Social and Personal News Highlights From Weekend in Washington
Mrs. Leroy Christ and Mrs. Rex Linn travel to Washington for the weekend. Mrs. Maggie Harp of Oxford visits her daughter Mia in Elmer Carruthers’s home. Miss Virginia Baker hosts visitors on West Washington Street while Miss Frances Wyand spends weekends in Baltimore and Washington. Messages note improving health for several local residents and several weekend visits to Baltimore, Washington, and Gettysburg College events. John Barkstoll to celebrate ninth birthday at home. local trips include Janneys to Baltimore and Daltimore.
Loosen Up That Cold With Musterole
Musterole offers quick relief for colds and sore throats by applying a warm tingle as its mustard oil ointment penetrates. It is marketed for bronchitis rheumatism lumbago and other pains and also available in milder forms for babies and children in 5¢ 9½¢ 65¢ jars and tubes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathers
Valentine card party hosted by Mrs. Henry Moser
Mrs. Henry Moser delightfully entertained a number of friends at her Sunset and Virginia avenues home yesterday afternoon for a Valentine card party. Med carnations decorated the rooms as a luncheon was served. Milas Elizabeth Betton won first prize, Mrs. E. B. Sefton won second, and Mrs. Bowzer the consolation prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Moser
Sunset
Virginia Avenues
Milas Elizabeth Betton
E. B. Sefton
By' TR. Bowzer
Mya. RR. Kino
Mia
William Crabb
Mra. Gee
Surprise Birthday Party For Roessner Celebrates Fifty-Eighth
J Frank Roessner, longtime Trinity Lutheran Class teacher, was honored last night at his home with a surprise party marking his 58th birthday. His class formed 36 years ago at the old Trinity Church on West Franklin Street. attendance reached 88, with 64 present for the event. Guests brought lunches and a large cake with candles was presented to Roessner as Luther Spangler presided and Willam Nilburn chaired the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Roessner
Martin Luther Bible Clasa
Trinity Lutheran Chuech
No. Roessner
Ohd Trinity Church
West Franklin Street
Mr. Toesener
Luther Spangler
Preshimt
Caas
Willam Nilburn
St Joly Lutheran Choir to Perform at Sunday Services
The choir directed by Roderick will lead morning worship with Refales In the Lord and be joined by Miss Howard and Mr Roderick for an evening special program. Mrs B Huyett will sing soprano with the choir, and Angela Charge by Beattie will feature. A community Y Club meeting at the Y M C A Monday aims to launch a friendship campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joly Lutheran Church
Roderick
Will Hing
Horri Shelley
Selon
Aheb Campbell
Merritt Campbell
Mrs C. Gray Hosts Card Party at South Prospect
Mrs C. Gray entertained a number of friends at her home in South Prospect for a card party. Refreshments were served and prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Gray
South Prospect
Valentine Party at The Potomac Touro
Mina Maria Warner and Aes Alario Bopp hosted a Valentine party last night at The Potomac Touro Clearopring. Observance of the Way of Prayer for Missions is set for Friday February 27 at 3 at the Church of the Brethren corner Fast Washington and Mulberry streets. A nationwide program by the Federation of Woman's Board of Missions will be used. Leader will be Mrs FF Holeopple. The Day of Prayer for Nations is observed there annually. Avni V Maines 52 West Franklin t Hreat storage at ery 2B Rohrer W32 Cheetai street ravage lxi7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Maria Warner
Aes Alario Bopp
Potomac Touro
Clearopring
Frayer
Church of the Brethren
Wiohington
Mulberry
Federation of Woman's Board of Orsign Misalons
Nort Ameria
Haperalawn
FF. Holeopple
Nmiratona
Titsuy Interlenoni National Service
Avni V. Maines
West Branklin T
Ery
Rohrer
Cheetai Street
Miss Green's Spring Bride in Quiet City Rites
Miss Charlotte M. Green and Chit A. Gibney were married at 1 pm by Rev. G J Rider at Grace VW B Church parsonage. The couple, witnessed by immediate families, plan a brief wedding trip to Calitoora and Washington before settling on West Side Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte M. Green
