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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1935
Page
2
Fragments describe a January gathering for Omeén's Club in the club auditorium this afternoon. Names mentioned include A. Z. Mallick a royal caste admirer, Edwin Li Mauon, Gossner Campbell W. A. Lawrence wolf C. R. P. Conrad and Katherine Roulette with Persian Antiquity topics.
A Williamsport pair joined in marriage at the Pureenage Methodist Church as Rev. K G New conducted the ceremony. The bride and groom, both well known in high school activities and broadcast singing, were accompanied by the bride's parents.
The Livingston Circle met at Miss Gussie Haines on Wilsabeth Street last night. Mrs W A Meneses opened with singing and idle reading followed by prayers. Officers for the coming year were elected: Chairman Mrs A Menefee, assistant chairman Mrs BR Hamilton, secretary Mr E Adssie T Davis, treasurer Mrs G A Grogan. Miss Estelle Young to lead music. Bible questions taught by Miss Young. Circle to handle program for January Women’s Missionary Union meeting. Refreshments served after the meeting.
Residents from Keedysville Smithsburg and nearby towns are noted in this compilation of greetings illnesses marriages and travel. Confined to bed with illness others visit relatives attend hospital procedures and recover from injuries. Several students return to colleges after holiday breaks and one teen affected by typhoid fever remains ill at home.
Mrs Ella Burtner and Mrs Emma Burtner hosted a New Year's dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs John Summers Mrs Fanny Wyand Mr and Mrs W Burtner Jacob Burtner Mrs J B Young and Misses Blanche Wyand Sarah Burtner Rosemary Burtner and Walden Burtner all listed as attendees at the gathering.
A surprise handkerchief shower honored Mrs Flora Peterman, president of the First Baptist church Bible class, with regular business meeting and refreshments following. Attendees included Mrs A H Sherman, Mrs D J Weaver, Mrs Howard Rimour, Mrs Ray Sellers, Mrs Austin Wiseman, Mrs Kennedy, Mrs Katherine Eberbole, Mrs J S Lillard, Mrs Hudson Lillard, Mrs Lee Haines, Mrs A H Barger, Mrs Grace Rickard, Mrs Anne Leasure, Miss Lulu Barr, Miss Dorothy Wiseman, Mr and Mrs Peterman, Austin Wiseman, A H Sherman and Fred Peterman. Next meeting set for Mrs A H Sherman’s Mulberry avenue home.
The Jolly Rambler Club held a New Year celebration at Ralph C. Zentmyer’s Pangborn Boulevard home featuring Booth End Ramblers as musicians. Numerous games and refreshments followed, with attendees including Charles Barnhart Gladys Paden Russell Pields Ernest Barnhart Armatha Smith Ellis Knode Katherine Bayles Ruth Semler Roy Barnhart Lynn O'Brien Roy Elgin John Crawford Don Taylor Joe Rhodes Earl Yeager Eugene Henninger Fred Bowers Harold Grimm Mildred Kerr Josephine Hermin J. R. Hines Harry O'Brien and families H C Zentmyer Frank Garvin Jane Garvin Mabel Zentmyer Cath erine Zentmyer and Joe Schindler.
The American Legion Auxiliary monthly meeting at the Legion Home was led by President Mrs G L Stine. The relief committee distributed fourteen food baskets to ex-service families and forty six children received candy oranges and clothing. One hundred jars of jelly will be donated to city charities. Mrs Floyd Strine coordinates jelly distribution. A five hundred card party is planned for Tuesday January 1 at 8:00 pm at the Legion Home.
The women’s missionary society of Salem Reformed Church met at Mrs. Walter Johnston’s home in Mauganniville Wednesday evening. The program centered on Christian Citizenship with Scripture by Mrs. Binkley and talks on World Peace Personal Freedom Sabbath observance Sunday sports Alcoholic drinks and Christian code. A brief business session set next meeting for Mrs. George Keadle’s home on the first Tuesday in February.
Mr and Mrs Roy Reeder entertained at a New Year dinner in Kee dysville with guests including Mr and Mrs Samuel Reeder and Mr and Mrs Claude Myers and family. Augustine Valentine hosted a New Year dinner with Mr and Mrs Fred Wilhide Miss June Wilhide Nancy Wilhide and Timothy Wilhide as guests.
An instructional fashion feature promotes pattern No 3219 for sizes 14 to 40 bust, with options in crepe silk and wool blends. It explains easy construction, buttoned details, and seasonal versatility, and offers pattern and fashion book bundles for ten to twenty five cents through the Hagerstown Mail Fashion Dept.
Exclusive care and custody of six year old Jane was awarded to Ann Harding in Reno Nevada revising a divorce decree that previously granted the child to Harry Bannister for two months annually Bannister said he would pursue action in California courts Associated Press photo
Demonstration agents and social workers closed their conference in College Park Maryland presided by Dr T B Symonds head of the University of Maryland Extension Service. Speakers included Mrs Christine F Adams Emergency Relief Administrator Baltimore Miss Ruth Blakelee Florence Hall of USDA and Dr Willard Small dean of the College of Education at Maryland. J O Wilson of the Baltimore Relief Administration warned that societal and national problems hinge on providing facilities to keep contented the unemployed, especially young people.
Hiram Davis of Ashland College preached at the Brethren church during Christmas at his parents William and Davis. Various families from Hagerstown Keedysville Williamsport and Sharpsburg area shared visits and meals on Christmas Day and nearby evenings.
Maryland forward Hill Guckeyaon scored 11 points in his first varsity appearance guiding the Terrapins to a 35 to 21 win over South Carolina in a Southern Conference basketball matchup in College Park.
Intermediate league sessions will cover the topic Facts and Forces in the Orient with history of China and Japan, comparisons between the Orient and Occident, and present day conditions. Albert Schlotterbeck Jr and Wyatt Warrenfeltz Jr lead at St Mark's and Trinity Lutheran churches.
Senator Gerald P Nye lauds the planned Repeat Hearings of the Senate Munitions Investigation in a letter to the Hagerstown Peace Club. A play titled Death for Sale will be presented at St John's Lutheran Auditorium Sunday January 13 featuring excerpts from testimony. The cast will be announced and includes prominent Hagerstown men.
New York Jan 4 Eager for public favor station exhibitors prepare for the annual New York automobile show opening tomorrow with Mayor LaGuardia at Park Avenue Grand Central Palace. 28 makes on display amid aluminum foil murals and color blends. Weight distribution shifts appear in many new models. William A. Coulter 36 has painted 5000 ship pictures including old sailing vessels. his models depicted the Golden Gate entrance in San Francisco.
Dear Motherly School Girl asks how to handle strong maternal role, crush on a teacher, and dating. Betty Brainerd counsels not to mature too fast, urges more friendlier play, and suggests maintaining proper boundaries while preserving youth and study.
David H Snively was appointed to succeed Joshua C Hine as justice of peace at Keedysville. His commission from Governor Warfield had been received. The piece notes related local business and public figures with brief mentions of community life and bank dividends.
Home Arts Club gathered at Mrs. Ralph Farley's Highland Way home for a Thursday meeting. Officers elected for the year were President Mrs. Ralph Harley, Vice-president Mrs. John W. Taylor, and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. F. M. Reed. Plans were made for the annual birthday dinner on January 18 at a local tea room with a luncheon served to members and guests.
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