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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1949

Page

10

Miss Hennessy and Barkdoll Wed in Grace Church Ceremony

Miss Charlotte Hennessy and Mr Glenn Barkdoll were married January 1 at Grace Evangelical and United Brethren Church with Rev G Rider officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Schohnel. Reception followed at the bridegroom's Halfway home. The bride wore blue brocade satin, and the Barkdolls will reside at Andrews Air Force Base Washington DC.

Omer Hennessy Fairplay Charlotte Glenn Barkdoll Henry Barkdoll Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church G. Rider U. S. Army Andrews Airbase Washington, D. C

Bible Society to Hold Annual Meeting at YMCA

The Washington County Bible Society invites all interested in Bible distribution to its Sunday 2:30 p.m. gathering at the YMCA. The 1949 program will be outlined, featuring participants from Vacation Bible Schools and Sunday Schools sponsored by the society. H O Ziegler and the local superintendent attended Frederick County’s 128th Young Men’s Bible Society session where Dr Andrew G Troxall spoke on Things New and Old.

Washington County Bible Society H. O. Ziegler Young Men's Bible Society Frederick County Evangelical and Reformed Church Frederick Andrew G. Troxall Hood College

Mrs. Cronin Speaks at Washington County March of Dimes

Mrs. A W Cronin of Aberdeen outlined the role of women in the March of Dimes campaign and year round polio education at a Washington county meeting chaired by Mrs. Robert P Conrad. Judge Joseph W Mishie urged broad small contributions to fund national and local efforts to fight infantile paralysis and care for patients. Dr Perry F Prather highlighted high costs of polio treatment and ongoing research.

Washington County Joseph W. Mishie Women’s Activities A. W. Cronin Aberdeen Robert P. Conrad Women's Acivities Women’s Club Mish National Foundation Perry F. Prather Prather

Youth Choir of Washington Square Methodist Hosts Birthday Surprise

After a Thursday choir rehearsal, the Youth Choir of Washington Square Methodist Church held a party for choir mother Mrs. C. W. Sullivan. Guests enjoyed fun and refreshments as three birthday cakes were provided by Mrs. W. T. Young Aunt Rae Gaines of Hagerstown and Mrs. George Curfman of Williamsport.

Washington Square Methodist Church C. W. Sullivan W. T. Young Rae Gaines Hageratown George Curfman Williamsport Jack Ampley Hilda Sullivan Jack Stevens Laverna Sullivan Joe Hahn Delores Smith Sis Young Judy Warrenfeltz Ruth Hahn Lois Stevenson Joyce Eyler Joan Logan Beck LeFew Pessy Wharton Jean Sullivan Charles DeLouney Lloyd Hahn John Ralph Spyder Leonard Snodderly

Crosswords Across L Request and Site of the Puzzle

Puzzle text lists crossword clues with Across items and scattered fragments. It mentions items like Monkey, Flowering plant, Anoint, Prepare, and several partial words. The fragmentary OCR shows hints of clues including dates, animals, rivers, and various common crossword entries. The source reads as a garbled puzzle page with incomplete lines and misread letters.

Five Generations of Snyders Gather for Family Party

A Washington county family photo shows five generations at 140 South Mulberry street. Celebrant Mrs. George C. Snyder, 93, will celebrate February 18, with son Joseph W. Snyder age 71, grandson Ralph C. Snyder 48, great granddaughter Marie Snyder Stover 21, and great great grandson David Wayne Stover one month old. Mrs. Snyder, born near Boonsboro, lives with family at 140 South Mulberry. Stover and his mother reside at 124 South Mulberry. Albert C. Lowry screened movies during the Wednesday evening gathering.

Snyders George C. Snyder South Mulberry Street Snyder Joseph W. Snyder Ralph C. Snyder Marie Snyder Stover David Wayne Stover Mrs. Snyder Boonsboro Washington County

Youth Week Marks Beginning in Washington County

The Washington County Youth Council led by Mrs. Janice Welch Dorsey prepares to sponsor National Youth Week with aid from the County Ministerial Association. A mass meeting for all county youths is set for January 20 at 3 p.m. at the Church of the Brethren, featuring a worship service and informal social activities.

