PatroneSses Announced For Presidents Birthday Ball
Patronesses for the annual Presidents Birthday Ball to be held at The Club on Friday night January 28 have been chosen by the committee. The list includes many longtime hostesses and covers women across the city and nearby towns, with numerous names such as Mesdames Walter Baker Ross Cameron Phillip Mathies Harold Bester and many others across multiple communities. The group will sponsor the dance in their neighborhoods and among their own friends.
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Mesdames
Walter Baker
Ross Cameron
Phillip Mathies
Harold F. Bester
Lrank K. Br
Lynn S. Keller
B. Aldine Lakin
Bruce C. Lightner
Kenneth L. McLaughlin
Richard C. Medford
Walter W. Mc Phil
Homer L. Miller
Leo H. Miller
Joseph D. Mish
M. P. Moller
John Pangborn
H. R. Rudy
Fortune Odend’Hai
P. F. Prather
Fred C. Wrieht, Jr
Joseph
Eugene Stahl
Fred Crawford
Evelyn J. Bean
N. E. Geiselman
Ned Carlisle
Maude Wolfe
Minnie Gerber
Anna Katherine Roulette
William D. Brron
Norman McCardell
Naomi Harsh Taylor
J. Albert Hawken
Richard G. Hawken
Charles N. Harsh and
W. Hetzer
Edith Kaplan
Nellie T. Reed
Williamsport
L. L. Gerber
Phillip Rauth
L. M. Shaffer
Hancock
Alice Hutzell
John Kyd Beckenbaugh
Sharpsburg
Russell Geeting
Keedysville
Adrian H. Onderdonk
St. James
Allenderter
Relief for Neuralgia and Sciatic Pain in a Box
Advertisement offers ARTHEROL for neuritis and sciatic pains with a money back guarantee. H. R. Rudy, Pharmacist, Hotel Hamilton Corner promotes the product at a boxed price, claiming relief and satisfaction or refund.
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H. R. Rudy
Hamilton Corner
Local Personal Notes From Washington County Area
Mrs. Sarah Dagenhart is critically ill with pneumonia at her daughter s home 148 East Avenue Mrs Ernest Finniff ill at home for two weeks Mrs C W Fisler returned to Funkstown after four months with sister Mrs C G Glass and Mr Morr mt Annie Lewis confined to home with grippe and complications seven year old Robert Burgan son of Mr and Mrs John Burgan at Hurts in critical condition at Washington County Hospital Edward Cashman Jr Wareham apartments moved to hospital for appendicitis Misses Louise Fleming Tillie Moore Ellen Hartle Louise Dunlap Mildred Saylor and Doris Christ Motored to Baltimore to hear Hal Kemp and his orchestra Meyer Berkson and Louis Meyers returned from furniture show in Chicago Mrs John W Trammell recovering at South Prospect Street Mrs Irvine Miller guest of Dr and Mrs Frank Hoffmeier North Potomac Street Mr and Mrs M P Moller Jr North Potomac Street spending days in New York City Mrs D D Mowen spent weekend in Harrisburg Pa Logan Baker spending week in Altoona Pa as guest of sister-in-law and brother-in-law Mr and Mrs Richard Lapole announce birth of daughter at 35 North Foundry Street January 13 Mr and Mrs Robert J McSherry announce birth of daughter Margaret Louise at 657 Court Avenue January 2.
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Louise Fleming
Tillie Moore
Ellen Hartle
Louise Dunlap
Mildred Saylor
Doris Christ Man
Baltimore
Hal Kemp
Meyer Berkson
Louis Meyers
Chicago
John W. Trammell
South Prospect Street
Richard Lapole
North Foundry Street
Robert J. McSherry
Margaret Louise
Court Avenue
Trail Club Banquet Saturday by Maryland Appalachian Trail Club
The Maryland Appalachian Trail Chub will hold a banquet at the Roxy Restaurant on Saturday January 22 at 6 50 pm with President C R Burger presiding. After the banquet a brief business meeting will elect officers for the year. The club marks its fourth anniversary since its first meeting April 18 1934 and formation June 7 1934. Hers Robertson was its first president. Reservations by January 24 to W V Niemyer.
