Social and Personal Notes Include Local Visits and Marriages
Local notices record visiting relations from Annapolis to Detroit and Norfolk, along with several health updates and family events. The column lists numerous residents of Martinsburg and nearby towns, including Mr. and Mrs. Swelgert, Miss Harriett Roya, and Mrs. West, plus marriage licenses for Willian Treutin and Gertrude Kubus and Anita Martin and Otho Scott, with multiple other pairs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian A. Treutin
Gertrude M. Kubus
Treverton
Otho B. Scott
Chambersburg
Paty
Anita Martin
Waynesboro
Clyie M. Wollet
New Cumberland
Pay
Pesrioss Foland
Buncannion
Bride of Ensign Nichol Weds in Annapolis Church
LuWay Society witnessed the wedding of Misa Catharina Lea Howard to Ensign Bromfeld Bradford Nichol of the U S Navy at St Anne's Church Annapolis. The ceremony featured a lace gown veil and a shower bouquet with a valley of roses. Attending Hagerstown guests included relatives of the Howard family. The couple will reside in Norfolk Virginia after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LuWay Society
Annippolis
Misa Catharina
Lea Howard
Howard
Annapols
Hagaratown
Enaign Bromfeld Bradford
Nicho
United States Navy
Robert Wharton Niels
Nashville
Tenn
St. Anne’s Church
Annapolis
William HH
South Prospect
Hagerstown
An- Rapels
Brent
Wer S
Willian
HL Howard
Aveses
Mary
Lucy Howard
Myr
Jol
Beckenbaugh
Ensign
Mire
Nichol
Nor Cork
Wright
Sweet
Pulse Machine Demonstrates Inner Response To Stimulus
A New York report details Dr. Ridolph Goldschmidt's pulse vecliner, a portable device recording heart movement and responses to stimuli. The machine shows how emotions, cigarettes, alcohol, and exercise alter pulse speed, with a caution about its powerful reach into privacy. It discusses the inventor's background, testing with physicians, and everyday uses, including a party in Cavetown celebrating birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Swain
New York
Ridolph Goldschmidt
Pyon
Tig Ioventor
Galdechidt
Uwe Wis
Ita
Goldschridt
Tuckerton
M. J
Berlin
Horn
Goldschmidt
Treble Clef Club resumes activities with opera study
The Treble Clef Club held a quiet session after holidays at Mrs. Ghriest’s home Moller apartments. Members discussed the opera Mignon with Mrs. Chuisst narrating its story while Missosyn and Rachael Schulenburger sang a duet. Mrs Ridgely performed a piano piece from the opera. Additional vocal solos were by Mrs Holyapfes Mrs Fakrasy Mrs Beard Mrs Ames Mrs Wertz and Mrs Keedy. Refreshments followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treble Clef Club
Treble Clot Cluy
Missosyn
Rachael Schulenburger
Ridgely
Mra. Holyapfes
Mra
Fakrasy
Mra. Beard
Ames
Wertz
Keedy
Bridge Party Honors at Mrs Gower's Saturday Affair
Mrs Jay S Gower hosted a bridge party Saturday afternoon at her home on the WH Onaisport Pike. Prizes were awarded for highest honors and scores at each table with Mrs Suraine Ciehwa winning the grand prize and Miss Frances Coffman receiving a top prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay S. Gower
Hes Bome
Whonaisport
Primroses
Gael Eresn
Candlea Hylton
Mise Suraine Ciehwa
Wan
Aviva
Misa
Wirzu Stehl
Mra
GS Englewhd
Russell Zentayer
Biswas
Marels
Bounties Eyl
Mies Jonn
Netla Cushwi
Jane Murrison
Mas Catherine Stok Myre
Dard
Wareham
Mirlaur
Bivver
Regular Meeting at Lag Wrinat's Ait of tan Pounsctra
A regular meeting is scheduled at the fourth floor of the Age witlsteation building near Radbronds. The event will be held on a specific weekday with attendance by paraparper station officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lag
Radbronds
Niviston
Hamberalutyy
Demolay Degree Conferment Tonight at Hagerstown Temple
The Hagerstown Chapter of DeMolay will confer degrees at the Masonic Temple. A large candidate list is expected and two degrees will be conferred. All members and Maganic tratersity invited. ceremonies begin promptly at 7:30 with extended entertainment planned by the DeMolay chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Walio
Aid Meeting of Pennsylvania Women's Aid in Railroad town
The Women's Aid of the Pennsylvania division will hold a reg War meeting at the administration building opposite the passenger station in Chambersburg on Thursday January 43 at 4:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raiiroag
Wii
Bailding
Chambershure
Unclear historical note on maternaloleg medical term
Fragmentary OCR text references puerile ailments and maternal care products without coherent events or identifiable persons. It mentions mothers and a caregiving product named Manterole for babies and children, but lacks verifiable facts, dates, places, or authorities.