Washington County Youth Council County Ministerial Association County Youth Council Janice Welch Dorsey Washington County Church of the Brethren

Revival and Evangelistic Services at Maugansville Church

Revival and evangelistic services will be held at the Maugansville Community Church near Hagerstown beginning Sunday with a 2 p.m. fellowship service. Evangeli stic meetings follow at 7 30 p.m. on Sunday and other evenings, sponsored by Home Missionary Workers of the Church of God. Rev Posey A Shupe of Elkton Md will conduct with Rev Roy L Davis of Salisbury assisting. Davis brings wide evangelistic and par torial experience. Public is invited.

Maugansville Hagerstown Home Missionary Workers of the Church of God Posey A. Shupe Elkton Roy L. Davis Salisbury

Halfway Club Installs Officers at Lincoln Way School

Homemakers of Halfway met Tuesday afternoon at Lincoln Way School hosted by Mrs. Roger Dansberger and Mrs. Floyd Abalt. Mrs. W H Cochrane opened with a singing of Auld Lang Syne and officers were installed by Mrs. Wallace Taylor. New officers include President W H Cochrane and others, with reading on club books and letters from families aided by the group. New members Russel Stoner Harold Carpenter and Albert Brandenburg welcomed. Guests listed. Meeting adjourned to February.

Roger Dansberger Floyd Abalt Lincoln Way School W. H. Cochrane Philip Long Wallace Taylor P. H. Priest C. R. Roelke QO. H. Binkley Joseph Updegraff Hubert Mullen Wyk Russidael Harriet Landis Mesdames Russel Stoner Harold Carpenter Albert Brandenburg Mesdames Charles Danzer J. C. McDowell Thomas Powell Frank Maleack Milton Bass Leaf Wilson

Elks Lodge Dance Featuring Hotty Bowers Orchestra

The Hagerstown Lodge of Elks No 378 hosts a Saturday night dance with Hotty Bowers and a bin orchestra from 9 30 to 12 30. Spectator Robert Ingersoll, noted atheist, was the son of a minister.

Hotty Bowers Robert Ingersoll

China Topic Highlights Salem Society Meeting

Mrs Roacoe Hammond hosted the January Women’s Society of World Service session at Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church Keedysville. Members led programs on China in today's Asia, Asia's size, and Sun Yat Sen, with prayers and scripture.

Roacoe Hammond Women’s Society of World Service Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church Keedysville Paul Wyand Fosster Long Martie Poffenberger Wyand China Asia

Grange Meeting Set With Officer Elections and Plans

Wacohu Grange held its regular meeting on Wednesday evening with new officers installed and committees named. A January 22 conference in College Park was planned for several officers and home economics chair. Madam Swadley reported on the State Grange Convention in Hagerstown and outlined the cloned meeting. Deputy Shank discussed potential for a National Grange Convention in Maryland. Mrs. Swadley was elected secretary. several former Lestersburg members transferred to Wa cohu. Walter Cunningham urged program suggestions for the year. The next gathering is scheduled for January 26.

Wacohu Grange Grange Swadiey College Park John Swadley Hagerstown Swadley I. K. Shank National Grange Maryland John Swadsey Lestersburg Wacohu Ervin Harold Margaret Janie Gearhart Walter Cunningham

Zion Drama Group to Stage Joan of Lorraine

The Zion Drama Group rehearses Maxwell Andersons Joan of Lorraine to be staged Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings February 14 15 17 and 18 at eight o clock Jacqueline Williams plays Mary Grey and Gorman Ingram directs the play within a play with a full cast including Priscilla Greiner Barbara De Granae Mee Norman Purnell Joanne Blickenstaff Ralph Hess Steve Hade Ralph Strevig Claude Potterfield Huyett Hoffman Henry Hughes Henry K Haines Duke Stouffer Winifred Ingram James Rice Harry Spigler Paul Byer Leonard Hughes Richard Lightner and Rodger Rhodes directed by Rev Henry K Haines with J Stover Hade as stage manager.

the Zion Drama Group Maxwell Anderson Joan of Lorraine At & O'Clock Jacqueline Willams Mary Grey Joan Gorman Ingram Jimmy Matters Priscila Greiner Barbara de Granae Mee Norman Purnell Joanne Blickenstaff Ralph Hess Stever Hade Ralph Strevig Claude Potterfield Huyett Hoffman Henry Hughes Henry K. Haines Duke Stouffer Winifred Ingram James Rice Harry Spigler Paul Byer Leonard Hughes Richard Lightner Rodger Rhodes

