Social notes from Hagerstown area celebrate reunions and travel
Mrs Louisa C Jackson of Balls More Ia visits for a week at 72 East Avenue to reunite with friends. L H Wiebe returns from business trip via Winnipes Cau and Chicago, noting zero temperature and heavy snow. A 744 pound girl born to Frank Denis Gapaunce and wife at Washington County Hospital. John J Porter hosts Chamber of Commerce board dinner at Green Gables to bid farewell to colleagues. Numerous residents visit or travel, including Dr St C Bowen family, Mr and Mrs Moser and others visiting York and Philadelphia, with church and social events listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa C. Jackson
Balls
Mary HL. Mour
Hee
Mru. Jacckson Wiea
Hagerstown
L. H. Wiebe
Oak Hill Avec
Winnipes
Cau
Chicago
St. Faui
Maryiana
Higerstown
Frank Denis
Washington County Hospital
Wise Lady
Alice Truth
John J. Porter
Chamber of Connerce
Sea Row
Green Gables
Porter
Liero
Grey Gables Tea Room Opens to Public
Grey Gables, the attractive new tea room installed by Miss Sue Frick, will begin serving meals to the public tomorrow. The decor combines soft grey tones with orange accents, Old English china, and careful table arrangements, with Miss Mary Chrissinger aiding in design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Frick
Ue Chamber of Commerce
J. J. Porter
Mary Chrissinger
Haa
Miss Frick
Mane Ugoy
Boonshor
Miserson Mis Lands Literary Society Officers Elected
The Miserson Literary Society of Mise Lands room Antietam School held an officer election Friday. Named as president Harvin Turner, vice president Nervie Wringer, secretary Catherine Starchey, treasurer Hielon Lailer, reporter Richard Snyder. Next meeting set for Friday at 2:41 in Miss Sand's room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miserson ‘Literary Society of
Mise Lands
Antietam School
Fridday
Harvin, Turner
Nervie Wringer
Catherine Starchey
Hielon Lailer
Richard Snyder
Miss Sand
Letters To Lovers By WINONA WILCOX
A reader shares a long personal letter about love and trust, detailing a man older than her who proposed after an engagement, later revealing a divorce. The writer reflects on confusion, loyalty, and parental safeguards as she weighs marriage versus unresolved pasts and the suitor’s claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Wilcox
Canadian Women Bid To Baltimore Meet
Washington Deer 6 Mrs Sidney Small Toronto city council member returns to Canada with an invitation for Canadian women to send delegates to the Pan American Conference of Women in Baltimore next April. The National League of Women Voters promotes the meeting and delegates have received invitations from South American nations as well. Mia Smalls, first woman on the seventh city council, led the Bix Sisters’ Association and worked on the Juvenile Court Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Deer
Sidney Small
Toronto
Canada
Community Christmas Association Plans Holiday Charity Work
The newly formed Community Christmas Association in Hagerstown aims to coordinate charity, reducing duplication by acting as a central distributing and collecting center for Christmas baskets. Led by chairman B. K. Bachtell, the group will also establish a Community Christmas Tree and provide community entertainment while coordinating with existing charities through a Chamber of Commerce office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chrietaige Association
Jis
Hegerstown
Community Christmas Association
B. K. Bachtell
Im Hagens Town
Chamber of Commerce
Hiram
Hall
Special Features Honoring Dr Simon And Mr Roessner
A Trinity Lutheran Sunday School event celebrated the ninetieth anniversary of Dr J Simon and the eighty third anniversary of Jacob Roessner. Music featured Peter Buys, Charles Cangel, R A McMichael, C S Pullen, Paul G Aller. The gathering conveyed gratitude and warm goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Simon and
Mr. Roessner
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Noy
Simon Wy
Bumé
Jacob Roessner
Simon Hy
Peter Buys
Charles Cangel
R. A. McMichael
Roessner
C. S. Pullen
Paul G. Aller
Alsatia Dance Beautiful and Well Attended
Alsatia Club hosts a large winter social at the Chamber of Commerce Auditorium with about 300 guests from Martinsburg Frederick Cumberland Waynesboro and Chambersburg. Whitacre's Orchestra provided music and the hall was decorated in a Christmas theme with holly evergreens and a small garden of trees. Committee chair Brewer L Stauffer led the event with Ross Wolfe Donald R Saufer Chas Syigler and D Frank Kavanaugh among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsatia
Chamber
Whitacre
Martinsburg
Frederick
Cumberland
Waynerboro
Chambershire
Mills
Crouse
Nominations Made by West Enterprise Co
