Social and Personal Notes From Sharpsburg Area
Mary Ellen DeLanney of Sharpsburg is very ill with inflammatory rheumatism at home. Miss Margaret Beckley of this city weekend with Mrs. Murray Wills in Frederick. Robert D. Heiner of Washington spent weekend with relatives here, accompanied by Mrs. Heiner, formerly Lella Brewer, who will visit home. Samuel Hose of Salisbury motored to Philadelphia with R. W. Sheppard. WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr and Mrs W C Cox Sharpsburg celebrated 25th anniversary with 75 guests. They were married 25 years ago in Sharpsburg by Rev A A Kerlin present and speaking. Mrs Cox was Daisy Wyand before marriage. They received many gifts. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE A sunrise party honored Mrs Mary E L Luck on her birthday in Trego. Attendees included many locals and Miss Lois Clopper. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Heiner
Washington
Heiner
Lella Brewer
W. C. Cox
Sharpsburg
Cox
A. A. Kerlin
Lutheran Church
Daisy Wyand
Joshua Wyand
Mary EL Luck
Trego
Mary EL Back
Howerd Back
Samuel
Marvin
Preston
John F. Clopper
Ilda
Majorie
Louise Norris
Pam
Dorine
Misa Nebuia Buck
Violetta Buck
Snng Buck
Lillie Buck
Leah Qriser
Jimmy
Susan Clopper
Almira Haynes
Ada Winfield
Cora Rohre
Lille Thomas
Nellis Keedy
Sanford
Lois Clopper
Special Meeting Of The Fuckstown Womans Club
The club plans a special meeting this evening at Mrs Huy Rohrer s home to discuss topics for the 1924 program and set plans for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuckstown
Mrs Oughten hosts bridge party at Women’s Club
Mrs C M Oughten entertained a bridge party at the Women’s Club Saturday afternoon with twenty to thirty guests. Milas Etta Loose won the prize. Club rooms were decorated with American Beauty roses and chrysanthemums. A delicious supper followed. Tomorrow tea plans and Tuesday fried oyster luncheon are noted plus Thursday dinner. Chapter meets Tuesday for U D C business and convention prep. Candlesticks are suggested as Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BM. Oughten
Women's Club
Milas Etta Loose
Mary Dester
Rosce
Hering
B. J. Grimes
Robert Wright
High School Dinner HonorsAthletic Team and Senior One Act
WiMamaport High School students held a dinner and two dances in the auditorium to honor the athletic teams. Principal Bowser and Coach Keller spoke on athletics for good or evil, with captain William Shipley and volleyball captain Edna Neikirk sharing remarks. Senior Leah Toff, Frances Jfelzer directed a one act play The Last Rehearsal. Marriage licenses listed for several couples. Catholic Daughters to elect officers at K of C Hall on December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WiMamaport High School
Alog
J. B
Bowser
Keller
William Shipley
Misa Edna Neikirk
Wea
Mies Leah Toff
Iman
Frances Jfelzer
Marry Pool
Eugene Russell
Martin Zimmermans
Roy Robinson
Ashman
Homer Babylon
Carpenter
Degard Miller
Mualo
Tocal Orchestra
Herbal Plant Juice Imitation Heals Rheumatism Says Mrs Frank Panafe
Mrs Frank Panafe of Lima Onia reports relief from rheumatism and kidney trouble after using Plant Juice. She describes severe back and head pain and swollen joints improving, with fingers able to close normally. She endorses Plant Juice despite prior ineffective remedies and notes availability at local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Panafe Fanaff
Sul Oak Street
Lima
Onia
Mra. Fanaff
D. C. Aughinbaugh and Son
Koelles
Ady
Will Dance To Radio At Dancing Academy
Betty Martin reports Prof Frank Stouffer’s dancing academy in Hagerstown installs radios to broadcast jazz from New York and Chicago orchestras. The remodeled hall will feature a Japanese garden, lanterns, and 13 ventilators with 9 large fans to keep air fresh during long dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Stouffer
Stouffer
Pres. Blouffer
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Stauffer
Victor Company
Horatio Wilkie
Martz. Electric Company
Fraf. Stouffer
Hagerstown
Dandlor
Wanderings in Orient lecture aids altar group event
Mr Lymon Reamer will present arrestal pictures and a lecture titled Wanderings in the Orient at St John s Parish House on Wednesday evening December 12 to benefit the Altar Guild. The program will feature scenes from Japan Corea China the Ganges Tutankhamun Asia Minor and other locales. A pound party for St John s will honor Stisg Nelle Lamar with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lymon Neamer
