Pretty outdoor wedding unites Iva Wishard and Holmes Falkenstein
Miss Iva Viola Wishard wed Holmes J Falkenstein in a lawn ceremony at the bride's parents home near Boonsboro at 4 pm. Rev A B Replogte officiated with maid of honor Miss Wellie Wishard and best man Mae Falkenstein. The groom, an English professor at West Philadelphia High, will reside in Drexler Hill after a trip north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Viola Wishard
C. M Wishard
Holmes Jfakenstein
G. N. Falkenstein
Elizabethtown
Boonsboro
A. B. Replogte
Norriston
Nesister
Groomie
Boushigh School
West Philadelphia
Ritchey Weds Miss Elgin in Poolesville Ceremony
Charles A Ritchey and Miss Jessie Y Elgin of Poolesville Montgomery county were quietly married Saturday at 3 30 pm in Poolesville Episcopal church by Rev Dr Worth with no attendants. They left for Atlantic City for their honeymoon and will reside at 41 Summit Avenue. Ritchey a noted business man and member of the Board of Street Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Ritchey
Jessie Y. Elgin
Poolesville
Monntromery County
Worth
Episcopal Church
Atantic City
Summit Avenue
Ritchey
Board of Street Commissioners
Wedding Surprise To Bride's Friends
The wedding of Mrs. Edna Ridengar daughter of Mrs. Clara Troxei, to Mrs. Bherry G. Ridenoar of Baltimore, and a cousin of the bride, at Elliott City on June 35th, was a quiet surprise to friends both here and in Baltimore. Rev. Carl Mumford officiated at his residence with no ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Baltimore where the groom already has a furnished home on Edmonson Terrace. Ridenour is a contractor well known in business circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Ridengar
Clara Troxei
Bherry G. Ridenoar
Baltimore
Elliott City
Carl Mumford
Edmonson Terrace
vMa
Ridenour
Wedding Binds Former Country Club Stewards in Baltimore
A very pretty wedding occurred at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Truyo M. Matthews in Baltimore. Joby E. Cole, former steward of the Bann lstown Country Club, and Miss Marger M. Brown of Thousand Islands Ontario, united in marriage with the bride in a white crepe dress and a garden orange blossom veil. After a honeymoon in the Canadian Rockies, the couple will live at 409 St. Paul’s Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truyo M. Matthews
Biltmore
Lake Drive
Baltimore
Joby Eb, Cole
Bagnrstown Country Club
Mise Margeret M. Brown
Thousand Islands
Ontario
Matthews
Canadian Rockies
Coale
St. Paule Pisce
Miss Newcomer Weds Young Smithsburger at Lutheran Parsonage
Maury Eden Newcomer of Leitern burg and W Hollingsworth of Smithsburg were united in marriage on Saturday evening at the Lutheran parsonage Funkstown by Rev. W L Remsburg. Both are well known young people with many friends in their communities. There will be no July meeting of the Washington County F C Board today or the July quarterly meeting scheduled for the fourth Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Eden Newcomer
Leiternburg
W. Hollingsworth
Smithsburg
Funkstown
W. L. Remsburg
Pc.a
Washington County
F.C. AL
George D. Crawford
Roger Whipple
Great-Dent
Frank G. Matthews
Dr Nellie Bradt Attends Osteopathic Convention
Dr Nellie Bradt left yesterday for New York City to attend the national convention of the American Osteopathic Association at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Bradt
New York City
The
American Osteopathic Association
Waldorf Aytorlt Hotel
Celebrating Anniversary for County Home Demopatra Agent
Miss Susan Garberson marks the second anniversary of her role as County Home Demopatra Agent. Local officials note her continued service in county administration and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Garberson
Public Health to Examine School Children Tomorrow
The first examination for school children by Public Health will be held at the Hidge avenue school tomorrow at 9 o clock. Examinations aim to reduce sickness in schools and are free. Children without diseases will have a record kept. those who are ill will receive help to recover before September school openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidge Avenue
35 Girls Off to the Y Camp for Two Weeks
