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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1927

Page

7

Social and Personal Items From Evening Mell News

Social and Personal notes from the Evening Mell page list residents and visitors: Mr and Mrs Talcott Minton at the May flower in Washington. Nicklas Straley at the home of Mrs George Speaks near Chenaville after a stroke. Leo Stigers and family in Hagerstown. Mrs Fred Bowser in Baltimore. Ming Boss Martin returning from Baltimore. George Wynn visiting Hagerstown. Rutherford B B Brown moving to Philadelphia for Christmas with family. William Brinson returning to Norfolk after a visit. Gladys Snyder hosting her bridge club on Virginia Avenue. Karl Rogers at Mer cer s burg Academy. Mrs George Bell of Keedysville visiting Richmond. former Mrs Thuryle Sting of Richmond visiting Keedysville. Hilhiard Hanneberger and others near Well hington. Miss Jeannette Tullis visiting Aunt in St Louis for Christmas. Harry Garnand supervising bridge construction at Chambersville. Mrs N B Munson returning from Baltimore. Van Gator family attending funeral in Philadelphia. John Long visiting Keedysville. Mrs Fanny Wyand called to Keedysville for ill mother. Mrs George Routeahnbaa visiting Gardner. birthday party for Helen V Eckatine with many friends and refreshments.

Fanny Wyand Henevola Keedysville Harah Burmer George Routeahnbaa Gardner Kenneth Plank Mitchell Avenue

Miss Steffey Honored on Northwestern Freshman Debate Team

Miss Phoebe Steffey, daughter of Mr and Mrs J G Steffey of Williamsport, was chosen as one of two freshmen girls on Northwestern University's debate team after tryouts at Evanston. A Northeastern School of Speech student, she won from a field of fifteen, most of them boys, and will debate the Y M C A College of Chicago on the negative. Steffey, a Williamsport High School graduate and honor student, is praised by friends for this achievement.

Phoebe Staffey J. G. Steffey Wil- Vanisport Northwestern University University At Evanston Mise Stiffey Northeastern School of Speech Y. M.C. A. College of Chicago Williamsport High School Steffey

Flapper Fanny Says on wives and stenographers

A humorous quip notes wives should not worry if they knew what stenographers think of their husbands. Also dated the AW. G. T. U. prayer meeting schedule for St. Paul’s United Brethren Church at 7 45 p m tonight.

St. Paul's United Brethren Church

Little Christmas Seals Do Big Work Says Dr Fulton

Dr Fulton, head of the State Health Department, urges buying Christmas seals at the box office in theaters to support tuberculosis work. He notes most funds stay in counties via the Sanatorium Association and lists programs including Childrens’ Preventarium and Miracles House.

DR. Fulton John &. Fulton State Department of Health State Treasury Sala State Tuberculosts Senatorium Association Fhe Childrens' Praventarium Clatbourne Ntste Clabourne

Mothers and Daughters Banquet at YMCA on January 13

In Hagerstown plans unveiled for a Mothers and Daughters banquet to outshine all prior events at the YMCA. The Y board reserved banquet rooms for the Ladies’ Auxiliary and anticipates performances led by Nellie Carder. The gym will be donated January 28 and 29 for a King’s Daughters fundraiser with home-cooked meals. Edigon of Island Ford comments on a bargain car.

Hageratown Tha “Y Sesel Nellie Carder King’s Daughters

Little Joe Lodge Social at Odd Fellows Temple

The drum corps of Gilead Hecemp ment gave their frat dance and 500 warty of the season at the Odd Fellows Temple Monday night with nearly two hundred per song present. An orchestra provided music. The next social event is set for Monday evening, January 3. Rev John L Barnes of Gettysburg Seminary will preach at Williamsport Lutheran church next Sunday at 10 30 AM.

Gilead Hecempment Odd Fellows Temple John L. Barnes Gettysburg Seminary Lutheran Church Willamsport

Missionary Meeting at First Baptist Church

The Women's Missionary Union of the Western District Association of Maryland met at First Baptist Church in Hagerstown. Mrs. J. Gregory of Frederick presided. sessions included devotions, prayers, sermons on thanksgiving, reports from several churches, a nominating list for next year, and a pageant by the First Baptist Church of Hagerstown.

Women's Missionary Union of the Western District Association of Maryland Church i Threelty Yenterday Jif Gregory of Frederick Sitning H. Abrams First Baptist Church of China W. A. Menafen Calvary Baptist Church First Baptist Church Brunswick Church Servnture Nutter WW. A. Menattee Hagerstown Emily Nelson J. P. Daniels Brunswick Mra Jones Payne Weverton Mra. Newton W. G. Royal Associational Women's Missionary Union Jeanette White Baltimore

DoYou Recall 30 Sons and Local Officials Gather

DoYou Recall 30 sons George F Burkhart was elected president of the First Hose Frank N Fahrney vice president Jock A Heard treasurer George Wi Riley secretary Deputy Sheriff P A Witmer broke ground for a new houses on Broadway Bishop Wa Varét of Maryland confirmed a large close at St Johns Episcopal Church Former Sheriff Gantz was visiting there from Springfield Ohio Five former sheriffs shook hands with him on the courthouse pavement New Somer Mayberry Hamford Reichard and Zellers Approximately 20000 Larrely of apples worth about £35020 were shipped from the county during the just closed season

George F. Burkhart First Frank N. Fahrney Jock A. Heard George Wi. Riley Wa. Varét Maryland St. John's Episcopal Church Sherriff Gantz Springfield Ohio New Somer Mayberry Hamford, Reichard and Zellers

Local Farm Activity and Wedding Highlight in Old County Ledger

Jason F. Lamen bought the Western Pilko farm, produced 300 tons of hay sold at 14.50 per ton. Wm Sigler Vere Rudy and Roy Sigier cut 3160 shocks of corn for 186.88. Georges H. Snagely, 40, steward at Hugh's Home, died of heart failure. Ada M. Clapper married Harry G. Watson in Rohrerarille with Nellie Clapper as bridesmaid and John D. Ready as best man.

Jason F. Lamen Pilko Samuel Emmert Wm. Sigler Vere Rudy Sigier Roy Sid Parte Eame Georges H. Snagely Stewart Hugh Rohrerarille Ada M. Clapper Stean Clapper Harry G. Waston Dante Easton Nellie Clapper John D. Ready

Christmas Party For Williamsport Women's Club Set

The Women s Community Club of Williamsport will hold its annual social meeting tomorrow at 7 30 PM at secretary Mrs Z A Hawken s home. President Mrs Norman McCardell and hostesses Mrs Hawken will oversee the event. A note mentions Jomac and Lee streets and the arrival of an eight pound baby.

Woman's Community Club of Williamsport Z. A. Hawken Norman BcCardell Hawken Jomac and Lee

Nobody's Business: Sticker Confusion At Potomac Edison Station

A young woman parked near a Potomac-Edison building, found a yellow sticker reading aspected on her windshield for six weeks, and headed to police headquarters after removing it. The incident led to confusion amid a misread tag. Also listed is a marriage license for Carl J. Flowers and Myrtle M. Hendershott, both of Hancagh.

Potomac Edison Austin EB. Houghman Station 147 Carl J. Flowers Myrtle M. Hendershott Hancagh, Ea

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