Chit. A. Gibney
G. J. Rider
Grace VW. B. Church
Thebrida
William 8. Green
West
Washington Street
Washington County High School
Maryland State Normal School
Towson
Hagerstown
Ar. Gilmey
Walter
Gilney
Caltitoora
Washington
West Side Avenue
Lincoln Birthday Social At Keller Home
Lincoln birthday social held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H C Keller on Thursday evening. A program featured a patriotic ode and Victrola music with refreshments. Attendees included numerous Kellers Plummers Foukes Deiberts Holmers and several others from the community. GLASS HOLDS SOCIAL A Wilag Workers class social was held at the home of Mrs. Harry Slick in Genneville with about 30 members, a piano program, vocal selections and prizes awarded. SLASS MEETING The Willig Workers Class at Christ Reformed Sunday School met at Miss Mary Haffmanter’s home for business, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
H. C. Keller
C. Keller
Plummer
William Herbaugh
William Deibert
Russell Fouke
Jesse Holmer
John Lew
Mary Zeigler
Mary Fouke
Charles Betts
J.C. Frey
Harry Rowe
Emma Williams
Krences
Gaylor
Willian Price
Gao
Priest
Miswis
Hazel Keller
Dora Fouke
Violet Lawis
Helen Pouke
Ellee Keller
Glass
Wilag
St. Paula U. B
Harry Slick
Uenneville
Plano
Harry Blick
Frank Slick
Charles Navo
Mra. Pensinger
Mra
G. Mouldeo
John Yambarg
Olive Shank
Russell Smith
J. Reid
SLASS
Willig
Claus
Christ Reformed Sunday School
Mary ¥. Haffmanter
Summit Avénue
Mary Daker
Helen Gable
Katherina Herbeugh
Jane Hearey
Alberta Johnson
Jane Keller
Mildred Middickauff
Dorothy Penner
Harriet Trovinger
Mary Winters
County government speaker to address citizenship class
Henry Holzapht Jr. will speak Monday at 7 p.m. at the Women’s Civic county government center for the second citizenship class led by the Civic League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Holzapht, Jr
Civia
The
Civic League
Valentine 80GIRL celebrates Alvin Hale Lohr party
Mr and Mrs Hale Lohr of Wayside avenue entertained many friends for a Valentine party honoring their son Alvin. Attendees included Minaaq Evelyn Shrader Elizabeth Nicely Mae fort Gabler Hazel Prilinger Mary Gordon Genevieve Comarar Charles Miller William V Paulegrove Orville WH Lawrence Cottrill Nelson Hauge Thurman Ridenour Olenstona Armstrong and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Hale Lohr
Wayside Avenue
Alvin
Minaaq
Evelyn Shrader
Elfeabeth Nicely
Maeforte Gabler
Hazel Prilinger
Mary Gordon
Genevieve Comarar
Charles Miller
William V Paulegrove
Orville
Lawrence Cottrill
Nelson Hauge
Thurman Ridenour
Olenstona Armstrong
Birthday Party at Hull Residence Sparks Large Gathering
A lively birthday party was hosted at the home of Mr. James Walt in honor of Mr. Hull. Attendees included numerous friends and relatives, with music, games, a 60 candle cake, and floral decorations. Many guests remained late, offering best wishes to Mr. Hull on future celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Walt
Hull
BR Largo
Vane
Draper
Thoas
Innes “Hull
Leo Moore
Nevin
Susan Crove
Malle Yea
Pant Kdeps
Milton Forsythe
Tobia Dennis
Johm Teampower
My. Choa Anthony
Chas Dennis
Eon Prapar
Mildred Draper
Nellia Marb
Hagel Frosh
Martha Swean Marka
Helen
Jane Dangharty
Guy
Raymond Val
Mitton
Paul Lesher
Mitt Dennis
Pearl Ebersole
Catherine Hastings
Soy
Ends Mia
Clyde Daugherty
Padflu
Mee
Lautner Prush
Fred Lesher
Gon
Vaul
Maudie
Inez My
Perry Hull
Kenneth Grove
Guy Grove
James Hull
Franklin Jia
Austin
Herbert
Spelling Bee at Paramount Dominates Community Event
Spelling bee success at Paramount School drew large crowds Thursday with plans for future contests. Miss Bel Lewis of Fountaindale School won top senior prize after spelling every word. Anna Haupt, Paramount pupil, took junior honors. oldest speller prize went to Alvey Cook of Reid. Berio Baer won the declamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount School
Bel Lewis
Fountaindals School
Reid
Mr. Gook
Ing Berio Baer
Amos Baer
Mary
I Kropa
Bridge Luncheon at Surrey Tea Room Hosts Lincoln andville Decor
Mrs Paul Miller and Hamilton Boyle hosted a bridge luncheon at Surrey Tea Room on a Wednesday afternoon. Nearly a dozen guests attended with Lincoln andville style decorations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Paul Miller
