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Society editor notes numerous social visits and relocations including Miss Alice Allder returning to Washington, Norman Kurzenknabe from Baltimore, and others visiting Baltimore Washington Carlisle Williamsport and Philadelphia. Mentioned are illness updates, travel plans, and a banquet at the Emerson Hotel for Sherwood Brothers employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
D. L. Ely
Dyson Burnett
Baltimore
Sherwood Brothers
Emerson Hotel
Philadelphia
Weabhington
Reading
Hagerstown
Dokkies Install Officers Tonight at Pythian Castle
Darak Temple No 221 D D K K will install officers at Pythian Castle tonight. R A Feigley is the new royal vizier and vows active leadership. A social session with vaudeville and a Dutch lunch follows. Al Beachley’s Orchestra will provide music.
Grove Family Reunion Held At Sprecher Home
A Grove family reunion was hosted at the Sprecher home on Sunday for 32 attendees. Guests included William Grove, David Grove, John Grove, Edgar Grove, Harry Wilson, Nelson Rowe, Ira Sprecher, Regina Grove, Ella Berner, Beatrice Grove, Agnes Grove, Gladys Grove, Margaret Grove, Helen Grove, Elenora Grove, Clara Sprecher, Esther Wilson, James Draper, Holger Sprecher, Daniel Grove Jr., Ernest Grove, Willard Grove, Victor Grove, George Grove, Wilbur Sprecher, and Kenneth Sprecher. A rabbit supper followed at Beck's Restaurant and Arcade Dining Room on Wednesday January 14 from 6 to 8 PM, 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Sprecher
William Grove
David Grove
John Grove
Edgar Grove
Mons
Harry Wilson
Nelson Rowe
Ira Sprecher
Regina Grove
Migses Ella Berner
Beatrice
Stop It Now Is Catching Gold
A vintage advertisement promotes stopping a cold at the first sign with hot lemonade. It urges immediate rest under warm covers and frequent lemon juice in hot water, claiming nine of ten colds vanish by morning. It touts California lemons as ideal and urges stocking a dozen lemons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Big Night at Church Bazaar Draws Large Crowd
A Washington Square M Church bazaar drew a large audience with the choir presenting The Bachelors Dream starring Raymond Tewart as the Bachelor, Eula Shadrach as the Mother, and Ruth Broadwater as the Trained Nurse. A St Johns Lutheran group followed with vaudeville acts and readings. Tonight expects a large union prayer service with Rev Dr E T Mowbray presiding and Edna Koontz at organ. program includes organ preludes, hymns, scripture, and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Square M
Raymond Tewart
Eula Shadrach
Ruth Broadwater
St. John's Lutheran Church
John Baker
Russell Campbell
Baker
E. T. Mowbray
Edna Koontz
St. Paul's M. E
A. H. Sherman
First Baptist Church
Cfoir
Barrett
Jesus
G. L. Rider
V. A. Lawler
Joseph Y. Irwin
J. H. Ryder
J. Wim Ott
J. B. Myers
Tall Cedars To Entertain Tonight at Dancing Academy
Tall Cedars host a dance and card party at Professor Stouffer's Dancing Academy tonight featuring round dances, fiddlers, and jigger ballers. Tall Cedars from the county and nearby states are expected. wearing pyramids is urged. Prizes will be awarded, reception at 8:46, Grand March at 9 led by Grand Tall Cedar J. Lloyd Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spigler
Jana R. R. Black
Brewer
Btouffer
Vinton Hoerehey
William Carl
Grand Tall Cedar
J. Lloyd Hoffman
Nurse's Sacrifice For Brother Ends In Death
NEW YORK January 14 Miss Mabel Crippen a Yonkers hospital nurse gave a pint of blood to save her brother Edward an ex service man but he died from blood infection after a tooth extraction. Her death was attributed to infection. She offered a second transfusion but he died before it could be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mabel Crippen
Yonkers
Edward
Scrippen
Rangers To Wipe Out Arson Gang
The Texas state ranger force was ordered into eastern Texas to pursue a traveling arson gang that has fired and looted seven towns in three weeks, escaping with more than 400000 dollars. Public note mentions Sweden's present territory and US heart disease mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Thomas D. Barton