The Western Enterprise Co held primaries for officer and director nominations. George B. Alexander and B. E. Weber were nominated for president, with several nominees for vice president, secretaries, treasurer, and standing committees. Plans for a Pig Roast were discussed and Martinsburg Five Co. was urged to receive $10. E. C. Mery, company president, declined nomination for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aBicere
Western Enterprise Bire
George B. Alexander
B. E. Weber
Prasi
R. Wilson
C. R. Sandbower
J. M. Brill
C. G. Trosh
Frank Nigh
Prye
Hon. Smith
L. L. Smith
FP. W. Dinkaod
J. E. Morgan
K. R. Baker
Best Talent in City for Musical at Y Tonight
Tonight at the Y M C A gymnasium a concert features top city singing groups and soloists led by Charles M. Casgel. Mrs J G Steffey reads, 500 new chairs ready, program includes choruses, solos, readings, and two planers Capriccio and Turkish March with noted artists from Treble Clef and Lyric clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
A. Gymnasium
Tewagke
Edeh
J. G. Steffey
Pilgrim’s Chorus
Wagner
Ashford
Wandering Home
Stevens
Friar's Club
Schumany
Earl Kohjer
Treble Clef Club
The
Dawn
Atta Cantor
Fay Poster
Rishard ‘Lowman
Arigea Club
Kertochan
Pillaw Town
Elliott
Waller
D.“A. Watkina
Vtto
Sunzine
Wooney
Holzapfel
Statton
Wertz
Kingsley
J. Grason Steffey
Beethoven
Brahms
Mea
J. C. Gyron
R.A. Me
Michael
Soprane
Homer
Magic
Watts
Misa Lana Chaney
Lyric Club
de San
Me Kindy
Robin
Deems Taylor
Brockway
Dunn
Lyric Chile
Charles Howard Roderick
No Christmas Seal Drive This Year Declared
The Public Health Association met yesterday and decided there will be no Christmas seal drive this year. The Chest Council regulations will not be interfered with, per Dr. R. B. Norment, director of Health Demonstration, who reported on the Health Unite work. A new nurse, Mrs Hall, will join the staff and start duty on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Association
Hoapital
Community Christmas Association Formed for Local Festivities
Representatives from Rotary Club Hiwania Club Elke and Alsatia Club formed the Community Christmas Association to merge charity efforts, erect a community tree, coordinate baskets and entertainment. A K Coffman named chairman with Hiram S Hall as secretary, and C Walter Baker chairing community entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hiwania Club
Elke
Alsatia Club
A. K. Coffman
M. I Patterson
Rotary Chil
Coffman
Association
Hiram S. Hall
Patterson
EB. Ke Baechteil
Oscar Eurich
Leon Yourtee
Ike
Hay Black
C. Walter Baker
Kiwanis Club
Egyptian Market Proves Popular at Armory Event
A large attendance at the Egyptian Market program under Elks auspices at the Armory runs through Saturday. The novelty features “Added Starters” with Mr. Stone in charge predicting a decisive push toward popularity. First prize is a handsome diamond ring and second prize a gold wrist watch. contestants may enter by shouting at the Elks Club or contacting Mr. Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belog
Neat Elks
Armory
Alent
Mr. Stone
Hamond
Lestring
Elks Club
Me Stone
Reference Book Lectures Begin At High School
Miss Lillian Barkdoll head of the Public Library School Department will start a ten week winter course on reference books for the senior class. The first lecture for the girls is tomorrow afternoon and the boys will have their session Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Barkdol
Public Library
Birs High
Gérieg
Literary Society Meeting Delayed By Postponement Program Aired
The Hiawathian Literary Society at Washington Street School held its weekly meeting after a Friday postponement. Officers announced include President Roscoe Carter Vice President Victor Zuck Secretary Gladys Mouts Treasurer Paul Barnhart Librarian Mae Zuck Journal editor Edna Gossard and others. The program featured songs recitations geography debate and a critique of Indian Torchlight with various members performing and contributing. A separate item notes the Day Nursery board meeting scheduled for 10:20 AM at Mrs O J Himtgrs home on West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawathian Literary Society
To Advanced
Washington Street
Roscoe Carter
Victor Zuck
Gladys Mouts
Tressurer
Paul Barnhart
Mae Zuck
The
Indian Torchiigit
Edna Gossard
Elizabeth Dorsey
R. Hicks
Vereginia Oxden
Helen Arnsparger
Paul Eichelberger
Harold Shoemaker
Edgar Dagwatl
Willian Myers
David Brevard
Edward Schiotterbeck
Davy Nursery
Mrectora
Mra. O. J. W
Washington
Christmas shoppers ease into season with careful gifts
A local merchant notes Christmas trade is not as large as last year yet satisfactory as shoppers choose more useful gifts. The festive spirit remains, with a shift away from extravagance toward practical items, while a jeweler cites higher November 1924 sales than the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuhristmas
Xmay
Tull Swley
Jaweier
40th Wedding Anniversary Observed at Pine Cottage
Mrs. George Wagner of State Road near Thurmont celebrated the fortieth wedding anniversary at Elisir home Pine Cottage on John's Highway. Over 100 guests attended between 7 and 10 P M with vocal and instrumental music and a display of delicacies. Guests received souvenirs and white rose buds. the porch glowed with Japanese lanterns and bunting. gifts included many handsome items and some from distant friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wagner
State Road
Thurmont
Elisir
Pine Cottage
John's Highway
Officers elected at Golden Rule Rebecca Lodge meeting
Golden Rule Rebecca Lodge No 2 elected officers last night with Mrs David Bennett as noble grand and Mrs Jira Kaylor as vice grand. Pearl Bowmes was recording secretary and Helen Meloteny financial secretary. Helen Whavermie and Anna Garlik were treasurers. Viola Woldager was representative to the Association. Rhoda Barnhart retired noble grand. The lodge endorsed resolutions for Danhonis to address Maryland University Hospital. Church of the Brethren at Brownsville began evening meetings continuing two weeks, with Elder Stouffer from near Shippensburg delivering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule
Rebecca Lodge
David Bennett
Noble Grand
Jira Kaylor
Pearl 'Bowmes
Helen Melotenry
Helen Whavermme
Misa Anna Garlek
Viola ‘Woldager
Rhoda Barnhart
Lodge
P Dan Honis
Mureca
Maryland University Hospital
Mré
Charles A. Little
First Srethren Church Notes Revival and Meetings
The Wednesday Mid Week revival service will be held in the church main auditorium. A new pastor will lead and large attendance is expected. The Mite Society meets Friday evening at Mrs Victor Bentz’s home. In the Increase Campaign in the Men's Bible class three score and ten men attended last Sunday braving the first storm of the season. The pastor will address the Brotherhood of Trinity Lutheran on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srethren
New Penter
Mite Society
Victor Bentx
Thera
Camupaign
Wil
Brotherhood of
Trinity Lutheran
Ingrown Toe Nail Turns Out Itself
A garbled note describes a dubious remedy named Outero for an ingrown toenail. It claims drops reduce inflammation and harden sensitive tissue, yet cannot penetrate the nail mesh. It mentions a harmless antiseptic Quizro for chiropodists and sale at a drugstore.
Near East Relief Film Show at YMCA Tonight
The Near East Fund presents a public screening at the YMCA on Thursday at 7 30 PM free to all. The film portrays rescue work in the Near East and explains how local donations are used. D A Stickell chairs the committee overseeing the event highlighting nationwide charity efforts. The presentation promises engaging, life-like scenes of relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
Cactus Blooms Exhibit At Grimes Amid Seasonal Pride
Misella O. Pofinberger of Grimes Michigan showcases two cacti bearing five flowers amid a festive pre Christmas bloom display now in its third year. The event celebrates seasonal horticulture with a note of local pride as observers anticipate blossoms breaking forth despite winter hints. Nearby, a grave digger aged Wagner remains in garden memory, and Japan reports a seamen union nearing thirty thousand members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misella O. Pofinberger
Grimes
Planiag
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T. B. Cleary
C. 8. Ogil
Annie Bonebraker
Greencastle
Christopher Smith
Irleide
Philadelpha
Mrs. Moser
Ernest Rowe
Samuel J. Letever
Piorida
Mrae George Orrick
Tram
York
St. C. Bowen
Temlly
Granlavile
Theaail Tan Hols
Keating
Wyopole, Fa
Tufer
Rallowney
George Woner
George A. Young
George C. Miller
Verion
Wreht
Georen I Woner
Halling Bower
Aly
John Caspar
Hancock
Willian T. Attacoe
W. M. Beally
H. Charo al
Misty Mary
Carnella Hofteitz
Merversburg
Sahu Snyder
Hamilton Boulevant
St. John's
D. AL
Addleon
Fartemouth
Maine
JH. C. Foster
Clearspring
John Sasder
Baiailton Boulevard
Thoes
Gus Fzer
Lewis Tzer
McDade
Downeville
Win. Wolfe
W. _E Beck
Charles J. Snyder
Snyder Brow, Clearspring
St. Ages Hospital
Balemore
William FR. Reitzell
William, Jr
Philadelphia
Potomac Hogee
Clear Spring
Grey Gables
Literary Society
RK. V
Nome
Maun
Hla
M. G
Dumaut
Baltimore
Community Xmas Association
Jay Diamond
West, Enterprise CO
Y Tonight
Jalarm Clocks
Church of the Brethren
Brownsville
Stouffer
Shippensburg
Alice
Hite
Japan
D. Meker
Madame Janet
Palmist 395
Potomac St. Hagerstown
Middlekauff
Chile
Danzer’s
Danzer Metal Works
West Lee Street
WEN Rox
Aphemis
Antstaa
Britodt
Wen
Grond't
Cobmace
Nervor
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