Social Notices From Hagerstown Area Personal News
Roland Bower spends day out of town while Mrs Brautfer and family stay in New York City. Mrs Dixon shows slight bronchitis improvement. Miss Hamilton improving at home. Mrs Clifton Anderson hosts bridge club Monday. Dr Joseph Hering in town with wife, manager at Women’s Club. Mr H R Potter moves to East Antietam Street. works at B&O freight depot. Roberta Lamar returns from month abroad to Hagerstown. Mrs Bonham visiting brother Dr E D Davis in Summit Point. Mrs Rebecca Kauffman slightly better after illness. Miss Virginia Conley visiting sister in Williamsport. Mrs Mary Conley in Washington with daughter Miss Margaret Conley. Austin Tons moving to Chim for work. accompanying Mr LeFarge of Chicago. Dr S B Normient and Dr U Blanche Sterling in Baltimore on business. Dr GC V Aksu and Miss Flynn inspect Pinesburg School. Miss Catherine Winters joins Washington County Health Demonstration staff. Miss Margaret Duffey reassigned to Fort Stanton. Miss Winters comes from Savannah to Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Public Health Service
Hagerstown
Washington County
Margaret Duffey
Fort Stanton
New Mexico
Whiters
Savannah
Birthday Dinner at the Grim Home
Mr and Mrs Samuel Grim hosted a birthday dinner for their son Edward Grim at their home on January 11. The evening featured sa ceral entertainment, dinner, late refreshments, and gifts for Edward. Attendees included Grace Dean Edward Grim and many relatives. Community Chest Drive preparations begin with secretary work at the Chamber of Commerce for a February drive at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Grim
Dward Grim
Grim
Grace Dean
Edward Grim
Lea J. Mullandore
Cecil Zimmerman
Thurston Mullendore
Naomi Clopper
Clyde Jennings
Clara Stockdale
Emanuel Jennings
G. W. Vinte
Knoxville
George Jennings
John Jennings
Harold Grim
John Ephram
Samuel Grith
Chamber of Commerce
Tithe Y. AM. Cc. A
Olive Tablets offer gentle bowel relief for bad breath
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets promoted as a vegetable laxative and breath remedy. Claims describe gentle bowel and liver stimulation without calomel side effects. Ad highlights olive color tablets and pricing 1c to 3c, urging nightly use for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
M. Edwards
Crosses to honor descendants of Confederate veterans
Henry Kyd Douglas Chapter D. D. C. meets at the Library Friday at 2 30 to confer crosses of honor on two veterans’ descendants. The recipients are Mrs. Thomas Sheehan, daughter of the late Joseph Dulaney Points, and Mrs. Franklin P. Canby, daughter of the late Col. Washington Bowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kyd Douglas
Robert H. Lee
Thomas Sheehan
Joseph Dulaney Points
Franklin P. Canby
Col
Washington Bowles
500 Party Given In Miss Lehman's Honor
Mrs. J. N. Hockersmith hosted a Progressive 500 party at 738 West Washington Street in Miss Mary Lehman’s honor. Out of town guests included Mae Shipley, Carrie Shipley, Chas Hish, Frank Shipley, and Millard Angleberger of Frederick Maryland. Prize winners were Mrs. Chas Hish, Miss Mary Lehman, and Frank Suter. Other attendees included Iva Lehman, D E K Biershing, Sam Lefever, J W Flannery, Dr. R J Northern, and Mr. and Mrs. W W Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Hockersmith
West
Washington Street
Mary Lehman
Mae
Carrie Shipley
Chas. Hish
Frank Shipley
Millard Angleberger
Frederick, Md
Vassar Graduate To Lecture Before Dramatic Institute
Miss Agnes Rogers, a Vassar graduate, will lecture at the Dramatic Institute of the Public Library on costume and character delineation. Her background includes staging The Tempest, work with the Portmanteau Players under Stewart Walker, and a recent Stockbridge Company production. She returns to Hagerstown to aid the Community Players movement amid local rehearsals and related dramatic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Rogers
the Dramatic Institute
Public Library
de Neation
Miss Rogers
Vassar
Stewart Walker
Miss Roger
Portmanteau Players
New York
Mr. Walkers
Stockbridge
Hagerstown
Paul Cook
Raymond Teewall
Frank Sacwright
Edgar Taston
Weesburg
Paul Barnhart
Evelyn Clopper
Mgr. Craig
Iona Gale
Rehearsal Opens Year for Boys High School Orchestra
The Boys' High School Orchestra held their first rehearsal of the year at the Y M C A. The Journeymews social union plans their annual banquet tonight at 9 o'clock in the rear of Shank's barber shop on East Franklin Street with a fine menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. GC
Xsarper Union
Shank
East Pranklin Street
Young People's Missionary Society Meeting Held at Home
The Ingathering meeting of the Young People's Missionary Society of the Infinity Lutheran Church took place at Mrs. Scott B. Minwich's Mast Franklin Street home last evening. A program was presented, and Miss Mary Seibert entertained at a luncheon Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss Kathryn Vance Pride-Tabo of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Missionary Society
Fyinity Lutheran Church
Scott B. Minwich
Mast
Franklin Street
Lungheon
Mary Seibert
Kathryn Vance
Pastor Speaks on Fellowship at Rotary Meeting
