reading a paper. A general discussion of the Peace Movement worldwide followed. Marriage licenses listed include Thoway J Ryan 23 Harrisburg and Terext Geranter 18 Harrisburg. Pade PB Wiggort 21 Chambersburg and Ruth ML Vankey 18 Chambersburg. May Howls 4 Berwielt. Pau dad Provence A Bowen 23 Milton Pa.
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Everst D. Martin
Elmer Iverly
Public
Marritt Campbell
Denelus
Thoway J. Ryan
Terext Geranter
Harrisburg, Pa
Pade PB. Wiggort
Ruth ML Vankey
Chambersburg
May
Berwielt
Pau Dad Provence
A. Bowen
Milton
Pay
Former Local Nurse Married in Waynesboro Church
Mary Charlotte Walker, a graduate of Washington County Hospital School, wed Daniel Stroller at Waynesboro Lutheran Church in a small ceremony officiated by Rev. Z. M. Francia. The bride wore white georgette. the groom's brother served as best man. The bride is a surgical nurse at Charles Town Hospital. the groom is a prominent merchant of Matty.
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Mies
Mary
Charlotte , Walker
Stewart C. Walker
Roadside
Washington County Hospital
Mursing
Jenting
Nhuyee
Charles Town Hospital
Teniting
Mat Petty
Rural amnesty programs to feature handmade gifts
Hood made Chelatman gifts will be the subjects at Rural amnesty meetings next week. Mrs. Ruth Frazer, County Home Demonstration Agent, will demonstrate Christian gift making at the Kee dsyville Club, with two demonstrations on Shortcuts In weaving. The Clear saving Women's Club plans a Christmas gift roll call along with its usual program. Frazer will also demonstrate invalid cookery at the Boongboro Club and at the Huyetta Club meeting at Mrs. Troupe’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Ruth Frazer
Keedysville Club
Gewing
Clearsaving Women's Club
Frazer
Boongboro Club
Wigs and Theater Life in Paris And Local Playhouse Notes
Mrs. William T Hamilton notes Paris theatres lack the American Bald Head and describes audiences. Paris tickets cheaper, more access for education and shows. Miles Hachel Sheet directed Egar Moratte one act comedy O Helpless Man with Miss Mary Wagaman Helen Dawson and Verton Stone Raymond Osgood in lead roles. Miss Mildred Saum Mrs Pinchbeck and William Sparrow as expressman also featured. The prize winning Bertha Morton play from last year's contest will be produced December 16.
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Potomac
William T- Hamilton
Paris
United States
Mca
Miles Hachel Sheet
Eagar Moratte
George Reynoldsiwag
Garver
Mary Wagaman
Helen Dawson
Verton Stone
Raymond Osgood
Mildred Saum
Traveler's Tea Launches Innovation in Women's Club
The WHL plans Traveler's Tea next Tuesday from 4 to 6 PM to honor about a dozen members who spent time abroad. Club officers will host, with Mrs Melville Riley and Mrs Peregrin Wroth as hostesses. Additional events include a luncheon on December 7 with speaker Mrs Williams T Hamilton, a French Château talk by Hamilton, a December 14 French reading circle, a Potomac Playmakers program on December 15, and a winter dance on December 28 in the Club auditorium.
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Activitiea
Tha
Ploronea Young
Ready For Showing High School Play
The high school comedy Came out of the Kitchen was rehearsed by Gaddress and prepared for public presentation tonight in the high school auditorium under Miss Miriam Everts. Teachers and students assisted with business management by Miss Mildred Hiern and John McCune, with stage managers John McCune and Wilson O Gunnell coordinating three acts and several committees for act settings and props.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Everts
Mildred Hiern
John McCune
Wilson O'Gunnell
Catherine Beachley
Katherine Nicely
Willan Sparrow
Frances Harp
Margaret Mowbray
Virgina Morin
Riebel Miller
Adela Rogunverg
Mary Maxheimer
Joh McCune
Anita B Stotlemyer
James Startzman
Miller's
Fornitura Store
Organize Class Taught By Local Clergy At St Johns
A tough training class was organized at St John’s Tatheran churel with instruction led by Rev A Milward Harms. Caorke V Gardner of Smithahurs was taken to Washington County Hospital in critical condition after an early disturbance.
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St. John's Tatheran Churel
A. Milward Harms
Caorke V. Gardner
Smithahurs
Washington Couty Hospital
Atielt
Earl Tranble
Recalls and Probate Notes Amid Turbulent Times
A fragmentary historic column mentions Mrs. Murtha i Leiter probate valued at 78000, Abner Betl laft estate 40000, Rev Zed Ho Copy becoming Presbyterian minister, and varied local items from a voyage tale to a Cuban rebellion, a rabbit trap tale, and Elks Lodge sorrow address.