We Know Something of Feet as Well as Shoes
A fragment discusses the foot as a complex structure of bones nerves and tendons with resilience and sensitivity to pressure. It notes the foot’s constant motion and the challenge of proper shoeing reflecting makers recognition of its anatomy.
Antilever shoe guidance aids fit and sizes
The notice offers assistance in choosing the correct size width and fit for Antilever shoes. It emphasizes personal comfort and recommends trying different options to ensure a suitable choice for feet.
Ben Hur Captivates City With Grand Screen Epic
Review notes a sensational Maryland premiere of Ben Hur. Critics praise the vast scale, dramatic chariot race and galley sequences, with strong performances by Namon Navarre May McAvoy and returning actor Froucld X. Bushman as Messala. The tale follows Judah Ben Hur, his love, his trial, and the path to redemption amid Roman intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon-Elise
Maryland
Christ
Messiah
Rei
Calvary
Judah
Thar
Hur
Relress
Antioch
Rales
Namon Navarre
May McAvoy
Froucld X. Bushman
Messa
Ben-Hur
Betty Cronson
Carmel Myers
Ben Hur
Gratus
Terusalem
Meggale
Prinus
Prises
PLAN Annual Show at The Algatia
The Alga t ia Minstrel Show committee met last night in club rooms and named the event Alvadla Minstrel Show to be held Monday Tuesday and Wednesday February 14 15 18. Booster issue planned for January 6 with Morning Herald and Daily Mail publications. G W Wyler directs Booster committee. Miller Producing Company again produces the show under the personal supervision of Charles Gad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algatia
Dina Minstrel Show
Alvadla Minstrel Show
Fliuary
Morning Herald
Dally, Mall
G. W. Wyler
Miller Producing Company
Pewsons
Charles Gad
Zembo Plans New Temple in Harrigboro
Zembo lodge in Vlacksburg has approved construction of a temple complex at Third and Division in Harrigboro. The project, estimated at about 750000 dollars, covers buildings grounds and furnishings to serve Shrine and other functions for the Shriners and affiliated membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vlacksburg
Third
Division Streets
Harrigbore
Ologa
Empty Stocking Club Elects High School Officers
At the annual meeting yesterday the Empty Stocking Club reelected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. Roger Whipple, vice president Mrs. Edward Oswald, secretary BORN A K Gortmmy, treasurers Mrs. Charter W. ddarman. Members pledged support and planned the Christmas treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Whipple
Edward Oswald
A K
Gortmmy
Charter W. Ddarman
Conor
Christos
Pula
Smithsburg Couple Wed in Freders Ceremony
Miss K. M. Peas of Smithsburg wed Waynesboro youth at the Church of Hrechren in Freders yesterday. Rev. J. J. Kurtz Miller and Rev. S. Gray officiated as the couple learned of nuptials and planned a trip to Mark Mend dre, with guests noted from local areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. M. Peas
