Social and Personal Notes From Evening Mail
Social and personal items note guests and illnesses across towns. Mrs. Harry Lohman and Mrs. Clevidence host grippe visitors from Sharpsburg and Columbus Ohio, with many locals ill or recovering from flu or pneumonia. Travel and visits include Rev. Walter Stehl to Grace and St Peter's in Baltimore, Thrall Campbell at Johns Hopkins, Marian James from New York after Louisiana house party, and other family and social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie Winters, Jr
Smithsburg
Grippe
Walter Byron Stehl
Baltimore
Grace and
St. Peter’s Church
Phenomenal Demand for Vicks VapoRub During Flu Epidemic
Public health officials urge early treatment for colds to prevent complications after 4 Mu attack. Demand for Vicks VapoRub soars as laboratories run at triple capacity, with 375000 jars produced daily amid the epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks
Vicks Laboratories
Eee
Gunnells Host Dance For Cushwa Wedding Weekend
Mr and Mrs A H Gunnell entertain at a Saturday night supper dance at the Hamilton in honor of Miss Jeannette Cushwa whose wedding to Mr Harold F Bester will take place on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Gunnell
The
Hamilton
Jeannette Cushwa
Harold F. Bester
Fashion Plaque A Monk Shoe Worn by English Sportswomen
A fashion feature describes a monk shoe in ostrich leather with a buckie and a Tow Toather heel worn by smart English sportswomen, highlighting a bold yet refined style trend in footwear.
Winters to Manage New York Beauty Shoppe
Miss Bernadette Winters daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Winters of Smithsburg has left for New York City to take over management of a beauty shoppe. She will also enroll in a music school for vocal lessons after two years at the Barneil Beatty Shop in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadette Winters
A. W. Winters
Smithsburg
New York City
Miss Winters
School of Music
Miss Winteers
Barneil Beatty
Inherits Millions Becoming One Of World’s Richest Women
Mrs A J Drexel Bid die Sr of Philadelphia is heir to millions from her late father Benjamin Duke Durham tobacco magnate. The news notes her status as an heir to vast wealth and a prominent Philadelphia lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Drexel Biddie, Sr
Philadelphia
Benjamin Duke
Durham
N. C
Play Directed by Mr Dillum at St Pauls Church
The Epworth League of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church presents The Real Thing After All in the church lecture room on January 24 and 25. Donald Gillum directs with Harry Latham in charge of lighting and Miss Helen Norton as stage manager. The cast includes Elizabeth Harman Jane Harman Mary Johnson Pauline Blair Betty Couchman Helen Norton Mrs Monroe Ridgely Lavery Gruber Richard Layman Colburn Jones Roy Anspach and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Donald Gillum
Harry Latham
Helen Norton
Elizabth Harman
Jane Harman
Mary Johnson
Pauline Blair
Betty Couchman
Monroe Ridgely
Lavery Gruber
Richard Layman
Roy Anspach
Charlotte Wilson
Marguerite Stoner
William Sparrow
Colburn Jones
Round Table Meet Tomorrow At Alsatia Club
A Scout Masters Round Table Association meeting is set for tomorrow night at 7 15 at the Alsatia Club. New members D K Mime Fortune Odendhal Stanley Freeze Milton Rergy William Peacher Aaron McGraw Harold Hoffman will join. W A Hopkins presides and plans for the Boy Scout carnival and anniversary week will be discussed. Mrs Norris Downs of Williamsport is improving after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Masters Round Table Association
Alsatia Club
D. K. Mime
Fortune Odend’hal
Stanley Freeze
Milton Rergy
William E. Peacher
Aaron McGraw
Harold Hoffman
W. A. Hopkins
Do You Recall toDAY A frame house fire east of Smithsburg
A frame house owned by Roy M. Swope three miles east of Smithsburg was destroyed by fire caused by an overheated stove. The family escaped unhurt. Also recalled are a harsh winter day, plumbing bursts, scalded arm injuries, and a list of local officials and newlyweds from Rohrersville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy M. Swope
Smithsburg
How the Flu Patient Should Be Given Food
Sister Mary presents a series on influenza nutrition with liquid meals that aid sick patients and ease housework. The first installment includes a luncheon menu with Cream of Celery Soup, Albumenized Orangeade, and a light salad, detailing ingredients, method, and approximate nutrition for each serving. Leslie Lakin, Hamilton Boulevard, has returned from a visit in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sister Mary
Daily Mall
NEA
Leslie Lakin
Hamilton Boulevard
Harrisburg
Card table layout puzzle for North and South tricks
Puzzling bridge layout asks readers to study a diagram and discover a method of play to win five tricks for North and South. The page promises solutions printed elsewhere, inviting readers to analyze and verify the technique.