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Maryland
Chub
Roxy
C. R. Burger
Hers Robertson
Potomac Appalachian Trial Club
Washington, D. C
Ince
United States
W. V. Niemyer
Card Party at Sharpsburg Community Hall Thursday
On Thursday evening January 20 at Sharpsburg Community Hall the board will hold a card party. Featuring novelty prizes and refreshments will be served. The event references the first newspaper Publick Occurrences Both For and Domestic which was published in Boston in 1638.
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At & Ovlnck
Ite
Sharpsburg Community Hall Board
America
Publick
Delegates Named At D A R Meet In Conococheague Chapter
Delegates to the State Contention at Belvedere Baltimore March 16 and 17 and to the National Convention in April were elected at the Conococheague Chapter D A R monthly meeting at The Terrace. New members admitted included Mrs Harry Reisner Cyrille Myers E Q Krebs Frank Bentz C K Harris Walter Byron Stehl and Almira Darby. National Defense speaker was Mrs Irvine Miller of Berwyn Md and soprano soloist Mrs Robert B Huyett performed. Next meeting will be a dinner at the Women’s Club February 21.
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Conococheague
Terrace
Clarence Stickell
Fred White
William Downey
J. R. Laughlin
Helen Reid
Betty Roulette
Harry Rudy
Belvedere
Baltimore
Rudy
Leo Miller
John Carnochan
Har Gardner
C. L. Mowrer
A. D. Lew . Rudy
Mark Reed
Delezaces
Edmund Foster
Alton Patterson
Harry Reisner
Cyrille Myers
E. QO. Krebs
Frank Bentz
C. K. Harris
Walter Byron Stehl
Almira Darby
Irvine Miller
National Defense
Berwyn
Robert B. Huyett
du Bist Die
Rubenstein
I Love Life
Maria Zucca
Florian
Godard
Regina Feigley
Wiliam Burhans
Women’s Club
Bridge Winners Announced at Women's Club Tournament
Morton Heckert announced the first in a series of duplicate bridge tournaments at the Women’s Club held each Wednesday afternoon. Winners included Mrs. George Gehr and Mrs. Samuel Greenawalt for north and south honors, with Mrs. R B Anyett and Mrs. Howard Il Bentritz taking east and west. Fifteen tables are participating and reservations can be made through Mrs. Leo H. Miller or committee members.
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Morton Heckert
George Gehr
Samuel Greenawalt
Noth
South
R .B. Anyett
Howard Il- Bentritz
Leo H. Miller
Audrey Peppe to perform in Sonja Henie show
Audrey Peppe of the London Skating Club arrives from Europe to skate in Sonja Henie’s ice show at Madison Square Garden. Peppe studies under Howard Nicholson, famed figure skating instructor who trained Henie.
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Audrey Peppe
Europe
London Skating Club
Sonja Henie
Madison Square Garden
Peppe
Howard Nicholson
Sonja
Dinner Party at View Street Home Hosts and Guests
Miss Helen Ingram and a German guest hosted a dinner party at their View Street home on Sunday. Guests included Misses The Head, Jean Heckman, Genevieve Baltzler, Eunice Munson, Mr and Mrs Richard Cockren, Oscar Rowe, and Charles Heckman. Afternoon featured games and dancing. supper included sliced meat reheated in a casserole atop escaloped potatoes or noodles.
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Helen Ingram
Germanngram
View Street
Jean Heckman
Genevieve Baltzler
Eunice Munson
Richard Cockren
Oscar Rowe
Charles Heckman
Enauri
City Hostess Guides New Arrivals to Ha gerstown Life
Mrs Eleanor Seaman, city hostess of Ha gerstown, described a varied welfare role at a Zonta Club dinner. She helps newcomers settle by coordinating housing cleanup, school and church catalogues, and local events, turning first impressions into a welcoming view of the town and its institutions. Her work includes tracing new residents and sharing stories that emphasize community ties and neighborly support.