Thirty five girls from the Y M C A Jest groups depart this morning for a poolside camp under the direction of Miss Naomi Hade head of the Women's Department. The first load left at o'clock in the Y taxi track and another at 11 o'clock with Miss Hade. Members include Girl Reserves and Friendship clubs with several Mer sersburg students joining. Three assistants share the schedule for an active day every hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie Pool
Mins Naomi Hade
Miss Hade
Girl Reserves and Friendship Clubs
The
Mersersburg
Plans for Week by Miss Garberson and Local Events
County Home Demonstration agent Miss Susan Garberson outlined two weeks in her office preparing for the Girls Camp at Big Fool set to begin July 16. Boonsboro and Cavetown Women’s Club meetings include a frozen desserts demonstration and a family picnic respectively, plus Downsville Christian Church hosts its annual festival July 7 with baked goods and sand wiches. A local drugstore advertises Rheuma treatment with money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Garberson
Big Fool
Boonsboro
G. E. Bible
Smithsburg
June Marriage Licenses Break Records in Washington County
Records show June weddings in Washington county set a new high with 200 licenses issued in the clerks office. Earlier years totaled 140 in 1922 and 186 in 1923, with 1883 licenses issued in 1920, highlighting a steady rise in marriage permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Clerks’ Office
Fireworks on Parkway Light Up Philadelphia Night
Fireworks display themed around city landmarks lights up on the Parkway near Robert Morris College drawing crowds from Philadelphia and nearby suburbs. No injuries reported as spectators enjoy the show with food stalls and music along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Robert Morris
Prominent Baltimore Restaurateur Endorses Tanlac Health Tonic
Jerome A. Weeks owner of Why restaurant at Guilford avenue Baltimore endorses Tanlac, claiming it improved his appetite and nerves after initial sickness. He says the medicine restored rest and energy, enabling him to manage business again. He urges buying from reputable druggists and notes Tanlac’s widespread sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome A. Weeks
Guilford Avenue
Baltimore
Mr. Weeks
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Washington
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Williamsport
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John L. George
Edward
Roanoke, Va
Samuel L. McClannabap
A. J. Weaver
Virginia
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Ox. E. L. Weaver
Frank L. Earnshaw
Hilton McCardel
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Robert F. Moffett
Chamber of Commerce
Phildelphia
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Harry Lewis
Havana
Harry Gabe
Bouth Potomac Street
Pen-Mar
Leuella Smith
Martinsburg
Gladys Rostetter
Letty
Mary ‘Trambul Armstrong
W. A. Lewis
Rutherford, N. 1
Mrs. George
White
the Terrace
Robert White
Frederick
Rev
Henrt Kieffer
Nina Allee Hoover
Potomac Avenue
Big Pool
Miss Made
Helen. Norton
Calvert Apartments
Biz Pool
Edna Struhell
Ole Pool
Mirs Made
Richard Grove
Cornelina Snyder
Victor DB. Flery
Frostburg
Marguarite Strite
Beksie G. Hall
Lille WM. McDonald
Fresthure Normal Schoal
Agnes Thompson
Waslington
Fannie Thompeer
Willamport
Are, D. & Hager
Catherine Waller Burbecy
Tullimore
I. H. C. Manuel
Lestersburg
Beards and Jacot’c
Beard
Snake
Columbia
Columbia Deulere
Alice M. Weagly
Potomac Street
Hagerstown
Georges
Creek Big Vein Coal Superior Coal CO
Potomac St
Haderatown
Chia Seasey
Swan
Viola Wishard
Mr. Falkenstein
Miss Elgin
Ironing Board
Jett
Bill Dows
U.S
Lady Rosewill Wilehixe
Engand
America
Strasser Aughinbasgh -Ruliaiay
W. H. Mowen
Court Howse
Royal Woolen Mills GO
Bagmrerom
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Cumberland Valley
David P. Schindel
Orr
Mavens Tenaste
Aerate
Young
Smithsburger
Miss Garberson
Indies of the
Downsville Christian Church
Werther
Aughinbaugh
Kneisley
Bentz & Dun
House OF Shoes
Coa. Brown
GATES
Pageaad Hudson
Essex Sales and Service
Buena Vista Inn
Buena Vista Springs
Helen Dugan Heimel
Blue Ridge Summit
W. Weebington
R. Hi. Hays & Bras
W. Washington Bt
Brighton
C. Knode Hoffman
N. Potomac St
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