Local Social News and Weddings in Chambersburg Area
A roundup of personal notices reports injuries returns travel and engagements. Ella Humiitos of East Franklin Street was injured and returned home from treatment. Mrs Stebberpole is confined to her home in Chambersburg. Miss Winnie Weihenmayer of Hagerstown is engaged to Merritt Campbell of Hagerstown. wedding planned after Swarthmore College graduation.
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Ella Humiitos
Franklin Street
Yournet
Hoswit
Mra
Stebberpole
Chambersburg
Mery Roasman
Carlos
Fms “Tieh
Curego
Cleargpring
Newton
Meihenmayer
Campsell
Clarence Kenderdine
Germantown
Winnie Weihenmayer
Merritt Campbell
Hagerstown
Weihenmayer
Swartlmore College
Dime
Officers Installed by Rebekah Lodge
Maury Young Rebekah Lodge installed officers for the drilling term. Names include Noble Grand Gertrude Smith Vice Grand Bertus Bowers Recorder Nettle Ramie Treasurer Grace Strite Chaplain Ethel Pomeroy Conductress Myrtle Hankey Inside Guard Grace Morganthal Outside Guardian Grace Murray and others. Installation led by District Deputy Rama Neimyer with assistance from Lillian Stickle and Laure Wittivkindt. A buffet lunch followed in the auditorium.
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Maury
Rebakah Assembly of Maryland
Laure Wittivkindt
Women's Club outlines plans for the year
The Women's Club led by Mrs. George White outlined a yearly plan with an expense budget, permanent guests like Mrs. Wrigley, and biweekly meetings on the first and third Fridays. Mrs. Duvall to host regular teas, Miss Neikirk named soprano soloist for St Paul M E Church, and Legion Post 42 meets Friday night with member attendance urged.
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Norst
Ube
Mra
George White
Mres. Wrigley, Ao
Lome
Euddy
White
Charlrman
Edna: Smith
Alisa
Tmtcomb
Feregrin Wroth
W. P. Duvall
W. de Campbell
Edward Oswald
W. C. Campbell
Lab
Miss Neikirk
St. Paul M. EL
Ratharine Neikirk
Ganga
Sweytoes
Three Church
S. Hdelman
Drecta'the Choir
Letters To Lovers By Winona Wilcox A cautionary tale
A reader letter from Winona Wilcox discusses social pressures on young women at a college, focusing on petting parties, dating, and the risk of gossip. The author argues for personal choice and self control, noting pressures from peers and the double standard in relationships. The piece reflects era norms and moral expectations of young women navigating romance.
Bible Class Elect Officers and Feast at St Pauls M E Church
Election of officers for St Pauls M E Church Mens Bible Class held last evening in the elhas room. H V Hart re-elected president F Buscot re-elected vice president H Hiradiey secretary George Orrick assistant secretary J H White re-elected treasurer M Winebrenner librarian Asher lelmay unanimously elected pianist Fieya Smoot choir leader Rev FR Bayley pastor elected teacher and Denieop assistant teacher A luncheon followed. Hart spoke of good attendance and new members. series of monthly weeknight meetings planned with talks and entertainment.
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St. Paul's
Asher ' Lelmay
Fieya
Smoot
Bayley
Ana
Sunday Afternoon Sing At Y M C A Auditorium
The regular Sunday afternoon sing will be held at 4 PM in the Y M C A Auditorium with Trinity Lutheran Choir directed by Trotft A McMichael. The Y M G A opens at 3 PM for general susppection and admission is free. The program includes parts of The Heavenly Message cantata and the Heathoven Sonata movement for piano and violin by McMichael and Roderick. New Year dinner honored newlyweds Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bowers with a large menu of fried oysters chicken beef and desserts. attendees included families and neighbors listed in the article.
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H.R. Wagner
Broadway
Y. M. GA
Trinity Lutheran Choir Onder
Trot
Ft. A. McMichael
Tha 'Frlaity Choir
Mal Lang
Prof. McMichael
Ar. Roderick
Walter Howere
Center Hill
Linyd Bowers
Walter Bowers
Natheryo
Mre
Chas, Bowie
Pred Cine
Irs
Lloyd Bowers
Charles Hammond
William Metz
Miner Gladye Hammond
Rebs
Iva
Lagratta Bowers
Pearl
Dua Metz
Wannitta Cline
Meskre
Harry Carvey
Bruce
Donald Hersel Lowers
Edgar
Omer
Ellis Cilze
Hospital Reports For The Month Summary
The Wash ington County Hospital board notes January reports show 05 patients in hospital in November and 116 new admissions. 980 patients were discharged with 174 dressing and minor procedures completed, 480 treated in the day department. 23 avoidants and 74 were operated, 90 discharged well, 38 improved, 6 not treated or for diagnosis, and 6 died within 48 hours of admission.