The Solution or a Puzzle of So Few Cards
A bridge puzzle details South leading ten of diamonds and East winning with king. East returns trumps to thwart crossruff, South wins with six, West discards club. Deuce of trumps leads to a double squeeze on East and West. If West discards spade or club,North discards accordingly and nets tricks. North's seven of diamonds on first trick proves decisive. alternatives defeat the puzzle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North
East
West
Marriage Licenses in Virginia and nearby towns
Flapper Fanny lists marriage license pairs from Fulks Run, Mt. Clinton, Peters burg, Hagerstown, Clearspring, Waynesboro, Martinsburg, and Millerstown with ages and home towns. Also notes Mrs. Walter C. Binkley visiting Baltimore and attending her aunt’s funeral in Chambersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin C. Estep
Goldie Dove
Fulks Run
Marion Ray
Mt. Clinton
Jand
Wellie Ashenfelter
Petersburg
W. Va
Herbert D. Coss
Hagerstown
Eleanor M. Unger
Smiths‘burg
Frank I. Sprecher
Hester M. Funkhouser
Clearspring
T. George Smith
Louis McDowell
Waynesboro
William P. Nieswarner
Pearl M. Armbrester
Martinsburg
Leslie F. Earley
Madilene Rhodes
Raymond L. Cox
Mary E.strawser
Millerstown
Walter C. Binkley
Baltimore
M. E. Draper
Salem Avenue
Birthday Dinner Pleasant Affair for Mr. Harry Lohman
Mr. Harry Lohman was given a delightful surprise birthday dinner on a Saturday evening at Kis Chom Sharpsburg by his wife in celebration of his 44th birthday. Guests included Mrs. Paul Clark and others from Washington D C Altoona Pa Gardner and many Lohman family members. Music was provided and Mr Lohman received many presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lohman
Kis Chom Sharpsburg
Paul Clark
Washington D. C
George Peight
Altoona
Bmr
Melvin Real
Elauney
Lloyd Launey
Baretto
Frank Hutson
Lohman
Louis’ Man
Gardner
Charles Lohman
Howard Powell
Guy
Fisher
Leo “Lohman
Katherine
R. Lohman
Lucille Powell
Florence Lohman
Hazel G
Ethel Griffith
May Rtson
Daisy Shoemaker
Stephens
Murray Jackson
Leighton
Lottie Jamison
Ruth
Pauline Man
Jonal Guy Fisher
Roy Holmes
Keller Bell Hosts Dinner in Williamsport Road Area
Mr and Mrs Keller J Bell hosted a small dinner party at their home along Williamsport Road. Guests included Walter Artz Hub Baughman Richard Gruber Dolly Madison Colonel Godde and Mrs Joseph Downs and Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller J. Bell
Dinneter
Williamsport Road
Walter Artz
Hub Baughman
Richard Gruber
Dolly Madison
Colonel Godde
Joseph Downs
Kline
Resinol Soap and Ointment Restores Skin Comfort
In Evens City Pennsylvania a reader recalls a past eczema flare with severe itching and blood, and credits Resinol Soap and Ointment for immediate relief and new smooth skin. The testimonial ends with a firm belief they would not go without the product even if it cost double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evens City
Enslen
Resinal
Baltimora
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Sharpsburg
Nannie Reynolds
Street
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Elizabeth Richard
Oscar Griffith
Sarah Marshall
Thomas H. Hardings
the Terrace
Margret Fogarty
Columbus
Ohio
Frank Shank
Thrall Campbell
Johns Hopkins University
Mrs
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Marian James
Louisiana
Edward L. Bachtell
Henry Shubert
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Edith Brewer
High Street
Jack Bower
Grover Wall
Dawson, Ga
Sethmore
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John Martin
John Clark
Locust Street
Phillis Henneberger
Hubert Henneberger
Ln 11
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Mildred Sprecher
Charles Weller
Marcella Cox
Maryland Institute of Fine Arts
Long
Downsville
Robert Miller
Washington
Samuel A. Suter
Dagmar ‘Hotel
Joseph Protzman
Virginia Keller
Roger Whipple
South Prospect Street
Bainbridge Boyle
Margaret Grosh
Fairground Avenue
D. Chester Kemp
Frederick
Anne Kemp
North Potomac Street
Mary Breckenridge
Helen Hoffmeier
Calvert Apartments
McClellan Long
Mrs. Long
George Long
Lewis Downey
Woburn
Mr. Downey
George Downey
Elisabeth Rowland
Helen Emmett
Roy C. Myera
Mary Katherine
West Bridgewater
George M. Houck
Margaret Fogarty
Columbus, O
Thomas EI. Hardings
Vicks VapoRub
GREY
Mrs. Gunnell
MR Dillum
Epworth League
St. Paul’s Church
Susan Bowers
West Franklin Street
Aee
Doris Jones
Hager Street
Hagerstown Fair
Lewis R. Schnebley
Milton KK. Porterfield
Sammel P. Angle
J. E. Stonebraker
Harry E. Baker
A. G. Strite
J. Chalmers Reed
Harry K. Beachley
John Clarkson
Samuel P. Angle
Mary V. Lapole
Herry Dagenbart
Jennie Davis
Jessie Landis
D. Harald Haynes
Elsie C. Haines
Rohrersville
C. E. Shafer
Charles Long
B. C. Keplinger
Harvey Swope
J. T. Draper
St. Paul's U. B. Church
Michigan
Magsic
Pinesburs
Thomas HH. Barber
Max Ruben
Thomas Holtz
Cherry Run
Middle Association of Maryland
German Baptist Brethren Church
Elden David Rusherman
Eli Yourteen
W. S. Reichard
A. B. Barnhart
Firs Company
T. McCardell
Harry Ash
George Hook
S.C. Hose
John Saylor
William H. Bowers
Josephine Parisien
Minnesota
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Helen Hicks
Hewlett, S. 1
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