Local Social News Recap Amid July Hopes and Moves
Social and local items chronicle July hopes and routine moves. Bertha Laughlin returns to Fulton County from a stay in the area. Mrs. G. A. Brown visits Lynchburg after relatives move away. Adjutant James Mats departs with Salvation Army for Lynchburg, and families adjust together. Members attend Kee-Mar Alumnae meeting. Ina Blaughenhaupt plans a move to North Potomac Road. Knights of Pythian hold a convention in July, and a Baltimore and Ohio Atlantic City excursion lists several travelers. Teachers Association elects officers. Red Cross staffers pursue summer studies at Smith College. Community notices include a lawn festival at Clopper’s Store to benefit the Church of God and August Sunday school picnic plans.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Atlantic City
J. W. Campbell
A. L. Dayhoff
G. Stride
Cathrine Garver
Olive Resch
Alice Hdmonds
Home Service
Washington County
The
Red
Orcas
Smith College
Flowers Sold by Belling Sowers 9 Latest Money Maker
Mrs Geary Porter of Mrs J J Porters team markets sweat peas as a new revenue stream for the M O A. She delivers flowers in town for small sums. People wanting sweat peas from the M O A team may call 1473 8.
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J.J. Porter
Geary Porter
Porter
Kee Mar Alumnae Hold Annual Meet At Old College Hall
Kee Mar Alumnae gathered for their annual reunion at the auditorium on the former Kee Mar grounds now a hospital venue. Henry Holzapfel, former board president, addressed members. Mary White, daughter of Mr and Mrs George White, received the Kee Mar scholarship. Officers were re-elected: President Mrs B E Zoigler, Vice President Mrs Frank Hoffmeier, Second Vice President Miss Mary Rouskulp, Third Vice President Mrs Hlaworth Stonebraker, Fourth Vice President Mrs George Updegra, Secretary Mrs Allen, Assistant Secretary Miss Alice Hamonds, Treasurer Mr Albert Baker, Assistant Treasurer Mrs Meredith. Committees named for next year include Bangguat, programs managed by Miss Mary Rouskulp, decoration by Miss Blaine Middlehaut, and chairs Mrs Albert Heard. The program featured an original poem By the Sasside by Mrs W P Beard, followed by songs led by George Updewatts, with vocalists including Mrs Roy Hoover and Miss Dorely Payee among others.
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Kee Mar Alumning
Hospital
Henry Holzapfel
Mra
A. Zoigler
Frank Hoffmeier
Mary Rouskulp
Hlaworth Stonebraker
George Updegra
Mra. Allen
Washington
Mias Alice Hamond
Women Voters Plan July 5 Meeting at Chamber of Commerce
A mass meeting by the League of Women Voters is set for July 5 at the Chamber of Commerce. Lavina Engle from state headquarters will speak on proposed laws affecting women and children. The event runs 2 30 to 8 80 o clock with county women named as district chairs to arrange delegations.
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League
Chamber of Commerce
Miza' Lavina’ Engle
Hanseoth
Helen McAvoy
H. R. Cobill
J. BR. Danial
J. A. Cahill
H. Tobias
John F. Casper
J. J. Call
John Stogers
Lalla Brays
Mieson Poe
Miss Ground
Leiternburg
Foster
Clear Spring
Albert Hawken
Laferre
Willameport
Lillian Burkdoll
Bmithaburg
No Accident Plan Improves Safety at Cement Plant
The Security Cement & Lime Company ran a no accident campaign during June, reporting a flawless record with no lost work time. Superintendent B.S. Guth and Assistant Superintendent F.L. Bubert oversee safety, with safety committees active throughout the month.
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Security Cement & Lime Company
Junani
Tarag
Security, Cement
Lime Company
Local Campaign Names And Participants Identified
Fragment lists several individuals connected to a campaign effort. Names include Christ Shafer Travinger Pascal Imyre Cole Staats Ta dy and Hetzel, suggesting a group of supporters or organizers named in the report. No events or outcomes specified in the visible text.
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Dent Campaign
Christ,Shafer
Travinger
Pascal Imyre
Cole
Staats
Ta Dy
Hetzel
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Bervick
Tune
Hagerstown
Bertha Laughlin
Aix Waske
Fulton County
G. A. Brown
This City
Andrew Brown
Qar- Hele
James Mats
Salvation Army
Lynchburg
J. W. Kemp
Fairground Ave
Henry Knoble
Haywardsn
Lows
J. Spangler Kiefer
Henry L. G. Kiefer
Fred
Erink
Tama
Frederick
Miza Ina Blaughenhaupt
Broadway High School
Wayards Avonue
North Potomac Artest
Misa Flosete Cain
Houser
Sobfery
John B. Houser
Kleors Sands
Nellie Lemen
H. J. Rinehart
Evelyn Clopper
Misson Elaca Zeigler
Flossie Hoffhein
J. B. H. Howser
A. Hicks
J. D. Zenttiger
Teachera’ Association
Church of God
Clopper's Store
Unuel
Ety
FourNin
Mich
W. Frantkdin
Kee-Mar
Gram
George Updewatt
Auloist
Sweres
Roy “Hoover
Mise Bieiner
Hoover
Waynesboro
Hugh’ Mckas
Atlanta
Dorely Payee
Dorothy Sanley
William P. Beard
Geeorge Updegralt
Gilard
Rome
Ag Tong U6
Hagerstown Wholesale
Shatter
Paber
W. Washington St
Shaffer, Faber & Co
Washington Street
Fife
Sogo
Oxfords
Oxford
N, Potomac At
Katey
Willow Grove Park
Yellow Springs
Ches, E. T. Stull
Wareham’s
City Pharmacy and
Central Drug Co
Gosman
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