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Eleanor Bpoer Seaman
Hageratown
Zonta Club
Women’s Club
Seaman
Hagerstown
Chicago
Maryland
New England
Castle Installation Honors Washington County Knights
Knights of Nem-Der in Washington County were installed for the ensuing year at Odd Fellows Temple. New officers include Albert Fiery supreme knight and George Kline senior supreme knight. Other posts filled: Jer sey Reeder junior supreme knight, Dewey Warrenfeltz scribe, C. J. Renner banker, C. L. Shaw bowman, George Smith spearman, George Kuhn guard, S. W. Gray knight of the high hat, Harry Hutzell knight of the gray hat, J. W. Stover knight of the red hat, and Charles A. Myers trustee. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for Punkstown on Tuesday, February.
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Washington County Castle
Nem-Der
Odd Fellows ' Temple
Albert T. Fiery
George Kline
Jersey Reeder
Supreme
Dewey Warrenfeltz
A. C. Zutrle
C. J. W. Renner
C. L. Shaw
Bowman
George Smith
Spearman
George Kuhn
S. W. Gray
Harry Hutzell
J. W. Stover
Charles A. Myers
Punkstown
Style notes and misprints in a 1920s dress tale
A fashion blurb describes Maggy Rout wearing a heavy white crepe tresa with hip-length pailette bounce and a sashless draped waist, plus a flared skirt. The text oddly lists five life stages as infancy childhood youth adult life and old age.
Talk and Forum on Club Program at Arts and Letters Club
Papers presented by Mrs. Simmons Parran Mrs. Branin Asilton Mrs. Willis Alvenderfer Mrs. Leslie Manners and Miss Anna Katherine Roulette at yesterday afternoon meeting in Women's Club committee room. Parran examined Spain's struggle for constitutional monarchy and 19th century turbulence from despotism to liberal clashes. Open forum on the Balkan states traced Greece Serbia and Romania independence with Roulette's paper read by Mrs. William Roulette.
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Simmons Parran
Branin Asilton
Willis Alvenderfer
Leslie Manners
Anna Katherine Roulette
Arts and Letters Club
Women’s Club
Spain
Ferdinand
Isabel
Alfonso XII
Maria Cristina
Alfonso XIII
Balkan States
Asilton
Balkans
Altenderfer
Manners
Roulette
Women Bosses Favored by Women, But Reasons Misleading
Dr. Donald A. Laird of Colgate University surveyed 521 women and found 520 preferred men bosses, yet blamed the reasons on personal bias. He argues the one sided vote shows feelings colored the replies, and that women are capable bosses but face a feminine complex that requires female supervisors to be superior to men in similar roles.
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Laird
Dr. Laird
Skit Presented at Hagerstown High Assembly
The senior class staged a morning assembly at Hagerstown High School featuring a Professor Quiz radio skit led by Frank Burhans as the professor with Norman Heller providing amplification. Participants included Jack Boschan Paul Fleagle Max Fairchild Raymond May Joe Walker Elizabeth Funk Katherine McKee Judy Grossman Florence MacMichael and Anna Catherine Kahl.
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Hagerstown High School
Frank Burhans
Norman Heller
Jack Boschan
Paul Fleagle
Max Fairchild
Raymond May
Joe Walker
Elizabeth Funk
Katherine McKee
Judy Grossman
Florence MacMichael
Anna Catherine Kahl
Women's League to Meet at First Christian Church
The Women's League of the First Christian church will hold its regular meeting Wednesday at 7 30 in the evening. The High School Class led by Mrs Luther Fouke will supervise the entertainment. All members are urged to attend as this is the first meeting of the new year.
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Women’s League
Women's League of the First Christian Church
Luther Fouke
Congregation to Meet Wednesday at St Marks Lutheran
The annual congregational meeting of St Marks Lutheran church will be held Wednesday at 7 45 PM in the church social room. Officers will be elected and financial reports of all organizations will be presented. Other church business will also be transacted.
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St. Marks Lutheran Church
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Bevonsboro
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Funkstown
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Morr
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