Social and Personal Notes Gather Town Holiday Visits
A long list of residents and visitors in Hagerstown and surrounding towns share Christmas and holiday plans. Among those noted are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gran and daughter Martha Thurston of Buffalo at 738 West Washington Street, and Alfred Behueler visiting his uncle City Councilman Harry Schueler in Hagerstown. Various clubs and students from Barnard, Wilson, Mount Olive, and Drexel Institute plan holidays with families in Harrisburg, Baltimore, Washington, and elsewhere. Dr. Ralph Stauffer and Mrs. Stauffer announce the birth of a baby boy last night at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gran
Martha Thurston
Buf
Alfred Behueler
Edward Schueler
Pasadend
Cal
Harry Schueler
Hagerdown
Ralph Stauffer
Entertain at Bridge Party at Potomac Avenue
Miss Frances Maisch and Miss Imogene Thompson hosted a bridge and 500 card party last night at their Potomac avenue home. The house featured Christmas greens and flowers. after cards a luncheon was served. Prizes went to Edna Lehman Elizabeth Grimes and Allen Wigner in bridge and Helen Cox in 500, with many guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Maisch
Imogene Thompson
Potomac Avenue
Edna Lehman
Elizabeth Grimes
Allen Wigner
Helen Cox
Elizabeth Rouvlette
Eizabeth Harman
Janet Harman
Ruth Lehman
Iva Keller
Lois Simon
Anna Miller
Katherine Geary
Herriet Brewer
Virginia Keller
Mary Wagaman
Nellie Martin
Fran Coffman
Naty Noller
Catherine Eyerly
Esther Spersard
Agnes Hoelie
Auzel Spiciman
Firms Remember Their Emploes At Xmas In Hagerstown
Businesses in Hagerstown extended holiday gifts to employees with gold pieces and other presents while banks saw large cash withdrawals for distribution. Honor Roll lists Beaver Creek students for December with names across Primary and Elementary rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Beaver Creek Sethaolers
Dorothy Haupt
Lois Hartle
Jessie Harlie
George Summers
Rodger Miller
Marguerite McNeal
Joan Lang
Harold Lang
Louise Kephart
Arthur Ruger
Donald Paulsgrove
Frances Briping
Allen Hartle
Orville Miller
Anna Stephens
Ryslyn Kephart
Harold Hout
Ronus
Coler Deshields
Earnest Jones
Woodrow Scott
Clyde Simmers
Charles Traxell
Laraine Winders
Charles Summers
Gardell Newcomer
Fane Brining
Irene Brnning
Helen Hartle
Pauline Jones
Margaret Spielman
Elizabeth Schmiters
Jeannette Brandenburg
Mary McNeal
Aldine Miller
Virginia Cine
Mary Hartle
Logan Stephens
Caroline Detraw
Nellie Martin
Elizabeth Weaver
Bethlehem Love Star Jesus Carols in Silent Desert Theme
Poetic reverie blending a guiding love star with the nativity. The passage recalls Bethlehem, a Virgin, and the infant Jesus, framed as a Christmas carol about peace, sacred wonder, and divine love lighting hearts beyond the desert. A celebration of the Christmas miracle and the will to spread love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Jesus
Woman Can Play Santa in Chicago Court
In Chicago on December 24, Mrs Mary Alban 23 refused to reunite with her jailed husband over non support and offered to be Santa Claus for their child. Judge Francis Baril noted the scene as forty four wives summoned regarding court Christmas release offers from the House of Correction. Alban held her twenty month old baby and declared I will be his Santa Claus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary Alban
Francis Baril
Climony Club
House of Correcon
Alban
Santa Claus
Christmas Vagation at Co- Inte College
Christmas celebration begins with closing exercises at 1 20 pm as students and faculty receive gifts. Following a Christmastide greeting, students depart for homes and distrot ponte while saxophonists plan city carol rides tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats Co- Inte College
Sam Munk
Mise Mary McLaughin
Baily
Christ
Woman Declines Reunion With Husband
A brief note reports a woman stating she did not want her husband back, signaling a final separation.
Downsville Community Christmas Plans and Local Notices
December 28 carol singing planned around the Community Christmas tree. Women’s Missionary Society and church services reported with Mrs James Kesselring presiding. A program titled How Can We Create the Christmas Botrit featured by Miss Anna Downs, Roland Lynn and Marvin C. Long. Local students and staff listed with attendance, performances, and December milestones. Numerous social calls and holiday events noted among residents and visitors including Edna Snyder and Martha Cline groups.
