Mrs Farnes H Luyne Visits Family Then Heads East
Mrs Farnes H Luyne departed Akron Saturday after a three week stay with her parents Mr and Mrs H W Ziegler on Suwalt avenue. She will visit relatives in Harrisburg Pa with her brother John Bulttetter before returning to New York.
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Farnes H. Luyne Ett
Akron
Mra
H. W. Zlegter
Suwalt Avenue
Mes
Willie
Lewis
Rutherford
John Bulttetter
MT B
Robhe rsville Boy Weds in Philippines
Robhersville residents announce the marriage of Margo Rohrer, son of Mr and Mrs MT Rohrer, to Corrina Litky, an alumna of an American girl connected with the Manilla Woman's Club. The ceremony was private with few friends present. The bride wore white crape and lace and carried a white cadena de amar bouquet. The couple plans a honeymoon in Pagsanan.
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Anul
MT. Rohrer
Rohrersville
Margo Rohrer
Misys
Corrina Litky
Mrs. Roliver Gun
Pagsanan
Dance Contest At Academy Tuesday At Nixon's Academy
A Tuesday dance contest at Nixon's Academy draws expected interest and local crowd. Contestants vie for the Silver Loving Cup with a judge arrangement rumored, as popular dances return and a local entertainment feature promises steady attendance in Hagerstown.
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Nixon's Academy
Liamy
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Washington
Bridge Tea Hosted by Mrs Warren Miller at Women's Club
Mrs Warren Miller hosted a bridge tea Saturday at the Women's Club with pink decor and candies. Prizes were won by Mrs Randolph Moore, Mrs BR. 3 Normient, Mrs Bruce Lightner, Mrs Stanley Wilmoth, and Mrs J Edward Cochran. Numerous guests attended, including Mrs CG V Akin and Mrs Laur V Lawrenia of New York, visiting Mrs Miller's mother.
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Warren Miller
Women's Club
Rantolph Moore
Normient
Bruce Lightner
Stanley Wilmoth
J. Edward Cochran
Joseph “Undegrat
CG. V. Akin
Harrison Bixler
Helen Hoffmeler
Thomas L. Brote
Jean Linas
Ruth MacClintock
Philo Statton
Lauren Sowers
Winifred Campbell
D. Davis
J. Forney Young
Anba James Macyntock
Howard Fahrney
J. C. Funkehouser
Earl Kobler
B. B. Coston
Katherine Tuckheld
Myra
Victor M. Cushna
Mix. W
DB. Campbellers
Walley
B. Stehl
Mra
Branin
J. 5
New York
Miller
Miss Snavely to Wed A B Wakenight Soon
Announcement of Miss Helen Elizabeth Snavely to wed A B Wakenight on February 1 at her Sharpshuret Pike home. Snavely, daughter of Mr and Mrs F. Snavely, is well known locally with many friends across the county. Wakenight works in the life insurance business in this city.
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Helen Elizabeth Snaysly
A. B. Wakenight
Wace
Athe Caveneany
Mr Walenight
Many Examined At Big County Clinic
The county health drive at Sharpsburg drew 150 mothers and children for weighing and demonstrations by Myra Elizabeth Hall and Miss Katherine Adams. A health talk on hygiene was given by Miss Bertha Mannva, with a school club display and a charity reception. Regular clinics will be held monthly in Sharpsburg, led by local educators and the Washington County Health Demonstration.
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Hense
Sharpabore
Myra
Elzabeth Hall
Marae
Misa Bertha Mannva
Katherine Adams
Sharpsburg
Dinete
Athal Mildlekaut
Washington County
Dane Line
Mrs J G Steffey to Read The Valiant at Institute
Mrs J Graydon Bresley, a noted Northwestern University dramatist, will present a reading tonight on The Valiant before the Dramatic Institute. The piece is hailed for its realistic interpretation and may attract club members and locals familiar with Mrs Steffey's work.
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J. Graydon Bresley
Gnlversi
M Institute
Agnes Rogers
New York
Program Reading and Theater Programs at Institute Evening
A list of readings and talks including Tha Valiant by Mrs J Grayson Stelfey and topics on color psychology, theatre production, church drama, stage lighting and position theory. Admission is 60 cents for nonmembers. attendees may join any one evening program.
