Social and Personal All Items From Evening Mall
Social and personal items note births marriages and local visits. Mr and Mrs Fred Cola of Williamsport announce the birth of a daughter Misa Elizabeth Eckin, who was operated on for appendicitis at Garfield Hospital and is improving. Several residents and visitors are listed with trips, hospital notes, and gatherings including Norman Clayburn and family, Mr and Mrs Sowers, and others visiting Washington and Clear Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cola
Willamsport
Misa Elizabeth Eckin
Murae
Washington
Wil- Mamsport
Garfield Hospital
Jack Kendie
W. Kendle
Baltimore Street
Washington County Hospital
John Baat
Boone Bore
Wallington County Hospital
Women's clubs cancel dates this month
County clubs cancel meetings that would occur after the eighteenth awaiting resume after January 1. Fulkstown girls meet in the afternoon with Margaret Smith home demonstration agent attending. Pecktonville club meets Tuesday at 1 pm to study convenient kitchen arrangements. Willstuns club gathers Thursday at 2 pm for Christmas suggestions and home made can offerings. Smith assists with Christmas plans and gift ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Answersty
Fulkstown
Margaret Smith
Misesoulth
Pecktonville
Women’s Club of
Christmas Gift Catalog From The Daily Mall
The text lists numerous holiday gift ideas with prices and targets various recipients including Mother Father Sister Home and gifts such as leather purses gloves handkerchiefs ornaments silverware and clothing items. It reads like a wartime or early 20th century catalog with sporadic spelling errors and jumbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mall
Kl Glover
Period Dress On Vacation Br Ok Hoffman Vacation Note
Dr Hoffmans absence from December 15 to January 2 is noted. Jaffet is on vacation and plans several days at College Park. Reports of sickness among a white herd are being gathered by local veterinarians during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. O. K. Hoffman
Jaffet
College Park
Butchering Party Draws Crowd at Tilghmanten Event
Charles Davis hosted a butchering party in Tilghmanten on Friday. Three fine hogs were butchered, the largest weighing 618 pounds. A large crowd attended and enjoyed a sumptuous dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Davis
Tilghmanten
Christmas Story Session at St Paul’s Epworth League
The Epworth League of St Paul’s Methodist held a Christmas session featuring Henry van Dyke’s The Othe wise Men read by Miss Margaret Harp. Members sang carols and engaged in Christmas activities as Rev. Vernon N. Nidgety spoke on Gene Stratton Porter’s religious themes and kindness. Next Sunday night the league will sing Christmas carols in front of St Paul’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe
Henry van Dyke
Margaret Harp
Epworth League of
St Paul's
M. BH. Churel
Christmas Spirit at St John’s Lutheran Church Services
The Spirit of Christmas dominated both St John’s Lutheran Church services yesterday. Pastor’s sermons and the music, led by Prof GO H Roderick, highlighted spiritual preparation for Christ’s coming. An evening portrayal of The Virgin Mother impressed attendees. Next Sunday features The Conting of the King cantata and Christmas Sunday observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Lutheran Church
Tha Pnator
At & Ch
Harry
GO. H. Roderick
Herholy
Dudley Buck
Christmas Party Planned by Empty Stocking Association
A Christmas morning event for poor children organized by the Empty Stocking Association of Hagerstown aims to provide a moving picture show a large tree and stockings. President elected for 1925, funds from 1917 and a bank account sustain the effort, with 450 tickets for 508 children due to Palace capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empty Stocking Association
Empty Stocking Club
Aines
4. K. Coffman
Roger ‘Whipple
Harry Beschley Yiea
Sharles Harman
Mra. H
Meredith
Han
Charles Boyar
A. F. Rothstein
3Tra
A. J. Coffsman
Tn Hagerstown
Praoyer
Gost Anyons
Points on Poundage by Cynthia Grey
Cynthia Grey discusses dieting and fashion as a guide to self image. The column mocks extreme dieting while advising balanced choices such as vegetables and simple dresses, humorously noting outdated remarks about eating and appearance.
Household Suggestions and Craft Tips From A Past Era
Household advice covers dishtowels and wall coverings comparing materials, favoring linen for longevity. Suggests enamel cloth for walls and tile patterns for décor. Includes a tip on drying fruit and using dried orange peels as flavoring, plus a note on lemon storage with a feather pompon to keep them fresh for months.
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Phone 104
Harry G. Margang
Virginian Avenue
Buntley
Martin WY
University of Maryland
Mr. and
Mya. C. P. Fitzgerald
A. ES
Wiliamsport
Wellaville, O
Mra
BR. OH. Alvey
Norman ©. Clayburn
Louis Alexander
West Hranklin Street
Howard Miller
Howard Street
Miller
Boonsboro
Willam H. Glick
North Mulberry Street
East Avenue
A. G. Kile
Robert W. Coffman
Frank T. Gering
Paul F, Sowers
Berwilek
Charles Sowers
Erect Sowers
Shippensburg
Clearspring
Aul
Ralph Flory Ani
Angeratown
Charles Bowers
Clearenring
Cooper
Boyce
Grippe
H. A. Hamilton
Weat
Washington, Street
Mra. V. C. Barnham
North Locial, Street
Norman ¥. Clayburn
Gon Nevin
Charley BE
Bowman
Raat North Street
Charlotte St. Claire
Winter Street
Lloyd Coffman
Wide Street
Arthur Sleasman
Smithsburg
Charlea Molien
Jacob Braungard
Milton J. Cohen
Meredith Apartments
Mrs. B. ¢. Bradley
Maroof
Mt. Vernon
Hattway
Orville F. Balthazer
Bertha ¥. Robinson
Mount Joy
Fred. N
Herman
Anna G. Newman
Bunbury
Milton M. Bryant
Mary A. Johnson
Bryant
Wilbur Hollinger
Shady Grove
Carrie E. Myers
Greencastle
Nelson W. Foreman
Crrrith
Thomas
Chambersburg
Troy
Spielow
Katherine Kersh
Ocr
Hagerstown
Wieh
Vicki Lene
E. Robinson
Patterson Hotel
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Aland
Dad
Siti
Eilver L.rd
Bentz & Dunn
the House of Shoes
Josephine
Amma
Hehe
Alice M. Weagly
Newberry
Wash Bt
Cynthia Grey
Bill Shakespeare
Qin Price
Coxon Ie Wess
Marcel
Washington St
Gruen
Kohler
Vane
Movement
Mae
Tee
Milton Kohler & Sons Jewelers
W. Washington St
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