Social And Personal News Roundup From Clearspring Area
Mrs. Clara Strite and family return from Florida. Miss Marie Warner and Miss Higgins at Potomac House. The Boswell sisters return home for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Dotter head to Miami for the season, with May return in May. Dr. Crider attends chiropractic board meetings in Baltimore. Ardath Martin returns from Iowa. Cornelia Funkhouser back at Mt Holyoke. Mrs. C Nell Baylor called to Charles Town. Elizabeth Yegg and B O Laney visit from Baltimore. Birth announced for Thurman Finfrock's son. Mary Anders and Herbert Willard wed in Graceham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Strite
Marguerite
Juliette
John
Clearspring
Marie Warner
Higgins
Potomac House
Pittsburgh
Luncheon Held for Jane Byron in Williamsport
Mrs. Joseph C. Byron entertained a luncheon for her granddaughter Jane Byron of Williamsport at her South Prospect Street home on Tuesday. Guests included Betty Bridges Elizabeth Humbchouse Elizabeth Hoffmeyer Caroline Heyser Susan and Jane Byron Miss Elsie Byron and Mrs. Joseph C. Byron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Byron
Jor
Jane Byron
Williamsport
South Prospect Street
Betty Bridges
Elizabeth Humbchouse
Elizabeth Hoffmeyer
Caroline Heyser
Susan
Elsie Byron
Joseph ¢. Byron
Story hour at museum retells Ashurbanibal tale
The Washington County Museum of Fine Arts resumes Saturday story hour at 10 30 with Ashurbanibal at Nineves detailing the Assyrian king Ashurbanibal who lived about 600 years before Christ. Children aged 6 to 14 may sketch after the tale using materials and drawing from the current exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
Ashurbanibal
Miss Shockey Weds C Gordon Rice in Winchester
Miss Eleanore Shockey daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce Shockey of near Pen Mar marries C Gordon Rice of Waynesboro Pa in a double ring ceremony in Winchester Virginia performed by Rev Stephen Fucker pastor of St Pauls Reformed church Mr Rice son of Mr and Mrs Charles Rice of Waynesboro is a Keystone Valve designer and Charmian Grocery manager Attendants were Mr and Mrs George Aiken Winchester sister and brother in law of Mr Rice and Mrs John Neill and L E Rice Winchester After January 15 the couple will reside at Charmian
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Shockey
Pen Mar
Eleanor
C. Gordon Rice
Waynesporo
Winchester
Stephen Fuckinger
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Rice
Charles Rice
Waynesboro
Keystone Valve and Manufacturing Company
Highfield
Charmian Grocery
Orphan Girl Gets Her Wish as Denver Knights Spread Cheer
In Denver a 12 year old Dorothy St Clair received a Christmas gift after Santa Claus from the Knights of Columbus facilitated by President Roosevelt. Dorothy wished for a picture of the President and smiled at the gesture. In Oklahoma City a teen and another youth received a year in reform school after pleading guilty to theft of an overcoat following guidance from a judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Roosevelt
Corporation of Denver Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columbus Santa Claus
Dorothy St. Clair
Oklahoma City
Vernon Ward
R. P. Hill
Potomac Playmakers seek original one act plays this season
Mrs Doulas K Mims chairs the one act play committee inviting local writers to submit original or adapted plays for the Potomac Playmakers season. Past writers include Mrs John B Kieffer Tom Loy Miss Johannah Schuster and others. Short one act pieces of 15 to 30 minutes work best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Kieffer
Tom Loy
Johannah Schuster
William T. Hassett, Jr
Amos Harper
City
Merle Kaetzel
Potomac Playmakers
Montana Congressman Monaghan Weds Catherine McDermott
Representative Joseph P. Monaghan of Montana and his bride Catherine McDermott married at Butte and now reside in Washington for the Congressional session. The 26 year old lawmaker and his 22 year old wife, a department store clerk, began their courtship two weeks ago and forsook a honeymoon to commence public duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Monaghan
Montana
Congress
Catherine McDermott
Washington
Butte
Mont
Statesmen Discuss Armament Program in Rome
In Rome on January 4 Premier Mussolini and British Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon continued talks on disarmament. The two met for about an hour and a quarter and advanced discussions begun yesterday. Simon planned to depart soon. Fulvio Suvich and Sir Eric Drummond would stay on if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mussolini
John Simon
John
Fulvio Suvich
Eric Drummond
Priest Died at St Charles College Leader in Baltimore
The Very Reverend Chas RB Schrantz former president of St Charles College Catonsville Md died at the institution today. He was a widely known priest of the Archdiocese of Baltimore and a member of the Society of St Suipies and had been ill for several months. He completed his 63rd year last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chas, RB. Schrantz
St. Charles’ College
Catonsville
Father Schrantz
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Society of St. Suipies
W C T U Elects New Officers In Hagerstown Meeting
