Surprising Birthday Party for Miss McFadden in Apex
A festive surprise party hosted for Miss McFadden at her home on East Randolph Street drew nearly forty friends who arrived while she was away. The evening featured gifts, music, and dancing, with guests traveling from Cleveland and New York to celebrate at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Harris and others. Several local residents were noted for recent celebrations and visits, including Mr. and Mrs. Hope in Washington for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K., Harris
New York City
Brown
J. Fred Brasbears
Cleveland
N. Mulberry Street
Hope ‘Amieement. Co
J. J. Hope
da Head
Apex
NOG
Mrs. Hope
Little
Jesse, Jr
Washington
Fred Shinkam
Bia
Sunny “Knoll Farm
Victor Fiery
Charlee Saylor
Max Fiery
Tanac
Gonearf
Ming Mary Molter
Aid
J. P. Moller
Penn Hall
Potomac Street
Rotary Club Selects Trees for Community Christmas
The Rotary Club chose two Christmas trees for the town. A committee including M Patterson and A K Coffman selected trees yesterday. One tree goes to Public Square for the community display, the other to Washington Square for the neighborhood. Municipal Light Plant, Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad Company, and a street committee will handle wiring, decorating, and placement ensuring visibility from Washington and Potomac streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
M. ‘Patterson
A.K. Coffman
A. B., Grubmyer
Sam Milllum
Square
Washington Square
West
Municipal Light Plant
Public Square
Hagerstown
Washington and
Potomac Stroate
Women’s Club Shower Draws Warm Replies
A Kitchen Shower at the Women’s Club received strong support with donations to aid home life. Contributions included kitchen items and decor for the lounge and bedroom, with civic members sending goods to the Clubhouse at 217 West Washington. Donors cited yesterday include Mrs Charles Hyerly, Mrs J L Nicodemus, Mrs C M Oughton, Mrs Amos Keener, and Mrs Bruce Lightner among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear Washington Street
Charles Hyerly
Bruce Lightner
G. FT. Brown
Plans for New Year Dance at Country Club
At a meeting of the board of governors of the Country Club last night plans were made for the New Year dance to be held Monday January 2. Invitations will be sent to members who may bring two guests each. Names of guests should be sent to C. C. Karton, club president. The dance committee includes George Updegraf, chairman, Roger J. Jamson, O. Nel Baylor, William Houlette Jr., J. Fred German, Ralph Boyer, Clarence Heer, Dr. W. Howard Yeager, Psoman Handlage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dnard
Gov
C. C. Karton
George Updegraf
Roger J. Jamson
O. Nel Baylor
William Houlette
J. Fred Germain
Ralph Boyer
Clarence Heer
W. Howard Yeager
Letters To Lovers By Winona Wilcox
A reader describes a long married life and a late romance, detailing debts, education of children, and a widowed suitor who seeks companionship. The piece weighs marriage timing and happiness, arguing older couples can find comfort if they balance hearts and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Wilcox
Prenis -Aimoat
Mfe
Rotary Club hears talk on income tax and world leaders
At the Hegerstown Rotary Club luncheon Rotarian William G. Clabaugh spoke on the 1921 income tax law and its unclear future. He traced tax history from 1919, noted delays in audits, and warned members of potential changes as the department lags behind. The program included musical entertainment and the initiation of Charles M. Harrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiw
I. Stock
Washington
Fifth
Hegerstown Rotary Club
Btrock
Edinburgh
United States
Stock
Europe
Lloyd George
Lord Riddell
France
Solary
Belfaven
Rotary
Rotary Club
William G. Clabauga
Hageratown
Washington, D. C
Clabauigh
USA
Edward M.zyler
Raymond’ M. Florence
Mr. Clapaugt
Regid Offive
J. E. Unger
Roy Dansgr
Forrest J. Mitchell
5.C. Carnal
Charles M. Harrin
Jingerstown
Drederick
Christmas Gift Dilemmas From An Anxious Idealist
A playful, period-tinged essay on the holiday shopping mindset and the struggle to find fitting gifts. It riffs on last minute purchases, social expectations, and humorous foibles of buyers and givers during the Christmas rush. The narrator muses on gift ideas, budget pressures, and shifting fashion trends shaping seasonal generosity.
