Social and Personal Notes From Evening Mall Community
Social and personal items from the Evening Mall report greetings, visits, illnesses, and arrivals. Highlights include Mr and Mrs John Grimsley returning from Washington with Mrs L Bonebrake’s relation. Valley Stockadale recovering from appendicitis. I F Hoffman touring Cumpert. Maurice A Miller ill at home in Williamsport. birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Randolph Schindel. Mrs T A Clevidence returning from Baltimore. Kieffer Hall visiting Edward Hull in Norristown. Elmer Metzger’s trip to Flora Indiana after funeral. Virginia Davis of Baltimore visiting. Frank J Stoner and Mrs Stoner noted in Hagerstown. Catherine Palmer and Gladwin Palmer visiting Martinsburg. R Randall ill at Elizabeth Street. Black Jack restaurant manager recovering. Charles McCreas visit with G B Wigginton in North Cannon Ave.
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Mr. R
Mrs Middlekautff Hosts Cards And Luncheon
Mrs O V Middlekautff of 724 South Prospect entertained friends yesterday afternoon with bridge and 600. Candles and sweet peas decorated the home, a luncheon was served, and prizes were awarded for highest and lowest scores in 500 and for bridge honors to several guests. Also listed are marrying licenses for Murphy Banks Harrisburg. McKinney Brant ner Martinsburg. Dowler Shoemaker Hagerstown. Rowles Warry Ambereon.
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O. V. Middlekautff
South
Prospect Street
L. H. Meredith
William Sigmund
Harry H. Rudy
William Crabbs
Charles Kolter
Henry 8. Moser
A. O. Keedy
George Engle
Harvey Cooper
C. HR. Clagett
William Holland
Augustus Ludwie
Joseph Murphy
Ocela Banks
Harrisburg
Hacker McKinney
Mary Brantner
Martinsburg
W .Va
James L. Dowler
Mildred R. Shoemaker
Hagerstown
Ruggell Rowles
Dora Warry
Ambereon
Getting Up Nights and Libhlated Buchu Remedy Claim
A historical ad touts Libhlated Buchu Keller Formula as a bladder and digestion cleanser claiming it cures Getting Up Nights by cleansing impurities and balancing acids. J H Dorton and W Graham of Va share anecdotal relief after forty years of trouble, with Keller tablets priced 2c at loading drug stores or Keller Laboratory in Mechanicsburg, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Dorton
W. Graham
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Tanlac weight tonic promises rapid recovery and gain
Get back that lost weight. Tanlac, a tonic made from roots herbs and bark, claims to cleanse the blood, restore digestion, and restore appetite. It says many men and women have benefited and over a hundred thousand testimonials support the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mililona
Tanlac
Pecktonville Women Plan Kitchen Remodeling Contest
Pecktonville Women's Club launches a kitchen remodeling contest to improve convenience and attractiveness. Miss Margaret Smith, home demonstration agent, has led lectures on arranging furniture and working surface heights. Members will individually upgrade their kitchens, tour neighbors in June, and report on changes and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecktonvilla Women's Club
Pecktonvilla Club
Margaret Smith
Pedektonville Club
Tall Cedars Ladies Night Draws 200 at Stouffer's Academy
More than two hundred attended the first ladies night by the Tall Cedars at Stouffer's Academy with an 8 15 reception and dancing. The event featured a grand march led by Charles Spigler and Helen Barnes, a Tall Cedars choir, fancy hats, prizes for Geraldine Winters and Maud Alexander, and a birthday surprise for Mrs. W. Shaffer. Guests from Norfolk, Cavetown, and Baltimore were listed, and roast pork and sauerkraut dinner and supper followed at the First Christian Church in Hagenstown. Proceeds go to the building fund for the Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest of Tall Cedars
Stouffer's Academy
Cedars
Charles Spigler
Brewer L. Stouffer
J. R. R. R. Black
L. V. Hershey
B. &. Carl
Tall Cedars
Spigler
Misa Helen Barnes
Mica Geraldine Winters
Willian Morin
Maud Alexander
First Christian Church
Edward Updegrafft
Elnmss
Hagenstown
Avair
Ford
Aereh
YM G A NOTES GIRLS AND BOYS BASKETBALL AND MEETINGS
The girls basketball team will travel to Martinsburg Saturday night for a game. The boys team will play Maryland State Normal School tomorrow night at 7 at the Y M C A. A Finance Committee meeting is set for tomorrow at 4 at the Y M C A. The Oriole Society will meet tonight at the Y M C A with Mrs Charles B E Beery in charge.
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Martinsburg
Maryland State Normal School
Oriole Society
Ure
Woodmen of the World
Charles BE. Beery
Larger Women GLUB To Meet At Meredian Club Luncheon
The Meredian Club will meet at the Women's Club tomorrow for luncheon. Miss Catherine Schindel will have charge of the meeting.
Why So Many Mothers Like Vicks So Well
In homes where Vicks stands by, croup at night no longer alarms. One application lowers throat and chest and often brings relief within 15 minutes. Vapors inhaled with body heat open airways and loosen phlegm while external moisture eases soreness and pain.
Mother's Friend booklet promotion from Bradfield Regulator Co
Free booklet offered by Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Georgia for expectant mothers. The sales copy urges requesting the pamphlet in a plain envelope and notes the product Mother’s Friend is sold at drug stores with full directions included with each bottle. The message promotes starting now to realize the wisdom as weeks roll by.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
BAT
Atlanta
THE RIGHT MAN BY CYNTHIA GREY
Advice column from Cynthia Grey about love and relationships with readers questions. Includes guidance on dealing with unhappy affairs and marital strain.