Mrs. George W. Rohrer was elected president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Hagerstown at a Wednesday evening gathering at the Tombaugh home. New officers include first vice president Mrs. Tombaugh and others serving as secretaries, treasurer, pianist, and board members across committees such as Christian Citizenship and Evangelism. The group planned a February talk by Raymond Schmidt and noted ongoing charitable activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Rohrer
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Hagerstown
J. M. Tombaugh
Broadway
J. M'Tombaugh
C.M. Horst
Anna Slifer
J. M Tombaugh
Nettie Gosho
Irma Ensminger
M. A. Bradburn
Anna Shifer
Tillie Thomas
J.F. Gallion
Nora Saum
Emma Slifer
Martha Highbarger
Satie Raymer
Mary Laughlin
Loyal Temperance , Legion
Bessie Menefee
J. H. Gallion
Menzie Kemp
C. M. Horst
Press
B. A. Beard
Rohrer
M.A. Bradburn
L. W. Robertson
Locust Streets
Raymond Schmidt
Frances E. Williard
Mary Pickford Favors School For Wives In United States
Chicago report notes Mary Pickford advocates a wife training school to teach kindness and reasonable selfishness. She says unselfish wives burden themselves and others, and she plans to treat herself as well as her favored persona. No reconciliation with Douglas Fairbanks appears likely as she sues for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary Pickford
America
Douglas Fairbanks
Feb. 3 Tea Hosted by Mrs Rohrer Announces Committee
The event will be held on the evening of February 3 at 40 East North Street the home of president Mrs George W Rohrer. The program committee for the next meeting includes Mrs H V Hart Mrs J F Gallion Mrs O R Glass Mrs Edward Garver Mrs Edward Orrick and Miss Edna Horst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnal
George W. Rohrer
East North Street
H. V. Hart
J. F. Gallion
O. R. Glass
Edward Garver
Edward Orrick
Edna Horst
Boys Triangle Club Meeting at Y M C A
A Wednesday evening gathering of the Boys Triangle Club at the Y M C A drew good attendance. Harry Wolfe led the discussion as dues were collected and membership discussed. A skating party is planned for January 10 at Cold Springs with an invitation to the Girls Triangle Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Triangle Club
Harry Wolfe
Cold Springs
Bob Feetaers
Bill Lewis
Bart ‘Draper
Thurstorn Higgs
Gil Hutson
Frank Gordon
Charley Wolfe
Dint Webb
Jack Lowmen
Dave Zook
Dick Woods
Weldon Heatiwelf
Bob Hart
Kiwanis Club Named Among Christmas Day Nursery Donors
The Kiwanis Club was omitted from yesterday's donor list for the Day Nursery at Christmas. The Kiwanis Club gave one of the largest donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Chuh
Tea Tuesday at Women’s Club Hosts Lecture
The Women’s Club hosts a January Tea Tuesday with hostesses Mrs. Fred Bible, Mrs. M. P. Moller Jr and Mrs. Carl Brandt. Richard Carl Medford, director of the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts, presents a 3 PM lecture before the tea. Tea pours by Mrs. Melville F. Riley and Mrs. Roger Whipple, with aid from a list of club volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club
Fred Bible
M. P. Moller, Jr
Carl Brandt
Richard Carl Medford
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
Melville F. Riley
Roger Whipple
J. L. Boyer
Frank Lutz
BH. Shull
G. A. Lewis
J. Kieffer Funk
Henry W. A. Hanson, Jr
George Roulette
Louis Sager
J. A. Long
Installation Of Ahepa Order Held In Blue Ridge Lodge
Officers of Blue Ridge Chapter of the Order of Ahepa were installed in the lodge room Wednesday evening under district governor Nicholas Sakelos. New officers include Pete Saintes president John Callas VP James Lambros treasurer John Nacopulous secretary James Pananes John Mavros Steve Juifas James Partas and James Caros on the board. Lt Governor Peter Tsitpouras accompanied the district official. A special session followed with dancing and refreshments as guests from Baltimore Washington Winchester Martinsburg Frederick Warensboro and Chambersburg attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
Order of Ahepa
Nicholas Sakelos
Pete Saintes
John Callas
James Lambros
John Nacopulous
James Pananes
John Mavros
Steve Juifas
James Par Tas
James Caros
Board of Governors
Sakelos
Peter Tsitpouras
Washington
Baltimore
Winchester Martinsburg
Frederick
Warnesboro
Chambersburg
Standard Oil Dealers Meet in Washington and Morgan Counties
A meeting of Washington and Morgan County Standard Oil dealers was held at the Hotel Alexander last night with about 100 attendees. Speakers included W. H. Evans and C. M. Kastle from Baltimore and Hagerstown manager 8. A. Hamilton. An Esso Station Selling film was shown and a buffet supper followed. Earlier that day 40 attended a retail department meeting at the same hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Morgan County
W. Va
Standard Oil Company
Alexander
W. H. Evans
Baltimore
Delaware-Maryland-D. C
C. M. Kastle
A. Hamilton
Hagerstown
Esso
My Beauty Hint for Subtle Makeup Use
A blond complexion with light hair should use minimal makeup. Avoid heavy color, use mascara sparingly if at all, and reserve a touch of eye shadow for evening to offset glare from lights.