Rev. Dr. Scott R. Wagner of Zion Reformed Church urged Rotary members to pursue true friendship through fellowship. He warned against surface ties, cited Emerson and Newman, and urged carrying Rotary’s spirit into all classifications and globally. Guests included Rotarians from Cumberland Baltimore Norfolk Philadelphia and others. Entertains at Luncheon nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott R. Wagner
Zion Reformed Church
Rotary Club
WV. M
Wagner
Israel
David
Jonathan
Greece
Damon
Homer
Virgil
Milton
Scott
Dickens
Thackeray
Shakespeare
Wm. DeWitt Hyde
Bowdoin College
Emerson
Newman
Edgar A. Guast
Rotary
Tise
Chas
Hanson Towne
Day by Day urges commission government for Hagerstown
A columnist laments Hagerstown’s current government, arguing the city clings to ward politics while industry grows elsewhere. They urge adopting a commission form, paying capable leaders, and eliminating mayoral council squabbles to attract and sustain industry. Dayton, Ohio is cited for comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Indaw
Board of Street Commissioners
Dayton
Ohio
Annual Tea To Be Held Next Thursday
The King's Daughters annual tea opens next Thursday for two days of service in the YMCA gymnasium, a community favorite since its revival after last year’s hiatus. Meals will be served cafeteria style, with room for a large crowd, and voluntary contributions are accepted by the committee. A booth will renew memberships for old members and enroll new ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Odd Fellows
Big Crowes
YMCA Thursday activities and fundraising drive
The Y M C A lists today’s schedule with Kiwanis luncheon at 12 15 p m a Blue Ridge Baseball League banquet at 1 p m women s gym class at 2 30 p m junior girls gym at 4 15 p m and young ladies calisthenics and swimming at 7 30 p m A lecture by Dr A R Wentz on Our Heavenly Father s Love follows at 7 45 p m The Hagerstown AR C A volleyball team travels to Hanover AR C A needs 1206 to furnish the lobby funded by subscriptions and donations This week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Blue Ridge Baseball League
A. R. Wentz
D. D
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Hagerstown
M. C
Hanover
Couple Weds then Embarks for Florida Honeymoon
Mrs Mary Kalbflesh of Cearfoss and Mr Harvey K Martz of Boonsboro were married at Mirat Brethren Church by Rev F B Holzopple. They left this morning for a Florida honeymoon on the Baltimore and Ohio line and will return in spring. After April 1 they will reside at the bride's home along the Cearfoss pike. The Willemsport Gun Club plans a rifle shooting contest Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kalbflesh
Cearfoss
Willemsport
Mrs A B Grubmyer Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club
Mrs A B Grubmyer entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club at her Ter race Court Apartments home. Mrs George Roulette won the prize. salad and coffee followed the games. Attendees included Mrs Roulette and others. Miss McKee will host next meeting January 31. Also listed: marriage licenses for Metz Cunningham and Hicks Hicks. A banquet for St Pauls M B Church Women’s Bible Class is set for tomorrow in the church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Grubmyer
Wednesday Bridge Club
Terrace Court Apartments
George Roulette
Roulette
J. O. Funkhouser
J. B. McKee
Laura McKee
Florence Crosson
Helen Heard
Samuel Emmert
J. F. Denniston
Earl Kohler
Charles Connor
Charles Powles
Carl Stonebraker
Miss McKee
St. Paul's
M. B
Lane anniversary couples celebrate in New York trip
Celebrated Mr. and Mrs. William Preston Lane left for New York City for several days, marking their first wedding anniversary last night. Five American submarines in Bermuda waters depart with Savannah and Beaver for St Thomas for winter maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Preston Lane
New York City
Lane
Hamilton
Bermuda
U.S. S. Savannah
U.S. S. Beaver
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Roland Bower
Maryland
George W. Dixon
Dorothy Hamilton
Ton!ellitia
Clifton Anderson
Hamilton Bouteyard
Bridge Club
Joseph Hering
Baltimore
Women's Club
H.R. Potter
Rohreraville
East Antietam St
Potter
Roberta Lamar
Brown
Smart Shop
Freeport
Indiana
Chicago
Wisconsin
I. N. Bonham
Suminit Point, Va
E. D. Davis
Davis
Rebecca Kauffman
109 Bay St
Virginia Conley
Willamsport
Mrs. Buchanan
Washington
Mary Conley
Miss Margaret Conley
Austin Tons
Chambersburg
Chim
Charles Fitzgerald
Miami
Mr. LeFarge
Young Fitzgerald
S. B. Normient
U. Blanche Sterling
GC. V. Aksu
Flynn
Pinesburg School
Catherine Winters
Ater
Lehman
Dramatic Institute
Parent-Teacher Association of
Williamsport
Hanpment
Igh
William U. Roulette
Dr. Wagner
Ignor
Jim
Hare
Tim
Charles A. Piper
Cumberland
Jack Hurley
Charles A. Gardner
C. M. Danzer
Mr. Radeker
Walter Prior
Willam Gardner
Ed. Hook
F. K. Byers
Norfolk
C. M. Stckell
Martin Slade
Andy Cahill
George B. Lehman
Philadelpha
C. H. Roderick
Azel Cochran
Tarrace
Amalgamated
Order
Ward Heclerg
Diva New Maid
Asta Mober
Royla Opera House
Stockholm
Y.M.C.A
Florida
Anna G. Lee
John Street
Cutiura
Mica Lela Flemons
Quitman
Texas
Semple Mand
Spa
nSsCl
Sirena
Cation Boos Akeves Wiibsas
Vee Wey
Ett
Irah
Russell R. Metz
Trego
Blary L. Cunningham
Leonard Hicks
Worcester
Mass
Rhoda Hicks
Harvey I. Martz
Beaver Creek
Mary L. Kalbfiesh
Searfoss
Hartman
Scranton
Feleag
Ae Barayoo O
Mqvuvege
Peopahd Wie
Struant, Son & CO
PesaldeneStvent
Bartino
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