Local residents and guests listed in moving and visiting notes
Cremhentician and sister Mr and Mrs John Werth of Kingsport Tennessee. Mr and Mrs Joseph H Welker and family moved from 216 South Prospect to 936 Oak Hill. Miss Marybelle Hofman in New York City guest of Madame Margueritte. Mrs L C Duffey hospitalized at University Hospital Baltimore to undergo operation. Mr and Mrs Walter M Daniels of Potomac Avenue in New York City. Mr and Mrs Leveritt F House Imperial Valley Imperial California guests of Jaco Warrenfelts Wolfs ville this week. House represented Democratic party at President Trans aera on Thursday. Mrs John G Rower Annapolis spending weekend at 699 Oak Hill avenue. Mr and Mrs Devi W Byron Foustein Head Heights were guests of President Truman's ins qual bar on sherotay evening fm Washington.
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John Werth
Kingsport
Tenn
Joseph H. Welker
Prospect Street
Oak Bill Avenue
Marybelle Hofman
Potomac Street
New York City
Madame Margueritte
Seasona
John G. Rower
Annapolis
Oak Hil Avenue
Mee
Mr. Devi
W. Byron
Foustein
Head Heights
Hospital Releases Persees Discharges List of Patients
A Washington County Hospital release lists patients discharged or released, including Mrs Gus A Anthony of 36 West Washington Street and Mrs Charles W Kauffman and Soremt gon of 106 East Antonian Street. Also noted are David B Hovis Waynewere Albert M Gruber 416 Tet Forage Street Donald A Thomas Seensboro Route 4 and multiple others with addresses in Hagerstown Shepherdstown and Clearspring.
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Persees
Washington County Hospital
Yerteneg
Gus A Anthony
Hest
Washington Streat
Charles W. Kauffman
Soremt Gon
East Antiotan
Strest
David B. Hovis
Werth announces birth of son Walter McKinley in Kingsport
Proud Paupils Mr. and Mrs. John Werth of Kingsport Tennessee announce the birth of a son Walter McKinley born January 9 in Kingsport. Mrs Werth is the former Frances Daniels daughter of Mr. and Mrs Walter M Daniels of Potomac Avenue.
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John Werth
Kingsport
Tenn
Walter McKinley
Werth
Frances Daniels
Walter M. Daniels
Potomac Avenue
Meeting To Be In Frederick For Midwinter Session
Hagerstown Chapter of Women of the Moose travels to Frederick on Sunday January 23 for the Midwinter Session of the College of Regents. The group will initiate candidates and honor Grand Chaplain Katherine Smith on her 60th birthday. A bus leaves the Moose Home at 10:00 a.m. Reservations with Mrs Margaret Kelly. All coworkers invited. officers escorts and chairmen to wear white gowns. Mrs Mary Mackenroth of Baltimore Chapter No 65 was guest as thirty three new members were initiated. The program featured Academy of Friendship songs and Flowal Drill by the Escorts.
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Aion
College of Regents
Hagerstown
Frederick
Katherine Smith
Moose Home
Margaret Kelly
Mary Mackenroth
Baltimore
Guea
Annual Dinner Held By Class At St John’s Lutheran
The Friendly Bible class of Christ Evangelical and Reformed church hosted its annual banquet in the social room of St. John’s Lutheran on Wednesday evening with about seventy one members and guests present. Mrs. William Schnebly presided as toastmistress and talks were given by Rev. Fred Eyater Rev. Clayton Moyer and teacher Mrs. D. E. Downing. George Draper showed travelogue movies and group singing followed. Mrs. Charien Baer led the arrangement efforts with assistants Mesdames Alver Snyder E Wolf Henry Munson Edward Blecker Preston Travinger and Raymond Shank. Miss Mary Hoffmaster chaired the program.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Friendly Bible Clase
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
William Schnebly
Fred Eyater
Clayton Moyer
D. E. Downin
George Draper
Mra
Charien Baer
Mesdames Alver Snyder
E. Wolf
Henry Munson
Edward Blecker
Preston Travinger
Raymond Shank
Misa Mary Hoffmaster
Pretty wedding in Greencastle couple wed in church ceremony
Miss Wava Mae Cunningham and A Byers Hess united in marriage January 3 at Montgomery Brethren in Christ Church Greencastle Pennsylvania. Ceremony led by Rev Charles B Byers with Happy Cousin quartet singing. Bride wore white crepe with red roses. maid of honor Janice Hess and best man Amos Cunningham. Reception for 100 at the Greencastle community hall. Virginia Dare birthplace note appears.
