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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
11
Social and personal notices list a long roster of local families and visitors. Residents from Baltimore, Towson, Hagerstown, and surrounding communities attend ceremonies, travel to New England, Great Barrington, and Detroit for events and funerals. Local clubs and churches host gatherings, marriages are announced, and residents plan visits with relatives and friends at various addresses along security, Potomac, and Williamsport streets.
Maryland Thurwood officials say reunion dates for Pen-Mar are nearly set with picnics at Fon Ale Park. Plans include Fourth of July handouts and displays, plus various group reunions from July to August at multiple venues. Local clubs like Knights of Columns and Labor Day events are listed among dates and locations.
Interieat in Bradenton, Mrs. Tothdartle Kurptiess, formerly of Hagerstown, married Mr. George Castel Paliauot at Hist Rabscapal Church in Bradenton. The ceremony followed by wedding trip routes to Jacksonville and Hendersonville, with details of the bride’s family and local community ties.
The Fountain Head Country Club opens this afternoon from 4 to 6 with tea for members and guests. A reception follows at 8 o'clock with the Wowrd of directors attending and music by the Brownnaeles Orchestra from New York.
The Tall Cedar Band of Baltimore will broadcast a program from radio station WOAQ 275 meters tomorrow night at 8 30 featuring 100 musicians from Moress No 43. The program includes classical and popular numbers with a start time of 8 30. Information about the concert was received today by Lloyd Haven mat Grand Tall Cedar of Morest No OG Hagerstown.
The Brater nal Order of Eaglesy initiates 35 candidates at the last meeting. A national session and ameer will follow. The national convention will be held in Toledo, Ohio, August 9 to 15, with Nicely, Albert Hettig, and delegates from Wagervtown attending.
Centerville Pennsylvania reports marriage license approvals for Harry Be and Yingat of Centerville and Payne T Thomson of Cacitele alongside Walter S Miller, Allen XNI Hartle and Walter Bowers from Hartle and Hagerstown.
A fragmented prose piece by Cynthia Grey presents a collage of scattered vignettes on folly, art, and society. It references Erasmus, Montmartre cabaret, a New Jersey elopement, Toronto, and mothers versus daughters, weaving irony through wartime slang and literary allusions. The text captures restless modernity and cultural contrasts without a single cohesive narrative.
A festival will be held Saturday evening day 44, 1924 at the home of C. AL Wyand to aid the Ti. B. Churets of Kendysville in raising funds for a pipe organ. The event invites community members to contribute and participate in the benefit.
A long list of residents and guests gathered at various homes around Downsville, Hagerstown, and nearby towns. Names include families like Cline, Hayes, Miller, Williams, and many others visiting relatives and attending socials. Reports mention chores, visits, and local events with scattered mentions of chicken thieves and security watches in the region.
Charla Bo Waener of York Louisiana plans a family gathering in Hanover area in late July. The event aims to reunite relatives and celebrate the Wagnar family ties with local kin.
A large gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Norus Wade in Hawkdoll Spitnaga hosted a social in honor of Miss Kimina Wade of Ronntheore. The event drew many locals including Mr and Mrs Himan Wade, Mrs Joel Mins, Mrs Howard Jobsen, and numerous friends and relatives. Attendees listed include Betty Ley Shine, Veltns Waite, Margaret Winter, Helen Walp, Gladys Shipley, Emma Wiley, Catherine Rhortes, Evelyn Pry, and many others from nearby communities. The lively evening featured conversation, refreshments, and socializing among families and neighbors.
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