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Murtha i. Leiter
Thalata
Abner
A. A. Doub
Dumbartrad
Elks Lodge of Sorrow
Acts Please at Maryland Vaudeville Review
Appreciative audiences welcomed five vaudeville acts at the Maryland Yesterday. Leo Doyle and partner thrill with a skating act while Rogers Tremont showcase makeup cleverness. The Hickville quartet shines with extra numbers and Rusdell and Mields give an extraordinary singing pet. The Smilette Sisters stun with double jointing grace. Nurses of Washington County Hospital held a dance at the hospital auditorium. Miss Phoeba Wolfe chaired the committee. Miss Lora Amos of the Philadelphia Interstate Dairy Council will visit Hagerstown next Tuesday to plan county nutrition meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Leo Doyle
Rogers & Tremont
Hickville
Washington County Hospital
Phoeba Wolfe
Lora Amos
Philatelphia Interstate Dairy Council
Hagerstown
Taresay
Headaches signal warning from constipation, says Kellogg’s
The ad notes headaches, spots before eyes, and insomnia as signs of constipation and claims constipation underlies many diseases. Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is promoted as the superior remedy available in 100 percent bran, with daily two tablespoon servings urged for chronic cases and versatile uses in milk, cooking, and recipes.
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Kellogg's
Battle Creek
State Girls Club Worker Here Monday
Miss Dorothy Emerson state Cirla Club Agent will visit Hagerstown Monday to meet Girls Club leaders and the executive board of the Girls Club Federation. Meetings in the Home Demonstration Agent office at the Court House. The club leaders and federation officers listed with towns and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Emerson
Cirla Club
Hagerstown
Girls Club
Girls Club Federation
Court House
J. B. Perry
Tonyloway
Katherine Gehr
Shanketown
Harold Surder
Clearspring
Elizabeth’ Liskey
Veda Ludwig
Halfway
Lena Medes
Mary Mavey
Kaedyaville
Janet Strite
Lestersburg
Margaret Pound
Smithsburg
Mary Smith
Tonolaway
Katherina Gobr
Big Pool
Butchering Dinner At Funketown Brings Many Guests
Mr and Mrs Clarence Reese hosted a butchering dinner at their Funketown home with a long list of attendees including Mrs Missouri Reese Mrs Glyda Routzabn Mr and Mrs Irvin Stottlemyer and son Hoger Mrs Hubert Dutrow and daughter Helen Mrs Emma Sisk Mr and Mrs Oscar Houpt Mr and Mrs Robert Weigand and daughter Carmelita Mrs B C Weigand and daughter Janet Mr Alger Mr and Mrs A C Risk Mrs R C Stek and son Baby Mlyde Huntzberry Arthur Gertie Kathleen Hartle and Marvin Ronse and Leslie Irvin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet
Alger
A. C. Risk
R. C. Stek
Baby
Mlyde Huntzberry
Arthur
Gertie
Kathleen Hartle
Marvin Ronse
Leslie Irvin
Birthday Cake With Too Few Candles Delights Guests
A narrator recalls a birthday party where a guest of honor, a shy woman, hosts a small gathering. Despite a generous spirit, the birthday cake could not bear many candles, prompting light humor about the cake’s size and the celebrant’s modest nature.
Auxiliary Sends Christmas Box to Minnesota Missionary Wife
The Women's Auxiliary of St Johns Parish held an afternoon tea and meeting yesterday. A Christmas box of all new clothing and extra gifts was prepared for Mrs W Walton wife of an Episcopal missionary rector in Wadner Minnesota whose home was robbed recently. Mrs C G Wi Clipp and Mrs Li ID Gilbert led the event with Mrs Robert Wright presiding. The box will be sent and the successor to the president will be elected at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
W. M. Walton
Wadenr
Minnesota
Episcopal
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Bear
Boas
Dr. H. Ty
Hult
da Martinas
Mabal Forma
Winchester
Mlesea Katherius Cordell
Mildrad Cordell
Cheweville
Mecara Alvin Rogers
Vernon Rogers
Yori
Rodney Frazer
Eiklun
Hayeratown
Nurse Married
Charlotte Walker
Jankins
Waynesboro
Younda
Federal Milling & Refrigerating CO
Colowit
Gruin Guild
Milton, Kohler & Sons Jewelers
Washington Street
Mrs. Hamilton
Women's Club
Hamilton
Dagmar
Zella Boardman
Flapper
U.S. Pat
Manta
Zed Ho Copy
First Drethgen Church
Héry
Presbyterian
Philadelphia
Hell
Heaven
Alcyon
John ‘Vv
Littia
Twaralubowa
Kahn
Franklu ‘Street
Fotamae
Washington
Phe
Eysley
Diehl
Jones and
South
Por Mar
Royal Arcanum
George M.gruber
Grand Counellor
Clarence L. Suman
Resent
Samuel Detrew
Ban Fiery
Edward L. Needy
Chaplaian
C. §. Boyer
Trates
Spencer
Anghes
Mowniatud
Keedgevine
Kelloge
Edwin
New York
Victoris Home
Tingland
State Girls Club
Miss Emerson
Grey Gables
Dan Kirson
Washington ST
Dad
Hubby
Congress
Hopfman
Style Shop
Potomac Street
Wallace
Biege
Lavine
Spark
Fuschia
Coca
Romillia
Cobra
Wallace Stores
Hagerstown, MD
Scharf
West Washington
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