Roosevelt shifts focus to domestic economic plan
The article outlines Roosevelt steering away from international currency stabilization toward a domestic money program. Senators anticipate no silver legislation this session while White House and Congress discuss a reciprocal tariff plan not aiming at global tariff changes.Observers note a wind of change and a growing domestic policy emphasis as War returns from Montevideo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Capitol Hill
Senate
Wheeler
Montana
King
Utah
Roosevelt
War
Montevideo
Congress
Downsville Homemakers Meet Plans for 1904 Projects
The Downsville Homemakers Club met at Mrs. St Downey’s home outlining the coming year. Project demonstrators include Mrs. D. L. Poole and Miss Mamie Long for dyeing and dry cleaning. Hostesses list for 1934 covers February to December with Christmas party noted. Members present include Mrs. Ira Downey and several named ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downsville
Joshua Long
Katie Bitner
Elizabeth Kelly
Ira Downey
D. K. Poole
Lester Martin
Annual Election Held By Class at St Pauls M E
C P Bohman was elected president of the Men s Bible Class of St Paul s M E church. Other officers elected included Leo Miller vice president O B Rodger secretary E Schell hase assistant secretary and George Orrick treasurer. Miller leads the class and plans for a growing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Ames
Woman's Auxiliary
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Walter Byron Stehl
A. R. Colliflower
Warren D. Miller
C. P. Bohman
St. Paul’s M. KE
Leo Miller
O. DB Rodgers
E. Schellhase
George Orrick
Roosevelt to Propose War Debt Plan and Budget Moves
The text notes President Roosevelt will address understandings with individual nations and likely propose a plan on war debts. He intends to focus on budget matters while signaling Congress on continued RFC funding, CCC, NRA and securities acts changes, and possible stock market regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
RFC
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fragmented OCR Notice Offers Clip of Local Sale
A damaged OCR item references open hours from 10 A M to 10 P M and a closed period. It mentions persons or places loosely and lacks clear action or entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Enineme
Ofl
Kato
Oto
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THE
Daily Mail
Artemas
Evening Mail
F Society
Misses May
Julia Boswell
Kenneth A. Dotter
Kenneth A. Dotter, Jr
Moller Apartments
Miami
Fla
Mr. Dotter
W. E. Legore
East
Irvin Avenue
Philadelphia
Spencer Corset Company
W. F. Crider
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Ardath Martin
Iowa
Cornelia Funkhouser
Mt. Holyoke College
C. Nell Baylor
Charles
Martin Michaux
Elizabeth Yegg
B. O. Laney
John H. Howerd
Funkstown Pike
Leslie P. Seibert
Clarinda, Ja
Mr. Seibert
Mrs
J. W. Seibert
Virginia Avenue
Mrs. Thurman
Hager Street
Mary E. Anders
Thurmont
Herbert E. Willard
Smithsburg
Graceham
I. D. S. Young
United Brethren Church
Pope's
Locust St
J. W. Rohrer
W. Balto
Meyers & Berkson
W. Franklin St
L. & B. Hat Shop
Women’s. Hats
East Washington
Larm’s Beauty Shop
Potomac St
Miss Shockey
MR. Rice
Solon
John Jacob Astor
Eileen Gillespie
Lawrence Lewis Gillespie
New York
Newport
R. 1
Associated Press
Chidnoff
W.C.T.U
Keystone Confectionery and Luncheonette
Richard C. Medford
Standard Oil
Polly Walters
Tecol
Downsville Homemakers
P. H. Martin
Kate Davis
Robert Martin
UD. Kk. Poole
Mamie Long
Brownie
E. Washington St
Percale
le Yard
Dep’t
W. Washington
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