Children of the Confederacy Hold Informative Maryland Meeting
At a regular meeting at Mrs Edwin Fockler s home Mechanics Loan Apartments Misa Mavin Hamilton historian spoke on Admiral Raphael Lima life Mrs Franklin P Canby president outlined Henry Kyd Douglas Chapter state convention work for juniors Attendance was large Next meeting set for the second Thursday in January presided by Miss Sagan Cushwa Miss Hamilton named recording secretary This Maryland chapter contributes to Cunningham Memorial Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of the Confederacy
Edwin Fockler
Mechanics Loan Apartments
Misa Mavin Hamilton
Raphael Lima
Franklin P. Canby
Henry Kyd Douglas Chanter
Baltimers
Confederacy
Mies Sagan Cushwa
Migs Hamilton
Maryland
Cunningham Memorial Fund
Piano Recital A Splendid Success
A piano recital by Mrs. Steuffer’s pupils drew a large audience at Christ Reformed Sunday school auditorium. Performers included Miss Mary Mateack soprano Miss Edna Munson reader Anos Harper tenor and Miss Kathleen Hinehart accompanist. The program featured classical and high quality American works with thorough training evident in technique and expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clary
Bolinger Steutfer
Christ Reformed Sunday School
Mary Mateack
Misa Edna Munson
Anos Harper
Kathleen Hinehart
Hagerstown
Steuffer
Traumerer
Schumann
Greig
Kathleen Sladig
Peugent
Crystal Spring
Kern
Ethel Snyder
Soto
Morn
Bedouin Bong
Dunn
Mr. Harper
Ariel Scherzo Valls
Mildred Armstrong
Bobn
Virginia Haker
Nellie Martin
Vintage velvet fashion notes confuse readers
By Marian Hale from New York dated December 16, the column discusses brow velvet as a fashionable fabric and its broad appeal. The piece mentions the long wearing tradition and the straight lines preferred in style, reflecting period taste in textiles.
Pictures Bought for School Room at Williamsport
Prof. Robert Craig and Mrs. Veleria Jones, eighth grade teachers, visited Williamsport yesterday to buy wall pictures for the art room. Reproductions of old masters and histories of art were chosen along with portraits of notable modern Americans. The teachers display pride in their new home and a friendly decorative rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Five Foot Poinsettia Grows in Tables Area
Mrs. Win Nichols of Tables displays a poinsettia reaching five feet high with large blooms and diameter noted as outstanding for the region. A community butchering party at Mr and Mrs George Towler’s home near Williamsport followed by a fine dinner drew many attendees listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichole
George Towler
Williamsport
Herry Humblehouse
John Foitz
George Hose
G. W. Towler
Alva Lamp
Earl Hose
Russell Hose
Robert Betts
Claude Cline
Mary Fluse
Beulah Hose
Mazie Lamp
Viola Fowler
Martha Cline
Stelle Hiose
Sarah Hose
Sylvester Hose
Lea Roy Hose
George Fowler
Arthur Hose
Cyril Fowler
Willam
Bowler
Jensen Howell
Lee Roy Fricae
Noah Fowler
Lee Roy Howell
Wehard Nally
Care for a Dog After Bath in Lukewarm Water
When washing a dog use lukewarm water and avoid cold. Dry the animal thoroughly before allowing it to rest.
Dinner Invitation Rules From A Formal Household
A fragment describes a formal dinner schedule with advance invitations and fixed serving times. It outlines timing to keep the meal within two hours and stresses controlled behavior of diners during the meal.
Club Meeting Discusses Main Street and Moon Call Books
The Rent Eventa Club met yesterday to compare St Lewis and Floyd Deil novels. Mrs Albert read a paper on the value of these books, noting they mirror American life. Guests attended, with the president absent. Mrs E Zeigler presided as vice-president Mrs William T Hamill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rent Eventa Club
Albert
St Lewis
Floyd Deil
Alice Edmonds
American Life
E. Zeigler
Wiliam
Hami
Meeting summary at Wits club reads papers plus maize Porter
George Crawford leads the senior organization in a Saturday meeting at Birds venue. The group will read papers while Porter serves as president. Other members plan to discuss the as yet unclear agenda.
Also Mentioned on This Page
TW. Kemp
Wa. Nichols
Balles'aries
Kaslaley Apartments
J. C. Bolinger
Bummit
Ayenwte
Wil
Bolinger
Homer Atul
Rohreroville
Nicodemia
Rohrer, Rohrersville
Katherine Schindel
The
King’s Daughters
Baltimore
Margaret McIntosh
Penn Fiall
Chamberstorg
Mra
Neto Bebley Canby
Chambersburg
Canby
Beachley
Virginia
Avenu
D. D. Summers
Werwyn, Md
Ithie
R. A.M
Soulatory
Estemontes Ongvyet
Langiet
Masonic Temple
Pocket Knives RD
Liam
Ronyot Dacida
Agaiz
Howard Phelps
State Department
Governor Stock
W. M. Clabaugh
Mra. Carroll Hendrickson
Fredurick
Afra Hdwin
Alagoa
South Fistneet Street
Tearta
Hazy
Salle
Christiaan
Beau Brummel
Woolworth
Chrisstmas
Adem
Nitlo
Que
Abe
Mark
the Confederacy
CIA A Aceracata Warere
Hagerstown, Maryland
Marian Hale
New York
Ropean
Erally
Brow Velvyet
Mmateriel
Locee
R. D." Mekerj
Saturd
AIR Rivlias
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