Social and Personal items from the city society page
Mfr and Sire A H Gunnell left today for a motor trip to Cadetsburg Kentucky and will be away about a week. Ex Sheriff Star Oper's three children, ill with chickenpox, are improved. Mize Madelina Stauffer, Red Cross secretary, is home with grippe. Mrs May Jarbor of Gettysburg spent the night at the Y M C A. Lisa Jarboo leaves for Roanoke this evening. Miss Madeline Stouffer, Red Cross secretary, confined to home on Hamilton Boulevard. Mrs C L Stambaugh at King’s Daughters office. Mr and Mrs J E Thropp have returned from Philadelphia where they spent Thanksgiving and attended the Penn-Cornell game. Mr and Mrs M Fley of Terrace Court Apartments will entertain Friday at the Women’s Club in honor of Mrs Fley’s father of Little Neck Ark. afternoon tea. Mrs John J Porter will entertain friends this afternoon at her Terrace home. A K Coffman will host a dinner tonight at 6 o'clock for all veterans. Russell Willett of the marine service, home for a visit, left yesterday for Philadelphia to sail on the U S Wright for Cuba. he will be away until next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Stouffer
King’s Daughters and
Red Cross
Hamilton Houlevard Bu Flness
C. L. Stambaugh
King's Daughters
Cuba
Russell Willett
Marine
Sem
Theater to Play Santa to Kiddies
Old Santa Claus plans to visit the Maryland Theater for a Christmas Eve matinee delivering gifts to every child in attendance. A large decorated tree will arrive with Santa and be shown to the kiddies on stage. Mrs. Herring and Miss Edna Smith among others will be remembered. turkey gifts are rumored from the Women's Club. Marriage licenses listed: Fred L. Everhart and Pauline Corderman. Charles A. Dottman and Fannie J. Sheehey.
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Santa Claus
Maryland Theater
Santa
Edna Smith
William Post
Duval
Herring
Aeenager
Washington
Fred L. Everhart
Hoyett's
Pauline Corderman
Hagerstown
Charles A. Dottman
Fannie J.sheehey
Mechanicsburg, Pa
Dressed dolls on sale at St John’s Lutheran sale
Bargain day sale at the Franklin Street storeroom on North Potomac Street features about a hundred hand dressed dolls by the Sunday School class of St John’s Lutheran Church led by Mrs Edward Oswald. The event runs Friday and Saturday December 13 and 14 with dolls of all sizes and varieties on display and sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Stote
North Potomac Street
St. John's Lutheran Church
Edward Oswald
Y M C A News on Club Meetings and Membership
The YMCA announces a Business Girls Club meeting this Monday at 6 30 PM and a Friendship Club gathering this afternoon at 4 PM. Those wishing to attend the Girls supper should send their names to the YMCA office by Saturday.
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Wlso
Inesa
W. C. A. Ofice
Household Suggestions Baking Fish Tips
Household suggestions discuss baking fish with oiled paper to prevent sticking. The text is incomplete but implies guidance on lining pans with oiled paper before baking to improve results.
Eight to Get Cross of Honor at Chapter Meeting
Henry H. Douglas Chapter presented eight men who served in the World War and are descendants of War Between the States veterans with Crosses of Honor issued by the United Daughters of the Confederacy. The ceremony was at a special Light in Darkness Library meeting led by Miss Anne. Proceeds from a January coffee and waffle shop in the downtown district will fund the Chapter Treasury and Christmas gifts for veterans. A plan to form a Maryland Sons of Veterans camp was discussed with Mr. John Kyd Beckenbaugh leading the effort. The Matthew Page Andrews book sales reached twenty copies, placing Maryland fourth among divisions cited by the WDC. New member Miss Virginia Carmichael attended. others are in process of papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Henry H. Douglas
Light IN
Anne
Preston
Genand
Robert E. Lee
Gol Machel Sholenberger
Mies Bruin
Chapter
Soldiers Home
Lucy Howard
Franklin P. Canby
Magerstown
Sons of Veterans
John Kyd Beckenbaugh
Henry Kyd Douglas
Matthew Page Andrew
War Times
J.eal
Maryland
Virginia Carmichael
Calender offer from the Herald and Mail calendar
An advertisement promotes a Navy calendar printed on white board for the new year. It features a reproduction of Norman Reckyrell’s painting and asks readers to mail a small fee to receive a copy by return post. The notice gives the Washington, D. C., address for ordering and emphasizes free distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinston
Thia
Norman Reckyrell
Kitchen Cutlery Drawer Partition for Easy Access
If you partition your cutlery drawer it helps keep every piece in its proper place and makes finding what you want effortless.
