Social and Personal AML Items Celebrate Society Editor’s Note
Social and Personal items note the improved health of a society editor from Byeoing Mall Phone led Joan D. Harohert of South Leatist shost after weeks at home. Dr. and Mrs. Roger Sehloeser and Dr. J. B. Johnson traveled to Baltimore. Carl T. Brauner and family lease 730 Summit Avenue, Bodton, Maas., and will move in soon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kaylor motor to Baltimore. W. Dutton sent home to Hamilton Boulevard. Miss Catharina Newcomm and Miss Katherina Schindal visit Wor mans Club. Miss Schindal’s family hosts in Baltimore. Miss Geltie Mentzer, Maryland Normal Institute student, spends weekend at North Mulberry Street home. Mrs. Noy Hammond and Mrs. Walton Gan of Chambersburg visit Mrs. H. Baker. Miss Nancy Sedwick and Miss Katherine Healey drive to Baltimore for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kaylor
Baltimore
Mr. W. Dutton
Jn Hamilton Boulevard
Noy Hammond
Wilton Gan
Chambersburg
H. ©. Baker
Nancy Sedwick
Public Health Laboratory
Katherine Healey
Birthday Party Held At Stanley Home
A pleasant birthday party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs J W Stanley 608 West Franklin Street in honor of their daughter Mary Attending were Mr and Mrs George Oliver and children of Chambersburg Mr and Mrs P L Fults Nellie Stanley Michel and Matt Pentplaten of Shenandoah Vas 1 Reeder Norman W Wolf and Mr and Mrs J W Stanley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stanley
West Branklin Stragt
Hienor
Mary
Questa
Mra
George Oliver
Chambersburg
P. L. Fults
Nellie Stanley
Michel
Matt Pentplaten
Shenandoo, Vas
Reeder
Norman W. Wolf
J.W. Stanley
Heffner Couple Entertain At Bridge Evening
Dr and Mrs J B Heffner hosted a bridge party at their home in Williamsport. Four tables played as guests from Mercersburg Waynesboro and Williamsport attended. Christmas decorations and favors added cheer. Prizes for high scores went to Miss Catherine Cushwa of Williamsport and Jolie Nevin of Waynesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Heffner
Bridge
J. B. Heffner
Wiilinmsport
Mercergwurg
Waynesboro
Williamsport
Catherine Cushwa
Wil Mereport
Joli Nevin
French Clown Delights Kids in Washington Window Display
Marceline, a mechanical French clown, performs daily cello recitals in a Washington department store window. Described as a premier mechanical toy, he features a realistic bowing technique and bellows-assisted strings, drawing admiration from children and collectors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcaline
Toto
Slove
Laltar Brathorn
Slares
Marceline
France
United Speed
Washington
Narceline
Hidight
Casals
Marceilne
Singing Class Held by Wm. N. Lessard Schedule
Singing classes conducted by William N. Lessard to meet weekly at 7 30 in Breadfording Tuesday evening and Leitersburg Thursday evening. Each session includes an hour of singing instruction and practice for interested residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. N. Lessard
Breadfording
Leitersburg
Birthday Surprise At 40 East Avenue
Miss Ola Stouffer was guest of honor at a birthday surprise party at her home 40 East Avenue. Three tables of bridge were played, and the guests presented her with a ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Stouffer
East Avenue
Bridge
Diplomatic White House Dinner Draws 1500 Guests
Washington observers describe a glittering diplomatic reception at the White House on Thursday night with more than 1500 attendees in formal attire. Mrs Coolidge and Mrs Stearns mingled with officials and foreign envoys as society showcased fashion, then plans were announced for next week's diplomatic state dinner and a following musicale at the Mayflower Hotel featuring Mme Olga Sumarof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Des
Washington Society
White House
White House Bullees
Mra
Mrs. Stearns
Mrs. Coolidge
Stearne
Thao
William M. Tatroibe
Agricwntaye
Coolidge
Do You Recall Years Ago 15 Today in Local News