St John's Parish House
St. John's Episcopal Church
Orient
Japan
Io Corea
China
Upper
Barmah
Ganges
Holy Land
Valley of Tut ankh-Amen'a Tomb
Asia Minar
Turkey
Reamer
Smoker Tonight at Alsatia Club Plans Big Attendance
The Alsatia Club Entertainment Committee announces a smoker tonight for members with trimming and a “Monday Nite Alsatia Nite” event set for December 10 at 8 pm. Rosas L Wolfe chairs with Chas Spigler Geo Lindsay Phil Mathias and W Walter Artz listed as officers. Large attendance is anticipated and missing the meeting means losing the benefits of membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosas L. Wolfe
H. Spigier
Geo
R. Lindsay
Phil Mathias
W. Walter Artz
Men of BL Joba's Lutheran Brotherhood Serve Supper
Fae men of BL Joba's Lutheran Brotherhood plan a chicken supper in the old church social room on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings December 11 and 12. They will serve at the tables with a goal to raise funds for the building debt of the new Sunday school auditorium. Supper costs 50 cents and doors open at 6 o'clock each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joba
Lutheran Brotherhood
Girls Compete For Prizes In Soup Contest Tonight
Pupils of the Dualness Girls Club of the W C A will vie for top honors in a soup contest tonight with prizes of twenty five dollars offered by Major J C Byron. Dr Victor Miller will speak on healthful benefits of soup as five judges sample bouillons and creams to decide the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dualness Girls Club
W.C. A. Jwill
J. C. Cyron
Victor Miller
Byron
Mwauch
Biles Sue Frick
Beneft
Junior High Girls Reserve Meet and Soup Contest
Y M C A notices list events for this evening including the Junior High Girl Reserves at 4 P M and the Business Girls Club at 7 30 P M. Afterward a soup contest will be staged with cooking and related classes meeting earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls Club
Orphans Home Board Reports November Activity
The Washington County Home for Children monthly meeting chaired by Vice President C Marty Keller reviewed November figures: 25 children in the Home, one new admission, one returned to relatives, one placed in a family, leaving 34 in the Home at month end. 70 children were in families under supervision, with seven placed. social work visits, two placement inquiries, and one rejected private placement. Thanksgiving donations supported the children. Christmas funds expected from public donors due to current financial constraints. The next meeting is January 4 at 2 PM. Mrs. William Clark hosted over weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers
Washington County
C. Marty Keller
James Findlay
W. St. Howard
G. W. Bushey
Mary Carter
Frank M. Thomas
Wm. T. Hascett
Exce. Secy. Elmer
Esmer
Baltimore
WD. Miller
Lewis T. Byron
W. U. Roulette
Jos. C. Niyeen
Milford Schindel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Ellen DeLanney
Sharpsburs
Margaret Beckley
This
City
Murray Wills
Frederick
G. E. Sheppard
Samuel Hose
Salisbury
Philadelphia
R. W. Shappard
Goqdyear West
D.M. Summers & Sons
BIW
Franklin &J. Hagerstewn
Aid
Dance
John St
Thor
Henry Kyd Douglan
Teparia
Misa Anne Drofa
Young’s Drug Store
Public Sq
the Talking Machine Shop
Potomac St
Hagerstown, Md
Winsport School
Eugene Mr. Bookwalter
Berths P M. Hicks
ML Union
Joy Sneathen
Hilda McDonald
Martinsburg
Tush Isabert Malley
Vera L. Beck
Cumberland
Harry Brows
Ruth Inez
Iwinehsater
Clarence E. Fogle
Alice L. Wingpiyar
Jerschel O. Waeaver
Keedyzville
Dorothy 8
Catholic Daughters of America
K of C. Hall
Blee
Prank
Alice M. Weagly
Rogerstown
Will
Betty Martin
Dora Socks
Edna Zelgitr
Stisg Nelle Lamar
Misa Mary
Kenneth Smith
Chester Cunningham
Charintty Socks
Howard Strite
Clarence Marks
Edna Wiles
Homer Conrad
Mary Bhupp
Howell Hammond
Viola Messinger
Eliott Nott
Pauling Messinger
Elmer Harber
Mary Rockwell
Lloyd Spickler
Thelma May
Arthur McGowen
Clara Fouche
Edwant Socks
Merle Fisher
Troy Spiekler
Helen Nowers
Aul Shupp
Catherine Stouffer
Carl Smith
Anna Mulligan
Leonard Smith
Francis Davis
Martha Renner
Roberts LaMar
Mary Boward
Catherine LaMar
Nellis LaMar
Cheiatman
Gruber
Anna James MacClintock
Batarcay
Women’s Club
Edna Wackdowney
Chicago
Orphans’ Home Board
William Clark
Keep Tryst
Daugheter
J. P. Ferry
Clearspring
Ford
Hagerstown Motor Co
B. & O. Pass
Phona
Summit Avo
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