Hamilton Boyle' S Yard
A& Nohoer
Tow
Surrey Tea Room
Lincoln
Vilentiie
Pleasant Card Party Is Given
A pleasant card party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Heck. Many out of town guests attended and refreshments were served. Attendees included Minnea Pens, Duley, Hazel Young, Catherine Wilson, Wiliam Anderso, Ernitet Bo man, T. Sandere, Shellan Hetzer, Fred Paley, Elmer Movermale, Abe Chis Daley and family, Mrs. Bowles and family, Mrs. Rites, Mr. and Mrs. Amferson, Myata Ave. tol lectin and family, and Mrs. Charles Toner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heck
Ery
Minnea Pens
Duley
Hazel Young
Gharpaburg
Catherine Wilson
Thet Cine
Wiliam Anderso
Ernitet Boman
Faulkstown
T. Sandere
Downsville
Shellan Hetzer
Middleburg
Fred Paley
California
Elmer Movermale
Wolfe
Cleveland
Olja
Mrv
Abe Chis Daley
Chitles
Bowles
Seine Pa
Taine
Rites
Mee
Wal Crash
Amferson
Myata Ave. Tollectin
Maaida Pose Inger
Philadelphia
Afee Brady
New York
Charles Toner
Lancaster
Thimble Tea Marks Spring Cleaning Preparations
Community notes reveal the Thimble Tea event at the Clubhouse planned for Wednesday February 18 with members offering to stitch and tailor drapery and curtains. A weekly schedule lists county club demonstrations and various girls and women’s clubs across Beaver Creek Funkstown Shentown Chapel Woods Rohrersville and nearby areas with multiple morning and afternoon meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwals
Lo House Committee
Agkel
Mos
Margaret Smith
Wer Behelula
AGM
Offeo
P.M. Beaver Cree
Funkstown
A. M
Bhentown
Gira
P. M
Peetoenvilla
Wedaoesta
A. Mi
Chapel Woods
Sharpe- Durg
Rohrersville
Rohrersville Girls' Club
Wit Mamaport Waimen's Club
St Paula P
Clearapring Girl
Chak
Amateur Froliks Attract Crowd At I Maryland
Amateurs at I Maryland drew a crowd with a caparity audience. Final prize won by Hens ry Lisle in a back and wing dance Tomber. Second prize Konner Aleck Wasney billed as sinners Tand coming up the elrege. Manager Stussett optimistic prizes may rise to attract talent for future contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froliks
Ure Maryland
Hensry Lisle
Tomber
Konner Aleck Wasney
Elrege
Stussett
Dha Marytent
Seeer
Chetier
Aeli
Bridiy
Tre Dallare Amd
Social Is Held From The Reach And Crater Yruse
A fragmented Social event occurred with attendees and speakers in a regional area. The report notes people gathered, games, and speeches were held but many details are unclear due to damaged text.
Valentine Party Marks 80th Birthday Celebration
Mrs J W Deeston Reyhohl hosted a February 1 Valentine party for an 80th birthday. The home was decorated with fern and guests included Mrs Suan Suntman Mrs Mex slike Mr wnd Mrs C2 ON Burgesy Miss Eliza Moose and many others. Presents were given and well wishes flowed into the late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Deeston Reyhohl
Hge
Ak Fern
Suan A
Suntman
Mex Slike
C2 ON. Burgesy
Mies Eliza
Moose
M McC
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Leroy Christ
Rex Linn
Maggie Harp
Oxford, N. Y
H. GC. Thurman
Bester Avenue
Elmer Carruthers
University of Virginia
Virginia Baker
Frances Wyand
Baltimore
Constance Martin
Mis. W
Mina Kathryn Webster
Thurmont
Mish Hazel Tenney
East Avenue
Stafford
Newport Nuys
Ost
H.C. Thorman
Lester Avenue
Misa Helen Curfman
Williamsport
Bulmore
Miss Maria Curfman
Marothy Wide
Wiamesport
Cattynburg
Gettysburg College
H. B. Nunz
Frederick
Myx
Hertha Ither
Carvon Avenue
Ernest Trinpower
Park Beach
Wen
John
Alva
Robert Barkstoll
Smithebore
Hx Hone
J. Janney
F. Y. Athey
Bi Janney
John D. Dunn
William Poole
Daltimore
Robert Bolinger
Guinsy
Virginia Avenue
Mva
R. N. Keller
Hamilton Boulevard
Grey Gables
Dohsi
Atovgm
Doyiv
Saltz
Milton Kohler & Sons
W. Washington
Miss Green
Charles A. Gibney
Grace U. Si. Parsonage
Keller
Baker's
eChocolate
Walter Baker& Co.Ltd
Dorchester Mass
Montreal
Qoomalt OF
Chorce Rechpes
Hs Jong
Paramount Success
George Grave
Chariton
Jiheir
I Maryland
Marcel
LA France
Kohler
Fie
Mason and Hamlin
and Ewing
Lester
Harvard
Steff
Gulbransen
Potomac St. Hapersown Md
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