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Tha Valiant
J. Grayson Stelfey
Elke Ott
Joan B. Kieffer
Margaret Lewis
Pupret
Robert McGill
Elizabeth Toor
George Juckin
Institute
Main Shoemaker Mixima La Shoemaker Wed in Williamsport
Mixima La Shoemaker and Walter Main, well known local youths, were married Monday evening by Rev. OG E Szymowur of the Methodist church. The couple will reside at the bride’s parents’ home, Mr. and Mrs FG Shotwinker, for now. Attendance plans include a meeting departure by Miss Susan Gaaxborson and County Agent D Moora for the annual Maryland university agents conference. Richard Jamison, son of Mr and Mrs J V Jamison Jr, is recovering from an appendectomy at Washington County Hospital. Parisian fashion items are advertised with wraps and gowns, including velvet frocks with capes, and negligees in georgette tones.
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Main
Mixima la
Walter Main
Williamsport
Og, E. Szymowur
Mra
Shot Winker
Susan Gaxborson
D. Moora
Agents of the
Wniversity of Maryland
Richard Jamison
J. V. Jamison
South Prospect Street
Washington County Hospital
New Joint-Ease Remedy Promises Joint Relief
A new discovery named Joint-Ease claims to ease swollen inflamed joints and rheumatic pain. Sold at Were hyn's City Pharmacy with directions to use as a targeted remedy for joint discomfort after conventional cures fail.
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Werehyn
Whipped By Masked Mob Coined to Their Peds
A cryptic report recalls a masked mob scene described as whipping the pedestrians for days in a bizarre incident. Authorities have unclear leads as residents seek clarity on the event and its perpetrators.
Good Manners in City and Country Social Calls
The article outlines calling hours for formal visits in cities from 4 to 6 PM and in the country from 10:30 AM to 1 PM. Men may call in the city or country between 9:30 PM. women mostly call in the evening only for informal business acquaintances.
King's Daughters Tea At Y M C A Thursday Noon
King's Daughters plan a Thursday opening tea at noon with sandwiches and meals for workers. Morning prep at 9 o'clock at the Y M C A includes a cake committee led by Mrs G A Litjue with numerous cohosts across towns from Hagertown to Boonsboro.
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King's Daughters
G. A. Litjue
C. Edwin Cari
Leon Yourtae
Catholic Daughters Celebrate Seventh Anniversary Event
Court Hagerstown No. 273 of the Catholic Daughters of America plans a birthday party to mark the seventh anniversary of the organization with a celebration.
Evening Talk At Baltimore Catholic Benefit Meeting
An event on the evening of January 23 will be held at 1 North Jonathan Street. Rev. Albert E. Smith, editor of the Catholic Review and former assistant pastor, will be the speaker. Guests include Rev. George B. Harrington, Rev. G. O. Kery, Miss M. Agnes Power, and Miss M. M. Langan, representing Maryland State Court GB of A.
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C. Home
North Jonathan Street
Albert E. Smith
Baltimore Catholic Review
Tocal Church
George B. Harrington
G. 0.Kery
St. Mary's Catholic Church
M. Agnes Power
Sterling's Vapor-Aze Promises Quick Cold Relief
An old advertisement touts Sterling's Vapor-Eze as a fast, safe remedy for colds. It claims to ease feverish heads, relieve congestion, and soothe inflamed membranes while a hot application helps during use. Mother friendly and inexpensive, it urges readers to buy a 25 cent jar labeled Sterling's.
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Uice
Sterling
Stertigg’s
Hagerstown Community Chest Sets 34240.51 Goal for 1923 Drive
Under W. F. Prior chairmanship the Hagerstown Community Chest aims to raise 34240.51 for 1923 24, with Roy Danzer leading Citizens Committee and Harry Porter supervising publicity. Budget lists Washington County Orphans Salvation Army American Red Cross Public Health Association Day Nursery Kings Daughters Bank and other agencies, with campaign runs February 13 to 20 and expenses tightly limited.
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W. F. Prior
Hagerstown
Swomen
Roy Danzer
Citizens Committee
Harry Porter
Me. W. F Prior
Campaighk
Washington County Orphans - Homme
American Red Cross
Washington County Public Health Association
iHagerstown Community
Kings
Ti 4A
Community Chest
Theew
Jamada
Campign
Wader
Harold Porter
Hagerstowh
Che
Artenure
Comaninity Cheet
Pe Comanlasions
WHIA
Marmola Prescription Promises Easy Fat Reduction
Harmless but questionable method advertised as ordinary fat loss aid. The vague notice touts Marmola pills as safe with no side effects and offers mail order via Detroit instructions.
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Woodward Avenue
Pape's Cold Compound Offers Quick Relief
Don’t stay stuffed up take Pape's Cold Compound every two hours with three doses. The first opens clogged nostrils and stops a runny nose while relieving headache feverishness and sneezing. The second and third doses reportedly clear remaining grippe misery. Priced at a few cents at drug stores.
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Pape
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