Social and Personal Notes From The Evening Mall
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1923
Page
3
Bazar Opens This Evening At Wil Williamsport Cafeteria
The Knights of Pythias Hall in Williamsport hosts a bazar by River’s View Cemetery Endowment Association starting this evening and running through the holidays. Booths offer a variety of articles and a cafeteria luncheon begins at 5 o'clock with additional dinners to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Wil Mamsport
River’ S View
Items Of Interest From Greencastle 1923 Greencastle Note
Greencastle December 13 1923 residents Alfea and Henrietta Brown visited Hagerstown while Mrs William Bert of Martinsburg stayed with Ma Juliaert. Mrs Jennie Davison returned from a week with relatives in Hagerstown. The Greencastle Choral Society plans a December 27 concert. J Russell Hostetter bought Bella Jackson’s North Carlisle street property and will convert part into two modern apartments. Mrs Elizabeth Solienberger is ill on E Baltimore Street. Harry J Goety and wife announce a Sunday opening of their new dining room in Ziegler building Center Square. Dr J B Stine of Norrisburg will preach tomorrow at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Alfea
Henrietta Brown
Hagerstown
William Bert
Martinsburg
Juliaert
Jennie Davison
South Carlisle
Greencastle Choral Society
J. Russell Hostetter
Bella Jackson
North Carlisle Street
Elizabeth Solienberger
E. Baltimore St
Harry J. Goety
Ziegler
Center Square
J. B. Stine
Norrisburg
Washington County Tops English Test in State Study
Washington County ranked first in English test results among Maryland counties in a state study of high school English. Dr. Samuel A. North announced the finding after addressing county high school teachers. Alleghany and Anne Arundel followed, with eight elementary grades counties leading. Christmas holidays begin December 21, with return January 2.
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Washington County
North
Visiting Hours At S P C A Shelter Opens To Public
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals announces regular visiting hours at its new shelter at 418 South Boulevard. Public hours are 1 to 5 PM on weekdays and 9 AM to 12 PM Sundays. Five new members joined the society, and the past month saw thirteen dogs sheltered, three chloroformed, three cats sheltered, two cats placed in homes, one horse shot, and one cruelty cage presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
South Boulevard
Frank G. Burton
Leonard Crooke
Hamilton Boulevard
Keller
Small
Brown Ave
Frank Shenk
East Franklin Street
Zoa Howe Davis
Mitchell Ave
Mary Findley
Summit Ave
Commun y Chest officer election and remarks
The annual election of officers for the Community Chest will be held this evening at a meeting of the executive committee and board of directors at the Chamber of Commerce. The text also notes war veterans deserve bonus, taxpayers deserve a reduction, and the sun deserves a rest.
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Commun Y Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Cement Company Men Entertained At Banquet Last Night
Forty employes of the Security Cement and Lime Company attended a banquet at Masonic Temple. J. J. Porter, general manager, and Edward Guth, superintendent, gave addresses. Afterward guests visited the Diamond Pool Room. Brent Weber served as toastmaster. planning committee included Lester Leiter, David Smith, Ray Selby, Russell Zeigler, and Hubert Henneberger. The menu was served by Mrs. Maisack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Cement and Lime Company
Masonic Temple
J. J. Porter
Edward Guth
Diamond Pool Room
R. Zeigler
HW. Henneberger
Drent Webber
T. M. Parker
L. Gilbert
A. Foreman
J. Hartle
R. Beard
F. Andrews
P. Koontz
E. Carbaugh
Y M C A News Miss Frick Sets Monday Dinner Time
Miss Hannah Frick announces the Business Girls supper prepared by Tuesday night cooking classes will be served at 6 30 Monday evening Members of all women s classes are invited but registration is requested before this evening The Religious Work Committee outlines next Sunday s schedule Vesper services at 3 p m at the Washington Square M E Church The First Baptist Church choir led by Mrs A H Sherman will sing at the hospital at 3 30
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Hannah Frick
Religious Work Committee
Washington Square M. E
First Baptist Church
A. H. Sherman
Canned Goods Overtake Home Canning In Hagerstown
A local survey shows Hagerstown households rely heavily on store bought canned goods. About 400 cases daily are sold, equating to roughly 9,600 cans for the city, with sales rising as winter and spring demand grows. Retailers note convenience and cost drive the shift from home canning to prepared products.
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Hagerstown
Household Suggestions for Flavorful Meat Dishes
Add finely chopped nut meals and mayonnaise dressing to egg yolks for flavor. Before cooking, rub meat with a mixture of one part mustard to three parts salt. This boosts turkey mutton and beef, delivering a richer taste.
Reception for Mr Hempstead at Riley Home
More than a hundred guests attended yesterday's private reception at the Women’s Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Riley for Mrs. Riley's father, Fay Hempstead of Little Neck Arkansas, visiting at the Riley home. The club rooms were decorated with pink snapdragons ferns and pink carnations. The dining table centerpiece featured a large old fashioned bouquet with lace and candles.
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Sf. F. Riley
Riley
Emmett W. Gaus
Henry Holzapfel
Irene Smith
Victor Miller
Donald McKee
John Stonebraker
Ednar Smith
Misses Stonebraker
Mary Post Duvall
Virginia Carmichael
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William Mausell
Jeff
Robert Littleton
Jiffy Jones
Nay Tomp- Anson
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J. H. Wilson
T. Rawlings Camper
C. Clifton Anderson
Sebastian W. Werber
Helen C. Reitz
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Bazar
W’mspt
Coffield
ROYAL
Potoshac St
Jacqueline Logan
Cement Company
Betty
Mr. Hempstead
Riley Home
R. M. Hays & Bros
Washington St
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