Education Workshop Presided by Maryland ACS Leader

Mr Roy O D Whitlock State Commander for the Maryland Division of the American Cancer Society will preside at the Education Workshop for the Western Maryland Region on Tuesday January 18 at 8 00 p m at Hotel Alexander Reservations for the luncheon are at 12 50 o'clock in the main dining room by calling 4933

Roy Whitlock Maryland American Cancer Society Hotel Alexander

Campaign begins for Heiskelite sale at Hagerstown High

At a Friday assembly Hagerstown High School launched the Heiskelite 45 yearbook sale. The sale started Monday January 10 with receipt books issued to homeroom representatives. Wesley Barghman and Tony Ebersole, dressed as infants, performed a skit about the yearbook’s infant stages. Rhymes appeared in daily bulletins about the purchase and progress reports on the staff makeup. Miss Betty Cianelli is editor of the Helskelite for '45.

Hagerstown High School Wesley Barghman Tony Ebersole Betty Cianelli

Favorite Picture Embroidered Needlework Pattern Ad

Advertisement for a family friendly embroidery pattern set sold by The Hagaratown Md Daily Mall Household Arts Dept. Includes charts, photos, directions, and ready to read instructions. Promotes ease of use with a needlework design featuring flowers and Madonna motifs. Request pattern by sending twenty cents and your name address zone and pattern number.

Hagaratown Daily Household Arts Dept PO. Fox Platoush Station Brooklyn

Pythian Sisters Install Officers at Potomac Temple

The Potomac Temple of Pythian Sisters of Keedysville held an installation ceremony on a Wednesday with Alma Rogs as grand chief Thelma Culler as grand manager Catherine Smith as grand senior and others installed. Gifts were presented to several officers and Miss Culler Mrs Rice and Mrs Snyder honored. Refreshments followed the special period.

Pythian Sisters Potomac Temple Keedysville Alma Rogs Thelma Culler Catherine Smith Bernice Snyder Helen Fink Mildred Taylor Rachel Wagner Sabina Baker Anita Snyder Ruth Kefauver Lula Lowe Gee Smith Maryland Bertha Rice Miss Culler Rice Ross

Williamsport area events list upcoming games and meetings

Williamsport hosts high school and St. Marys games in Hagerstown on January 20 and 21 with local Legion posts planning dances and fundraisers. Activities include a Potomac Post 202 safety requests, Mt Moriah Lodge open house January 17, a Legion basketball game January 17, and a Williamsport Athletic Association meeting January 19.

Williamsport Williamsport High School Irla St. Mary's School Hagerstown St. Joseph School Potomac Post No. 202 Old Mill Post Safety Committee Willaimsport Artisan Potomac Alta Kershner N. Locuat Street Clarence Thomas Eustis Fln Kerthner Warren Seymour, Jr Toof Mt. Moriah Lodge Clear Spring Washington County Potomac Post No. 302 American Legion Umers Frank Weiderhold March of Dimes Cpl. Kingery Willaniaport Athletic Association Lexion Maryland Newton D. Baker Hospital Robert Lowman W. Milex, Jr Martinsburg Iris Ascore Joseph C. Herbert American Legion Legion Willamaport Glee Club

January 27 social evening with dance and supper

Refreshments and dancing highlight the evening. Local student George Curfman from Williamsport High School earns a music audition in Frederick on January 22. If chosen, he may perform at a Baltimore muse conference in early spring. Mrs. J B Heffer, music instructor, serves as judge. Girl Scout troop holds badge work and presents a basket to Miss Love laien Stumbaugh, patient at Washington County Hospital. Further notes cover parties, illnesses, and school activities including a stock show visit January 10.

George Curfman Williamsport High School Frederick Muse Baltimore J. B. Heffer Lovelaien Stumbaugh Washington County Hospital Mary Nell Harsh Charles “Skippy” Harsh Charles Ardinger N. Cotococheague H. Miller Mia Alice E. Johne Washington, D. C Irene Whipp Hageeratown Elmer Starliper Greencastle Pike Harrisburg

Hercules moths in Australia display extreme wingspans

A Hercules moth found in Australia shows a wingspan of about fourteen inches. A female Hercules moth reportedly lays around a large number of eggs within three days, highlighting the species’ reproductive potential.

Australia

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