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Montgomery Brethren In Christ Church
Wava Mae Cunninghan
Russell Cunningham
Greencastle
A. Byers Hess
Stine P. Hess
Charles 8. Byers
Happy Cousina
Dale Martin
Jay Hess
Seth Shaffer
Cunningham
Hess
Greancastle
Spring Dress Pattern Ad From The Daily Mail
The ad promotes the XPRING BOOK OF FASHION pattern designs with over 150 wearable patterns for all sizes and occasions. It features a dress with cap sleeves and an alix-gore skirt, and offers pattern numbers and order details from the Pattern Department in Hagerstown Maryland and the Daily Mail in New York.
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Additon
Algen
Hagerstown, MD
Daily Mail
W. 18Th ST
New York
Bozo And His Circus Comes To Sharpburg School Play
First grade pupils under Mrs. Douglas Bivens presented Bozo and His Circus to the PTA on Tuesday and to the student body on Wednesday. The elaborate performance featured a parade side shows music dancing and paper mache animals. Clowning by Bozo provided comic relief as the audience of children and adults watched a revealing glimpse into the children’s dramatic world.
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Sharphburg School
Mra
Douglas Bivens
Bozo
Parent Teachers Association
Antice
Boto
Bible Class Banquet Highlights Chinese Guest Speaker
The Fifth annual banquet of the adult Ladies Bible Class of the First Church of God on Ross Bowl Party House spotlighted Dr Sophia Chien from Washington County Hospital. She spoke on Chinese womanhood and transition toward greater educational freedom, demonstrated chopsticks and Chinese writing, as about thirty attendees listened to the program.
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Ross Bowl
Virginia Avenue
Adult Ladies Bible
First Church of God
Baltimore Street
Summit Avenue
H. C. Gonso
Gotteo
Sophia Chein
Joseph Hamilton
Leonard Poffenberger
David Dorman
Carl Zetlo
Arminta Reeder
Myrtle Poffenberger
John Mummert
David Dormant
Carl Zello
Guian
Chien
Washington County Hospital
China
Gradale Plans Card Party Here
The Alpha Gradale Sorority will hold a card party for members on Tuesday January 25 in the club room at the Thomas building at 8 p.m. Refreshments will be served and several prizes awarded. A few important announcements will also be made before the social program.
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Alpha Gradale Sorority
Thomas Building
Dr Mileham To Speak To P T A At Hagerstown High
The P T A of Hagerstown High School meets Tuesday January 25 at 7 p.m. to attend the Fort Hill basketball game and 8 p.m. for a business session led by first vice president Mrs R Paul Shatto due to president Hubert Poole’s illness. Dr James W Mileham will discuss his Korea service teaching native teachers focusing on home life and customs, followed by vocal selections by Mrs William Brish.
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Hagerstown High School
Fort Hill
R. Paul Shatto
Hubert Poole
James W. Mileham
Korea
William Brish
Art Exhibit Opens with Williams as Judge in Hagerstown
Herman W Williams Jr director of the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington DC will be in Hagerstown on Tuesday January 25 to judge the 17th annual Cumberland Valley Artists show at the Washington County Museum In the evening at 830 he will give a talk on An Opening Chapter In American Painting to the public The exhibition opens Sunday January 30 from 1 to 6 pm with prize winners announced then
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Herman W. Williams, Jr
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Washington, D. C
Hagerstown
Washington County Museum
Williams
Mrs Hartle To Speak Here At First Christian Church
The Chi Rho Fellowship of the First Christian church will hold a 5 30 p m supper and worship service Sunday. Guest speaker Mrs Lee Hartle, a German native new to the country, will discuss conditions facing youth in Germany. A church world service fund will be dedicated and a Hungary letter of thanks read.
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Chi Rho
First Christian Church
Lee Hartle
Germany
Florence Ann Unger
Hungary
Jane Davies
Vienna Coffee Houses Born From 1683 Beans Discovery
Vienna famed cafes originated in 1683 after a Polish discoverer found treasure beans left by retreating Turks. He learned to brew them into a drink and opened a cafe for eager patrons.
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Vienna
Dear Mary Haworth counsels on a seventeen year old's marriage pressure
A 17 year old writes about parental pressure to marry early while she prefers steady dating and education. Dear H B urges listening to her plans, notes financial strain may push parents to push marriage, and ends with cautious support for her independent outlook.
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Sintere
H. B
Aistera
M. H
Mary Heworth
Daily Matt
Washington Post
King
Synidicarel
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