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Cynthia Grey
Miss Grey
Mrs Diehl Hosts Treble Clef Club Meeting
Mrs C O Diehl entertained the Treble Clef Club at her Terrace home. A paper on Enrique Granados was read and members discussed current music events including a Bauer quartet concert. New member Regina Feigley played Chopin and the program included multiple Granados pieces by various members.
Class at Supper at Trinity Lutheran Church
The Martin Luther Bible Class met for an old fashioned supper prepared by William Milhouse who led as chief cook and chairman. Sixty nine class members attended. After the meal Harry Zeigler entertained with games and puzzles including eliminated cross words.
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Martin Luther Bible
Trinity Lutheran Church
William Milhouse
Harry Zeigler
Moundsville Wing Officer Breaks Speed Record
Lieutenant H. H. Mills of Fairfield Oslo shattered speed records on the runway between Langin Field and Boiling Field Washington by covering 220 miles in 1 hour 40 minutes. Officials said the average speed was 139 miles per hour and Mills arrival at Bolling Field was flashed by radio. A direct aerial connection has been established between Frankfort and Munsteh.
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Moundsville
W. Va
H. H. Mills
Fairfield
Oslo
Haviland
Langin Field
Boiling Field
Washington
Bolling Field
Y Roomers Plan Reorganization Meeting at YMCA
The Ramblera Club formed of YMCA men will reconvene after an 18 month lapse. A banquet precedes Rev. Dr. Scott H. Wagner delivering the address, then officers and committee appointments will be chosen.
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Ramblera Club
Scott H. Wagner
Herbal Cold Cure Tea Promises Quick Relief
A vegetable tea mix is advertised as a cheap, safe remedy for colds and grip. It instructs to add a tablespoon to boiling water, steep, strain, and drink a tea cupful anytime. Claims include opening pores, relieving congestion, and loosening bowels to break a cold quickly.
Pane’s Dianepsin for indigestion and relief
The text touts Pane’s Dianepsin tablets as a pleasant corrective for indigestion dyspepsia gas stomach distress and heartburn. It claims instant comfort provides relief for indigestion and flatulence and notes millions of families keep a 60 cent package handy backed by druggists guarantee.
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Nists
Club aims to foster fellowship at YMCA
A note states the purpose of forming the club is to promote good fellowship among the residents at the YMCA.
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Phona
John Grimsley
Howard
North Locust Street
L. B. Bonebrake
Miss Valley Stockadale
Washington County Hospital
Appendi Us
Locuet Street
I. F. Hoffman
West Washington
Cumpert
Maurice A. Miller
Grip
Williamsport
Mrs
Randolph Schindel
Futherry Avenue
Mra. Tt. A. Clevidence
Winter Street
Baltimore
Kieffer Hall
Norristown, Pa
Edward Hull
Greg Gables
Elmer Metzger
Flora
Ind
J. B. Epley
Rendy
Virginia Davis
Mra
Richard Randall
West Washington Street
Harold Naytor
Virginia Avenue
Cumberland
Frank J. Stoner
Frederick
Albert Palmer
Misa Catherine Palmer
Gladwin Palmer
Clearspring
Martinsburg, W. Va
William Palmer
Charles McCrea
Pittsburgh
Florida
Dr. James
Iwall
A. Roy Phillips
Potomac Street
Leader
Franklin Street
MR. Larm
Grey Gable
Phono
Mrs. Middlekautff
Stickell
Ike Tantac
Wm. J. Bader
Paul Ave
Belleville
Taninc
Pectonville Organization
Mrs. Shaffer
W. W. Shaffer
Waynesboro
Thres “D' Glass
Church of Christ Burday School
Shaffer
Nev. Harman Heaple
Virginia
Charlotte
Norfolk
W. A. Price
Sylvia
Air
Ivan Sheffler
Charles Hoftman
Mary Delbert
Charles Hoffman, Jr
Stanley Smith
Cavetown
J. W. Shaffer
Joan Shaffer
Jacob Barkdoll
Clara Blubaugh
Carrie Hur
Misa Naomi Haer
Wagner Kriner
Violet Shaffer
Andrew Coffman
Elizabeth Coffman
Mary Harms
Mimma Narine
John Doyle
Preston Krier
YM. G. A. Notes
Finance Committee
West Franklin Sreet
Eee
VICKS
Mittron
Borenh
Misa Grey
Winfride
Andydra
C. O. Diehl
Treble Clef Club
Granados
Mrs. Oswald
Holzapfel
Gardner
Mrs. Mason
Caldara
Fahrney
Miss Rauth
Eva Shutenberger
Miss Kieffer
Mrs. Byron
Miss Witherspoon
Mrs. Wertz
Frankfort
Munsteh
Jiles
W. Franiklin Sr
Monty
Alice M. Weagly
Petomar
Kinney’s
Potomac St
Potomag Street
Mechano & Electro
Beatrice Barkdoll, M.T.D
MR. Chapman
Sagle
QO. L. Schart
W. Wash
Phone
Martel
Newars Ee
WEAF
WJAR
WEEI
WFI
WCAE
WCAP
WOBH
WGR
J. S. Bachanitra
Peer Gynt
E. Greig
Victor Concert Orchestra
Boheme
Mimi
Mme
Frances Alda Berceuse
Liesestraum
Frank LA Forge
McCdowell
Drigo Florentine
Entr' Acte
Gavotte
Gillett
Gillett Victor Concert Orchestra
Frances Alda
E. Nevin
Berlin
Victor Records
Talking Machine Shop
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