Social and Personal Ait Items From Evening Mail
Social and personal notes from The Evening Mail highlight visits and stays in the Harrisburg area. Rebecca Shockey is with her son Price Shockey in Harrisburg hospital, while Esther Wilson and Aiea Ebber Wilson visit relatives. Himes C. Greer from Front Royal spends holidays with the Green family near Chewsville, and Betty Wilson and Clyde Grove visit Front Royal friends. Various locals, including Mrs. Hutzel, Roy Schlosser, and Yancy family, are noted with travels, visits, and health updates amid holiday gatherings and neighborhood events.
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Rebecca Shockey
Price Shockey
Harrisburg
Young Shockey
Himes C. Greer
Front Royal
George W. Green
Chewsville
Miss Kinsell Hosts Cards Friday At Home
Mazel Kinsell held a 600 card party at her Clearspring home on Friday. Attendees included Hazel Kinsell, Enos Selbert, Charlotte Knepper, Samuel Seibert, Mary Corbett, Earnest Bartels, Laulee Seibert, Isaac Gossard, Howard Sword, Jos Fiery family, Mabel Everly, Pauling Mabel Everly, and many others. University student Julian Schindler plans to spend New Year’s with relatives. community members travel to Chambersburg and Frederick for events. The Potomac Public Service Company hosts its annual New Year oyster roast for staff. Turkey dinner at T Z Galloway’s honors Miss Lela Cottrell. A Dutchering party at Daniel Socks home. watch night service at St Paul’s Church. YM YWCA New Year activities. porkers killed for lard and sausage at Walnut Point.
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Mazel Kinsell
Hazel Kinsell
Enos Selbert
Charlotte Knepper
Samuel Seibert
Als Mary Corbett
Earnest Bartels
Laulee Seibert
Isaac Gossard
Howard Sword
Jos, Fiery
Robert Fiery
Milas Mary Cashno
Alda Miller
Roza Cun
Bingham
Mies
Carrie Miller
Henry McGill Mitrmiller
Chas. Kreigh
Fred Kreigh
J and Pauling
Mabel Everly
Russel
Samuel Both
Hagerstown
Misa
Miriam Powers
Miles
Frederick
Edna Powers
Richard Kinnell
Rath Perry
Mary Beach Joy
Misa Hilda Saylor
Blom. Kinsedl
Julian. Schindler
University of Maryland
L. W. Mobertson
Heefner
Street
Dallimore
Winston-Salem
N. C
Estella
Chambersburg
Ancy
Cupid Grants Many Springtime Marriage Licenses
A Delaware Valley roundup lists numerous couples from Maryland and neighboring states securing marriage licenses over the weekend. Names include Roy C. Moats and Jidget A. Weller of Hancock, John A. Rupley and Anos E. Mang of Harrisburg, and Russell P. Creswell with Alma Lagle of Lewistown, among others.
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Cupid
Maryland
Ucensey
Roy C. Moats
Jidget A. Weller
Hancock
John A. Rupley
Anos E. Mang
Harrisburg
Frank F. Myers
Potts Crowe
Caroline Taylor
Munsey
Valley
Miss Longanecker Weds Local Man
Misa Mary W Longanecker a Chestville resident married Albert Pomendor fer a local man in a quiet Saturday evening ceremony at 7 30 at the Parsonage with Rev C C Carpenter officiating Also Enza Mibnick and Fate oontr of Middleburg wed at the bride's home in a United Brethren Church ceremony The bride formerly a statograph er in the Moller organ works office The groom a prominent young farmer of the Middleburg district.
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Misa
Mary W. Longanecker
Chestville
Albert Pomendorfer
C. C. Carpenter
Koontz
Minwick
Enza Mibnick
Fate Oontr
Middleburg
Mentzer
United Brethren Church
Moller Organ Works
Middlesbure District
Miss Carnochan Weds Mr Nagle in St Louis Ceremony
Announcement from St Louis Missouri states Miss Evhe Grace Carnochan formerly of this city married Mr George Nagle on December 21. Milas Carnochan, her father, worked with Western Maryland Railway and Toth Lumber in Poplar Bluff Missouri. Mr Nagle works for Loose-Wiles Baking in St Louis. The couple plans to reside in Poplar Bluff or Charleston Missouri.
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St. Louis
Evhep
Grace Carnochan
George Nagle
Milas Carnochan
Washington County
Hgh
Poplar Blut
Missouri
Western Maryland Railway Company
Toth Lumber Company
Nagle
Loose-Wilea Haking Company
Charleston
Plans For Hagerstown New Year Welcome In 1924
Elaborate plans under way for Hagerstown’s welcome of the New Year tonight in church and ballroom. Watch night services will be held at several churches while many dances and parties are arranged. Bells and whistles mark the stroke of midnight as the old year’s progress yields to 1924. City clerk’s permits show 672 constructions in 1923, including 114 single houses and 187 garages. 600k dollars estimated annual value. Major fires hit W. Prior Co. and Nunson Apartments February 7, and Harry Rudy drug store January 7, with 113 alarms heard in Big Six.
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Hagerstown
Haxerstown
Bullatog
Jlagerstown
Lthis
W. Fe
Nunson Apartments
Dancing Academy
Frank R. Stouffer
Harry Rudy
School Properties Sold At Auction
The Hancock district sold school buildings in a Saturday public sale. The Millstone building with ground was sold to J I Pierce for 405 dollars, Shepherd's to Jacob Munson for 400, and O'Farrels to Hearst Brewer for 0 dollars. The lot for the latter building returned to neighboring farm owners. All structures were frame and no longer needed as pupils attend Hancock School. transportation was provided by the Board. Auctioneer Gileece of Hancock oversaw the sale.
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Hancock
Board of Education
Millstone
Gileece
Hancock Hat
Dokkies Hold Dance at Armory Saturday Night
D. C. O. K. Darak Temula hosted a Christmas dance at the armory with lively music by the Le Beata Novelty Orchestra. Mrs. Franklin Tr. Cacdy will attend a toptebt at the Kaighis of Columbus Hall in honor of subdebts and Unely Eriends of Hagerstown. about seventy younger members are expected.
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Dokkies
Franklin Tr. Cacdy
Gutchering Party Honors Downsville Host and Helpers
Charles B. Houser Sr. of Downsville entertained friends at a butchering Thursday with many assisting including Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Houser, Frank Gatrell, William Davis, John Houser, Robert Martin, Hubert Gatrett, Gardiner Wourer, Howard Long, Elvin Betts, Joseph Houser, Maryia Long, Ralph Flock, Charles Hower Jr., A Iter, Mrs. Frank Gatrell, Mrs. Maud Betts, Minnie Gatrett, Alice Houser, Mary C Gatrell, Maximo Betta, Fannie Mauser. A five dinner was served in all.
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Charles B. Houser
Downsville
Charles I Houser
Frank Gatretl
William Davis
John Houser
Robert Martin
Hubert Gatrett
Gardiner Wourer
Howard Long
Elvin Betts
Joseph Houser
Maryia Long
Ralph Flock
Charles
How Rer, Jr
A. Iter
Mrs
Prank Gatrell
Maud Betts
Minnie Gatrett
Alice Houser
Mary C Gatrell
Maximo Betta
Fannie Mauser
Civic League Meeting Notices Planned for January 2
The Chic League holds its regular monthly meeting at the library on Wednesday January 2 at 3 o clock AM. Members and interested attendees are invited to attend.
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Civic League
Chic League
Lebrary
Utach
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