Social and Personal Notes from the Evening Mall
Society Editor invites items from AML ttema and personals. Many residents report hospital stays, visits, and returns home. Notables include Edward McGinley operated on Wednesday, Mrs. George Wiley ill, Herbert Snyder visiting from Wilmington, Gladys Snyder home from Sweet Briar, and several locals reconnecting after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phone
Edward McGinley
North Locust Street
George Wiley
Williamsport
Frederick Bride Weds Irving A Abb in Baltimore
Mr and Mrs Victor M Marken of Frederick announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy to Irving A Abb of this city. The wedding occurred in Baltimore on Monday and the couple will reside at 81 Wayside Avenue. Mr Abb works for the Crown Oil and Wax Company. Mrs Abb is a Hood Seminary graduate and a popular Frederick figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor M. Marken
iFrederick
Dorothy
Irving A. Abb
Baltimore
Abb
Wayside Avenue
My. Abb
Crown ON and Wax Company
Abbig
Hood! ‘Seminary
Frederick
Entertaining boxed party for International Correspondence School
Members of the International Correspondence School and Women's Institute gathered for a theater box party and dinner. Attendees included W H Lewis of the Pennsylvania Division Scranton J W Bennett of Harrisburg Division Miss Mayo supervisor Harrisburg Mrs S F E Witmeid local W I representative and Mr and Mrs J C Monath and daughter. Also Ira D Sprecher hosted relatives and friends at a Western Pike home with a lavish dinner for Edgar Grove William Grove Daniel Grove Ella Renner John Grove and James Draper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Correspondence School and Women’s Institute
W. H. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Scranton
J. W. Bennett
Harrisburg
Miss Mayo
Women's Institute
S. FE. Witmeid
W. 1
J. C. Monath
Ira D. Sprecher
Western Pike
Edgar Grove
Willam Grove
Daniel Grove
Ella Renner
John Grove
James Draper
CARD PARTY AT VIRGINIA AVENUE HOSTS A LUXURY LINE
Mrs B P Eyler hosts a card party with a luncheon at Virginia avenue. Mr and Mrs Albert Gearhart announce the birth of twins two girls yesterday. Mr and Mrs Gilbert H Smith return from honeymoon and reside in West Washington Street apartment. Mrs Smith formerly Miss Barbara A Stouffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Eyler
Virginia Avenue
Albert Gearhart
Kemps
Gilbert II. Smith
St. Paul’s United Brethren Church
West
Washington St
Mra. Smith
Barbera A. Stouffer
Marriage Licenses Granted in Pennsylvania and Maryland
Kenneth D Morton and Grace 4 Henry of McConnellsburg Pa. James QC Smith of Lewistown Pa and Ethel Y Galloway of Pittetown Pa. Cyril Ford and Helen Miner of Ha Thomas P Creek and Ethel V Barnes of Piney Grove Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth D. Morton
Grace
Henry
McConnellsburg
James QC. Smith
Lewistown
Ethel Y. Galloway
Pittetown
Cyril Ford
Helen Miner
Hagerstown
Thomas P. Creek
Ethel V Barnes
Piney Grove, Md
County Farm Bureau delegates attend Cambridge convention
R. B. G. Weagley, secretary of the Washington County Farm Bureau, F. J. Firey, Arthur L. Towson, Simon L. Downey, R. Brown and others from the county attend the Farm Bureau convention at Cambridge Maryland. They will return to Baltimore tomorrow night after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. G. Weagley
Washington County Farm Bureau
F. J. Firey
Arthur L. Towson
Simon L. Downey
Brown
Farm Bureau
Cambridge
Baltimore
Oatmeal Cookies Improve Dough by Chopping Oats First
A kitchen tip advises running oatmeal through a food chopper before adding it to cookie dough. Chopped oats dissolve more evenly, creating finer texture and uniformity in the final cookies.