Pinchot Seeks Aid for Federal Coal Legislation
Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania arrives in Washington to enlist support for a federal program to regulate the coal industry. He aims to mobilize lawmakers and public backing for new controls amid industry concerns and national energy policy debates.
Miners Stake Out Gold Claims in Wyoming State
Gold rush echoes in Wyoming and New York mining reports as prospectors claim sites and file mining claims. Experts caution that New York geology makes rich paydirt unlikely, while several gold sightings spark interest across seven locations in the last year.
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International News
Albany
New York State
Hamilton
Dinner Given to Mail Men in Hagerstown Post Office
John T Hellane and Henry Banths honored at Castello Hotel dinner after 33 years as carriers. Hellane retires at 63 for age. Earnshaw also retires due to disability. They traversed about 425000 miles delivering mail, with 12 initial staff growing to 21 clerks and 12 carriers. Toasts by Postmaster Frank Bennett and others. Aubrey Kaylor set to replace Hellane, John Shank to take Earnshaw’s route.
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Hagerstown
John T. Hellane
Henry Banths
Postofice
Castello H Hotel
Iellane
Earnshaw
Hellane
Barhaw
W. L. Gardner
Frank Bennett
W. A. Horine
Malls
Prosector Morse Dies in Indianapolis in 1900s Probe
Special prosecutor in the Governor McCray case, Chas. N. Morse, who led the inquiry and then turned work to Clarence Nichols, has died at his Indianapolis home. Morse, a U.S. commissioner and brother of Rep. Merrill Morse, faced indictments from Marion County grand jury negotiations and Spanish era context. Local quotes cover prices, while an ad promotes rheumatism remedies amid mixed historical notes.
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Latreaational News Service
Indianapolis
Vendol Relief Promises Hope for Hopeless Patients
In Hagerstown a hopeful note emerges as Vendol claims to ease chronic ailments. A testimonial from Raymon F. Litten cites improved health after two weeks of use at Wareham's City Drug Store, detailing prior constipation headaches nervousness indigestion and fatigue. The ad urges readers to consult the Vendol Specialist and warns against confusing Vendol with other medicines.
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Hagerstown
Warchai
City
Mr. Raymon
FE. Litten
Weathern Union
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Evening Mail
Mfr
A. H. Gunnell
Hamillton
Cadetsburg
Gheriff Star-' Oper
Cledkspring
Mize Madelina Stauffer
May Jarbor
Gettysburg
Allisa Jarboo
Roanoke
J. E. Thropp
Hamilton Boulevard
Pilar’delphia
John J. Porter
Coffman
Talking Machine Shop
Feld’s
W. Franklin
Bhorudy
Rexall. Pharmacy
Harlastown
Eaaraates
Frederic, Raat
Pen-Mar Grocery Co
BO W. Franklin St
BIE
Kletshers
Fiere
Daughters of Confederacy
The
Herald & Mail
Weedgnie
Maserstona Therald
Reese Renee
Reese Seeanene
Meare Pomhess Haper
Alice M. Weagly
Potonas Street
Hagerstown Tire Co
South Potomac Bt
Jonnsons Candies
Mgjor Chen, Ip Lie Tao
J, T. Hellane and
Henry Earnshaw
Guests of
Young’s Drug Store
Garner Public Square
Bec
C. M. Horm
Vresecsse
Seesceenene
Fuouf Esse
Dalry
Schumacher
Aughinbaugh
Keelaley Drug Stores
O. Ay
Yeorbens
M.D. Phtaddohia
Trumpower
Garcoliton Avenue
Warehams City
Wareham
Joseph Shevinne Ellyney
Phillip Gordon
Jan Chiapasso
Maurice Qoumesnil
Emil Telmanyt
Erno Dohmanyi
Germaine &Chnitzer
Guy Maier
Lee Pattison
Alfred Mirovitch
Renee Chenet
Othera
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