Lita Long Affair Sparks Town Gossip
In a small town, gossip centers on Lita Long and Jim Brewer. Ruth Robb and Ben Peebles trigger rumors with remarks about Lita, leading to a rumored broken engagement and a later marriage announcement. The piece portrays social intrigue and personal reputations amid local commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huth Nobh
Ruth
Lita Long
Lita
Hera
Fifi
Jim Brewer
Jim
Ruth Robb
Mie
Ale
Papera
Ruth Robi
S. P. C. A. asks co operation for horses welfare
A letter urges responsible care for horses amid hard winter conditions. Overloading and rough shoeing cause suffering on streets. Residents should keep streets clean and provide better traction, while horse owners improve loading and shoeing. Daisy D Whipple signs appeal from Washington County S. P. C. A. president. Also notes on storage of apples, steel in cooking, and food tips. Classes in rope basketry and beauty culture begin at the Y M C A tomorrow night at 7 30 with instructors Mrs P L Russell Mrs M William Dutton and Miss Clara B Burns. Mr Frank R Middlehauss is ill with the grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Daisy D
Whippie
Wash. Co
C. A
Roger Whipple
Ttis Educational Department
Mra
P. L. Russel
M. William Dutton
Clara B. Burns
Friend Saved Mrs Wilhelmy by Using Vegetable Compound
Mrs Mary Wilhelmy of St Paul Minnesota describes severe overwork worry and loss of appetite and sleep. A physician advised an operation but a friend suggested Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After using it she felt better slept well gained weight and strength and feels fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmy
Bride and groom wed in quiet Schaeffer home event
Miss Blanche P Schaeffer and Charles M Graves were married by Rev G I Rider on Saturday afternoon. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs B Schaeffer of West Side Avenue and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs J B Graves of Virginia Avenue. The couple, both well known in Wwagerstows, plan to reside with the bride’s parents after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Allder Las
Washington
F. E. Stoucbirner
West Side Avenue
Blanche P. Schaeffer
Charence M. Graves
G. I. Rider
Sadar
Zemo Promise for Skin Ailments and Relief in Use
Advert describes Zemo as instant relief for eczema blotches ringworm rashes and other skin troubles. It claims cleansing soothing healing action with quick results and notes daytime use hides residue. Trial bottle 35 cents large size 1.00 available from druggists.
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Zemo
Zac
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Norman
Kurzenknabe
Victor ‘Talking Machine Shop
Victor
Russell Antower
East North Street
A. H. Gunnell
Thomas Hardinge
Atlentile City
H. E. Bitner
East Avenue
Nevin Cronisa
Neward Street
GB. Mullendore
Olive
Joe Mulendore
Rohrersville
G. 3
Alexander
West Franklin Street
H. M. Miller
South Mulberry Street
G. A. Huggong
Carlisle
Martin Hussong
Salem Avenue
Frank K. Hoffman
New York City
John Ankeney
H. Barber
John W. Feldman
Cocoa
Charles H. Hull
Jw, QC
Bowser
Williamsport
Roger Wallace
Marlinsburg
Ann
John J. Allen
East Washington Street
J. W. Monath
Antietam National Cemetery
Sharpshburg
Flis
Newton 9. Owen
Chicago
the Talking Machine Shop
West Side Lumber & Door CO
Greenwalt
Islectric Supply CO
West Antietam Street
W. P. Beard
West
Washington Street
Everything Electrical the Edison Shop of
Potomac Edison Company
Public Square
Deparriment
Nortit Potomac ST
Hagerstown, Md
Dokkies
Beck's
Bacsigelo
H. L. Mills
Creer
Coats
Church Bazar
Tall Cedars
Nurse
Rangers
Sweden
United States
Saya Aughinbay
Keelsley
Thos.cook, Son
Cynthi
Frank R. Middlehauss
Ilo Howe
Hill
Leader
Franklin Street
A. Roy Phillipy
Potomac Street
R. A. Highbarger Optometriat
Wash. St
Kinney’s
Potomac &T
Es—Schaeffer
Vaporub
Grey Gables
THE
BON Ton
Potomac St
Sten Stietsweer Ar Chas. M. Stiefe, Inc
South Potomac Street
Alice M. Weagly
Cry For Children
Fletcher
LY Bie Boy
Em Eishers Millinery
Hagerstown and Vicinity
Sond Floo
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