Dainty Lingerie Can Be Made At A Small Cost
Christmas is past yet sewing continues on the winter evenings. Marian Hale instructs how inexpensive at home lingerie can be made with modest materials, offering tips on trims, colors, and ready made bases to create attractive garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Hale
Civic League to Sponsor Six Lectures Here
The Hagerstown Civic League plans a six lectures series on county and state government at the Woman's Club, starting early February, free of charge. Miss Mary Ott of Frederick directs the civic study program. speakers include Henry Holzapfel Jr., Emory L. Coblentz, Ellsworth Rovnetts, B. J. Grimes, and Wm. T. Hamilton. The course is open to the public and will invite high school pupils and both men and women. A committee led by Mrs. Findlay was named to organize details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Civil League
Woman's Club
James Findlay
Civic Study Department
Mary Ott
Frederick
Miles Ott
Findlay
Henry Holzapfel, Jr
Emory L. Coblentz
Ellsworth Rovnetts
B. J. Grimes
Wm. T. Hamilton
Tien
Wowen
Find‘lay
J. J. Porter
S. George Wille
George Crawford
Vicks Becomes Widely Used Cold Remedy Worldwide
The enduring American confidence in Vicks as an outside remedy for colds grows into a global reach. It is cited as a direct treatment for cald troubles in families, offering quick relief for croup and children's colds, while also aiding cuts burns and bruises due to its penetrative skin effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks
Australia
Pacific
Europe
Canada
Mexico
Flo
Women invited to enroll in course at Arts and Letters Club
Roy Danzer and others urged enrollment for the course at the Women’s Club meeting. Mrs Findlay presented the matter to the Arts and Letters Club inviting members to attend and recruit others. Definite dates will be set at a Saturday committee meeting. The editorial note humorously comments on women using rogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Danzer
C. A. Magruder
Howard Garlinger
Mra. Ames
Mra. Findlay
Arts and Letters Club
Women's Club
Ths
Lydia E. Pinkham Product Promises Relief for Readers
An account from Olive Auger of Lowell Massachusetts notes recovery after use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad cites 200000 responses to a survey claiming 98 percent say yes to benefit, urging others to try the remedy for women’s health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Massachusetts
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs
Olive Auger
Howard Street
Lowell, Massachusetts
Pantry Shower Triumph At Women's Club Tea
The Women's Club held a pantry shower at the club's larder with home made relishes apples tomatoes and other staples. Mrs William B Post Duvall chaired the Tea while Edward Oswall and Mrs Ralph Stauffer served tea Miss Irene Smith and Edna Smith assisted. Miss Lena Smith prepared a pidver Christmas tree centerpiece with tall white candles. Miss Virgins Lewis led refreshment duties as Mrs Hers Holzapfel Jr sang. The event, revived years ago, replenishes the pantry annually with homemade contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club
Wiliam B. Post Duvall
House
Edward Oswall
Ralph Stauffer
Ilrene Smith
Edna Smith
Lena Smith
Virgins Lewis
Hers Holzapfel, Jr
Mrs Hanley Will Speak On Drama At Public Library
Mrs Elizabeth Manley invited to discuss dramatics by Community Services at the Public Library this evening. Rae members of the Community Players and all interested in drama are invited to attend. Those who wish to join may do so at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Manley
Rae
Miss Hoover and Mr Malott Denied Marriage Rumor
Announcement states Miss Anna Hoover and Charles Malott of this city went to Philadelphia to be married, but both parties deny the claim. They say they traveled to Philadelphia for a visit and were not wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hoover
Charles Malott
Philadelphia
Miss Hoover
Mr. Malott
Household Suggestions from a 1900s Manual
Practical tips for home care and cooking. Advice covers waste basket upkeep to prevent leaks, baked potatoes with cream or milk, using oil for fabric sheen, killing plant worms with match sulphur ends, and chopped dates with cereals for variety.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herbert Snyder
General Tire Company
Wilmington, del
Hangerstown
Misa Gladys Snyder
Olio Mumma
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar
Charles E
B. Bane
Weagley
Confluence
Snyder
Virginia Avenus
C. EB. Poole
Lancarster, Pa
Jacob Hatz
Frneat Pools
Jafferson Medical College
Mra. C. E. Pools
Oak Hill Avenue
Robert L. Smith
Mrs. Howard
Prospect Avenue
Peat Graduate Naval School
Donald Ebersole
Pauline Ebersol
Frostburg State Normal School
B. J. Ebersole
Ear Williamsport
Edward McDonald
Clarksburg
W. Va
W. R. Winders
Mulberry Avenue
Harry Norris
Weat Church Street
L. Vinton Hershey
Roger Hershey
Hi. BH. Miller
The
Hagerstown Shoe and Legging Company
New York
Mary and
Alice Winders
Margaret Strite
Locust Street
Yeaterday
Mice Thompson
Funkstown
Howell Say
Fairground Avenue
Hessio White
Grip
West Church Street
Misa Louie Daub
Sire
Daniel W. Daub
Prospect Street
Henry Netkirk
Gettysburg College
Netkirk
South Bouavard
R. M. Marker
Virginia
William J. P
Wolf
Chambersburg
John Hamsher
Edwin C. Hook Hag
Lane-Rincon Mines Company
Flora Griffey
East Baltimore Street
Cumberland
Milford Harsh Sprecher
University of Maryland
Parenta
Bakersville
G. Weston Marker
Tuesaday
8. E. Mahrr
Samuel Gordon Hager Street
Pittslburgh
Samuel Lindsay
Blue Ridge College
Boyd Iindaay
Maugansville
Living A. Abb
Frederick Girl
Cynthia Grey
Queen Mary
Alice M. Weagly
MR. T. A. Newman
Wall Paper Company
Hays Wall Paper Store
R. M. Hays & Bros
Georgette
Civic League
United States
Mrs. Auger
Anna Clee
Mrs. Hanley
Sean
Batt
Stisy Creas Eek Greo
A&p Corn
Golden Bantam
Om Sauerkraut Tien
Lona
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