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Washington County Hospital
Thirssey
Fay
Milk prices hit county dairymen in Washington state
Washington county dairymen report milk price reductions tied to a Capitol investigation. Walker Hill Creamery Keedysville plant now pays $2.20 per hundredweight for four percent milk, $2.45 before January 1. Davis and Williams note exhorbitant profits cited by W A Bimpoon in testimony. Donated to YMCA. Kransch-Bach plane gifted to YMCA. team captains Bolte and Megura secure dorm room for Studen aid.
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Washington County
Cousin
Washington
Walker Hill Creamery
District of Columbia
House of Representatives
W. A. Bimpoon
Y. MC
Kralsch-Bach
Training School to Open Monday
The Community Training School of Religious Education will begin Monday evening at the First Christian Church. Classes run Mondays until March 13 in two periods with Rev Dr J F Holsapple in charge. The Audit Class covers Psychology to Outlook and officers are named including Rev Barry, Rev Dice, Rev Bayley, and Mrs Cochran among others.
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Community Training School of
Ciy
Crletian
F. Holsapple
Halle
Contact Lever
R. Bayley
Her
Simon
Zeutmyer
Clarence M. Aucttell
Albert
Leng
Norman
Quively
Albert C. Hoover
Estella K. Cochran
Conrad Clever
Deen
G. C. Carpenter
Holsapple
Mra
Himer
Farmers and Fruit Growers Elect Chenaville Officers
The Chenaville Farmers and Fruit Growers Association met at the association building on Thursday afternoon and elected officers for the ensuing year. Charles B. Bal was named president and Clarence S. Bauterfay as vice president, with J. Kiefer Funk secretary-treasurer. Directors include Clavenes H. Easterday Fred Cunningham J Klatter Funk Homer Koogle Lewin Needy Charles V. Yeualer and Melvin T. Spaciard. M. Dice vice-president Norman finaly treasurer, and A. Booser secretary.
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Farmers End Fruit Growers Association of
Chenaville
Nesociation
Charles 8
Bal
Clarence 5. Bauterfay
J. Kiefer Funk
Clavenes H. Easterday
Fred Cunningham
J Klatter Funk
Homer Koogle
Lewin Needy
Charles V. Yeualer
Melvin T. Spaciard
Room for Any Sleeve by Marian Hale
New York scene notes a wrap balli on canelings showcasing a Randler wrap with a brighter model and a design aimed at straight line shaping and distinct fit from the shoulders.
Doughnuts Through Time in Sister Mary's Kitchen
A fragmented 1921 recipe page outlines doughnut making methods from yeast doughs to potato and bour milk varieties. It cites soda and baking powder options, frying in hot fat, and finishing with powdered sugar, noting practical tips for texture and timing.
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REA
Latane Says U S Is Isolated On World Issues
Dr J H Latane dean of Johns Hopkins University told a packed Public Library audience that the United States lost nerve on the Far Eastern question and will not push the European disarmament plan. He warned four pivotal Senate votes could shift to block ratification and urged reform of Senate treaty practice.
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Jegan
Notron
Washington
United States
John H. Latine
Joumsa Hopkins
University
Public
Latane
Senate
China
Chine
Angther
Alim
Pat
Germany
Latan
England
Uniot
Rooi
Dr. Latane
Bla
America
Great Britain
de Latane
United Stalon Senate
Dr Latane
Slaughter House
Latans
Vereailles
rYou
Speakers Bureau
The
National Council On Armaments
Washington Coun Dy
Lesage of Women
Furney Young
That Changes Everything in Everyday Ad Ventures
A shopper seeks best prices for household goods by visiting stores after reading the Herald classified ads. The piece notes how insider information from ads and locals guides faster, more successful shopping tours for quilts lampshades and small domestic accessories.
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Dan Heat
Abs. White
Fragments Hint at Greensburg Courthouse Roof Scene
A damaged OCR fragment references Greensburg Indiana and a courthouse scene with an old tree still growing. The text is partial and does not provide a complete incident or event.
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Greensburg
Ind
Ailing Reader Seeks Relief From Pain And Fatigue
A reader describes widespread body aches and fatigue with lingering symptoms. The text notes varied pains, requests relief, and mentions a remedy substance prescribed by a Mrs Geo Mores as a possible cure, aiming to alleviate pain and weakness across the body.
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Weiter
Rota
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