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Downsville
Dea
Christian Church
James Kesselring
Anna Downs
Roland Lynn
Marvin C. Long
Clara Slifer
Rebart Long
Virginia Easterday
Lena Shank
Lila Young
Milbrey Downey
Arnold Davis
Gail Hammond
Leonard Delauder
Nelda Daugherty
Geneva Sowell
Nelie Shipley
Rosalyn Daugherty
Homer Cayatanel
Lewis Haramond
Sherman Mellett
Vaunlla Cline
Anus Dick
Charlotte McCoy
Joseph Howell
Marthe Cline
Nelley Long
Blasehe Long
Catherina Nelley
Yoginia McGoy
Esther Shafer
Mary Shafer
Hattie Cline
Havel -Hornbeaker
Josephine Mouts
Marjaorie Nolley
Edwin Swain
Catherine Davis
Pauline Davis
Nelle Hammond
Leonard Davis
Daniel Downay
Roscoe Haker
William Delauler
Fay
Catherine Dick
Jane Campton
Sarah Jane Reed
Marle Rowland
Norman Moats
Bilis Cine
Sessson
Lawrence Downey
Golde Cavanaugh
Myre Marshall
Plantat
Hya D. Frick
W.S. Faprney
Sop
Byron's Tannery
Marian
Long
Mylen
Downey
Unigarelty
Maryland
Nisues
Genevieve Grove
Muer Delauney
Richard
Hagerstown
Walter Crampton
Lewis D. Shank
Moliot
Beaver Creek
Supe Makes a Valentine Day Mass Wedding List
A lighthearted society note lists couples headed to marriage as Cupid works today. The paper records names and hometowns across Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland and beyond, noting pairs such as William Allen Jenkins and Fredy Cook of Bentonville and Lemuel Lee of Pay and Corn Nusa alongside many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupid
Christus
Williiam Allen Jenkins
Fredy Cook
Bentonville
Lemuel Charles Lee
Light Street
Nusa
Broowaburg
Carl Heshin
Edne Ream
Arronaburg
F. Dodson
Elala Bachulot
Charlestown
W. Vatran
Barkdoll
Rougerville
Ethel M. Kendall
Salinsburg
Elwen
Lanner
Harrisburg
Mary E. Pannebaker
Lewistown
Williamsport Bridge Party Hosted by Miss Mary C Lester
Miss Mary C Lester entertained many unmarried friends at a Williamsport bridge party held at her home. The decor featured xuas rolors, with luncheon served at 14 yelock. She plans another gathering for the Williamsport Bridge Club next week, honoring married friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Lester
Williamsport
Xuas Rolors
Yelock
Lester
Delegates Endorse Lynchburg College Delegate Hope
One of the delegates, Francia Henson, from thin elty, is set to attend Lynchburg College in Lynchburg, Virginia. The event notes suggest she will be among the delegates in a January 1 gathering in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Henson
Thin Elty
Dent
Lyrchbure College
Lynchburg
Jual
Alt Dacen
Suewaukee
Glee Clubs to Sing Sunday at St Pauls M E Church
Hagerstown High School glee clubs join in a Christmas service at St Pauls M E Church led by Rev Vernon N Midgely. Edna Koontz organizes. Program includes Adeste Fideles, The First Noel, God Rest Ye, Good King Wenceslas and carols sung by Girls and Boys Glee Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suodiy School of the First
Hared of God
Locust
North Atreety
ST. Paul's
M. E
Christman Caroly
St. Paul's M. i
Vernon N. Midgely
Hagerstown High Behoo
Mina Electa Zeigler
Edna Koontz
Frank Tl. Brackett
Girls
Olce Club
Stevens
King Menorslas
Antham
Nazareth
Adalyha Adam
Gils
Jamibon Brothers Reception After Culver Return
About 76 friends and relatives attended John Y. and Richard Jamison's welcome home from Culver Military Academy. The party, at father J. Vincent Jamison's South Proapact Street home, featured dancing and Stouffer's orchestra despite Santa Claus not yet arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friende
Yuente
John Y
Richard Janison
Culver Military Academy
J. Vincent Jamison
Proapact
Stouffer
Orchestra Furals
Minale
Oconalom
Clay Bird Shoot at Mike's Camp Ground
A clay bird shoot is scheduled at Mike's Camp Ground in Funks Town on Christmas Day at 1 o'clock. Adt.
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Clay
Mike
Funkstown
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Women's Club
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Angeldna I. Stephen
Harrieburg
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Misa Mary Moller
Drexel Institute
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Terrace Court Apartments
Hattie Weller
Im Hancock
Arthur Semler
Pittsburgh
Miss Marie Bomler
Potomac Street
Sarah Jeffries
Vienna
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Barnard College
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Haltimore
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Joseph D. Grove
Russell McCardell
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Mount Olive
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Lewis Ellner
Greencastle
George Bchaefer
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H.C. Crafton
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Haliday
Robert D. Helner
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Shanandoah
Mary Smith
Luray
Everett
Atonebarger
Mary Painter
Stanley
Charles G. Dodson
Percyville
Begela H. Hardy
W. Va
Nile U. Booth
Lis City
Mary F. Lockard
Westminster
Nanle
K. Leiboldt
Yola C. Misner
Did
Jamibon Brothers
Patarr
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Lafayette Inn
Washington St
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Homer W. Eakle
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Garver Furniture CO
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