Smithabars
David 4
Stoichord
Waynest
Fraderick
J.J. Kurtz Miller
Drs S. Gray
Wid Byanzel Lateran
Altee
Mark Mend Dre
Steieard
Retcherd
Installation of Meera Lodges at Wiluntipy ceremony
Newly elected Meera of Meta Lodgs of Mayone in Wiluntipy were installed at a regular communication of We lodge eld last meeting. The installation was conducted by Worthy Master J Llayd Herebment Jeriendship Lodge of Masons with participants from Hagetown Lodge and Past Masters. The event included officers Earl Ha man Worshipful Master Lastér Cottey Senior Warden James Madison and others. After the ceremonies members enjoyed luncheon at Mediary Lodge club rooms in Storey building adjoining the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta Lodgs
Mayone
Wiluntipy
We Lodge
Jeriendship Lodge of Masons
Gorstuwst
George
Mediary Lotgu
Touy
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Broulage Mall
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Mve
Alexander Mere
Sylvester Coffman
Hagner
Annapolla
Geoneral
Antavovd
Dulfialote
Carvel
Vall
Calvin Brown
Syath Mutbery Street
Bertha, Bennett
Mig
Virginia Furlong
Mast North Vrrest
Mra Bonnett
Mra. Herold Furlong
Detroit
Are.sjohn Ackur
Port Huron
Sch
Misa Louise James
Thin City
Norfolk
B. Dayla
Foyth Potomac Siluz
Herbert James
Thome Fs.muprovad
Mrs
Later B
Mrs. Davia
Ming Harriett Roya
Weatmind Var
Mayda
Doris
Wing
Williams
Brooklyn
EK. G. West
Booth Potomac
Jin
Wauk Beckley
Makesport
Pen Vieliing
Tod
Sutton
Mee Weil
Miso Janel
Moray Bay
Ma Kensosh 1
Stroyer, Norfulk
Clyde Déuyer
Hive Veturuud
Chile
Lowe
Front Royal
Ella“Kobbdel
Wugtlngton
Visitas
Mra. Glyde’ Deuver
Chistty
Robert Stanton Mollett
Eugene, Stahl, Miager
Vulcaniuing
Hagerstown Tire Company
Toledo
Ohio
B. FP. Gaddrich Thro Company
O. Brunke Miller
Mrarty
Businers
LeRoy K. Boyar
Rockville
Hocker
Herrisbure
Theodora H. Legg
Dusing
Winchester
Clyde Ly
Fritz
Benton
Anni
B. V
Baclunan
Newberry
Aneta Serta
Kat H
Vapora
Vicia
Hiss Howard the Bride OF
Ensign Nichol
Marion Adams
Virginian Avenue
Friederich Kraus
Berlin University
Déyler
Goldschuildt
Mr. Phetteplace
Cavetown
Atta
Phetteplace
Phettelglace
Janet
George Showalter
Auil “i Clyde Ginga
Miry Loule ‘Bogrit
Chanavilly
Joseph Kretalogor
Victor Martin and
Soma
Wihiliam Bhank
Cleo
Frank Brown
Joseph
Mex
Jona Phette
Mave Jad
Dorothy Smithy
Herman Showe
Preludin Street
Aumorica
Bhowk
Mies Almogar
Mas
Joseth Wibberly
West Church Atred
Myrtle Pera
Victor Springer
Willam Springer
South Potomay Ilvest
Qonu
Shevey
Rudolph Geldechmidt
Pulee-Meter
Berdi
MUU Neat
Benauve
Benhur
Maryland Theater
Zembo
Smithsburg
Waynesbord
Freders
Medairy Lod
Baumm Bengur
Brlog
Newsnizin
Betutteay Amistia
Baume Bengue
Royal Typewrit
Hagerstown Bookbin and Printing Co
Franklin and Jonathan Sti
Carson
Kirk Silver
Hoffman
Bomar
Potomac Street
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