A fragmented notice recalls past plans to build a road from Williamsport to Hagerstown and mentions figures such as Mac Kefouver Eukles Mills and Hubert E. Mertz as newlyweds. It notes resignations at the High School, organizational changes, and references to Prof. B. Z. Conrad and Prof. O. Bowin Garry. The item also mentions Tom Moore’s death near Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Kefouver
Eukles Mills
Hubert E. Mertz
Keedysville
Arthur F. Kessalring
Spielman's and
Hazel
Forsyth
Halfway
Cyrus &. Kershner
Clearspring
Mary B. Mulfon
B. Z. Conrad
O. Bowin
Garry
Health lectures teach children balanced diet in Hagerstown
Miss Betty Amos of Philadelphia leads health education talks for elementary and high school students under County Superintendent B. J. Grimes. She uses engaging visuals and practical examples to convey dietary lessons, from dairy and greens to bananas, stressing applied psychology and age appropriate methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Betty Ames
Philadelphia
Dalry Cowell
B. J. Grimes
Migs Amoss
Hancock
Clearspring
Smithsiire
Boonshore
Willasmport
Aliss Amos
Amos
Mise Amos
Philadelphia Council
Gil
High School Frat Dance A Decorated Evening
About 150 High Bubo students attended the high school auditorium dance decorated in red and green with Bob's Orchestra providing music. Irving Millar and James Bryan dressed as cooks served punch while a junior class mime panel, And the Light Went Out, featured Evelyn Wachter as reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Bubo
Bob
Woo
Irving Millar
James Bryan
Eenior
Evelyn Wachter
Thors
Margaret White
Minula Moors
William Mile Jer
Swope Spangler
Miss Hinghur
Miss Moors
Miss Condon
Miss Taylor
Miss Turfun
Miss Smith
Glann Puffenberger
Wis
Mia Putd
Nobody's Business and Saint Milabeth Legend
A scrambled tale from Salvation Army lore recounts a saintly figure named Milabeth whose mercy for the poor drew scrutiny. A suspicious man confronts her while she distributes food, demands to see her basket, and witnesses a miraculous, untold outcome as the contents spill to the snowy ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Saint Milabeth
Sant
Flapper Fanny Says Somqton Can't Be Held Down
The column notes that Somqton and others defy limits with a jaunty stance as women press forward in society. It celebrates resilience and playful defiance, reflecting the flapper era’s spirit and public tone.
Mrs England Conducts Cooking Classes At Y M C A
Mrs England lectured on pastry temperature at a Fat First cooking class in the Y M C A auditorium with Mrs Pear J England completing a post graduate course at Bastett Cooking School. An angel food cake was given to Mrs J N Long. Similar classes may be held again soon with ticket distribution by local organizations. Mrs Holder Jensen, visiting sister Mrs C King Keedy, has returned to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houseborgera
Magerstowtt
Y. MC. A
Pear J. England
Bastett Cooking School
The
Heat and Light Co
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Joan D. Harohert
Shost
Roger Sehloeser
J. 8. Johnson
Carl T. Brauner
Catharina
Newcomm
Katherina Schindal
Wormans Club
Miss Schindal
Pear Baltimore
Geltie Mentzer
Maryland
North Mulberry Street
BON Ton
Grey Gables
Beauty Parlor
Dankirson’s Women’s Shop
Washington ST
Dagmar Hotel
Zella Boardman
Leiter Bros
Milton Kohler & Sons
Washington Street
Calvin Coolidge
Maryindd
Tomaay
Gomphell Moet
Chemtat
Hageratawu
Det Ta
London
Miss Ames
Beachley
Lottie WM. Mong
Huyetts, Wid
Charles Edgars Bowen
Bissell
Avert
Ernest Hoffman
MN. Eyler
Wade
Minga
Christie
Wa. Beach
Pinesburg
Ainowne- Bkley W
Alvin C.hed
Mise
Dorothea Schar
Pittshurkh
Franklin Street
Sagle
Jonathan Street
Hoffman
Style Shop
N. Potomac St
Flapper
HEA Service
ING
England
Woodmen of World Hall
Barnell Institute
Barnell Beauty Shop
America
Christman
ST. Nicholas National Bank
North Pole
S Ay Creeeer
the Order OF
R. F. Bower & CO
Waghiigton’ St
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